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This Week In Irony: Gingrich goes "anti-establishment"
Ahead of his predicted loss in Florida's primary last Tuesday, GOP contender Newt Gingrich began ramping up the anti-establishment rhetoric.
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Newt Gingrich phone home...
Presidential platforms: the economy, industry, foreign policy, extraterrestrial colonies...
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Political roundup: N.C. gubernatorial race preview
The 2012 race for North Carolina Governor made national headlines last week when incumbent and Democrat Governor Bev Purdue surprisingly announced she would not run for reelection.
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This Week in Chronicle History: bus mortality and computer sciences
Twenty years ago, buses catching on fire were the least of our worries and the computer science department was just burgeoning.
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Trending: this week of submissions
A week of Duke students' submissions for what has been trending on the interwebs.
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Vomit omelets and sexual assaults
Omelets and kiddie pools of omelets during Dartmouth hazing, crotch grabbing at University of Wisconsin, Rhodes candidate and sexual assaulter at Yale, and a lesbian sex columnist at Cornell.
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Politics roundup: Romney ahead in Florida, Gingrich fights on
The Republican primary seems to be breaking past trends as the Florida primary approaches.
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Pop Culture Grid: Douglas vs. Jones
The Chronicle's Annie Wang asked Stefani Jones, a debate team members, and Hunter Douglas, a member of Duke University Improvisation, questions to figure oeut a bit more about the groups they are a part of.
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Digging into Durham: Parker and Otis
Located in Peabody Place, your typical, historic Durham, renovated brick building, Parker and Otis is quite literally a hidden gem.
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This Week in Irony: Sh*t Girls Say
A month after its launch, the now-viral video “Sh*t Girls Say” has taken the Internet by storm, spawning a veritable trove of spin-offs.
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Duke trustee donates $7.5 million to repair Washington Monument
David M. Rubenstein, Trinity ’70 and vice-chair of the Board of Trustees, has a long history of donating to charitable causes—many to Duke.
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