Last year, The Chronicle featured possible replacements for retiring President Nan Keohane. The list, while distinguished and long, lacked a bit of pizzazz.
It was amateur hour last week on East and West campuses. Parents eager to dump their kids, while the youngins were rushing to bid their parents adieu for a year of higher learning and debauchery.
Following in the footsteps of President George W. Bush, U.S. News and World Report columnist Michael Barone managed to classify Americans into two camps.
By far, one of the most exciting events at Duke occurs every spring when we "Get HOUSed.
Hey there, bummer about last Thursday, eh? Those refs sure did blow it--Carlos Boozer got hammered and nothing got called.
My brother stood next to me crying and I insecurely grasped $25 as we watched the silver '84 Chevy Caprice Classic station wagon disappear over a Nebraska hill.
The University's new photonics center will surely attract many visitors as a research hallmark.
Harvard professor emeritus E.O. Wilson defines biophilia--a word he popularized--as "the innate tendency [in human beings] to focus on life and lifelike process.
CNBC's Laurence Kudlow recently rationalized Enron's recent collapse, marking the greatest bankruptcy the United States has ever seen, by stating that in a free market economy there will be winners...
As a wildfire across a dry brush, conservative patriotism swept through the rank and file of America following Sept. 11.
