A leap back in time: How life on the Bluff has changed since 1957

By Jamie Crow | Staff Writer 11/09/2017 Mid-November 1957 was a very busy time on the Bluff. Veterans Day events, Greek life rushes and Homecoming festivities filled the Thanksgiving month with an air of excitement. There was also a meeting held with an anti-Communist group, as well as plenty of Marlboro advertisements to embody the nifty-fifties. All Duquesne students were invited to attend the annual … Continue reading A leap back in time: How life on the Bluff has changed since 1957

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Declassified CIA docs reveal connections to Duquesne

By Madeline Bartos | Staff Writer More than 12 million classified CIA documents — formerly available only by physically going to the National Archives in College Park, Maryland — are now available with a mere click of the mouse. Every year, the CIA releases what it deems as “nonexempt historically valuable records” 25 years or older to the public. As of last Tuesday, the database … Continue reading Declassified CIA docs reveal connections to Duquesne

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