What are the implications of Southern dirt for the soul of man? At 5:28 p.m., Oct. 23, Ashon Crawley answered this question in one of the Nasher's small lecture halls.
This snapshot is emblematic of a game plagued by missed opportunity. Duke lost a seven-game shutout streak in a 5-2 defeat to North Carolina Friday night in Durham.
If Xiu Xiu had to be assigned a genre, the closest would be experimental rock or indie. But just listening to one of their songs shows how ill-fitting that label is. Their songs range from almost lo-fi to music befitting haunted houses that aspire to make people cry in fear. The band’s music is unsettling and provoking yet strangely good; even if it is not for everyone, Xiu Xiu’s artistry prevails.
Riding a four-game win streak, Duke extended it to six with two dominant shutouts — 3-0 against Louisville and 4-0 against VCU.
“Uglies” is okay at best and emblematic of depressingly profit-minded movies at worst. The job of a good movie is to either say something new or something known in an interesting way. “Uglies” does neither. We recommend skipping this one.
Writer Pascal Quignard and pianist Aline Piboule walk on stage hand in hand, wearing black pants and a long sleeve shirt and black pants and a silver sequin jacket-top combo respectively. They lock hands center stage and bow, afterwards retreating to their respective seats. Quignard opens his mouth to speak into a microphone but a train whistles; the crowd laughs.
Despite being overlooked in favor of his contemporaries, Fauré is vitally important musically but also philosophically. Le Dernier Amour de Fauré offers arguably one of the best introductions in demonstrating why.
Extending its record to 3-0, Duke football managed to remain undefeated after facing off against UConn and coming out on top with a final score of 26-21. The Blue Zone is here to break down the victory with three key takeaways, stats and a look ahead.
