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facility
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on
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NEWS BRIEFS
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by Tom Roller have been
the last academic year
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In the last 10 months
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films, I
viewing the able to
ingenious indies,
to
see
romantic comedies
as
the
writer and
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"grade"
modern technology of film.
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apparently ful enough
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in the entertainment of
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yes
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with overt moral messages.
us.
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Punch Drunk Love.
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present it "as is"
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inter-
Gangs of New York, I found the BEST
is
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talk about it with
gems. However,
found
my critical
film. While
history and
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Gerry,
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writing this, I find
here
upcoming
romantic vistas of Gods and
Atanarjuat: The Fa,
two films that relied upon the panoramas (the
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became rather
while, 1
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days before the official to
the
big surprise.
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press-only screening of
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towards the latest Matrix trailer and this
However, my foray
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tete-a-tete
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in
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flict of the "the
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film: Even
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was
PROVOCATIVE FILM of the year. With
cracks —such
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I began
critic,
for Columbine
Bowling
to
writer's block,
While
the
failures,
through
trying
Screenwriter Charlie Kaufman,
got lucky.
majority of this year's
film remains the most
medium in
tant social
often get
even
with his
FILM of the year.
thought-provoking.
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grappling
most INSPIRING
it is to
can
at times,
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impossibly boring and pop-culture block-
indie flics
us
a
as
raw
off all school work.
those that fell
even
impossible
how
busters
vast
year
produced
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1 provided myself
through the
material to fuel my creativity. Struggling
1
own
appreciate the full umbrella of
I evolved
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put
popular blockbusters,
cinema—the
cracks.
to
excuse
was
have
of Recess, I dedi-
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legitimate
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find the
full-length features and abused
dozens of PR firms. In the
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position of Recess
to hold the
enough
As
privileged
documentaries than
However, there
tied my distrust of
so
white
churned in my seat.
was
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to
care
that
one
sa
conservative
men—Michael
Moore's
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Hollywood works like dog
like time in
five years worth of crap makes its way to this is
just hopeless pessimism due
mer-blockbuster blues took the
actresses
their
careers
only by Norm
but, looking back,
opportunity this past
names
tivity
over
pettiness,
Of this year's silver
of
to
saw
faces.
new
let's focus
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five-year retirement/sabbatical
Scorsese gave
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to
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wicked yet honest portrayal
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garnered
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favorite
a
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Danes. The
the return of Claire
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as
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the return
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time star of My So-Called Life made her first appearance in
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may have been the most yapped about. Returning a
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Jerry O'Connell.
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and the rise
local theaters.
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local
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at
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Klores' experience
industry
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film, The Boys of Second Street
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film
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most
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best of the Civil Rights movement, is
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to
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managed
sense
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particular
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creative vision.
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a
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result is the
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or
really does become
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makers and film aficionados
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accessibility.
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and
uniquely personal
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panels,
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of life —the actual mundane,
rawness
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telling the
beyond,
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basketball in the
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two thousand three
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Saturday,
Last
afternoon spent pounding beers in
an
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girlfriend:
innocuous confession to my
have
soft spot
a
all my deeply held beliefs in stability, in comfort, in simplicity It had taken
because college
four
nearly
me
precocious
uncles and hard-charging
hear this is
supposed
to be four
own
ate my
parents,
Never
I
didn't need
white
sentenced
suit, glasses
wore a
Durham, these choices
individuality,
Campus
me.
And he
nothing
were
guys
King, catching
1
right.
place where,
I
thick,
as
no
fraternity
matter how
rent...
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start over...
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up from her
you from
I supposed
I done at Duke?
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warm
textbook,
Texas, but
job,
no
loans,
no
sun.
Duke
was
liberal but
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her
eyes
dropped pre-med
you
halfway
ALL tools."
funny Stone Cold was?"
on
and
she said before
I
the
ones
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so
often looked back
fuzzy with underappreciation that I the bench;
on
the
ones
which
I
was
I struggled
an
realize how much
or
but
so
own
on.
can
to hold back tears,
these afternoons
on
a
12
the
trail-
a
the
unsure
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1
miss the was
recall the
are
the
Hideaway,
something
1 suddenly realized
My best memories
hardly
water guns,
professor
with
a
everyday
a
strategically emptied come
I cherish —it's
missing.
ones
just like
—the
ones
memories
that
are
the
Memories of botched bucked of water and
flowing back. the
was
and the noisy,
how moments
specifics jokes. My best
boomerang,
to
start
grown.
nights of fun, there
thought,
as
darken, and I
to
a
It isn't the
worry-free afternoons
stress.
few
pack, another
bench,
have
the basketball games,
even
momentarily free of
Someone brings
I've
things begin
seemingly thick with the carefree days of youth.
Australian
nights
when
I'm still
by, and
their time talking about how "Duke was" and "what
absorbed in my
the bench,
Four years have gone
figure that out? But just
to
my freshman year,
to
bonfires, the beer-fogged
As
to
I just
freshmen—we
four-square, waffle balls, many bad barbeques,
sun.
busy
that much?"
What have
me.
particular incident regarding
during
from
Midwestern kid who, not only thought
like the majority of seniors spend
Sitting there
afternoons
the
me
expecting.
was
late night life of the Main West. But among all those
are so
collegiate
my
too
sometimes
better'.' It's true; things have obviously changed,
these
not
h
clean,
thought.
want to do—wasn't
to worry;
knew
as
He gave
did have fun—remember how
we
"Have things really changed Just like
ass
me.
hypocrite,"
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physics.
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tub psne
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were a
believed that he should major in biology,"
through
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protestations,
year
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restaui
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production
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weeks left... you know,
worries,"
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whole crate full
distinctly Southern
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fraternity composite photos hung
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with his charm.
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was
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have spent almost every
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work became,
head by
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too,"
now,
was
its
on
image of the collegiate risk
to live up to that instilled
wall that had 20 years of
part of this
most
meticulously planned
immediately disarmed
rabbi's,
of the back
what
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and
except myself
week. For the
a
once
into the
straight
Jerry Turner, the owner, his beard
Brooklyn
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to eat there
me
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with alarmingly large black rims and
Californian attitude. Walking
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wail,
at the bottom of Ninth Street.
dump
ternal higher-ups
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get flipped
that this mindset would
expected
first made the trek from East
die
low
yourself, of taking
trying desperately
philosophy.
spiritual base, didn't need
a
a
back
cool to spare
some
ing,
into this
I bought
identity,
And
away from the cozy.
risks, of tearing yourself
of testing
years
seemingly return home.
single) adult friends, you
(and typically
straight
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to
home. From
longing for
to be about
made
hear the word "home" in
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rushing
come
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of the desire
admission, though,
this simple years to make
supposed
never
was
speak
any time
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From The Beatles' "Golden Slumbers" to
parking lot,
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for songs that
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friends trickle
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we
a
out
of the dorm into the
minute,
rarely appreciate,
that
I
warm
afternoon
my worries fade into the oblivion. It is will miss
more
than anything. —Tom Roller
Thursday, april seventeen,
two thousand three
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s^are what
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will (or
we
seven
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miss about Duke and Durham
Seeing Durham from Ever since With
from Sorgho The
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When
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up with
As
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crest
particularly tough
to
the
Even
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on
my could
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me.
I'd head down
tackle,
to
when
So,
escape—places
bothering
was
Burlington
of
routes
where
to
Greensboro. After
1-40 I'd had
not because it's the
more
get back to the Gothic Wonderland. down the highway,
hill, barrelling
towards West
Chapel.
planning
something
1-85 and drive down into
from 85 onto the Durham 501
me.
given
roads of my hometown
painful. I felt trapped.
were
set to work
I
sufficient time alone, I'd always efficient way
loved the freedom it's
I knew the back
Duke
at
car
Durham,
drive to be alone and think when
joins
I've
high school,
could escape.
I
Maceo —within weeks.
to
first arrived
car
my first
I got
turn of the
a
Car
Mg
the
Campus—with it's
night,
at
if it's
the Chapel—even
visible for
only me
in
a
rearview mirror,
breathtaking
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ways
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seen
but
it also
seeing
better,
and
they
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just tempo-
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college experience. of
Duke has
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next view I'll
fleeting
as
of it is
see
as
my
in my
head out into the real world.
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as
arms
were
one
onto
seconds.
fleeting
stunning,
Freeway
clear view of the
beautiful,
few
wonderful
the Chapel.
there's this exit —not the
from the Durham
problems
But my time in the view of
a
the vista
was
that my
glitches
rary
most
of the most
one
only
Not sured
but later
Freeway,
—Meg Lawson
As
side note, I'd like
a
volume and go to
Jonas, Dave, Ambika,
criticisms.
"There
are
limits
Recess,"
on
gently deflecting
was
in recent
cinema,
or
In another editor's words: ers
of
a
what is
lowing
supposedly in it for
in intellectual and
unhip. More importantly,
all the free
marginally
more
so
Disheartening If
At the time
stuff)?
out of
we
words,
as
seems so
seem
The Chronicle they read tion, mer
people
who will
category. And
by Nelly—no
or
There
was
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I agreed with popular
fight
to
on
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great music
ble within five minutes ren
out
wasteland,
can
be
on a
an
we
or
innovative narrative
could be the
coming our
bold
from the
that Duke
consensus
or
will
read brace
we
here at Recess
those crusades.
Recess
of the as
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wal-
pied
If Duke
truly
are
is
quite happily
bland,
problem.
yourself here for
a
horribly sweeping generaliza-
album
generally fall into the for-
buy those critic-proof mainstream albums—whether by U2
like
college
fling
at them.
newspapers would have
film. Now there is instant and
playground if
it's only
those who say that it's the only part of
highly recommended
any other reviewer
publications
pretty neat
was
hipster vanguard.
smart
lead-
audience,
own
played
virtually unlimited media
a
vital role in alert-
resources
In the meantime mainstream pop culture, commonly thought
Google.
structures
give them
this country; and if you've spent four years in the
never
obscure but
hand, people
matter what poop
to
they've
say
straight through. Tellingly, and
time when localized
ing their readers
on
people who
actually seek
several years ago; "Readers."
me
it seemed, to be
pretty wrong. These days
pressing
machines in
than most elite grade
many
to
have such contempt for
Triangle complaining about Duke being bland then, well, you're part I’ve talked to
the advice and
Dylan for
Squaresville.
back, this
it doesn't
fun-filled
writing."
cultural poverty but thought that Recess
gate looking
Jane and KP
a
Special thanks
incredible year.
idea. "If you want them to read something,
an
"treadmill reading."
piper leading the clueless mice From the exit
an
for
Greg
for their hard work.
retrospective analysis of
a
independent, alternative publication.
(beyond
us
for
proposal
similar turkey of
and snappy
headings, fewer words
It's been
this magazine's editor patiently explained
my too-earnest
some
thank my co-editor
A TREADMILL
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to
staff and writers
our
you don't have corporate
owners
keeping
accessi-
to be
bar-
a
you from swinging
all the fake boobs and terrible guitar solos.
During
my
sophomore
year,
I
must have reviewed two
Fraser screwball comedies. Once
things from. If I’ve learned To be honest,
it
was more
one
I
had
a
little
seniority,
thing from four
years of
I
Dave Matthews Band albums
usually chose subjects
Recess,
that
and five Brendan
I already expected
great
it's that you can't take this crap too seriously.
fun flinging poop.
In the meantime, I’ll miss all the free stuff.
—Greg Bloom
page
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Garver Moore
are
thoughts from the fortuitous begin-
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of the
basis,
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prized almond
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Dave Grohl: "Conflict
on
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leadership. Screw soil
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manage-
Me,"
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Macy
distinctive vocal
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embarrassing
You're
of times:
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Jurassic
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where
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ness,
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good protest
in the
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music from, say,
tion —Grohl for President!"
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Bloom
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"Does anyone know of any
war:
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tive that he could have put out
in the middle."
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Chorus,"
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the rock's
chocolate,
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Satan himself.
Heck,
David Walters
Social Scene
Broken
"Almost Crimes,"
the very bellows of
Jordan Catalano in My So-Called Life,
the
are
ment, effective
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Leto's distorted vocals that
are
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to sound like
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must
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the beats
and the funk's the
Songs from
composed
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on
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telling expressions of
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on
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modern American musician with the first
Greg
Bloom on
mild
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pounding
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music;
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introspective
to have
some
kind of
that it expresses
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Stripes
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You've heard it all before: They're
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ask. You bet
an
graphic rockers
ing
new
album,
who started it
on
peers, achiev-
their debut
and
misbegotten offers up
singer Steve Schiltz
GRADE:
atmospheric,
sonic assault.
world.
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cool-for-the-room attitude.
drives the toe-tapping,
offers
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Me at the Bottom,"
as
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staticy vocals
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were
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who
this
Sahara:
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releases of
if
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thought the people
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first album,
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would have
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“IS IT HOT IN HERE, OR ARE YOU JUST THE SAHARA HOTNIGHTS?”:
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have
run
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and band members
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which is
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want to hear.
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interesting
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left
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publisher might realize
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hearing
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and the air off the pavement
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during the
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than the Hot Hot Heat album
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about his seventh-grade
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sonic picture of deterioration.
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the
some
groundbreaking
for Warner Brothers, who
Hot Heat and Sahara
chirping with ever-increasing
screeching feedback
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across
to blow off
such hopes
no
the best way to capital-
they meld gritty guitars and
the sound of crickets
needed
something
new
mometer
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apparently thought that old seven-inch EPs would
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sweltering desert
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between restraint and heartfelt
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levels of musicality
The
in
you
disease. The kind of
a
symptoms
talking about the Strokes.
may
avoid many of the
I'd also like
your sweet ass.
in addition to rocking
Or Interpol. Or the Walkmen, While Longwave
to the
pommeling
Damone: "Damone's music
on
infectious, it's like
so
disease where the
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the retro look, has released the best album of
No, I'm
up
whose
me
category."
Hilary Lewis is
offal."
Making Waves
the year.
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lot to live
lest Damn Line of the Year:
and
Max Tundra: "Think the
band from New York that,
like
a
swim trunks
camoflauge
wore
he cool
seem
phantasmic electrical spirits
as
easier for kids
was
but your pops is still
would have
spewing blood his
ethers
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you
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pool of
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and it
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near-
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lyrics that
in
Zach De La Rocha
squirming
Karate:
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the Wallflowers:
on
rock
radio-friendly
problem."
Dylan:... Granted
feeling fine.
silence that may not leave you
Garver Moore
okob
the
just
David Walters
a
Exies: "The Exies have all
successful,
a
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existential crisis
Cat Power's
on
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with
day
Lewis
lary
th
Hello to the
Interpol's "Say
"The Strokes if they woke up
that much cooler."
true
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sun.
C'mon Let's Pretend into the stereo
warmest
selves with Scenes
afternoon hours, fanned one
Through Thirteen,
our-
and waited
for the rain clouds to gather.
—Macy
Parker
Thursday, april seventeen,
two thousand three
RECESSMUS \C*~
Duke's
Coming
off those
you dream alone
can
running
Your favorite band
hand
a
seeping
a
pressing breeze sweeps
but God damn it's
speakers builds
talking
player.
and you aint cool unless
good and When
the
it thing; it's the shit
underground
Yankee Hotel Foxtrot is hanging off your CD
of
can
they
Its
a
to
everything again
rock and
I
out of
was
'then" and to "in between." The middle album, and the
opus of
lilt the
a
song. "Pieholden" is
a
a
order,
People always an
I
unaware.
think I've been the
we
can
driving evolution
Summer Teeth after
a
powerful impression, masterpiece that
same
in you.
through
since a
and
your
studio, coming
Those violins
ass.
set their
to
an
are
end of
journal,
but I'm
an
old
good
says Smile and
Tweedy and Co., they YHF, put it
on
new
can
You'll call this band Radiohead via same
A and
reactions
you'll
say it's
years think of But it's
being
a
the
and
natural
saying
Wilco is music you on an
as
but
hell not. But
cherish that.
I
"Kamera" and
it's
a
preser-
took out
I
just laughed
new
here,
and
in the musical
you're
learning in
that, rock
a
Tuesday between small bar
a
scene
as
energy than
he's
can
headlining
quickly
banging
be
act,
as
the band
as
of the
grab
you
reverberating
in,
ing for Last Day of
to
I'm
supposed
on
as
sucked
see
in to the sweet seduction of
a
sheet of
corregated
brought
drawn toward the stage,
closer to the movements of this
unknown wonder. The rest of the crowd follows, stunned by the opening
filling the
the show, drawn to the wonder and excitement:
Virginia Coalition band, they have and OAR. "We Jarett
rocks.
are
at
heart
a
a
new
hybrid of DC
awesome
such other campus rock
wanted to
Nicolay explained.
They
An
toured with
just
bSnd,
the
You all press against the stage, yearning to grow closer to
room.
see
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rock and
we
found
a
staples our
pretty
annually, criss-crossing small clubs and
alt-country
who love
to
college jam Pat McGee
as
cool way of
roll.
new
music,"
hard-working, small-town band, playing
will knock
a
go-go and
the country and play
some
of the
rhythm of sody
bassist
doing it."
over
250
concerts
the nation
quads.
playing
A bunch of guys
love music, who breathe to
our
can
and the
guitar
rhap-
stack of shaking key-
a
boards. The music is electric,
each step of the way,
sights.
the bass
beats of
resonates
a
show that
in small clubs and makes stone
university buildings shake.
With the end
—Yoav Lurie
and should be. This rockin' sound of good times and ster beats will flow
to mention that
Classes. Look for Wilco and Better Than
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more
others stumble in to
You
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Ezra, along
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own
strumming himself with spoons, yes, spoons.
are
on
sorrow.
metal to his chest and and starts
with local bands Kenin, Spencer Acuff Band and Andre Buckner's rap group
death and
from the stage.
die in.
Veis,
are
speed. The keyboardist
up
mic in his hand straps
a
album and let the world slide away.
according
that
banging
twilight zone—your
tomorrow night,
be
are
they
so
you
encourage their fans to record
their shows and trade their music, your
hip-
Quad
wise enough to go,
sing along. Also, just
sure to
know,
through Craven
along with Alabaster
Suitcase and if you and
and
the next drink.
picks
But
scene.
too get sucked
—Charles Lii
Oh,
kids
guitars
life-
The open-
own.
the boards and the singer is filled with
on
expected for the
they
all its
2 and
Voids,
on
high school
some
equivalent
'cause you have to.
thing
it
be cleaned by
can
inaudibly into microphones about
screaming
damn trend—reinvent yourself every two
it's this band
every third
call
looking like
they grappled with
wars
before it
breathe music, who feel the clean
Chicago, you'll have
this is the next
can
like many do,
rank urine
dingy club, smelling of
city with
a
go to hell.
whole fearless presence of what music
Throw
sure
beginnings. "Jesus etc."
balls,
in
comes
between The Bends and OK Computer and Ki
same
something
more
taking risks
switching
curve
yearbook and
not fiddles. Whoever labeled this band
behind five years
career
dancing
small
can even
suburb outside
a
The tattooed vagabond with
but all the while
slowly changing
eighth grade
camp
threw in
good listen,
life
This time around you wonder how many revelations and in the
if you
club,
the go-go vibrations
play.
rambling concerto,
a
keeps changing, keeps throwing
go
you take slices out and you keep 'em; vation of the
some
the floor for weeks
be high school kids about to start strumming
you think
filler act,
talk about howWilco
idea not too foreign. See,
on
But salvation emerges
the
eat your heart out Brian Wilson.
it's
Yes,
playing
lying
custodian who
in the
band emerges,
keyboards
is
between the
YHF dropped my jaw. Wilco
sublimely mundane into
A Jar" is
roll, everything
with that disease of brilliance.
put together in three minutes all the power of
can
lord, "She's
middle-aged
lessly sitting in
Being There, Jeff Tweedy singing, "Close
resurrection of
out of the soil and infected
Being There
beer,
4. You stand
is
left
neurotic hell driving you from sanity
bit into 1999's Summer Teeth for the first time,
I
now
They
dragged
new
magnum
sleep.
the
too old to
But damn if it isn't good.
your eyes and go to
and
feeling of life
and cheap
ing
Then going back to 1996, the opening door,
going
that burned out
something.
back, droning Wilco this, Wilco that. Wilco is know,
or
coffin around you and
a
who knows the slightest bit about music is whispering behind her
Everyone
you
the roads and
across
the rim of something vile, you just lose
across
out of the
you don t know whether its the alcohol
confined,
VACO Hits Craven Tomorrow
die in.
nights when
yourself. Everything
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and pastries.
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It
provides
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creates
design
of black and white
Harry.
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art and the best
food,
The coffeehouse
and
whiff of the
an
few
a
more
Across
walls
maroon
assortment of
traditional coffee house that stressed quality drinks
so
is your
something, You
schedule.
sleep
in Durham.
is located at 202 Corcoran St.
to 6 p.m.
a.m.
weekdays and
on
9
a.m.
to
5 p.m.
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place
a
to start; has
Coffee Roastery for meetings, three artists'
Well, actually, they've
built
already
display
on
a
eats,
studying, cheap works
a
got
lot
counter that
reputation
as
parlor
sale,
some
loca-
Driade makes for
a
midnight
on
Fridays
a.m.
Saturdays.
and
a
down Hillsborough Street (no,
large
blue and white
building
on
can
a
not
the
Cup-
corner.
choose from
coffees, teas, smoothies and pastries
Zappa.
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the count-
at
But choose
wall,
in
or
along
across
antique
theater seats
that fold local art-
private booth under the ever-changing
a
side is
smoking
runs
in
non-smoking side,
the
cooler. You
the big
the street.
picture Sip
have to
be
window and
your
drink slowly,
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to
enjoy
get in. Sit
at the
the view of the
it has
more
caffeine
realize.
but
10:30 p.m.
to
is located
3100
at
Hillsborough St., Raleigh.
Its hours
are
6
a.m.
everyday.
Strongs
year,
local art. There
at
you
Cup-A-Joe
don't have,
a
the funky collegiate
live music and
and for
-
and the obscure
final,
—Macy Parker
Street's got
we
really good coffee joint. Open only
a
on
but the
work,
It’s open
Saturday.
but Franklin
International Delights,
wall of the
can't stay. you
down from the
than
here's
a
Hi II
Strong’s Coffee Hoastery—Chapel Ninth Street may have
and until
campus,
super-strong
or
sit
can
tattoo
something
studying,
night before
where harried cashiers pace beneath posters of Frank
er,
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Company
and espresso,
the art exhibition,
ripped directly off the
the sign outside reads. Walk in the door, and you
A -Joe,
moved from Seattle to Durham just eight months ago because a
from N.C. State's
familiar Hillsborough Road) is
Co-ownyoung coffee house.
odd (see below), but then again, during finals period,
from 7:30
cream was
Cup-A-Joe—Raleigh
Their hours may be and atmosphere. They found their niche at 202 Corcoran St.
Blue Coffee
wine and beer. As
serve
mix of ice
spot.
Sunday through Thursday
to 11 p.m.
steps
presented by UNC student
as
relatively
'
from the courthouse, this
across
stark contrast between dark
feel to the
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of fresh grounds
aroma
drug of all—caffeine!
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sea-blue decor, light wood tables and stools, and plush
inside the Blue Coffee Company to get
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monthly.
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are
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disappointment
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difficult to find the
too
fabulous date
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Shake,
their exhibits rotate
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paper.
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Driade
which looked like
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local Chili's.
the
on
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die for. And
are to
fellow patron, the
is addictive and worth every carb.The only
creative juices.
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History
promised by
where the coffee
of these local joints,
isn't just about the coffee—what hangs
coffeeshop
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and the original art will'jump
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& Jo’s Downtown—Durham
Joe
spot
always
are
quite reasonable prices
for students. Brooks Firth,
barista and former arts editor of the
its walls.
Typical of trendy college coffeeshops,
young illustration end
are
the
with
majors
paintings
perfect eye-openers
to
Strong's
Peters and
a
late
said
Heel,
art
are
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to grace
generally
up this week-
Kimberly Bardill.They
coffee for
match Strong's
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artists
colorful works.
large-scale,
of Yvette
Daily
particular style of
rather attracts—a
Strong's doesn't pursue—but
are
sure
to
be
night study session.
•
—Vicki Kaplan
Strong's Coffee sits to
161 E Franklin
at
St, Chapel
Hill. Its hours
are
6:30
a.m.
midnight everyday.
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to stagger
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was
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and way to Caffe Driade
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to
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cool. The mesh-covered
to
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of coffee, though—liquor. But the
black turtlenecks and sip loose teas
felt hip by proximity. The
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Reflects at this school who
owns
velous clothes. Burberry trenches, heels and
TRL dressing
designer denim
more
Every time
room.
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want to cry.
is
me
I
see
buries
coat
her stilettos and sits
comfortable in her unease
of
layers
basics.
a
friend frowns. "I
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in
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unbelieva
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crew
for
looking
our
were
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belt,
bags
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has
casing
a
homemade T-shirt,
looks.
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fect,
mirror,
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a
trap.
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can't
different."
wear
two. (or
Sexy,
like. When it
"I
much
isn't per-
"My body
even
and remember to
that." Too many Dukies
a
to
never
fashion
seen
it's what you 70s
or
next
year. 10
still have bar-
It'll
lists, in-jokes for to alternative
designer handbag
or
remember that if you on
and love
yourself,
what everyone else looks
to the
truly trendy, there's only
movie
can
do. The rest
morning,
walk into your
closet and
1
be
"What do
want
to
so
comes
when you wake up in the
ask,
on
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it's all about the way
coveted
a
forget
or
pull
slide
say the
smart; '6os
sassy,
future,
meantime,
comes
magazine
or
dialogue.
a
Instead,
feel good, you look good. So go
people
think?"
hoodie
the world,
see
In the
10).
myself,
time you
cooler-than-you crowd, references
rocker bands and
magazine,
Too many
their clothes.
to
I
to
else? everyone
gain hunting tips, infamous Top
Duke life,
people
feel.
want
a true
moving
to
Message
like
that fun
really
ends will be back
trends and the chicest of
in fear. "What will
so
it
"Is your school really fashionable?" a
it
as
tack from the
thing
the
campus is
thing
The Trends team has
and the
have is
ever
a
up
what you look like.
sonatas
one
jeans, zip
how
Every
me.
their
inspiration?
Instant
an
heels, you're creating
same
stylist you've got
your
hiding behind
are
Spade
of
see
come on —is
con-
jeans,
pair
a
some
Seriously.
lon't want to be
bag
tote
a
ribbon
Whitney's
find out about my
the latest
essing
We
beauty.
smile.
people
hem yes. Our
something
faith in the
or even
it's
you could
;ften ask,
for the little things—a
searching
my
en
in blue
rhapsodies
and their
best, fashion is like
fun in the clothes,
Sarah's Kate
cravings,
isting
fashion spirit. We weren't looking for b names,
message
used them to express
they
imagination
the rest of your world—this is
our
spring of
was
And for all of
style.
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pretty.
very
At its
their
all the shift-
through
having
not
rour magazine,
off that outfit?"
past three years, the Trends
anything, that
iloe
magazine
girl is
pull
combed campus
you're
i're not in
a
is easy: attitude. For
answer
one Trends
ned clear: The best
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can't she
The
■t-
But
Stripes ruled,
ing trends,
don't get it," she
They look amazing
Why
White
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are
if instead,
identity,
things leather,
on
the
cool
bel-
into this year, where white, stripes and the
furrowed brow, my
clothes
staring. "Those
spreads.
She teeters in
the fabulous
As she wobbles by with
Sprouse slapping graffiti through
of you.
piece
Britney—bare
belts and the fall of flower child fashion. It spilled
wear
famous plaid and bootcut
Fendi tote and
little
a
of
bitch pants and ail
Trends sailed
pochettes.
and her
skin,
baby tees,
shared
height
born at the
was
and Steven
frozen in her jeans. She's not
own
through
seeps
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something strange:
her body.
faraway place —that
a
Trends lies and
clothes,
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from
mar-
than the
her
the Section She Started
on
Miu Miu
page eleven
today?"
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Wouldn't it be
Staples of Our Fashion Diet Love it
or
hate
Whether you or
peers
punk
pop the
rock,
Duke's
you
master list
Gothic bubble with still
can
find inspiration if
even
penchant for all around
you think that
well-stocked
a
a
closet,
you
is
style
can
an
still
ders
of the clothes and accessories that Trends has spot-
cool all
Herve
at
and its
behind the French
imports
are
losing
are
Dueling for
Campus.
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once),
hideously
sometime
dominance
or
the
on
well-stressed shoul-
two-toned creations (somehow
successor,
American makes like
saying "Duke University"
the American market needs to
name
of
the
Longchamps
L.L. Bean and
tote.
some
ugly
and
Trailing
local sacks
sorority.
a
The Hoodie
Even before Natalie Portman sported her hoodie
match, Dukies Gym's
were
zipping
thermal translation,
up
in
to
that
From Lacoste's
style.
hoodies hit up
great butt-covers when you're lunching
pastel
parties, slouch
on
the
Flamptons
version to
in class and
J.Crew
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head to Urban
Pair it with
Outfitters,
a
one
people
where
alligator (Lacoste). Some
like the
got unicorns. Whatever animal
they've
of these collared classics
denim skirt if you feel
so
spring,
or
kicking
around
some-
khakis for that Breakfast
Club feel, and extra props for messy hair, 'cause then you'll be "alternative."
Surely, as
soon
we
Schoolgirl Skirt
all did not
section
a
play field hockey.in
party
Coors,
Bud, Corona and
Match
them with
The
sure
a
to shake
10th
grade.
But
decides it wants to celebrate its Heineken—these skirts
sure
come out
from every
black bra and open blouse for maximum sin your
ass
since everyone
will be
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Johnson
Baseball crushes Davidson, 8-3
weighing
Blue Devils
snap
streak with non-ACC road win
9-game losing
By JEFF VERNON The Chronicle
options
Duke
The
8
Davidson
Davidson (13-19)
Devils
Northeastern, insists he is leaving
led
were
senior Brian
“I’m
The Chronicle
Junior
first-team
all-ACC
pitched
defensive
never
a
March
release
press
do for
their
unless
fifth-year players
accept
four
seasons
was
shirt—which Johnson’s Johnson has
next
medical
a
was
lead off the
not.
is
of the
the top
red
on
to
transfer
to
Delaware
or
a
single
handled
and
Atlantic
sacrifice were
off
the
a
fifth-
Jackets,
in
Patrick
walked
to
then advanced to third Tim
Layden.
overthrew
score
Both
fly.
senior
on a
of the
Troy
Patrick.
scoring
Grant Stanley
inning’s
runs
unearned.
The Blue Devils would add two
of the
in each ofthe
eighth
the
Patrick
eighth,
knocked
10
can
straight.
grounder,
are
members
played
win
coming
with
by sophomore
would
Layden
Both
schools
and
trailed 3-2 going into
sixth.
inning,
Caradonna’s
Northeastern
University.
we
Davidson shortstop D.J. Dailey then mis-
deciding
whether
hits
Tech Yellow
The Blue Devils
of
schools he will
and
year,
with how
were
which Duke lost three
removed Fordham
now
from the list of possible attend
one
some
Devils
ranked Georgia
officials
League
pleased
weekend
sion
informed Johnson that the league did not
and
extended his
you.”
frustrating
Patriot
who
coach Bill Hillier said. “We
well, got
The Blue
indicated.
and the
to 13 games.
very
Controversy surrounded the alleged deciwhen
pitching
good defense. It’s amazing what a
com-
mitted to transfer to Fordham University, as
very,
played,” head
end Shawn Johnson said he
beat
8-3, bringing
Javier Socorro
Patrick,
hitting streak ROBERT SAMUEL
By
solid
by
hitting of freshman
bad blood.
no
it
as
yesterday
offense
the Blue Devils’ record to 14-22. The Blue
who is tom between Delaware and
Duke with
its
on
3
late
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team
baseball
turned
by
in
con-
a
and ninth
more
innings.
tripled
and
Caradonna
In
was
single.
which
ference,
gradu-
accepts
BRIAN PATRICK extended his
13-game hitting
streak
the Davidson Wildcats
against
See BASEBALL
on
page 10
ate students. The
Shawn Johnson
Fairport, native’s
N.Y., decision
was
limited to
schools because those versities out
season
Moving
for
bility
players
to sit
transferring.
after
to another Division I-A
would have
required
Johnson,
school
six years of
eligi-
distinction
a
after tourney losses in ’O2 By
the
NCAA only allows in extreme medical
hardship
Fordham was considered the favorite to land Johnson’s services next
season
because Johnson’s brother, Travis, plays
was
based
demic
on
Rams.
transfer
to
both athletic and
aca-
reasons.
Frustrated with Duke’s 2-32 record over
three
last
the
greatly
both-
“Obviously [Duke football! has been of
unsuccessful in terms
had
my
the
fact,
grams men
parallels between the
are so
similar if
have not lost
a
naments since
s eerie.
regular won
winning,” he
been really hard
heart into
anything
it, and
on
we
me.
I’ve
haven’t
to show for it in terms of
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on
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lot of close
Everyone
I think we’ll have
us.
attitude knowing year,
thing
for
a
a
we
matches
is
gunning
more
seri-
beaten
we were
and we’re not taking
any-
granted.”
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to
struggle HILLARY ADAMS and the Blue Devils will look to
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into the
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said.
trying
in the conference.
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ketball head coach Bill
15-point
know
consec-
holding lofty national rankings out
is
regaining
casual attitude,” he said. “This year
NCAA team title yet,
an
in
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a
against
14
won
year’s postseason.
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tion after his
gone
utive conference tournament titles head-
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performance.
year,”
nascent
a
Lapidus concurred with Ashworth.
span.
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thing
women’s
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men’s head
have
women
granted Kansas permis-
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last
have
tournament.
tournament and
than eight matches to anyone
more
sion to talk to men’s bas-
an
year’s ACC
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The
his
match
fell to
men
and purpose heading into
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the
ACC tour-
Kansas to talk to Self
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both teams
such,
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in the conference in that
but the Blue Devil
page 10
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this
pro-
4-3, and the
4-0.
of focus
gone
the monopoly to continue
w
As sense
coach Jay Lapidus’ recollection, Duke has-
All-Americans.
team success.”
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Consider,
eight
1990. And
ACC competitors and had
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put
Georgia Tech
In the past 12 years, Duke has ruled the
said
he
seasons,
the consistent losing has
said. “It’s
North Carolina
Chronicle
since 1997 and have
decision
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17. 2003
The Chronicle
strength
TENNIS
from page 9
from page 9
and
Vani Freshman later
Caradonna. In
plated
Patrick
and
the
freshman Adam
in the first round—both
double
Hernandez’s
Brian
seeds—but beyond
ninth,
to stand up
Murray
hit
Patrick
Hillier said. “He had
a
the
ball
who also batted well
Socorro,
the game with
and Jeff Alieva
or runs
Zach
only
one
one
we
on
can
play, Duke has
ably, with just
Schreiber
inning each
a
Duke plays
4-3
no
in the
McCain
7
p.m.
ZACH SCHREIBER combined with two others to
Friday night.
pitch relief
JOHNSON
season,
for Duke
against
the Wildcats.
play
the
in
in
self
the
made
classroom
a
name
for him-
Duke,
at
being
Hoping
to pursue
either education his
hopes
of
year
Johnson
in
squad
graduate degrees
in
science,
he
exercise
or
transfer will allow him free
to
to
at
stay
Had he
Duke,
forced to remain
an
undergraduate student and received
his
would
have been
scholarship for only “One of the big
ring]
is that I
a
school,” Johnson
After back
leading
sacks
and
[l’m transfer-
help myself academi-
can
cally by paying for ate
the fall semester.
reasons
full year of gradu-
said.
the
ACC
tackles
for
in a
quarterloss
last
equally
be
as
it
was
er,
the
to
coming down
as
the
to the wire
I
stayed
would have the
success,” sure no
ranked
same
he said. “I’ll
or
ifI went that
opportunity
get the
same
good terms, and that
transfer “This
me,”
he
years miss
was
was
a
these
been through guys.
leaving
just
to
going miss
on
good
vindictively
not
leaving
like
that. There’s
no
or
of
terms.
I’m
anything
hard feelings
on
50
top
in
10
No.
Texas
4-3. In
fact,
be
as
said. “I
playing
a
team
think
a
our
solid right now; in to
put
it
Led
singles
more
heat, both teams will
in heat is
and
No.
1
upset
players tum
nothing
trio
a
players,
new
to any
so
this tourney will just
the Blue Devils
are
primed
both the Blue Devil coaches and intend to build
each
for
team
enough make
to
momen-
at
runs
No. 2
“A successful ACCs will
“Confidence is
Duke heads
give
us
McCain
confidence,”
of
a
major part of what
a
lot
said.
lot
a
better
month
doubles is
singles
than
But
we
a
lot
the
in
meantime,
Duke just want to take it
ago,” Lapidus more
one
tournament—at
“It
we’re starting
is
nice
to
a
go
Stokke
one
you
time.
undefeated in
ACC season,” he said, “but you of
call
nationally-ranked
the
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heat will year and the
national team championships.
the difficult schedule as
are
to McCain.
the team. NCAAs will be
of a factor,
process,
the
together.” by
on
Indeed,
big-
4
everyone
better prepare us in the long run.”
postseason.
“We’re
helped
according
Gainesville, Fla. this
are
No.
A&M,
could prove advantageous
were
at
come
UCLA
3
in
struggled
Illinois—the Blue Devils did
into the
new
“Playing
week’s
this
have
to take
water. But such conditions
guzzling
person
down
teams
has
bring ACC titles back
No.
California,
to
the
want to be clear that I’m
the school
either side.”
I’m
four
the
matches—losses have
Florida,
really hard decision for
“I’ve
the guys, I’m going
coaches. I
decision to
best for both parties.
said.
with
his
in
ACC
Allen
To prepare for the
be
form of 4-3 victories. the
of
And though Duke has time
hands
matter where else I go.”
in the
upperclassmen
worked hard to help the freshman with
national poll.
for
expo-
Johnson feels that he is leaving Duke on
battled to
issue.
teaching the freshmen how
nothing
perfection,
days, health
times in four
significant
off court conditioning,” Stokke said.
the
have
uncharac-
North Carolina weath-
tremendously with fitness tips and has
ITA
in
coming
a
“Yorke
season
men
large
six
the
and well
goes
of themselves.
care
currently 18th.
maintain their regular
However,
to
Johnson.
won
with four conference games
at
upside
the court.
For the men, the been
singles
Championship
warm
Jason
and because the Blue Devils could be
becomes
sophomore Kelly
third,
Indoor National
on
of
Stokke
be dealing with
playing three
15 Clemson.
that the
at Duke.
“I felt that if I
full
a
school.
graduate
decided
2002.
He insists
to
whichever school he decides to transfer
named to the second team of the Verizon
Academic All-American
NFL.
will
spotlight Johnson also
the first
route
Amanda
junior
ranked
fall. Johnson is
Johnson also has aspirations
in
country
Conversely, from page 9
match
one
and
McCain,
Hillier said. at
teristically
each match comfort-
won
ledger, against No.
players
UNC (28-11)
for
En
Duke also has two of the top
this win into
carry
Friday”
champi-
team
season
Duke will
No. 2 and No. 5 teams in America. In ACC
one
walk and
this
beyond playing
dominant
the prestigious
Indoor
Team
school history.
in
more
won
seeded
are
likes
Jonathan
Zimmerman,
title, the Blue Devils defeated the current
Duke
in three innings.
“Hopefully Chapel Hill
the
four innings
over
pitched
and combined for hits
led
Perry
Walker,
Blake
time
having
earlier
onship
up
have been
women
National
solo homerun.
and two hits in just
pitched.
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the
from
comes
if it wants to win
play
Michael
King,
Walter
Ludovic
Yorke Allen. But that
this season,
in the
relief, allowing only
staff in
pitching run
a
Jim
Freshman
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couple of big hits.”
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suspension,” ings
gatherings,
take. As the
prohibits
do in fact turn out to be
hazing. on
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to
exact circumstances of the
suspension. If Monday’s
events
Nu should be
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endangered Monday, and the University should
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so
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an
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lenient when
were
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living group from holding
the
event, the fraternity should remain
ingly. Lives
the result of
was
two
room
incident, Sigma Nu has been placed
In the wake of this which
back;
taken to the emergency
were
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found six freshmen,
police Monday morning, Chapel Sigma Nu pledges, walking along Old Erwin Road. The
all
campus
IRAQIS ID
not be
dealing with the fraternity.
Hazing like this takes place regularly with fraternities, and the only unique that the administration found out
which this event is way in
University is made
about it. Whenever the
duty
to act
against it and
instance of
scene
on
eliminate the
hazing, it has
against Sigma Nu
University administration trying
campus.
of
are
greeks, punishing hazing does living
groups.
In
not
greek
Longoria and Taylor Collison stand out
fact, selective living
programming bodies, such
as
University Union and Campus Council, cannot provide, and they offer the large percentage of students who are members in them the Duke
and many who
not
are
a
cohesive and
residential and social life
way
tive
living
the
are
groups
on
enjoyable social experience. The
campus
is
currently designed, selecin
only organizations
a
position
and similar events and until that
large-scale parties
needs to maintain these
living
should
change its hazing rules
realistic.
Currently, all
something
to
are
classified
more
likely
to avoid these
dangerous
activities
Nevertheless, Sigma Nu’s behavior, if it is found guilty, is clearly instance of
ceptable for ner,
and the
hazing that the University should punish. It is to risk the lives of its
fraternity
a
University should
pledges in this
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have many ups and learn
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demand that communities be educated and that and with
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