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Campus safety is a necessity
Addison Smith | Opinions Editor Hannah Graham has been missing for more than a month. The second year student at the University of Virginia went missing Sept. 13 and hasn’t been seen since. This past […]
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Liberal arts makes SAT optional in positive move
Duke Staff The McAnulty College of Liberal Arts is lifting its requirement to submit SAT scores as part of their application for applying to Duquesne. But is making the countless nights of studying, preparing and […]
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Living life as a left-handed person
Bryanna McDermtt | Student Columnist Never being able to use a pen because the words get smeared while writing, having to buy a special guitar just to learn to play and needing to switch the […]
Features
TransPride Pittsburgh holds second national conference
By: Seth Culp-Ressler | The Duquesne Duke TransPride Pittsburgh, an organization dedicated to supporting and strengthening the local transgender community, had their second annual National Conference this past week. Held at First United Methodist Church in […]
Arts & Entertainment
Tweedy’s debut album simple, yet effective
By: Sam Fatula | a&e editor In the past decade, singer-songwriter Jeff Tweedy has accomplished feats that rank high among all indie-folk rock acts. Tweedy fronts the Grammy Award-winning band Wilco, who released folk rock […]
Arts & Entertainment
Destiny takes the gaming universe by storm
By: Saul Berrios-Thomas | Layout Editor All the hype surrounding Destiny made it inevitable that this could change the gaming world but did it’s Sept. 9 release fulfill the media’s prophecy? Bungie, the makers of […]
Arts & Entertainment
Thrival Festival rocks Bakery Square
Last weekend’s music festival in Bakery Square represented much more than welcoming popular musicians. It introduced locals responsible for the cultural renaissance that is occurring in Pittsburgh. The second annual Thrival Innovation and Music Festival […]
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Retailer showcases ignorance towards history
By|Carrie Garrison Zara, a leading retailer on the high street, reflected today’s generation of ignorant Millennials on Wednesday, Aug. 27, when it unveiled, and quickly revoked, its children’s pajama shirt that closely resembled a Nazi […]
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Journalists’ life fall on deaf ears
By The Duke Staff From the dawn of journalism, readers and writers alike have speculated the importance of what deserves to be published in a world that has conflicting definitions of the word ‘censorship.’ A […]
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Top five albums of the summer
By: Sam Fatula | a&e editor It can certainly be frustrating separating the good, the bad and the ugly with so many albums that come out so rapidly and in such high volume […]