Namely, without the time to adapt to this new landscape of research, departments will be unable to carefully curate a plan for a new way forward and will be left with no other choice but to make extremely difficult cuts.
However, it is what transpired after “Bid Turn In” that made this cycle truly interesting. Namely, a number of fraternities had appeared to develop a new strategy — one that experts have long cautioned against. Perhaps, just as sports adapt their playstyles over time, fraternities evolve in their own way.
It seems that we have forgotten that comedy movies do more to unite than to divide, oftentimes transcending the identity of its audience.
May I make clear that I do not ask that any of you compromise on your own views. I simply request that you recognize that disagreement is more often rooted in a difference in values and circumstance than it is in ignorance and/or unintelligence.
New kink discovered at Duke: Apparently students love to be degraded.
There is a correlation — albeit a loose one — between one’s personality and major. But for this article’s sake, let’s pretend like everyone of the same major has the same personality.
In rhetoric, sure, the Duke administration has expressed the greatest trust in their student body, composed of some of the brightest young minds in the world. However, their insistence on intervening in the lives of its students suggests the opposite — that Duke has little to no trust in us at all.
I can confidently say that “The Chef’s Kitchen” has had one of the greater glow ups in recent memory, in its transition from It’s Thyme to the ‘Hawaiian Place.’ “It’s actually really good, I promise. Just give it a chance.” I have given it a chance. I have given it seven chances.
Not only does hyper grade inflation diminish the value of true achievement, it also shields us from a reality that does not deliberately accommodate our success.
Ideal’s was founded at the start of 2020 with a simple goal: to deliver high quality Northeastern-style sandwiches to Durham residents.
