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When I was growing up, art wasn't a cool-kids' passion. |
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Students and their summer vacations, scholars and their picks of books on war |
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Athletic errors and nursing accomplishments |
From "island biogeography" to a fantasy job |
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Nikki Jusu: not satisfied with sameness |
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Glimpses
of graduation, an
ending for the Oak Room;
Campus
Observer: cutting remarks from the Duke Barbershop |
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Exploring the power, and the purpose, of the image |
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Breaking the rules in birthing |
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Streaming fireworks and breaking records |
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Aligning graduation arrangements |
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"Gay? Fine by me."
—On nearly 2,000 T-shirts printed by a group of straight and gay students and given away on campus in an effort to combat the perception that Duke is the most gay-unfriendly campus in the United States, as reported by the Princeton Review
"For $40 billion a year, we've built a Kafka-esque revolving door where our people go into prison, come out, and go right back in. And the American taxpayer is paying for each revolution of this door."
—Eric Schlosser, author of Fast Food Nation and Reefer Madness and Other Tales from the American Underground
"It's not easy. You do the best you can on the front end, reading and researching, and you make your decision. Don't look back. Don't be a judge.... We had a saying at the Lazy B: 'The only thing you get sitting on the fence is a sore crotch.' "
—Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor on making tough decisions during a Q&A with professor Walter Dellinger at the Law School |
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