Expression Shouldn’t be a Privilege
Published by Alison Hurst As I near the end of my work with the Criminal Justice Resource Center, I’m not often taken aback by …
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The Problem of the Runaway Train
Published by Michael Cao The first class I attended at Duke was a seminar called “Globalization and Corporate Citizenship” led by Dirk Philipsen, a …
Read moreA COVID-19 poem
Published by Victoria McReynolds staring through a computer screen eyes straining videos buffering pets barking and meowing pressing the mute button then clicking …
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Published by Victoria McReynolds This past March, Kristalina Georgieva, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), gave a virtual speech to the …
Read moreA Degree of Precision
Published by Alison Hurst As a “Law and Order: SVU” devotee and a fan of true crime media generally, I long idolized the quick-witted …
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Re(duce), Re(use), Re(imagining justice)
Published by Michael Cao Whenever I’m asked to describe myself, I have a litany of phrases cached in my mental storage. I’m a student. …
Read moreAll or Nothing
Published by Alison Hurst As I prepare for my interviews with project managers, mental health liaisons, and case managers of North Carolina’s Local Reentry …
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From Anxiety to Admiration
Published by Alison Hurst Much of my work for the Criminal Justice Resource Center thus far is solitary, as I sit at my kitchen …
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Learning to Start Somewhere
Published by Michael Cao I first learned about the tale of Sisyphus reading a book on Greek mythology. Sisyphus was the king of Corinth, …
Read moreResponding to Challenges and Change
Published by Darby Heflin Throughout my DukeEngage experience I have definitely encountered a few unexpected twists. For example, although I am working with DukeEngage …
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