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Duke Bans UNC-Chapel Hill Joint Scholars From Krzyzewskiville


Duke University may open its classes to some students from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, but there's no home for rival Tar Heels in Krzyzewskiville. That's the verdict of Duke student leaders, as well as reluctant administrators who upheld a student government decision to ban some beneficiaries of a joint scholarship program from this year's camp-out for Duke basketball fans. (WRAL.com)

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