OPINION | COMMUNITY EDITORIAL BOARD
Advice for the future CEB
By Community Editorial Board | April 22, 2022We are proud to announce that, this semester, our articles got "increasingly worse."
We are proud to announce that, this semester, our articles got "increasingly worse."
Fundamentally, the liberal arts must be, in a word, ‘liberal’—that is characterized by freedom of choice.
Whether or not Duke has been looking for a solution to sexual assault on campus, SHAPE has done the heavy lifting for them.
Students are unaware of the administrators that have considerable influence on their daily lives, and as a result, workers are forced to face student concerns.
It is time for our student government to enact reasonable guidelines that establish sound definitions of free speech and outline appropriate funding standards for speakers.
Take time to find comfort in the communities that have been built and strengthened throughout the year.
Students come to Duke because of the peer connections, interdisciplinary studies and school culture, not only for the classes.
The Duke Administration already feels that we students are too unqualified and biased to select the next Young Trustee by coming together, so let’s prove them wrong by uniting against injustice and unfairness when we see it.
Administrators should consult those affected by their decisions – namely Duke students.
The move of group-living organizations from Central Campus to the Durham community created negative consequences for Durham residents.