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promise
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purse
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room
can’t protect
reported
shared
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phone
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containing
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cashier
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player,
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in the
parked
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last
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employees
displaying
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week
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of classes.
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stole
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her unlocked vehicle. When she
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car
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found
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and left his door unlocked. When
returned
at
CD
Phillips
items. The
valued
some-
$lBO.
permit will pass
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his
to
during
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a
three pact discs,
the Duke Law School
broke the lock
valued
his
his
consider
backpack
Jan.
p.m.
contained
pack
text-
break-in
a
students
two
someone
parking
went to
see
fall
proposed change, citing and the effect
exter-
the
would students with
nor
Council members had many
Campus
time between 11 p.m. Jan. 6 and 12:07 a.m.
cars
Zone
7. The student said he
early
Campus
during
dents before the
next
Cameron Indoor Stadium
phone,
Two students
Of-
date is
break-in
a
arrive
easier
Florida State women's basketball game
her wallet and other per-
containing
books
reported
to
freshmen,
or
tion, there might be fewer
to
beginning
bands and loca-
is another of the tasks ahead of the committee.
books
another
be reached
Items taken from unlocked
students
staffing
information and col-
provide
from the
Organizing funding
sources
modification would
proposed
A shorter West
considering possible
Vitarelli
meeting,
outlining
a
Services.
Housing
the
at
move-in be shortened from
Campus
permission
of seniors Mark Pike and Tamara
be
director
the
by
Life and
to
are
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by
days.
Campus
of Class-
Day
icy building Jan.
A
the
are
when she returned
transport-
was
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court.
for
week.
items,
Law
The
County Magistrate's on
on
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Joslyn (DOB
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on
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warrant
arrest
four
unable
was
statement
a
that West
com-
of intellectu-
status
Hull
opening
Council
Campus
from stair reports
property
Jan.
courier
packages by
of discussion: Last
leadership
allow inde-
that the
ensure
Although read
The items
make
purse,
a.m.
of
issues and the
Wilson, the Last Day of Classes committee is
annual review process is successful. A
new
Among
the
before
brought
director of Residence
Hull,
days.
well.
as
in the schedule for fall
changes
issue
pressing
opening.
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events.
court
gets
delivery
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Council will
to
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next
lect feedback will arrive in students’ e-mail inboxes
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other
and fall
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students
independent
Student Government
Vitarelli said another
to
The
address
to
in the
Possible
be
alism in dorms.
semes-
achieved
successes
Having already granted to reserve
plans
Council
Campus
altered
semester —should
be under consideration are the
to
meeting’s major topics
Some of the items
last
challenges
new
panies, housekeeping
ambitious
of the
groups
soon
system for
current
President An-
Thursday night.
ter
ty
from
coming
“pretty
meeting
the council’s first
agenda” during
sounds
drilling
renovations did
Vitarelli from
student
to
The council faces
planning
approval
the council’s
policy questions
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seemingly
the way
on
of Classes
nearby library
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put
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process—somewhat
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regarding
since it
THE CHRONICLE
for
agenda
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Latin America
gions.
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Christopher
by
The United States, which has often
WASHINGTON viewed
nations of Latin America
most
increasingly facing
docile allies, is and trade
rity to
secu-
inimical
as
he will
hemisphere, a
region
that
continues
to
Bush will try
to
tries and
normalize the
ease
this country. Fox’s undercut
trade agreement
afraid
by presenting
his
new
illegal
two
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they
say
most
newly pragmatic
are
the United States.
pointed example
war
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Iraq
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They
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pre-emptive.
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for
regional support
War
Army
in the face of consid-
only
of such
independence
Latin American nations in
Iraq.
opposed seven
In a
the U.N. resolution
out
Caribbean nations supported
American
taken
Gabriel Marcella,
said
College,
the
that Latin
United States
not.
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granted.
Latin America expert
a
to
ugly
support
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strategy that
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was
of the Inter-American
Security Council, authorizing
force
leaders. “No sible
action.
seen
as
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on
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immigration
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gion, which
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merely
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element in
irrelevant
largely
with weak
grappling
tion and crime and anemic trade. Bush
was
a
damage
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of the
economies,
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political
to
anti-immigration Republicans.
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relationship
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support the
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both in Latin America and in the United States, which has
Monterrey,
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in
week’s
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In Latin America, there
between the
of millions of
to
The
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Kandahar,
officials
on a re-
Helmand
police
tants, said.
10-2
Minutes from Duke off Guess Road
and
Thursday,
wounded in
a
human
The
at-
officials
rights
soldiers
Afghan
two
bomb blast
at
were
people
dren.
Officials
Taliban, citing
ing
that killed
and wounded 55.
the dead and wounded
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blamed
immediately
intelligence reports
that the Taliban
preparing
was
at
several chil-
were
the
warn-
a
cam-
of urban violence.
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Thursday
military
at
an
air
in
a
statement
bombing base
to
east
their field
of
the
city.
Three of the wounded died, and the others
were
Bagram
people
treated in and
were
military hospitals
Kandahar. treated
tal in Kandahar, the The attack
on
night
at
In
addition,
the civilian
statement
They
surrounded
was a
took the 12
for
stopped
10 p.m.
at
and
building
men
outside and
execut-
The
men
who
were
killed
all Shia
were
Hazaras, said Musa Husseini, 30, who said he arrived and
ing
at
and
missing
the
village Wednesday
the
saw
bodies.
had
two
“Obviously,
problems “We it
are
is
it is
national
people
and
was
who
are
militia
holy
am
al
sure
Qaeda
Hekmatyar,”
commander
against
war
said.
Ayub
terrorists—Taliban,
a
and
making
into it, but I
and followers of Gulbuddin
for
were
escape.
are
between the tribes,”
renegade
to
shooting
those
unity
investigating
those
morn-
men
he said.
aTßospital,
against
Six
managed
in the in
who
a
has
President
Hamid Karzai and the United States. Amir
Muhammad
representative
of
dent
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Rights
some
of those
region
BO
in
particular
fight
one
advantage cal-
had
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group
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through
capital,
small hotel when
a
said.
in, tying the hands of the travelers.
in
said.
the 12 civilians
provincial
at a
gunmen
that it had evacuated 28 wound-
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hospital
the
called
said
the
a
among
south
Province
Oruzgan to
villagers
Ayub,
province,
from their home in
Gah, witnesses said.
days
two
came
double bomb blast
a
were
traveling
mand
now
The latest attacks also
Helmand
military
a
base in Kandahar.
after
in
Col. Muhammad
murder,
The civilians of 20
Tuesday
charged.
least 27
official in
broke
executed
were
of
west
night, Afghan
and
Thursday.
during
meeting
mountain
mote
of attacks
officials said
of
recent
Twelve civilians
success
Administrator
deal with the
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series
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Taliban militants have
Council,
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a
landing
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might
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to
he
interested in
the last 2
grocery
things
structing
a
propose
for re-election.
insiders had at
in
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next
to
said
Taliban
tack had all the hallmarks of Taliban mili-
because of the
stay
After
member of
a
more
feeling
spinoffs
on
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month in North Carolina. Instead, he said
only
said.
robot
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because he has tried
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president
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in the middle of
campaigns
Many set
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that killed
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he
by
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This
Bush has been
as
including
last
said
anonymity,
rally
the
an
Committee,
would rather
grocery
astronauts.
The officials,
bold
wants
with
bombings, Afghan
least 27
“I had the
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to
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be
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to
those of the countless donors who have support-
campaign obviously
since its wanted
our
gift
to
be
included in
the
but the fact that it
campaign totals, is
inception.
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cess
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was
coincidence,” assured
long
he
wrote.
before
our
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came
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gift
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campaign’s
was
made.”
unified out
spread
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it’s hard
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interact,
to
said.
in
putting
it’s
so
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Missed December
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as
Buyback?
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like the
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to
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think about
can
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ed the
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believe it
school
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school of its type in the world, and indeed
preeminent we
that the Nicholas School
hope
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Nicholas
Institute.” The Nicholases will months
few
cluding
with
be in
discussions
over
Keohane, Provost
Schlesinger,
the
next
CASH
administrators—in-
University
top
Peter
Lange
and President-Elect Richard Brodhead—to determine how the
exactly
million
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gift
has been selected for the Nicholas School’s
build-
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million
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gift
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tions from the Nicholases for Duke, the
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1995. Their 1995
second
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University
only
the
to
then
was
The Nicholases’ other for Duke have
to
gone
School of Business,
in
founding gift
1924 from
gifts throughout
the
support programs
at
the
Medical Center and intercolle-
Keohane lauded the Nicholases for their the
throughout
in the
“Early make
would be she
uphill battle,”
lips
said yes,
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said.
on
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got
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Duke
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executive reunion
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an
class
chair.
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Saturday,
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member of the
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B:3oam-7:oopm
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board of visi-
Trinity College
chair and
Tue-Fri, Jan 6-9
committee of the
since 1993 and the
trustee
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proved
Board of Visitors.
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BOOKS
from which
the years
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and
University
member and chair of the tors,
thought,
Nicholases
University
chair of the Board of Trustees—has been
rent
to
When
way.’”
campaign,
committed
adviser,
and
an
came
Nicholas.
place
and their three children had all
sions
right chairs,
that
names
Ginny
fell into
the
if not, it would be
success;
Nicholas has volunteered
the
beginning.
all knew the chairs-would
we
Pete and
were
before the
themselves
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everything
we’re
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an enormous
campaign
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campaign,
leadership
she said the Uni-
campaign—something
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FOR
of the
one
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the
gift
received for academic pro-
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however,
will be located in front of the
University Store/Gothic Bookshop, upper level Bryan Center.
Keo-
says the Nicholases have deflected attention from
themselves. “The
they’re
they’re not
themselves,
highlight certainly
happy
like but
the
to
a
have
would
them,
the
have
to
know
on
recognition,”
use to
they’re
campus because
that, al-
is
name
their be
not
that’s
she said. on
generosity
important. expecting
just
not
in
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lot of
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thank
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although
bang
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the Nicholases’ Dec.
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campaign,
confirm Keohane’s estimation of the as
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Oregon.
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playing sea-
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in Durham.
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scoring,
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veteran
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17
believed
Wash,
Seattle,
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to
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the West Coast. A standout
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Cameron Indoor considered
size,
nor
Duke
facilities because
for its
momentous
place
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design.
that
games
the No.
have
13
most
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Beard,
to
be
awesome,” said
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scorer
who
lost
the Tar Heels. ‘We
to
good
like
turnout
UNC.
excited are
at
when
I think
about it,
game, it’s
a
it’s
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always
a
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nation. Also a
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position
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do
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be successful.”
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brother
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scholarship
offers
Marshall,
Wake
Auburn,
Duke,
Cantrell added.
he needs
Forest, and Wisconsin. In addition will
of
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coach
is
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players
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close
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Adanta, Ga.
track star,
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North Carolina. UNC
a
theinsiders.com
years,
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recent
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UNC since the 2000-01
times,
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the 87th
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Georgia according
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ranked
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be
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meet as
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respectively
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knows it is
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big
out to a
early
in-state rivals N.C. State for
looming for
prime
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the week ahead, the if it fails
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subsequent
jump
upcoming games against
team
their house and
at
are
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all,” Dockery said. ‘We just have been
and
playing
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in
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Monday night’s 79-66 win
to
seal
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from
Devils
youthful
this talent,
their feet in
recent
the
as
evidenced
N.C. State.
night’s one-point victory
over
UNC needed
close the game—and
by
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Atkinson —in order
But the Tar Heels have that
being
to
lowly
to
to
hold off the
dropped just
pre-
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Brittany team,
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heard about before I
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going
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Duke—everyone’s always
you think is
Hunter
remains
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came
UNC? Who do
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Duke—and when I
last-sec-
riddled with
contest.
excited for the
Wolfpack. all
that has defeated Duke this
team
the Blue Devils
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Tech did
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points
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Beard led Duke with 12 half time lead, but it finished
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cowed the
points
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freshman
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Brittany Hunter,
who
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first
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play. years
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aggressive.
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definitely
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considered the No.
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in the nation
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little bit.”
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Devils enhanced
Goestenkors said.
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Hunter said.
who
player
large part
return
with
better,”
Hunter,
school
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lot
defense,”
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shots,
get
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offensively
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defensively.”
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against
points
in
only
20 minutes of action
the Yellow Jackets.
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achievements
are
thus far this
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of their
far from
sat-
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to
a
month
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to
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problem.
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ACC freshman of the year,
a
Sunday night. Virginia
points,
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defense.
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and
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women as
deterred
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no
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sexual forwardness and table
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a taste
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dancing
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promiscuity.
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find it.
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them
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you
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with
sec-
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dating
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know what you want,
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completely appalled.
derful and
only
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my share of real
insist that
Shadee Malaklou’s Jan. 7
reading
am
of her column I
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1905
doesn’t involve
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panic.
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colloquial phrase
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you
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reason
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those that
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date isn’t
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jeans.
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period of
President-elect
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men,
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to
because
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out
time.
college
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feel that
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always
concoct.
can
bizarre
pedestal?
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man or a woman,
momentum
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a man
cious
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if
calling
stop
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men
date, and there
a
your man-whores who
standards and devalu-
our
some
segment of society for
umn,
growth for the University.
fundraising behind
lowering
was
in its field.
for Duke
these
man-whores,
we women
bodies,
our
donors themselves.
as
should
Why
reality.
a
call
to
classless
respecting
time weeds
same
fundrais-
the Nicholas School of the Environ-
leading institution
Brodhead and his staff
as
Duke. Keohane
success
Campaign, and
make
The conclusion of the intense internal
success
to
million dollar donation, the
history, will help
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deserving of similar praise for their efforts,
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dignity.
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to
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man-whores. Yes, there will be guys who try
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pearls.
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fellowships and professorships.
and
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I know
and that is with
myself,
ourselves,
ground running.
will be evident in
university in the'South,
variety
hit the
to
for many years
in American
largest
I hold
has ensured that Richard Brodhead,
capital campaign
University
and the
leadership,
leadership
current
numerous
well deserved bow for their efforts. Duke
of transition in
period
University’s
and the
Shepard,
George McLendon and others will be able
area
Keohane,
President Nan
deans, should take
under the
paign
31,
campaign initiative, notably led by John Ginny Nicholas, the University Development office
Piva and Robert
is
Dec.
dollars. All those instaggering $2.36 billion
a
volved with
Peter and
on
Shooters,
at
bar, minus the
or
men.
my
men too:
for Duke closed
Campaign
successful
be found
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promiscuity
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on
each other, but
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personal.
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approach —get
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The
nasties,
were
for
out
cial
off campus
going
ru-
would
Hideaway,
frat-guy wearing Reefs,
any
their
but
I
scene,
happened?”
had
they
safe haven.
fraternities has
on
social
campus
students
partied
some
than others,
day
than
hard,
“study
the
argue that the loss of The
blend in
that Duke EMS could be there like
meant
out
the
my
your minds
maybe got
peak,
on-campus
own
am
and
a
this
to
look
to
good
a
everything.
Hideaway.”
remembers
campus any-
you
“what
to
the ideals of a Duke social life that
passed
would
be
from
garbage
the
to
was
Yes,
less
safe and
a
to
students’
attitude.
and
were
security
seemed
studied
outside
stars,
about
night
and
Anyone
ning through
Hideaway.
there... The
in
rent
the end of the all.
away
on
Main
or
stairs and
Walkway
think-
been
explanation needed)
no
more,
to
Street
smell of
Han’s Chinese Food
by
remem-
have
actuality
follow the
any group
the
that because
could
the
Hideaway
enough
Wednesday
a
hand,
was not a
really emphasize a
Saturday to
probably
are
must
Ninth
Street,
Where
or
night
a
you
place
this
Franklin
driver.
designated
a
with
I had many
sure
it. This
to
happy
a
am
hard” and
dents
use
frothy beverage
a
don’t remember this
afternoon without hav-
Friday
a
ing one
but I
The
patio
February,
at
talking
than
to
the
sitting
on
in
up
and under-
but
the end of
mind. Bottom
benches
hand
the
more
sub-par,
by
opted
to
remember
those
David Nefouse
better
party
that the crack-down ined
itself on
pride
that
with
perfecdy
your
to
culture
Johnny-on-the-spot,
ing
hey,
social
were
up
would this send out? Well,
the truth.
you
Duke used
a
this
long
too
message
I will tell
bar.
was our
Old School
but
was
and
light
were
seemed
friend
deal with
to
to
or
Night
Where you could have
find
busted
ber.
to
What
the
(yes
behind the bushes in
them
having
nothing).
a
the
line, it
was
in
there
owners
gentlemen
most
evening
(Tuesdays,
grads
our
night,
students
an
designated
do
the
a
what
and
had character. Granted,
area,
Busch
broadcasted
reigned
bartending,
joke
a
students
creed
matter
ing
they
band
a
with
welcomed....no
were
ing
$1
always
were
they
40s of Hurri-
and
bar,
Student
smoke. The bathrooms
your beckon call.
at
cover
hardly
playing), line,
you
liked wine,
no
and yes,
came.
TVs
business Duke Students could invest
a
quick
where
place
name,
available
was
the
table too!
in)
local dram
a
corner
pool
Devils
climax of its exis-
indeed
was
in
of the
near
was
Carrawell
any 5
time,
same
had reached the
ever
a’rockin.
events, Fooseball
sporting
Tow-
to
starting line-up
against
up
box would be
Basketball
Battier, Avery, (I’ll put Brand, and
in-
an
House,
for
away
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just
Jonathan pears
Pattillo is
every third Friday.
a
Trinity sophopmore.
His
column
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