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ourselves
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13
Dr.
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donors and to
build
courts,
a
instructime,
enrolled
and
they’re
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and
are
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by
having be
getting
up...to
two
afford
for
“We’d add
get gym
coach who space
more
Mike
the
Duke
currently
hard
in
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donated
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participate.
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to
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its
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scholarships
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life
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a
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practices.
however,
emphasis,
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form of
therapy
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at
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the
though
facility
new
program’s original
intent—to fulfill the dreams of children with cancer—will be from
ticipants
complemented by varying the
service
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ty that
to
parthe
community',
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provides
will
say that this kind of activi-
gotten is
they’ve
probably
the
chemotherapy [many
the
years],
but it
has
and
by, among others, Nancy
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stability,
so
not
equal
have received
stability,”
to
over
increased
substantially
their level of emotional
running full-time,
Butters says,
much further than emotional
which is what has served
as
motiva-
a
Butters, the wife of former Duke athletic directionfor many members of the Duke communiTom Butters’
tor
Bret Zeillmann will be
son
the athletic director. “Once
the
operation “It’s
but ical
going
in this more
is
facility
every
day
to
be
a
importantly and
built,
of the
kids;
there
Zeillmann;
will
a
to
full-time
Friedman
for
healthy children,
for children with
some
be
it’s
week,”
central hub for basket-
community
problems
ty
pledge
their time, money and support
the present and future of
med-
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for
large
blocks of
individual sessions
and there will also be
with
training
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think
it’s
a
women’s basketball
wonderful star
to
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Hoop
program,”
Lindsey Harding,
says who
has spent time working with the children dur-
ing Hoop
Dreams sessions. “The kids
excited for
really
with financial need.”
There will be sessions
facility,
meet
organized
will be administered
says.
with
own to
The
in
be
will be multifunctional, the
free
basketball instruc-
provide
consequently,
participate
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not
private
remain intact.
Dreams will remain
program
to
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in the IM
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want
kids but it’s
time,” says runs
from
usually
ball
problems.”
for the
Hoop
Hoop
prob-
instances will
without medical
for
pay
for the children who
demand of children that
to
those
will
Basketball has become
:
not-for-profit
kids with medical
degree
our
and one-half
primarily
Academy
serve
some
will
the renowned
we are
gym,
used
Roxboro,”
whose vision result-
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for kids with financial
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investors lined
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to
have secured
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visit us
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that will be
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and
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the
simple, yet grand.
reportedly throwing $5,000 high-stakes
themselves of
their
the that
goals
out
having fun,
are
for
found sound
children
so
program
Likewise,
the
summer,
Washington
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into
or
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through
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tion, companionship
atmosphere
my way of
easily
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enjoying
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sions STORY
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malcy
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always
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it
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in
joined
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ever-growing
somehow believed the a
Hoop
guessing
(which actually in
For the children that have been involved with
unknown in the
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what
for ray into entry
but I was
absolutely
exactly
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somehow
extra two
the
at
design.
even-
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when I realized
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tually picked Dayton just because an
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better
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to
before
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A
And
soon,
—will
more over
yet
again
most
me
just being
those
children—and
have the chance with
were
peers who
to
to
many
be excited all
have the
desirable of dreams:
all
there.”
be
simplest
happy.
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ARISTIDE
Latortue from page
Waters,
U.S.-backed
with
relations
diplomatic Haiti’s
Latortue
in
membership
suspended
Jamaica
the
and
Community.
He said he had told Patterson
many times
that it
gesture”
to
“There the
was
are
people trying
It may be
tide himself who is
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for
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and advice,” Latortue
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leadership
of Patterson, has called
under the
international investigation into Aris-
say
they
probably
pared
suggested.
Caribbean
officials and forced
and
destabilize
contributing by giving
tide’s claim that he
ficials
to
to
was
to
acted saved
abducted
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U.S.
leave Haiti. U.S. ofat
Aristide’s
his life
as
attack Port-au-Prince.
request
rebels pre-
a
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government,” speaking
Maxine
Africa
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a
the
were
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legitimate,”
Goodman of Radio Pacifica’s
Now! program. “But the fact of
the
is that Aristide
cally
elected
government
Jamaican visit for his
been
sent
he
exile in
a
and
this
new
to
exile in
was
sands of
10 weeks
young
safety
plans
for
to a
to
be reunited
daughters, New York
who
City,
had
while
permanent home in
The
leased,
indicated he
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not
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plane
where he
U.S.-supplied plane
of
to
hundreds of thou-
protested
was
on a
The attack
foot
for the
was
they came
came
under fire
in the Belair
leg, however,
re-
men
in
by
Friday.
neighbor-
presidential
was not aware
being
not
Sunday
of two
tional Palace, Lt. Col. David
man
daily
patrol —an apparent killing
hood, just blocks from the
He said he
opened
residents
fire
but
them,
Since
at a
Lapan
Na-
said.
of other casual-
treated for
a
wound in his
said the Americans shot him.
said
the
motorcyclist
sprayed
much
a
Aristide’s
Marines
who shot
larger
militants
ouster,
at
area.
have
clashed often with U.S. Marines who form
vanguard
growing U.N.-sponsored
of a
peacekeeping operation. Haitian down
murder
to
meanwhile,
police,
Aristide
on
people Sunday name
shot and wounded
revenge
in Port-
almost
return.
Marine, whose
ambush
ties. A
third country.
Republic,
slum-dwelling supporters
demand his
an
my peo-
boarding
Belair
the
au-Prince who have to
a
referring
Marines when
to
listening
Haiti. “For to
weeks ago.
He
officials have said Aristide will
for
Aristide
two
flown
to
return
in the Central African
act
two
makes
people
democrati-
to
I’m
Aristide said before
wasn’t.”
eight
with
the
by
was
being,
time
ple,”
“meaningless.”
Democracy matter
doned his desire the
was
Kingston’s airport,
at
“This is another effort directed at
Amy
on
Latortue said.
make this government more
she told
that
delegation
from
unacceptable
said Latortue’s gestures
to
ex-President Arisr
“It’s
jet.
Waters,
unfriendly
invite back Aristide.
country.
money
“a very
chartered
Caribbean
of
Aristide back
Haitian
U.S.
out
D-Calif., part
escorted The
singled
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16,
partisans,
for
a
cracked
arresting
12
range of crimes from
drug trafficking.
Latortue said three detainees had been
“calling people
to
lize the
and
country
give
money
to create
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party
the
detainees
to
destabi-
turmoil.” said
at
least
were
known
Aristide
and
former
Port-au-
members.
Rouspide Prince
Petion
Deputy Mayor Harold
rested for
alleged
der of Haiti’s
Severe were
involvement in the
most
ar-
mur-
prominent journalist.
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nor
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