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The New York Film Festival selected films made by Spring 2010 Visiting Filmmaker David Gatten and Production Teaching Fellow Shambhavi Kaul for the 13th Annual Views from the Avant-Garde. Gatten’s “Journal and Remarks” and Kaul’s “Scene 32″ screened in front of a packed audience in the Walter Reade Theater at Lincoln Center this past Saturday.
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At last night’s Raleigh screening of the Tucker Max film, I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell, Chronicle multimedia editor Chase Olivieri captured a brief interview with writer/screenwriter/Duke Law “alumnus,” getting him to weigh in on GQ’s list of America’s 25 Douchiest Colleges. Max notes that Duke at the number two spot is appropriate, but [...]
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In an act illustrating exactly why Duke ranked so high on GQ’s list of America’s Douchiest Colleges, what we can only imagine to be a group of Duke students has issued an online petition against the Conde Nast publication’s for its “biased selection process.” It says:
We, the undersigned members of the Duke University community, demand [...]
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A little late but nonetheless. Although more attention has been paid to Duke slipping to number 10 in U.S. News & World Report’s rankings, GQ’s September issue features its own brand of college rankings: America’s 25 Douchiest Colleges. The magazine calls Duke the home of “The O.D. (Original Douche)” and adds, “They’re probably number one. [...]
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So maybe No Doubt isn’t going to be the biggest thing to come to the Triangle in 2009. The N&O’s On the Beat blog is reporting that Irish rockers U2 might be making a stop at Duke’s Wallace Wade football stadium this fall in support of their forthcoming release No Line on the Horizon (March [...]
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