Staff Editorial: Famous athletes not always the best role models

By Duke Staff The Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines a role model as “someone who another person admires and tries to be like.” Children all over the country have life-sized posters of famous athletes, emblazoned on their walls. Sports are becoming a place where kids find their role models, but should this be the case? We at The Duke believe that to be a true role model, … Continue reading Staff Editorial: Famous athletes not always the best role models

Whatever comes to mind: Child supervision prevents loss of innocence

By George Flynn | Opinions Editor Children are a gift to the world. They must be cherished and loved. They must be raised as the new leaders of America, as they will take our place and bring about new generations to improve the world we grew up in. However, children must always be watched. Supervision can be viewed as the most important factor in raising … Continue reading Whatever comes to mind: Child supervision prevents loss of innocence

‘Listen’ for the children

Photo by: Connor Hancovsky | Multimedia Editor Students gather Wednesday on Academic Walk to support the mission of the Homeless Children’s Education Fund. Participants raised masks of homeless children in front of their faces and repeated the word “listen” 10 times. The gathering raised awareness for children whose living conditions present barriers to their educational success. Continue reading ‘Listen’ for the children