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slik nik
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I feel that Duke enriches Durham instead of Durham enriching Duke. There is not much to do in the Durham area. Chapel Hill and Raleigh appear to offer more social options than Durham. [View Full Report] |
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quantize
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Durham is meh. [View Full Report] |
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haldir380
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Very close to rivals in Chapel Hill. [View Full Report] |
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prepre
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small town feel [View Full Report] |
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darkknight101
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DURHAM SUCKS...BUT CHAPEL HILL AREA IS OKAY [View Full Report] |
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IrunN2doorz
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My mom went to some mall in Durham about 3 exits away from the Duke campus exit. The mall was nice. The people were nice. Friendly people. [View Full Report] |
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p_hp_fan
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I didn't see much of the city. It looked...not so great. Although Duke is in the midst of Durham, it feels quite isolated. I felt a great sense of atmosphere on campus, despite the surrounding [View Full Report] |
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chintzy
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Farther out things get a little industrial/dumpy. [View Full Report] |
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K9Leader
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Didn't really see it. We got there in time for the tour but had to leave right after to make it to our next stop. Also, daughter was very turned off by "the Attitude" so didn't n [View Full Report] |
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nmehta4
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Durham is not the ideal college town. Crime is indeed a problem and the town is a bit rundown, but it is not too bad. There are several great restaurants surrounding the city. [View Full Report] |
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blackeyedsusan
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The city is close by, but not very interesting or safe. [View Full Report] |
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arachnophobia12
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Durham is a nice little town; my only problem was the lack of things to do off campus. There wasn't much shopping or eateries to visit. [View Full Report] |
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pandraagon
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Very friendly atmosphere of smart intellectuals. Even at 3am in the morning where normal people are asleep, you can still find groups of students studying or doing a project. [View Full Report] |
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Amwidkle
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Can't say too well because we didn't really visit Durham proper. It is a mid-sized city that might have some rough parts, but they weren't anywhere near campus. [View Full Report] |
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Amwidkle
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Can't say too well because we didn't really visit Durham proper. It is a mid-sized city that might have some rough parts, but they weren't anywhere near campus. [View Full Report] |
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duh
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i honestly dont understand what peeps talk about when they say durham is agijerlja. it's far far far better than ghetto and people dont 'really' hate dukies (it's just that they li [View Full Report] |
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we're_going_down_swinging
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I didn't get to talk to any people in Durham (besides the students), so I just gave this an average rating. [View Full Report] |
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collegedude
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I loved Duke, but I hated Durham. Perhaps I drove through the wrong part of town, but I was amazed that such a poor town could be the home to such an excellent University such as Duke. That was just my first impression of the town and perhaps it will ch [View Full Report] |
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wannabazn88
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Durham isn't the best college town, but it could be worse. From what I heard, if you want to go off campus, most students go to Chapel Hill. [View Full Report] |
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ssorman2003
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not such a great place. but if you go to duke, you don't really need Durham. duke is great on it's own. [View Full Report] |
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loveduke22
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Town-gown relations pretty strained, but to those willing to venture out Durham has a lot to offer. [View Full Report] |