Opinions
Candy ignites insanity
By Michael Flewelling
Year: 2013
Opinions
Election experience offers a unique perspective
By Julian Routh, Zach Brendza, Pat Higgins & Aaron Warnick | The Duquesne Duke The mayoral election took place on Nov. 5. Not only was it a huge deal for the entire city, but members […]
Opinions
Sephora loses respect for using the “R” word
By Carley Thieret | Student Columnist In today’s society, which is full of advocation, reform and advancement towards equality, using language in a politically correct manner has become more important than ever before. I cannot […]
Opinions
Staff Editorial: South Side unsafe for society
By Duke Staff According to Pittsburgh police, the South Side is on its way to becoming a safer neighborhood. But does the word safer lend the same meaning as safe? Lt. Larry Scirotto recently spoke […]
Opinions
Whatever comes to mind: Magic lost for American Girl dolls
By George Flynn | Opinions Editor I remember when my sister got her first American Girl Doll. I was probably 5- or 6-years-old. All week, she would run to the window when she heard tires […]
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Sports
Dukes’ strong first half prevails in opener
By Julian Routh | News Editor A strong first half was too much to handle for Abilene Christian in Duquesne’s season opening 94-75 win on Saturday. The Dukes, who got off to a 12-0 start, […]
Sports
Duquesne men’s basketball tackles aggression in 94-75 win
Addie Smith | Sports Editor It may be because the Dukes were playing a team new to Division I basketball, but there was something about the Duquesne men’s basketball team on Saturday when they overtook […]
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Women’s Atlantic 10 Preview: Dukes have sights set on NCAA Tournament
Saúl Berríos-Thomas and Carly Theriet | The Duquesne Duke 1 Dayton 2012-2013: 28-3 overall, 14-0 Atlantic 10 The defending Atlantic 10 regular season champion Flyers return as one of the strongest teams in the conference. […]