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By Allie Middleton | November 28, 2012Explore organic local farming through the lens of Durham's Four Leaf Farm
Explore organic local farming through the lens of Durham's Four Leaf Farm
Allahu Akbar. God is most great. The phrase is engraved in shimmering calligraphy on my ring. And every time a well-intentioned shopkeeper or taxi driver (why are they always smiling old men?) asks...
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My sixteenth birthday present from my parents was a new car.
Almost 15 million Venezuelan voters went to the polls for the first truly competitive presidential race in 14 years.
Raleigh-based Lillian’s List aims to take back the General Assembly Nov. 6.
“You ARE libertarian. Live free,” reads the wall behind Gary Johnson’s podium in Reynold’s Theater. Truthfully, under your cloak of political indifference, past the narrow political constructs of...
As North Carolina struggles to choose between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama in this year’s presidential election, the state is much more certain about its choice for governor.
Some polls confirm that health care is a pressing voter issue, trailing the economy and jobs.
The following two pieces are excerpts from a foreign policy debate hosted by Prof. Peter Feaver's "Foreign Policy of the 2012 Elections" class, held on Oct. 9, 2012
What do Duke, the College of the Ozarks and the University of Scranton have in common? They are all listed in the Huffington Post’s list of the most politically apathetic colleges—at the top of...
In real life, Michael Munger positively pops off the pages.
In 2009, lifetime Laurinburg resident Ira Edge graduated from UNC-Pembroke with a degree in chemistry. Upon graduation, Edge looked for work at local manufacturers as a chemist with long-term plans...
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Duke men’s basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski led Team USA to its 14th gold medal—the second under his leadership—with the help of two other Blue Devils: associate head coaches Chris Collins and...
Senior Abby Johnston and junior Nick McCrory made waves in London this summer as the latest Duke-affiliated athletes to medal in the Olympic Games.
Nearly two years after its inception, the Arab Spring rages on.
The building at 301 East 9th St. is inconspicuous. Two blocks off of Charlotte’s main street, the space is a balance between an old warehouse and an abandoned office space. Loading docks in the...
Professor Brian Hare unravels the minds of man's closest relatives and closest friends
The clatter of plates, customers placing their orders, babbling babies and jazz music. These are not the typical sounds one associates with an office environment, perhaps with the exception of...