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noticed in three elections that Council had used
Campus
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By
KEVIN LEES
The Chronicle
Tuesday night’s Quad Council elections raised
eyebrows after irregulari-
ties surfaced
during the voting
process
Crowell, Wannamaker and Clock-
in
tower
Quadrangles.
In Clocktower
Quadrangle,
area coor-
dinators handed out five slips
of paper
to each
was
to
resident, and each
place
one
each for vice
a
in
slip
different
one
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than
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allowed
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once
in
any
students to race.
Council President Vik De-
Campus visetty,
treasurer and
representative.
system, logistically, vote
told
of five boxes,
position—president,
president, secretary,
Campus
voter
said
senior,
official
any
such complaints
he had not
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Clinic researches women’s The
Chronicle
have
for
a
their
the
injuries:
facility
the a
of
professor
new
orthopedic
clinic in
bine
caring
care
approach
comprehensive
to
help
to
“We’re looking
serious
injury
or
a
with
the
tions
the
opera-
for
hopes
are
great
has
like this
never
to offer
ability
athletes is
from 8:30
staffed
in-
Deborah
should
insurance
Toth
ments may
require
in
osteoporosis
pre-
form of
the
a
sports
she
intends
health
the
medicine
said
program,
address
to
and
“body
across
the Hospital
In
1999,
cine at on
treat-
some
prescription
or
of women’s
Hannafin
other founder,
clinic’s
has returned to Duke to build
and Har-
Angeles
the specific injuries of female ath-
FHAD Pi
the nation to the University of
California at Los
medi-
sports
noted the need to focus
Dr. Lisa Callahan, in New York, Toth
clinics
sports
Special Surgery.
then-head of
Duke,
and the first
the
clinic, applauded
for
Toth said she and Dr. Frank
letes. After working with
Hannafm, who helped found
extension
at
Bassett,
and its psycho-so-
perception
New York
a
or
all
Both Toth and Moorman worked director of
Moorman,
cial aspects.” Dr. Jo
said
plan
cover
referral from another doctor.
stress fractures.
Claude
is
and Toth. Bolog-
nesi said the student health
treatments.
menstruation—and
the
help for sports-
physical therapist
Squire,
ing disorders, amenorrhea—the ces-
Dr.
thing.”
to 5 p.m. The clinic
a.m.
health
mature
to
care
valuable
by sports medicine specialist
Andrea Gallagher
in
triad,
female athlete
the
bet-
a
common
interested
is
she
of
any-
campus....
specialty
a
seek
can
Bolognesi been
college
on a
which includes poor nutrition or eat-
sation
with
success
excited,”
very
thing
Women
female athletes. In
that affect
studying
gain
to
of
understanding
particular,
Bolognesi, ad-
related injuries at the clinic Fridays
Toth said she
juries
of
components
clinic.
“There
Special Surgery
in New York.
ter
you
com-
director of sports medi-
said.
women
can
location.”
anticipate
new
The
the first located
nation,
Hospital
the
began
the second of its
just
is
Aug. 20,
kind in at
which
special
the
one
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pain,”
Toth said.
clinic,
to
cine,
a
who
person
mile without
a
all
ministrative
everyone—-
varsity athlete
a
wants to walk
The
a
is
sports medicine complex
a
Both Toth and Jim
for women’s sports injuries.
knee
was
to steal their pa-
useful because
“very
surgery,
clinic offers what she called
whether it be
women’s clinic
tients.” She added that including the
Directed by Dr. Alison Toth, assistant
only
“concern from col-
was
a
marketing scheme
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Clinic.
Sports
that
leagues
the
she encountered during her
clinic’s set up
Triangle
treatment
new
said
She
University.
problem
in the
Female athletes area
yard
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quad
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sort
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through
elected. Winners
said
was
listed.
quad,
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area
ballot, with was
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Quad councils
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yet been
announced.
smoothly.
coordinator Leigh Ann Smith ensure
all of the
a
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vote in your dorm.”
part of
president.
ally help
on
monitored by the [residential ad-
only are
ran
taken to
were
she said. “Voting
visers].
same
quads, voting
precautions
“It
Crowell
had the
be
quads will
In Edens said
mistake and had done it the wrong way.”
was
Council will
In other
confusion in how the ballot
said. “I know
about
But he said the
quads,” Devisetty said.
Wannamaker’s elections have not
revote.
were
[Assistant
Adams
Todd]
this week, and the top vote-getter for each office from
can-
both candidate for Clocktower
� PAGE 5
rejected before the election.
Campus
said she had heard from several residents were
was
Development
Wannamaker quads to vote in separate
race.
a
the
of the ACs had talked to
Devisetty said officials
an
most liv-
as
Pi
see
one
of Student
combining
times for
said he did not
quad—Alpha Epsilon
Carpenter,
they made
think
Walsh,
the
worked,” Carpenter
attractive,”
more
on
tentionally doing that, but
liv-
Den will
senior C.J.
said
the
you
“I’d heard actually, not necessarily that people
had this weekend
groups
come
that they
a
rentals.
the experience
groups
president,
facility will
group
for each position,
position.” However, Lyons
Sarah
only
as
sophomore
communications chair. “Instead of voting
didates in each
day.”
a
tradition
a
for
venue
ing
the
hope
become
“With
We’re
a
Sigma Chi fraternity and Prism dormitory—had
for
menus
couple hours
a
ing
nutri-
Zarzour said. “So
been
Some still
with the
work
“Originally, Lyons,
6,2001
confusion
cause
3
incentive for students to vote
trainer, said the location has worked well. “We
one
page
said Derek
SEPTEMBER
7/31/02.
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,
The Chronicle
2001
School
bombing
traumatizes kids P-
from
IRELAND
EAST
day
EMILY
PHILIP
FERGUSON
RAHMIN EMILY MIMI
JOYCE
NEWMAN
JOSH
fewer
and fewer
a
shower
protesters
epithets
came
terrified,”
said
CAMPUS
forced the
school. DAVIDSON
upset
ANDREA MILLER
SHEVON
ROCKETT
bricks
later.
Schoolgirls
as
Catholic
she
summer
yards
from
CAMPUS
to
a
“peace
Protestant
and
the Protestant side.
230
to the
Pri-
vacation early. The
separating
on
residents,
Holy Cross Girls’
pupils
principal
Tanney, and half those who do
GARCIA
ALEX
broken
the street last June
few hundred
Only half the
week, according MAYA WASHINGTON
PINKRAH
their
on
Many parents have kept their daughters
ANDERSON
BARKSDALE
JESSIE
a
cross-street
a
Catholic homes, but
THANIYYAH AHMAD
OFF
seconds
blockading
they successfully
line,”
RICK
and
protest alleged harassment by
Catholic school is
CLIFFORD
were
6-year-old Aine Booth
School to start its mary
LATRICIA
body
young
shouted.
were
stones
of
Protestants began to
WEINER
CAMILLE
as
bomb went off.
WALLER
NORTH
in
cordon of officers
screaming.
“I feel
and
CENTRAL CAMPUS
a
stood at the school entrance with her mother after the
ROSS
KEEANA SAJADI JUSTIN
po-
this
growing, making Protestants feel
thunderous bang
ran
ROLLER
DOUG
in
slammed into the police jeeps and into the street, and
PANDURO
TOM
DAVIDSON
more
population
nightsticks as they chased Protesthrough the front yards of homes.
Wednesday, doorsteps,
a
ANA
given Catholics
Catholic
4—and drew
tants back
KADASTER
JARED
WACHENDORF
su-
of North
walked in front of the students—some
Then PERI
ANDREW WISNEWSKI CLIFFORD
as
HUNT
ASHLEY
SARABI UHRE
is
the
and Tuesday,
Monday armor
DOLGOVSKIJ
RANDY
LEVY
MERI
CRISSY
LINDSAY DREILINGER
LALA
for
struggle streets
under siege.
DODSON
DARYN
ISAAC
KURIAN
ANEIL
BARNA
STEPHANIE
NATALIE CENTENO CATHERINE
and
part of the city
ALEX
BRADY
power,
BARDINELLI
SARAH
BENSON
concrete
have
agreement
peace
litical BRIAN
long-running
a
rough
Belfast. Reforms ushered in with the 1998 Good Fri-
WEST CAMPUS
CAMPUS
in
the
over
premacy
2
page
become pawns
away
from
have attended this of the come
school, Anne
have been too
stay.
“They
were
very
traumatized,”
Tanney said. “We
couldn’t teach them under those conditions.”
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connecting
for
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discontinuation. “It’s
number,
Durham
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trade your
can
the work
doing
ever
said that although
the program resulted in just
ed at its
one
Zervakis has
circulation
Rose,
The Herald-Sun,
huge
ple
spring.
Ed
Zervakis
her
with
interesting.
more
curricula
and about 15 percent said they did
1
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Rivers leads By
DAVID DROSCHAK
The Associated
RALEIGH Amato
isn’t
another
his
at
heart
stand
can
offensive
alma
but
mater,
trailed
Wolfpack either
or
first the
lar freshman
on
ries and took three games to overtime.
more
until
the end,
true
held
Wolfpack
30
scoring
form
to
second-half
to beat Minnesota 38-30 in
points
the
Micronpc.com Bowl. “If they think they
catch up with you
to do that
later,”
sooner or
the
sea-
against Indiana Thursday night.
The Hoosiers victims threw
a
a
season
n’t
Philip Rivers
as
ago
touchdown
Terrence Holt blocked
41-38
in
victory
“They
a
pass
potential
time
as
to
gamein
expired
the
Bloomington, Ind. hate
basically
us,” Holt
“They have been preparing and winter to play
us
receivers a
go,
is
one
in
now
us.
all
said.
spring
They have
231-pound
of the most
college in
the
a
bad
season
yards
and 25
after
TDs,
football NFL.
a
The
have
to carry around a
wife. He does-
he
as
we
goes on
go.
that foot-
season
sopho-
threw
441
dealt
his
first
season,
at such
team will
one
look
a
to
of the best QBs in
the ACC. “When people that
just
as
them,”
don’t
matter.
games,
body
is
produced
If
us
as
a
said.
we
“Numbers the
winning
are
me
team win-
better and
getting
I take
games—not
Rivers
ning
I’m
I
say
winning
winning them—but
every-
getting better.”
Cameron
Hoosiers
saw
coach
Cam
Rivers work his magic first
hand last September.
“They
are
led
cient freshman
by maybe
the most effi-
quarterback
in the histo-
of college football,” Cameron said of
Rivers. “He
has
as
campus, and
on
experience
Now, the
him to emerge
five
came
in
team’s
his
was
stepped
passes
young age.
ry
Rivers
Rivers
invaluable
throwing for 3,054 of which
for
to win.”
anybody
19-year-old
think
to
However,
6-foot-5,
against Indiana. The
carry this team
of them is
Indiana
dangerous
Rivers returns for his
more
one
starter when he
taste in their mouths toward us.”
Robinson,
not
season.
There are 21 other starters
Keren Robinson in the final minute and
tying field goal
about
duplicate his stel-
to
important things
and
gaining
of N.C. State’s
were one
47-yard
left
ball team that have to perform too
going
are
said Amato, whose team opens son
Chow
his shoulders,” Amato said. “He’s got
now
stuff this year, they’re nuts. The percentages
to Rivers
“He doesn’t have to
the fourth quarter in five of those victo-
The
talked
necessarily trying
tied in
was
he
high school sweetheart and
coordinator Norm
Amato
games in his
gives
on
Thursday,
no
them
a
given
any
chance to beat
Saturday
matter what the
with many changes in the offseason. He
See
WOLFPACK
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Virada summer
over.
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took
medalist
While to
was
a
selection,
While
looking
to
see
used
finally Trans
broke
in
to,
through
the
the year and Arizona
the
Women’s
2001
player of
at
Amateur, defeating
sophomore
sophomore Lorena
was
my first
summer
match-play
taste and the expe-
to
get
a
rience,” Nirapathpongpom n’t know what to
in the first “I
game
Pudge out for
was
so
was
said. “I did-
expect because
always played stroke-play
ups the ante
I
amateur events and
just hoping
I have
and it showed
couple of match-play
events.
day,
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knee.
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on
his left
Rodriguez has been
out since
Friday.
one
the
Public
and
sum-
quarterOpen but
Links, left
South
for
the
Amateur
to be
110
shot
[in said.
percent
done with
only got
my
“This
first
to the
about two
days
a
summer
and
a row
one—even
quarterfinals
of rest —I a new
NIRAPATHPONGPORN
U.S.
every-
match-play],”
on
was-
week. page
10
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Open Men
Hewitt def. Haas 3-6,7-6,6-4,6-2
Former Ottawa Senator
creation of
I
got
See
catcher Ivan “Pudge” a
started her
n’t all that ready to start
Texas Rangers All-Star
including
competand
events
much energy
have
got
though and I
NFL executives raised
out referees,
for
event.
North
every
after I
their offer to the locked-
wife Mickie announced the
time
a
anything but.
was
Thailand native
Nirapathpongpom
Men’s basketball coach
Krzyzewski and his
usually
I had my first three events in
tired because I felt like match-
season
got
and lost in the first round. “You
playing
it
Women’s
Women’s
was
for me.”
the Women’s Western
U.S.
just
was
practice,
match-play
didn’t have
Ochoa 1-up in the 36-hole final. “This
at
I
match
summer, I
playing well, reaching
finals and
is
and
Nirapathpongpom
top competition
match-play took
five
good
was
summer
Bangkok,
stroke-play
mer
competing
getting
some
NFL
the
relax
ed in
the
by the end of the
The
All-America
week after week.
Coach K helps locals
But
before
the NCAA East Regional and earned
how she would handle
her
tired
mentally
Nirapathpongpom
Nirapathpongpom
on
longer than stroke play.
honors at the ACC Championships and
first-team
tournaments to work
lot
a
used to it and it
campaign
summer
was
That affected my game and
sophomore
“Oui”
Indiana
tonight against
summer
By ANDREW
VIRADA NIRAPATHPONGPORNcompeted in many
Hoosiers
against
for Southern Cal.
like 2000.
eight
won
back
year
his
favorite target in Robinson,
married his
N.C. State coach Chuck
sure
season
Amato
lost his
Press
into battle
Wolfpack
10-
Safin def. Zabaleta 6-4,6-4,6-2
Sampras def. Agassi 6-7,7-6,7-6,7-6
the New York Islanders. The 27-year-old’s contract
package is the largest NHL history.
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PAGE
Summer �
NIRAPATHPONGPORN
“It have
you
eight
feel
don’t
tough
was
going
am
more
to
get
on
from
me
want
to on.
experience
page
9
to know that I
days of golf ahead if
I
win
almost
because
That’s what
like
you
match-play
York
for
Tour,
don’t
the
North
Nirapathpongpom
Region
event
is
a
Futures
a
for
72-79-73—224
tie for 26th
some
time off-
the
hitting
good experience for see
was
a
because I got to
me
what kind of talent
it
was
it showed me that I could
out there and
play
however,
halved to
was
stayed
the 35th hole to take
won
to the 36th
think
“I
said.
was-
well,”
too
“But
said.
which
that
crucial
some
ball
Nirapathpongpom
1-up lead
to
place.
“I didn’t do all that well because I n’t
and
Randle El
and final
hole,
see
at
QB,
the Blue Devil
give
whole
I
wasn’t
quite well and
luck
was
I
week
made
putts,” Nirapathpongpom
when
“Also,
ball
I
the
hitting
down maybe
was
my side. Even when I
on
going
out there.”
my
After
the
proven
was-
to
bring
Trans
Amateur
him
against
the
Futures
Nirapathpongpom
Tour
event,
had about ten days to
rest and prepare for her next
match-play
event of the summer, the Women’s Trans Amateur in
ND. After two rounds
Fargo,
of qualifying stroke-play
fought
matches,
and five hard-
Nirapathpongpom
Amateur. Even
the
summer,
U.S.
made
crucial
by
performance
this
pleased
was
the
over
past
three months.
match away from her
one
first amateur title.
“There
playing I
afraid
and
you’re either going was
a
scary I
myself, ‘Well, win
and
,and
even
I
to
lose and
played
Lorena before a
great
year,
what
happens.’
Nirapathpongpom
the final match against she
won
the first
quick 3-up COURTESY OF DUKE UNIVERSITY PHOTOGRAPHY
NIRAPATHPONGPORN beat NCAA player
of the
way
year Lorena Ochoa in the Women’s Trans Amateur.
Ochoa. In fact,
sophomore
was
the first nine holes of the
18,
Ochoa
had
drawn
even.
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Upstairs Info
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through
afternoon
in
Lobby
5:30-7:00
pm
it
say
could
play
in the pros.
said.
“Plus
but
have been better
of it,”
I
also
could have
Nirapathpongporn
learned
game, what I
it
am
a
lot
capable of, and about
2,931
starts
Randle
agrees
that
this
has
summer
helped Nirapathpongporn both mental-
ly and physically. “She got that
mer
great
lot of good out of the
books,”
show
not
Brooks
said.
and return
up
a
very well
very
to
she
much
as
possible
did that.”
ning
and
“We
has
were
span.
So,
scored
69
at WR
Thursday
punts.
Wolfpack
believe
players
Jones, which
makes
for
plan-
attack
mystery.
a
have
just
where
No.
to 11
know lines
had
great
summer
this
career
for Indiana’s offensive
the
there
and end.
now
at
her level she needs to put it to the test as
Tommy
time
the very
33
sum-
in
“She
sound game and
had
he’ll also sub in at quarterback
Amato
throughout the
played
She has
who
El,
in
Hoosiers
that
over
somewhat of
concentration and sustained
motivation
she
a
might
yards
TDs, will be
career
The
Brooks
El
yards and rushed
the
QB,
11-22
Dan
coach
golf
more
at
only
night
women’s
Randle
thrown for 5,805
about my
match-play.” Duke
while
can
I think I should take the
so
side
positive
but you
summer,
quarterback
where NFL scouts think he will
er,
for
worse,
record trailed
three holes to take
lead. The
up after the
see
And I won.” never
been
I
keep doing the things
have been doing all week and we’ll
I
great
a
here and there,
I said to
50-50 chance to
a
though she had
just thought
up,”
match-play or
thought. But
have
have
win
to
and
between
pumped
said. “In
Nirapathpongpom
[about
finals]
going back and forth
being
losing
feelings
Lorena Ochoa in the
kept
was
always
mixed
were
“It
decision in the off-
moving
Antwaan Randle El to wide receiv-
And found herself
heading
at Indiana. He
season
Women’s
third time
sophomore
when you go
13-31
just
fifth
a
how
their offense.”
or
into his
season
the
9
one
she lost in the
though
for
quarterfinals
with her
Nirapathpongpom
the
event,
more
in
competed
page
that he knows
never over
Cameron is
After
WR
football team back and
a
the game is
way.”
from
WOLFPACK He has
n’t confident with the shot, the bounces were
time
to
the win.
sopho-
The
hopefuls.
golfer
Nirapathpongporn, composed
circuit
developmental LPGA
New
Futures
the
on
fired rounds of
finish in
South,
and
took
headed to
and
The Chroniclf.
off for
pays
Capital
The a
more
to
at the North-South.”
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prospective
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want to go me
Sports
10 �THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 2001
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run
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under center he
can
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he wants because he’s got the ball in his
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Act II for downtown
steam in
downtown
proposed
a
tax
City of Durham have spent
in the
Officials
revitalize
the downtown
a
financially strapped city budget
cannot
to
the financial base for
effort,
such revitalization
one
to
levy
tax
a
this grant the request because
the
performing
acts
areas
large
a
tax would go
toward fundway
long
a
—bringing business and
This is
successful, the city will have ers
Greensboro.
even
spend
to
The theater’s
money.
not be its
multi-purpose facility. Why should Durham
to be
city residents
many
behind it.
are
place for the
home?
Durham,
leg-
request. The American Tobacco years now, to
ensure
in
and
that
Project
private financial backing for this
place before proceeding with negotiations
theater in the city. At the vate investment
or
for the costs not covered cutes
a
downtown
the
major
to make up
a
theater such
developments, is well worth investing Durham’s
benefits of new
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Duke
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The
whom
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its
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are
comment
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a
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print something and
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insensitivity
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the
gotten
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that he
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him well before he has
Tuesday night the Durham City Council wisely moved
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sleeper—someone
good
conk out at any moment’s notice,
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to surrender to the
willing
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on
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risk,
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turned Fight Club had it, and he
glamorous for
or
have both
sung
me.
violent
a
psychedel-
so
John Lennon and Pavement
about it, but with my luck
a
looping
night.
Around 4:00 and real
a.m.
the mind starts
daydream, but it’s thing.
torturous come
Time game
little
as
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doesn’t of Red
to what force
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compels them
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existential questions
to
whether jump, and
because they
imagination. And sleeping
someone
play tricks
frustrating imitation of the
solace. They taunt with
bleating and prompt all as
to
in the
are
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at least
only
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to the
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prison,
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terminals,
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a
just
smell like crotch and unharmonious
refugio
in
That walk
peregrines,
on
the cold
dorm with 96
In just
a
few hours I will begin
breaking point,
and rest way and
my
lam
bit from
legs,
hoping
in
a
some
is
a
my
path
old and six many centuries
manner
to find
some
peace,
sleep,
of
Greg Bloom
a
some
of it^—enough
to
the frantic pace of city tourism
noisy roads. Calm,
somewhere,
of
beginning
mentioned—it’s the
through the north of Spain
a
a
an msom-
pilgrimage through the ‘Camino del Santiago,
slow down
that
pillows
exactly five distinct and painfully
snorers.
I
its
novice
Burgos, Spain,
40-kilometer walk to the next refugio. This is niac’s nightmare, my
a
game,
giant, bunked
a
in
oppressive lam
Even now, I write this
•
weeks long. I intend to do only
It
two
one or
Tower, and—a low point
sleeping
for the
my
creaky general
or
four train
of places:
of bus
It’s
me
is the
I’ve had only
case
my tortured
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daydream,
entertained
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out of 10.1 have tried and failed to
couple
tncks
....
were
brought back
Perhaps
7
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7
to
the real
a
has
travelling
manner
a
the
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soccer
investigate.
Oct. 8.
the bread-and-cheese diet,
or
out in
pass
j
c
thankfully, a
on
his
in state
7
and quite enthusiastic rendition
all for the better.
care
mind-
frustrating
with
6 inches between
not to
including
in which
2001: A judge
vengeance.
a
good nights of sleep
,
sessions
room
year was,
environments,
which I
a
mind starts
bed pan. If the bed
longer
the last shot of
maybe
was
series of letters
a
intricate
a
travel anxiety, but in any
.
and I became fast friends, with few
that
by
rack of
and
impressively
an
dark
was
15,
summer
I think he
in
my
contract
upcoming trial. He will stand trial
Duke
,
narcoleptics.
extended, tuneless,
ed with
June
ArOUTLCi 4-UU
other
bizarre tongue. He
quite like
dictated
are
wrote
personnel decisions,
over
or
hostel beds,
previous
his flowered, breezy field and I hated him
was
his
Keohane has little power
president.
front
against
own
ground.
Occasionally,
sensically
the
food and he would
list.
October
action would vio-
an
administrators,
Eiffel
of their leaps,
also
employ-
won an
policy and, in turn,
University
But now,
much at
being
There would be days when I would
bring him
full-time
dismissed. Between May 25 and
was
insomnia with
try. These nights
with
me
4,
Center
cedures, including arbitration.
of
means
damned
jump and bleat
seasoned
June
Duke
nightmare
to make one-sided T-test
roommate,
a
’9os,
early
employment grievance against Duke.
of tossing
mocked
considered investing
refrain of Orinoco Flow or, say, “Blue” is the soundtrack to my
My
Medical
the
the Medical
as
no
temporary
the
against
that
Superior Court
insomniacs’
those
against height
suit
1997, Malone
to
University.
don’t remember sleeping
hand, could hold his
but that book
insomnia,
ables
my rest.
excuse.
schizophrenic sociopath. Nothing quite ic
was
these odd hallucinations and manifestations
had all
of obscure ter in
a
it
of
president
Keohane is
Nan
analyses of black and white varinights of waiting for sleep. Back then, though,
the
Malone’s motion to relocate gunman
freak, would
they
me
case
the
world,
least
argued that such
27,
at
must
with
arms
modern
don’t sleep freshman year. It seemed to
at
cursing as
bear
we
in
with Duke. On Dec, 3,1997, Malone’s civil
And yes, it could happen here.
sustained streaks
were
invited
Commentary
bear
our
braggable achievements only
less workaholic
sheep,
Greg Bloom
to
of
everyone
nation,
a
at
worked
at
arguing
late Duke
people will die senselessly.
more
of
turn—us
people
be second in
and
He
balance the constitu-
to
right
realities
Bush
Freshman year I all. Many
1991
no
is
me.
fired and
A
injured.
who
since
were
in 1995 because he had
ee
Holmes
to
gunshots
refused to hire him
a
have surely not
do,
we
day. As
every
night’s level of intoxication. I, however,
have peace.
we
fiercely cherished right
arms.
legislation
and
toss
Yet
us.
entertainment during the long dark stretches.
can
cold cement any
of the world—they have inner balance. They
corner
to
Oliver
Justice
An insomniac’s I
there is
theater when
as
1997,
the right to free
One does not shout “fire” in
Malone
sprayed
were
Malone filed
rec-
of the
scope
might as well shoot drop the gun.”
then
employee Center
found the appropriate boundaries for
the light of day will have
sees
the
on
Maj.
reportedly
“You
the ground. No victims
stalled in
are
whatever
limits
reminded
crimi-
a
Officers
into
trouble
no
DUPD’s
face with pepper spray and tackled him to
risk
arms
said
weapon,
Fm not going to
Second at
everyone
people have
crowded
“No
Dozens
priority.
gun-control bills but
th e
the
his
telling police,
than any
more
of
Amendment,
speech.
and refer
year
remains
justice system,
administration
sponsors
First
of
students
them to
arms—far
framers
ognizing
a
require
packing
bear
Most
Behind
expel
lower
Robert Dean. Malone refused,
their
Americans
million
they carry those peaceable civil spaces.
House
states to
70
summoned to
immediately
were
shortly after, they demanded that Malone
charged
change
when
far
The
Left
actually
The
so.
holding
was
to blow my brains
the scene, and after two of them arrived
rational level where
Amendment—put
proposals, none
a more
may
the
legislative
though
emotionally
move
officers
light of scholar-
“well-regulated militia” envisioned by
blocked
considering
would
received.
who urge the suppression of research
text
is
OUT
icians
comers—po who
the
Resolution 1, which
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bigger prisons.
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all
against
and
of
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of
exchange
series
<WCLK6"'Up
stub-
bornly defended the free
long
a
office, Malone, reportedly
out,” Duke University Police Department shoot-
of these school
the cool
the off-
an
at the time.
meeting
hostages, “I’m going
as
with
speak
told three employees whom he
an
hostage. revolver
returning from
was
While in the
has
people
.32-caliber
a
demanded to
then
campus
minds about issues like gun control. I
violence, except the
enough.
not
at
have
all
can
people
National
lobbying
gun-related
the latest in
of our
several
pulled
president, who
a
series
wake-up calls
face
debates to
only
of
the
Child
shooting galleries.
ship
who
wake
Congress
of
and for
that centers
virtually
on
refuge for intellectual exchange
not
massacre,
building of
as
do
country
Association’s
solutions
what he wanted.
gun
the
in
history of mental illness. He said that
that when he left home that morning,
percent of all
this
the
ings, perhaps
market
secondary
40
the
licensed dealers will fail.
on
was
close
to
In
despite
licensed dealer. Clearly, any
full of ammunition. The gunman had a
he wasn’t
out that
for
or
and
was
in
and holds
gun
Malone
had better get started
investigating
years
Nan
the second floor of
on
~
regulatory activity
the
by
30
purchases
being
backpack
some
it
society
point
gaping loophole
disgruntled
loaded .32-caliber pis-
a
have
But
latest
long
7
,
a
year
the
receive
well-intentioned efforts
tom aside at Duke when a
7,
Patrick
the Allen Building at around 1:39 p.m. with
my
one
ago.
unlimited?
and
violence,
gun
in 1995.
Chapel Hill
Cook
77
.
virtually
is
.
firearms
to
access
colleagues,
who
in
.
Professor
his
still
one
whose
Public
in
office
250 mil-
firearms.
Duke
year
freshman
a
lion
15
deaths; and last
Keohane
wounded
with
the in
j
1
School
age
David
President
enters
46,
Keohane’s outer office
would have
prevented
lone gunman
a
against
Malone,
2000:
6,
September
the
on
incident
citi-
Building
i
r
defend
we
about
250
of the pro-
none
teWe
-I
the Allen
by unli-
gun shows.
likely that
is
Gunman in
Flashback:
of background
for firearm transfers
checks
posals
United
States
Columbine High
was
Nan
issue
the
engage
access
gun
students?
our
.
in
tower;
to
access
unlimited?
staff
our
widespread
defend
we
lone gunman whose
a
our
do
I think not.
bell
a
how
j
massacred
people
Arm
a
the
But
firearms
to
of Texas at
University Austin
against
com-
year after the incident
gun control to curtail
evolution.
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