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LDOC 2013


By Melissa Bradley
April 21, 2013 - 9:31pm

For those not in the know, “Last Day of Classes,” more commonly referred to as “LDOC,” is one of the largest events held on Duke’s campus, comprised of a wide array of daytime programming and live musical performances! Held on the last day of undergraduate classes during second semester, LDOC offers Duke students a chance to relax and unwindwith their friends before kicking into high-gear study mode for finals. You can stay up to date on all the information about LDOC here: Website: http://duuke.org/ldoc/ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/dukeldoc READ MORE

National Picnic Day


By Melissa Bradley
April 21, 2013 - 9:25pm

Celebrate National Picnic Day with a picnic-themed dinner at Great Hall! Photo: 1 READ MORE

Spring Heat Wave


By Jacqueline Samy
April 21, 2013 - 9:22pm

Spring is finally here and what better time than now to shelve the blacks and monotones and bring out your best prints, florals, pastels and neon hued accessories! Name: Sabrina Hamilton-Payne Year: 2013 Major: English & Public Policy Hometown: Johannesburg, South Africa READ MORE

How to Dress to Stay Cool While Looking Great!


By Natalie Wegner
April 19, 2013 - 12:46am

Knowing what to wear in this heat can be a struggle. Nothing seems to keep the sun’s rays away. So, I decided to do some research and found ways to stay cool while looking great! READ MORE

A Few of My Favorite Things: Duke in the Spring


By Jen Lunde
April 17, 2013 - 12:38am

Campus is in bloom There’s no question that Duke’s campus is well-known. Consistently recognized on “Most Beautiful Campus” lists, it’s definitely a highlight of the spring. The overdose of chapel pics and cherry blossom trees on my Facebook and Instragram feeds is a small price to pay in exchange for such a gorgeous campus. READ MORE

Summer Plans


By Samara Madhvani
April 16, 2013 - 12:36am

With summer coming up, check out what other Duke students have planned for the break. Prepare to be impressed! “I am going to India and the Andaman and Nicobar Islands to visit family, and then I’m doing DukeEngage in Colombia, working with internally displaced people through the documentary arts.”-Nikita Yogesh, ‘15 “I am going home to South Africa! That’s all that matters.”-Busi Sibeko, ‘16 “I'm going to be volunteering for most of the summer in a children's transit home (for children abandoned or abused) in Idi-Araba, Lagos Nigeria. I'm also going to intern at a law firm.”-Adesuwa Giwa-Osagie ‘15 READ MORE

The Game Changer: Katie Guidera


By Alyssa Coughenour
April 15, 2013 - 12:30am

Junior Katie Guidera would most likely call the rural villages in Hamakyu, South Africa her second home. After studying abroad in this area of the world over the summer after her freshman year, she discovered her passion: global health. So, any of you interested in the new Global Health major now offered at Duke, talk to Katie. Before this was an option, Katie created her own major with the help of Program II -- Global Mental Health: Social Determinants and Human Rights Implications. As an avid instagrammer, I’d say Katie is #aheadofthegame. Not only did this study abroad experience point Katie in the right direction, in terms of what she wanted to study, but it also inspired her to return to South Africa. And a third time. And probably many more times to...

Durham One Day Without Shoes


By Melissa Bradley
April 14, 2013 - 6:53pm

  Tuesday, April 16th is TOMS One Day Without shoes! People worldwide will be taking their shoes off in an effort to create awareness of TOMS Shoes and their One for One movement. People will be meeting in the Ninth Street parking lot across from Blue Corn Cafe, Vaguely Reminiscent, Francesca's etc. at 4pm. There will be free Iced Coffee while it lasts! There will also be the option to have the TOMS flag painted on your feet (see picture).  At 4.30pm, the barefoot walk around Ninth Street will begin. It is 0.7 miles in total. For more info about One Day Without Shoes and what it & TOMS are all about, go to www.onedaywithoutshoes.com...

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Let's Talk - Sex Talk


By Melissa Bradley
April 14, 2013 - 6:41pm

  Let's Talk - Sex Talk is a dinner discussion group that aims to provide a safe space for students to talk about any and all things related to sex! Come with an open mind and an empty stomach! Email womenctr@duke.edu for more information. Photo Credit: 1   READ MORE

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