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Cornell freshmen are all too familiar with these scenes: leaving their cozy rooms on Saturday night and tumbling back into soft beds (very) early Sunday morning, or throwing their backpacks next to their half-spilling closets before tiredly climbing up into the top bunk. Freshmen dorms represent more than just a shelter for many students, which is why I think it’s important for us to learn about the legacy and history that surround North Campus.  

The newly formed governing body for fraternities that have disaffiliated from Duke began its spring rush process on Sunday. Durham IFC President Will Santee, a junior member of Kappa Alpha Order, said that no organizations should have plans for in-person events and that rush sche...

Pike is at least the ninth fraternity to break from Duke after the University announced changes to the campus residential experience, including pushing rush to sophomore year.&nbsp&#x3B;

When seven fraternities cut ties with Duke in the wake of recent reforms to rush and selective living—to be later joined by two others—senior Shreyas Gupta wasn’t surprised. But he says there’s “nothing redeemable” about the announcement.

Nine fraternities have broken away from the Duke Interfraternity Council since Duke announced changes to the rush process and selective housing.

Report: Fraternities Cut Ties with Duke After University Creates New Restrictions Duke Chapel Duke Universitys Greek life could be on the outs after seven fraternities made the decision to disaffiliate from the universitys Interfraternity Council, Duke Chronicle reported Tuesday. Two more organizations are waiting to hear from their national organizations before making a decision. The individual decisions come after the university decided to prohibit potential new members from rushing until th...

The fraternities’ decisions to sever official links to the University come after administrators ended the recruitment of first years by Greek and non-Greek selective living groups. The mass exodus marks a permanent and dramatic change to Duke’s on-campus culture. &nbsp&#x3B;

Updated 1/27/2021 3:35 AM A well known Illinois high school basketball player, F. William "Bill" Schulz, 86, of Kenilworth, IL, passed away due to complications related to leukemia on Jan. 21, 2021, with his family by his side. Bill was born on November 11, 1934, in Harvard, to the late Fred and Helen Schulz and is survived by his wife of 63 years, Karin; his two daughters, Julie (Matthew) Halbower and Dr. Pamela Schulz, and his son Bill Schulz; his siblings, John, Ken (Marcia), Jim (Carolyn), ...

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daughter are rescued from their snowbound car. >> i got you. were going to help you out, okay? >> but this warm and fuzzy story has a sordid twist. well tell you about it. meet the guy who wants to be the first jamaican diver in the olympics. and see the insane moves he hopes will get him there. >> a somersault, flip out of the somersault, rocket it into a twist, check it out. and some frat boys decide -- >> to serenade some girls. >> awww. ♪ i can be your hero baby >> i hope the...