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See GRADUATE SCHOOL
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page 9
we
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order to receive this full grant-matching
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for
the
trinity
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long been repressed by Sad-
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because
of the
now
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lobbying
British
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of
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three
was,” Maj. Gen. Stanley McChrystal
participants join
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dam, and
ate
Baghdad,
Iraq’s population.
the end
is
of
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cities
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who have
generally light.
was
“The
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of
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Baghdad,
south
the town of Hilla, the third of
cross-
almost
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miles
soldiers of the
to date
sign
Pentagon Tuesday.
About 50
fanned out
of the invading troops who began
regime, and that’s
for
said at the
Iraq Tuesday, venturing
across
least two ministries ablaze. The head-
300
under
U.S. force moved
growing
weeks ago. Except
govern-
in the heart of the
U.S. further
Baghdad
grip
as
came
to demolish the state’s organs of control.
of
city and pressing inward from the
periphery
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applications,”
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Bush
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to the
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respectful
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live freely.”
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on
to
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Israeli missile strike kills 7 in Gaza
Strip
report low quality of life By JAMES
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New York Times News a
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Hamas vowed to retaliate for the
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security a
directing dozens was
jailed
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was
came as
weighing
the attack,
for
of attacks
a
in Gaza and accused that killed
many
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time by the governing Palestin-
than two years ago.
more
bodyguard
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died with him, along with not active in its violent
a
member of
wing, Palestinian
authorities said.
hospital, where
attack, which
identified as Said Aldin al-Ara-
was
officials, acknowledging
top official of Hamas
Hundreds of
President George W. Bush’s administration
international peace plan here,
ian Authority but released at the start of the current up-
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News briefs compiled from wire reports.
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funding
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spair
in
with
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suggested that differ-
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Latin American and Caribbean countries must double the $1.2 billion
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but defined that
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siastic of
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and
TopCoder Collegiate out 15 of the world’s
of amazement
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college
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French
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the Primate
science
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day, courtesy
statement.
a
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in
and
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entered
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I
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against
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Arthur,
behind-the-scenes tours Thursday and Fri-
chance
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Duke—computer
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student Ke “Kevin” Yi.
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lived
prize
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was
Gibson—who
weekend,
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and Florand
was
his
2002
for three years before coming to Duke—-
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jority
students of French.
by
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collaboration between
began
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was
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reason:
is often overlooked
said,
this
most,
specific
very
Madagascar,
to
might
Regional
He
the
representatives
from
the
southeastern U.S. region.
Flo-
class, she and Florand discussed the
option of bringing the class
to the Primate Center to
New CSC directors
make the introduction to Madagascar’s culture tangi-
announced
ble to the students.
Florand she
embraced the the
noted,
classrooms
“cultural
“remains
France. We’re
idea immediately
acquisition”
almost
shortchanging
in
focused
exclusively our
students
of other cultures that the French
ness
because,
The
most French
on
on
demic year 2003-2004
the rich-
language
student co-directors
new
of the
Community Service Center for the Tuesday. They
opens
are
juniors
aca-
announced
were
Heidi Schu-
macher and Tori Hogan.
to them.” off the afternoon’s activities
Gibson kicked slide
show to introduce students to
mate and its
particular species
with
Madagascar’s
a
President’s House to honor
cli-
of flora and fauna. Gib-
sth Duke
president
also stressed the biological richness of Madagascar.
son
Thomas then led students through of
tion
normally
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limits
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interior
an
the
public.
Duke
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equal curiosity
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Thomas fed
a
primate
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INSIDE THE HEALTH SYSTEM
Chemical aids
freezing of pancreas
A novel chemical called mits greater amount of
polyvinylpyrrolidone
to
physicians.The important step plants
a
freezing
forward in
but you may Duke
discovery could represent
viable treatment
The Chronicle
The Pope and Michael J. Fox have it,
Medical Center
study by
a
making
ered
disease
DNA
the
pattern change
have found
of hundreds of genes in heart
from
over
first step,
say, in
a
supported by
used to
Parkin-
in
have finally
come
unraveling this crip-
will
Parkinson’s
of
first
to
to the
disease in
experts
many
have speculated about, but
“Research has been
for
going
been
never
that
the
disease
Parkinson’s for
on
quite
it wasn’t until the last five
respond
left ventricular assist device,
a
the
were
patients—something
finding represents
patients
researchers
specific genetic risk factors
able to prove.
line of research that could
how heart failure
help predict when
hearts. This
failing
they
are
link
prevalence in
significant changes
muscle cells after mechanical pumps
a
Medical
microarray technology,
expression pattern
take
and
step closer
The
new
discov-
for
factors
pling neurodegenerative disease.
Heart pumps induce gene
Center researchers
to avoid it.
recently
with
diabetes, they said.
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day be able
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weak to pump blood
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to the fact
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A team of researchers led
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College one
by
a
paleontologist
in Minnesota has
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discovered
dinosaur species ate its
own.
suspected cannibal, Majungatholus atopus,
inhabited
about 70 million years ago
Madagascar
and alerted the scientists to its
through
the presence
on some
eating
atopus
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itself. The evidence,
only
come
reported
in the
current issue of Nature, is the strongest yet found of cannibalism among dinosaurs. News briefs
Parkinson’s
pointing the
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from staff and wire reports
as
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and put
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control
patients
patients with
identified
was
no
genetic
the
along the
way.
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mito-
complex
energy transfer
genetic
variations
searchers studied also
professor of neurology,
groups
and
sex.
led the first
study
pathre-
to dif-
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“J”
and “K”
groups—-
in Parkinson’s
Currently
afflicting millions of
in their 50s and
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vances
ticularly significant
the control group. Specifically,
begin
in the was
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discovered to
a
change
in the J variant
assume a
protective ef-
served
more
frequently
in females than
males and has been known
prevalent Such
in
to be
observations suggest
patients
disease should fit the
variant
mutation—male
casian, which in fact is the “It ease
fits the epidemiology
and the known
and
Cau-
case.
are
par-
boomers
most
is to
em-
of preventing pa-
susceptible
to the
disease from getting it in the first place. “The idea is
if you could determine
beforehand, what
opposite profile of those people with the J
are
baby
research
the prospect
tients who
research as
long-term goal of such
genetically-oriented phasize
more
Hispanics and blacks.
to age. The
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early 60s, such ad-
in Parkinson’s
disease patients and over-represented in
with Parkinson’s I
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happened
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indication of
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chondrial DNA within
protein,
609
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DNA
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professor of genetics
Vance said two variations in particular—labeled the
involvement in Parkin-
Parkinson’s,
identify genetic
fer
it’s been well known that
when you take
associate
risk factors for Parkinson’s disease
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of
frequency
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having
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disease, vaguely
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correlation between genetic
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physicians
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prevent the disease,”
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we’re going to get there is through way
genetics and human
genome research.”
of the dis-
findings of Parkin-
to
could
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Three
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Council
will
meet
the
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Nonproliferation
to
Wednesday
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Security
discuss
that
na-
tion’s nuclear program. On
the surface, prospects
look bleak for action by
North Korea has rejected
council members
in
Monday
drafting
a
said
Beijing.
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by
prelude
to
condemnation program.
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Korea, smarting
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bringing the “We out
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been
invest
willing
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the
affairs and
heavily
lecturing
here
vestment and
on
East Asia
component of China’s
economic
last month. It
effort
to
restrain
toward
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the North’s
region,
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on
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war
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trade, he said,
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to invest where others have feared to a
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guide them
north of North Korea.
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suggested that
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Ministry spokesperson
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prelude
by the U.N. Security Coun-
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Tuesday
its
over
move
any
nuclear
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cannot
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authority
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U.N.
Sunday that
would constitute “a
war.” China declined to
of North Korea for its
in
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to
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wounded.
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said
officials
was
buildings housing journalists
in
three for-
dead.
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The Iraqi information minister, Mohammed Saeed
al-Sahhaf,
at the
appeared
and claimed that the Iraqis
Palestine Hotel
Tuesday
defeating the heavi-
were
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to surrender
going
are
or
be burned in their
tanks,” Sahhaf said. An
near
an
Warthog,
A-10
signed
to attack
the
close-air
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targets
the
on
near
the
de-
plane
support
ground,
shot down
was
Baghdad’s international airport Tuesday
Iraqi surface-to-air missile, Central Command
Late
that
a
out and
by re-
quickly recovered.
was
Tuesday night, Central Command announced
two American
their F-15E Strike
pilots
Eagle
missing
were
went down in
Iraq after
in
Iraq
The airmen and their aircraft
evening.
on
were
Sunday
from the
4th Fighter Wing at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in North Carolina.
did not say
said search and
air supremacy
they
bomber
aircraft,
was
lost, but
under way. officials at the
Iraq.
here and in Washington strike by
a
said
a
B-l
Baghdad neighborhood Monday had killed
Hussein
bomber said
over
uncertain whether
were
on a
Saddam
were
declared that U.S. and British air forces had
complete that
how the plane
operations
rescue
the loss of the two
Despite Pentagon
they
his two
and
had received
while in the air west of
sons.
an
The
crew
of the order
urgent targeting and struck the
Baghdad
target
2,000-pound
bombs designed to penetrate hardened structures. Bush said Tuesday
Iraqi
leader
or
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a
his
survived the attack.
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with Tony
meeting
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used to
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essentially
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struction where
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describe that Saddam had
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losing power,”
conference in Northern Ireland
a news
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he
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McChrystal almost
trucks and buses full of soldiers against U.S. troops hold-
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forces, responding
can’t tell you if all ten
Baghdad,” McChrystal said. “That is extraordinary.” An
killed. Two U.S. soldiers
were
around the throats of the Iraqi
central
and rocket fire.
from the
future
interest in the world with
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wheeled their turrets and fired into
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on
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the Diyala River southeast of the
across
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mental berets. In
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shooting stops.
military spokesperson
confronting British troops in Basra
in
that the Unit-
future administration in
any
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she
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Officials to take the
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Tuesday
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war.
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will be policing. A British
visit
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civilian administration
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up
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problem
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ported. The pilot bailed
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Baghdad, attacked from land and air, leaving
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soldiers.
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eral who arrived
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with the first 20 members of the team that the US.
the Museum of
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was
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apparently dissolved
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Baghdad, where
expressed
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greater curiosity about and
noticeable drop in enemy activity. A slow-motion air-
newslet-
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stores
division
Iraqi
lift of armored vehicles
for
some
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enjoy
receive
a
the face of US. air attacks and the advancing Marines.
age
potential
hopes that her involvement
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it
fighters
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continuing collaboration between the
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but finger by finger, it’s coming off,” Bush said.
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optimistic outlook.
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have yet to understand what the
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things
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games
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Terrapins.
that national
what matters;
vs.
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title,
and the
say
seats
for the conference’s
race
hype that
cheap
Duke
a
now
Even this
season
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the
because
longer
no
Blue Devils
mostly
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game and shows
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in
been
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has lost much
Carolina
immigrants.
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never
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ball world
immune to the pressures of the
just
college
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Blue Devils
record
why
said UConn coach Geno Auriemma, himself the
in
three years
of its luster in the eyes
different cloth. She’s
a
and do what
rivalry
Matt
but
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matchup
Final Four’s most outstanding player.
last
but.
the
dismal
of
her
us
head
as
done: Restore Duke-UNC
tenure
year
points
the
against
against Tennessee,
one
moves
the job
the most intense
anything
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its second
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Taurasi, who averaged
to be
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carried
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straight national championship.
her first
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back and ankle that have bothered her
Connecticut
favor.
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coach at North Carolina,
that had four young team
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Kan.
LAWRENCE, said he
coach Roy
making
a
pitch
North
that
suggesting
night,
is
Kansas
Williams
other
rally
imagine we’ll be talking about
than free at Allen
throws,”
job
something
following
where about 8,000
the Jayhawks
81-78 loss to
championship
Carolina
Williams said
Fieldhouse,
Monday night’s Williams
word—if
everyone is
anything
done,
following
Syracuse
about
questions Doherty
was
the
fired
on
are
ulation that he
different this time, leading
might
consider
program he has led for the
one
A1 Bohl,
April
leaving 15
past
to spec-
the successful
no
“hidden
some
things. It’s
of Kansas hired
was
close
Williams’
replace
dislike
who
Director
of
June 2001
to
Bob
friend,
the time Bohl fired
including
in
on
Frederick.
several occasions,
Terry
another
Allen,
close friend of Williams. “There’s
a
that
things
some
Tuesday. “But
that have gone on, and
lot of changes have
happened,”
I still love this
Williams
place. There’s
no
said
question
in my mind about that.”
seasons.
of his assistants. But Williams said
was
his
Athletics
he did not expect to be offered the North Carolina and that there
is
after
played for Smith, the longtime Tar Heels
coach, and was
night, Williams said: “No,
just talk about
that Williams may at least think about
reason
jobs
1.
that
quickly.”
conjecture.” One
changing
North
from North
emphasize
it will be done
Williams and Bohl have clashed
faced
since Matt
all
people
in the nation-
anyone
should
Asked whether he expected Smith to offer him the
a
game.
has
circumstances
him
planned talks with
If—and
North Carolina job Tuesday
Williams turned down the position three years ago, but
Williams
to anyone else from North Carolina.
I don’t. I think well
showed up to support
al
Carolina.
Carolina
for Williams to return to his
alma mater. “I would
spoken
I don’t have any
to visit with former boss Dean Smith
expected
Tuesday already
“I haven’t
Press
job
Bohl, was
“What
job,
agenda anywhere” by
Williams how
speaking with Smith.
“I will talk to Coach Smith tonight,” Williams said.
in
going
interview before the
an
to do all he could to
do in
we
and
our
maliciously
going
to
rally Tuesday, said he
keep Williams is
basketball
the
at Kansas.
result
team,” he said. “It doesn’t
I’m
attacked
in
my
of
Roy
matter
character,
I’m
keep going forward.”
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Smith, probably
a
meeting
to discuss the vacant
with friend and mentor Dean
post
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UNC head coach.
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The Associated
Ga.
AUGUSTA, the Masters As
the tee
the
played last
his
wearing
not er
much whether he
so
but
Masters,
is
always, the question
can
anyone
stop him. “I
I’m still
the favorite,” Woods
are
better, considering
even
rains
Heavy
National since
have
pounded
Sunday,
Augusta
conditions similar
and
fairways
competition
to win
walked
through his
over
challenge
on
has
three years in
he
which
the
won
row, and
Nicklaus
would
be
Masters,” Woods
two other
only
(1965-66)
to
huge
said.
Masters
“No
win
one
and
a chance.
three
has
ever
done it before. And I’ve been able to
things
in
golf that
done before. If you’re you
want
no one
ever
to take
in
has
do
ever
that posi-
advantage
of
it,
because it doesn’t happen all the time.” It
top
in
the
career
2000
the
by eight.
to become the
U.S.
only
man
Amateur
seems
to
happen
win
to win
titles,
never
done.
do
to Woods
quite
often.
something
been done, but that’s
him
So,
the 38th hole.
on
to
attempting
to do
tor,
Phil
before,”
motivating fac-
a
things that have I
would
be
never
Mickelson
never
surprised
been if he
played less than his best.”
he has
do
something
done before—win
never
Some wonder whether this
thrives:
Nick Faldo (1989-90)—even had
tion,
24
age
said. “In fact, it’s been
as
ever
a
players—Jack
certain
at
become
to
Mickelson is trying to
making history. one
that’s
by three shots.
Woods also is faced with the kind
“It
to
majors
complete the
won
morning round to
stopped
to last year when Woods walked
No
at
straight
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the circumstances.
of
to
to
history
two.
won
chance
a
Slam
Trying
wide smile.
a
The odds
muddy
and
Open. He
three
in
time. He turned back his
had
British
player
Woods rallied from five down after the
guess
said with
He
trying
was
professional
youngest player
win anoth-
can
whether
four
same
Grand
like
just
the
Augusta
the
at
ago
years
Woods
the first
two rivals
since he
course
April
the
first
green jacket. And
hold
off
when the rain
National, the
Augusta
away
first
was
when
in
organizes protest
in this historic
was
two
was
Masters, become
Woods
Tuesday morning
walked
things about
change.
Tiger
time he has
position
Burk
major victory;
career
The last time he
Press
Some
never
usual,
relented at
Ist
good
Woods
chance
a
attention
has
and
as
any
shifted
his
a major. might be
because
the
elsewhere—to
pursuit
of
history,
TIGER WOODS,
defending
Ernie Els and his hot start to the year,
against
to Davis Love 111 and his
Augusta National.
victory
at The
overwhelming
Players Championship.
“The winner the last two didn’t years
slip
in under the radar
Mickelson said. “He focus
The
also
—specifically,
course
about Burk’s
by
any
means,”
played pretty well.” shifted to
a
off
5.1-acre
lot
National
Council
Organizations plans
to
of
Women’s
protest Saturday
the
Woods
all-male
joked
champion,
hits from
parachute
to
get
at
membership
a
bunker during
leading
up
that he would need to
Augusta National
a
round
practice
followed
him
Tuesday, although ing
a
the
was
said,
asked about
a
commercial he
he
he still could not
was
as
passionate
“I am.”
replied, “That’s just
The
exchange
was
steered clear of the was
did for Nike in 1997, when he said there
courses
if
Told that didn’t appear to be the case,
course
Woods wanted noth-
golf
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Woods into
to do with it.
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some
about the issue, Woods stared back and
to
avoid the controversy. It
were
play.
in the weeks
the Masters
to
the
half-mile away where Martha
a
Masters
to
opinion.”
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Wizards’
executive,
an
shootaround
game
the
at
Cavaliers. “It’s unfortunate about Jerry.
Obviously, his health
Jordan
plans
season,
and has
the end of
However, bound to
ing
in
he
is
not
to
GM open-
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specula-
tion Jordan will return to the Bulls. His still lives in
Jordan, though, ly
on
the
Wizards,
entered
Tuesday last
in the Eastern Conference.
“Personally,
I
haven’t thought
Chicago,” he said.
“I know
about
Chicago
Bulls,
desire to
didn’t
they
were
from 1985-99.
clashed
with
when
the
playoffs “We
season
of 1999.
“We
Before I year
had bad
attitude.
on
there,”
things
to the
a
too.
wait-’til-next-
Unfortunately,
and
things
to rebuild and
just trying
track,
Jordan
conversations,
got there, it was
get back
Jordan
Krause’s
building
they
haven’t been
the Bulls into
the GM’s
he
at
that
less getting
a
eye
tried
Wizards, Jordan
have lost
on
appreciation
three
seasons
floater in even
resent
credit
for
winner. But he
for talent and
do
to
seems
for in
least
and
resurrect to have
what
60
are
gained
Krause
Chicago.
The
games
the
27-50 this
the
has
Bulls
past
year.
8-of-15
the lane,
threw in
ly
team,”
including
that Tennessee could not
scored
on
a
backdoor cut and
a
superstars
no
on
Taurasi ended
Taurasi’s
a
rush
after trailing by 13. With
Connecticut
and
seemed to stall offensively
Tennessee
points
milking
the clock,
ran
off
eight
straight
Later,
Brittany
then made
a
Jackson pump faked and
three-pointer
as
she fell forward,
Gwen Jackson’s layup drew Tennessee to 71-68 with 21 seconds Ann start
Strother, for
throws,
one
of two
Connecticut,
and
intercepted
another
victory celebration.
freshman
remaining.
But
freshman who
sank
more
Connecticut as
evidence
has
top
this
it.
was
The title
was
two
Ashley
free
Battle
Tennessee’s inbounds pass.
was
at
began
the
yet
needed that
supplanted
the nation’s
program
Tennessee in women’s
the fourth overall for
the Huskies, who also beat Tennessee in the
1995 and 2000
and
now
straight
championship
have beaten the
Lady
games
Vols four
times.
Connecticut
delivered
Tennessee
denied
further
seventh
a
insult
to
title
a
and and
program
Auriemma had dubbed the “Evil Empire.” Conn, made
to 70-66 with 1:01 left.
stands
Connecticut
coach Pat Summitt
to cut the lead to five.
with the ball.
up
the
and
brilliance,
Tennessee (33-5) still closed with
into
quick-
so
foul, and fit-
buzzer
hoops,
together.”
with
Even
it
flung
If any this
Taurasi insisted. “We work hard.
We all work
She
shot left-handed.
a
are
shots, She
three-pointers.
cutting the lead
has
to
haven’t talked to anyone
much
so
to
work ethic. As
made
the Huskies
seemed
always taking
respected
rompage.l
tingly, She
“There
good
went back to
The Huskies moved the ball
CHAMPIONSHIP
four
who haven’t been back
had
UCONN HEAD COACH GENO AURIEMMA reacts during the first half of the NCAA women’s final game
superstar
since.
struggled
or
a
After Jordan left, Krause dismantled
an
more
titles
and he and Jordan ended
terms
and will be here.
are
while
personality
players,
at the time that my focus has been here
staff. You guys
six
won
pair shared
eye-to-eye
out-shortened
people have
asked in the past, What if?’ I told them
“I
on
retired for the first time before the lock-
his mind is square-
who
way
able to do that thus far.”
Chicago.
says
two games behind Milwaukee for the
playoff spot
in
bad
on
said.
contractually
Washington, and the
Chicago has led
family
see
Krause’s many
indicated he will
return to the Wizards’ front office.
the
Jordan and Krause
the best,
the to retire at
the Bulls
moves,
always
impor-
thing.”
tant
this
is the most
this franchise is
sure
leading
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be
is where I started and
“Washington
tryand
floor, and Krause making the off-
together
where I want to finish”
now
playoffs,
in the 19905.
Jerry
replacing
Krause, who unexpectedly resigned Chicago’s general
no
right
right direction.”
Jordan
With the
court
Jordan said Tuesday that he has
in the
moving
focus is
team in the
get this
secondly, making
before. He does-
once
to be in any
to
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Michael
CLEVELAND
helped
things rolling. My
Press
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was
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sure
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it did not strike back.
intense, tough,
fought game,” Summitt said. our
team controlled the
thought game.
was
going
to
Unfortunately,
the shots they did.”
hard-
“I
thought
boards,
which I
be
we
a
key
to
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to its
students.
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designed
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for
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statements
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understand why
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while
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words of this has
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covenant code and the admin-
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ministry of Jesus Christ”
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system that promotes isolation,
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suspected
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a
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into
who suffered under Saddam and silly slogans. Those who decried
sanctions
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some
hypocrites
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by force.
others
say
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wear
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and
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of
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fulminations
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and boycotts
a
tragic betrayal of liberalism’s deepest values.
It is time for the liberal silent majority to retake the left’s captaincy by standing against enemies who
everything liberals cherish. The grounds
for
avoidance. Let
us
need for
again
destroy
struggle
recall
is
not
Moynihan,
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and is
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former fellow in the School of Medicine
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at
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California announced plans to
Justin Ford’s
at Duke.
global impact
commit
if DSG
even
events
should be attrib-
be happier after last week’s debacle revealed
some-
like every-
DSG,
international institution,
an
our
piece featuring
can
president, they
DSG VP position and couldn’t
a
government,
often.
or
tried to
rest of Duke,
moral
my
more
at Duke.
the war, but it
percent, a
a
tactics
the
protesters, they
definitive stance upon critical
a
as
April
points present
cam-
evening
7.58
Vinny Asaro,
campaigns
on
too late.
was
for minimal effort. I consider it
shabby
instance,
Apparently
whirlwind Sunday
a
cannot,
to understand
begin
was
We
relationship.
with
student
our
occur
else, should take
issues.
in the
agree
anti-war
attempted goal of
should
you
face-to-face conversation,
a
huge step
a
not
or
Duke
I think it’s called
things
enough,
saucy
Whether
candi-
that he
me
supposed
was
promote myself.
thought as
that I
me
should
they
go
France.
to
Kevin
sheltered life ifhe thinks that
a
We
every
Ogorzalek
third
is
a
His column appears
Trinity junior.
Wednesday.
all Palestinians... and Israelis
are
Israel
breaks one
Irish
by
of
fleeing
peasants
two.
passed down
me,
famine,
understands
that the
heart in
my
part
need for
safe
a
the Medical
College of
third Wednesday. appears every
families. Those at the Tikkun confer-
understood
ence
vival
Irish
they
Jewish
state
the
to
British. I
me
from was
Newman
try
grasping
of the Holocaust and the
to
me
was
in
see
people. My Schindler’s
knowledge suffering
was
then
this
part
I learned that
even
elementary school.
history. Later,
when I
List I
on
though the world said “never again,” that
world
same
remained
often
give
to
Like Israel,
right tion
to exist
history
became
people.
many
I
for too
the rule haven’t
still
The pain of this realization and the Middle East my interest in
prompted
me
to attend
a Tikkun
student conference last fall. Tikkun is
a
Jewish organization
progressive
that
works
Israel
Palestinian Israeli
for
while
the
also
state
recognition pushing
and
settlements.
an
At
for end
Jewish
justice to
students even
their
synagogues
a
to
standing
or
of
uphold
their
up
own
potential
Such
own.
political:
They
that have the
of courage
acts
Palestinian
her
beyond
are
need to
defend
to
risking
to transform this conflict.
rights
also
groups
the deaths of Israeli
mourn
civilians. When
and children
women
Metzer
were
killed
group
firmly committed
at
Kibbutz,
a
to peace and
cooperation with their Arab neigh-
to
bors, perhaps the only anti-occupa-
not
ask
tion was
Palestine also has
a
occupa-
territory
must
are
denounce the group to
killings
Tikkun. These Israeli innocents brothers and sisters with all the
Palestinian civilians who have been
killed in this conflict. The Israeli soul cry
slaughtered
the peace process. Since the Israeli
Palestinian soul must cry for Metzer
is
government
currently
on
of the
one
warmongers, the U.S. and the rest of
international
panies
must
community
boycott of military
doing business for
peace.
com-
with Israel
protect civilians The
on
is
International to
both sides of the
campaign
for peace
in
the Middle East is not against the Israeli
people
or
exist, but against
Israel’s an
right
to
Israeli govern-
ment determined to stand
by while
this conflict continues to escalate. The lines between “Israeli”
and
be
tom
“Palestinian” down. All
deaths must
deaths
Israeli
Corrie,
a
At
the
but
The
massa-
their way to work.
on
Tikkun
student
chilling
conference,
made
a
can’t
a
beautiful
Arab
If
point:
students
Jewish
Jenin
children.
Israeli students and
cred civilians
Muslim
Rachel
and
make peace
between themselves here in the U.S., there
is
for
hope
no
Middle East. Our upon peace.
Duke,
other, lobbying
those
dialogue our
anger
people
fuel this
the
in
depends
And peace starts here at
through
expressing
peace
survival
with
and
disgust
and corporations
tragic conflict.
where? And if not
each
government and
now,
at
that
If not here,
when?
should be recog-
nized and mourned at Duke. When an
Kibbutz,
for
Come,
must
and
to
the Tikkun
trying
if it meant
of
by
the Israeli side, Israel must initiate
conflict.
con-
a
have
The
are
Jewish woman
willing
peacekeepers need to be stationed
ered from this realization.
flict
I
of
end. Given the amount of power
essential
recov-
am
can
in peace.
of Palestinian
intervene. A
moment
I
Americans,
native
creation
the
This
Palestinian
affirm
displace
to
everything
the
in
of
oppression
Tikkun,
at
in
up
had first been
terrifying
actions
killing their souls.
unjust
indifferentto human suffering. What one
truly
Israelis to do what I will not.
of
mother took
launched into research of
Israel’s was
those
was
Native
answers.
easy
a
lives
from
young
statements
trying
was
More
peaceful and just.
is
Jewish state, but until I
raised with full
the Jewish
state.
the
were
organizations?
sur-
the creation of
upon
understood
Palestinians
——-
because it keeps
confusion
painful
ize it
this
embrace
Israel’s
Israel’s right to exist in peace. I real-
Bridget
cdomzmg forces
of the
like
I,
desperation by
into
knew
Palestinians
pushed
were
that
Palestinian
deeply,
They remembers how the
depends
equal
an
conference I witnessed the pain Bala Ambati is
body.
but that would be
a
uted to managers anyway.
are
for those vic-
tims? Disdain for democracies has morphed into tolerance of tyranny,
to be
only three days before the election,
victory and attribute the paign
I
credibility; others who feign
of the
not and do not demonstrate
Hindus to
informed
wrong,
not too
action’s risks omit inaction’s consequences. American and British protesters
want
first political miscalculation
our
the
merits
of
menagerie
a
thought
we
achievement of
anti-American
into
student
en
yelled
or
disillusioned with their
flip side, DSG folk do
leisure sports. Since
on
Much to my surprise, I lost by merely
a
analyses of risks and benefits
loons’
degenerated
have
be
Moynihan,
the above-noted imbeciles to
focusing
poisoned
to head line monitor)
tives, do not consistently seek dialogue
strategizing,
meetings
ignored (Jeremy
either
(last week).
communication
feeling
you’re feeling
lot, they should
a
scraping together votes, though
There is
cockpit. Sadly, genuine debates about the
war
was
one
don’t recog-
dictating Shariah.”
is
legislature
are
should have with
sadly witnessed liberals
of purpose
good,” enabling the
you
in the words of the late Patrick
where,
“articulation
left’s
because
ill
attend
they do, they
manner
taste-
a
Faheed pro-
of relativism and self-loathing,
cheap philosophies
ture
Muhammad
speaker
11;
political minds
to AOPi.
speaking
reject the UN, reject America, reject all law
Congress! The only relationship
America
to
Iraq. The lANA
Saudi-funded group that propagates jihad recruitment
tapes
childish
a
Students,
exactly what the position
when another DSG candidate informed
of terrorists and collaborating with the Islamic Assembly of North America in
The BigO
students’ ages range from 17 to 23. We realized
Israel, India,
Russia, Bah and New York. It’s time to review their activities. Sami Omar
That
ond major blunder
labeling America
routinely
states
Cliff Davison and
including
-—-
plays bocce ball, shuffle board and
date who avidly
ing.
I
and Israel
students
When
This
vice
formulated what
we
campus groups to
elected.”
of Islamic fundamentalism. Protesters
ar r
non-DSG
in
_„|„u
heaps of meetings.
old people tend to vote
and declared the difference between Bush and Saddam is
that “Saddam
people amongst
mature
some
to engage the students. Rarely
wishing
Morgan’s appointment
Kevin rv
has to offer. After hours of no clue
do
masse.
v
gathered the finest undergraduate
winning platform, based mostly
suicide-bombers,
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enough
of facilities and athletics.
University
were
representatives,
ful manner, both
contemplat-
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does besides attend
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citizens, Saddam Hussein, Hamas’s
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season.
.
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starvation of its
repressive
.
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supported
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protesters would only be
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for that esteemed office. Stunned that
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