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schools in the United States.

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confront the issue of Ph.D.

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to

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Duke

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off-campus, consulting

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make efforts

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advocates,

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in greater Durham

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communication between student groups

greater

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Duke.

Ogorzalek

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non-student presence

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the crowd

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publicizing

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multi-cultural,

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smeared with

with

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of racism and feathered with the abhor-

rent

in

Wednesday night

universities. An artist like Ludacris has

neighboring

event, many would

in

advertising

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crimination tar

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dogmatic protests against

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express

of racism and discrimination.

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only problem is,

observing a

somewhat

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of mutual

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lack of effective

lines

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Sigma Chi,

at

that chooses

tural theme, obfuscate the

lacking

general public—not just

anyone

concerned,

relationship

of Duke students

majority

the

to

a

a success.

preparations

obvious a

along

of social

Cameron,a fact that Duke University Union officials attribute

and

hours,

two

workable component

concert

was

highly entertaining.

be

altogether

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hitch. The

a

for Ludacris

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event to

concert

be successful and

regarding

receives attention,

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any mi-

or

of racism

organization

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offensive-

an

race

accusations

want

not

am

respond by exercising good judg-

time, building

at a

Cameron Indoor Stadium

off without

to

time. Where alcohol

good

a

be

can

the students

to

up

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the

find

campus

University and the Union have presented students with the op-

culture. It is

move

to

are

degree. Though beer will only be served for

to some

both the

sponsored by

events

must

like Okto-

events

whenever

nority

cracking

constandy shifting and the

governing councils

and

groups

so-

calling for.

Duke is

pick up the slack. If

In

event.

enacting these al-

being challenged, campus-wide to

emerge

at

of

sell beer

to

emphasize aspects of Ger-

to

care

culture. The Union should be

event

ly-labeled

authenticity of

the

to

larger crowd

a

new

Director

vendors

University

draw

to

the Union’s

well-rounded terations, which will make Oktoberfest the type of cial

inevitably, incident

mainstream,

I

outright:

racist. Yet

in which

events

petitioning

Beer sales will add

likely

will

event

face-lift

a

succeeded

Wulforst

between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m..

man

social

on-campus

with my defense, I

proceed

something

state

nomenon

undergone

Union

addition, the

that the student

responsibly

like Oktoberfest,

event

study-

role.

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into

themselves

im-

two

break from

a

frequent campus-wide social

more

a

Oktoberfest has

leadership.

alcohol

conduct

celebration

students with

take

to

the administration

incorporate

can

small-scale

a

show

to

maturely

can

events.

for

the chance

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Chi

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to

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Howard Dean's Grassroots Machine wasn’t

I

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