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three

operations

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development of

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Health Administration.

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Nery Jimenez, an employee

at the Angelica

Corp.facility

in Durham, said workers

want to

unionize.

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THE CHRONICLE

JULY 21, 2004

summerdi

newsinbrief

Compiled by

I

Kelly

Rohrs and

Duke,YMCA end agreement

Liana Wyler

.

After

DUKE-DURHAM

debate

This

and

finances

Curt

After several rounds of backdiscussion

financial the

Durham,

Blackman, 38,

more

than

The the

$1

city

impact

struction. a

the

was

to

file for

gling,

several

Duke volunteered

one-time payment for The

police city

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$153,000

resources.

had asked for

lion. Duke also ary annual fire

of

fire

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sum

its

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engaging, always

Durham

later,

with

U.S.

student Zhaochun Xu, a tree

after his

Although

his wife

next

day

as

a

‘The

June

of the

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slated

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car was

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by

Clockwise from top: The Micah

Xu

senior

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Xu and

for •

saddened

the

by

death of Zhaochun Xu,” said Pratt School of En-

gineering

Dean Kristina

tragedy

when

potential,

Another fatal other Duke

Johnson.

someone

passes car

so

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a

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young, with

so

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Micah

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diversity,the Univer-

official step

candidates

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to

check that mi-

being considered for

If the Office of Institu-

high-level positions.

in

a tree

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its

facilities. Construction is

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will receive

renovate

in 2005.

begin

to

Department

pool

tional Equity deems the applicant

too

the median and burst into flames. “He

star

but

the growing needs

Duke

Harris (55), graduate student Zhaochun

employee

Harris, June

away.”

accident took the life of

student, senior football

incident

fault.

overhaul

meet

community,

emergency

sity is

not at

undergo

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engineer-

result of injuries

community

Pratt

was

Center Emergency

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Transportation

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murder

15-501

Highway

and

investigated

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for the offense June 5. on

Medical Center

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incident, Parking

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resident

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to

the left

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ready

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legs

ran

Trent Drive June 17. In the wake

on

found the driver

—whatever it took.” song

confessed

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of the

said Asso-

personality,”

employee

accidentally

and both

ployee

programs,

death in his Hilton Avenue

month

another vehicle.

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custom-

protection.

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charged

early

arm

coordinator for

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minority

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families,

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runs over

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lar

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$300,000

was

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offer discounted

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with his wife, electrical and computer

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pay

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to

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very

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plans

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parties

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total of

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obligations

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membership

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to

editor's note:

of With this edition, The Chronicle

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in the

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chief executive

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incoming The Southeastern

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traditional academic boundaries. who took office

McLendon, on

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plinarity

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Duke’s

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uniquely

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navigadng

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he said.

of Arts and Sciences

Faculty

McLendon looks for-

George

applies both within his purview

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to

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at

the Duke

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departmental

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science

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terms

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because

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graduate schools]he

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we

said, noting

college

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national scale,

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than that.”

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component

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Gregson

respectively,

focus

more

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hopes

closely

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on

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new

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individual

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some

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me,”

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genera-

Methodist is 58 years old,

average

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want

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Although the

same-sex

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Methodist

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unions, Willimon and Keothat the

note

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church

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move,

within

same-sex

careful

were

inational and member

in 2000.

unpopular

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get my

great generation

a

President Nan Keohane decided

unions in the

to

with.”

doing amazing things

Chapel

never

is nondenom-

require

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clergy

ceremony his denominationdoes

permit.

Willimon is best known

study

at

Duke for

of student intellectual life,

penning

the initial

“We Work Hard, We

Play

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that the campus

lacking

was

an

too

intellectual at-

individual

members of the latter category.

a

the

generation.”

next

in touch with this

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McLendon the

is

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interest

things”

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made

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they

of young Methodists. He said what he will

the

tions almost.

God is

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splitting

appointed

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could be

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increase the number of

to

participating can

the

new

nal field,” he said. McLendon also aims

he said.

and richer

Susan Roth and

personnel. outside their

independent

Humanities and Social Sciences

McLendon

recruitment of

impact

three-week

involved

of the short-term

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break

to

deeper

before he

interdisci-

physical ability

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Medical Center

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measurably valuable,”

depart-

CIEMAS will do.

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same

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looking

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Duke’s

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study

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archipel-

undergraduate

University

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endeavors than

to see more

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things.”

pursue

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professional schools.”

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ments, he favors inidadves that de the

who

suite of elite

Duke.

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to connect

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have individual islands of excellence within the

sciences, but we’d like

ago,”

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McLendon’s vision of academics with fewer boundaries

to

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as

elected

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ward to collaboration among Duke's many schools.

that

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Willimon

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ciplinary boundaries,”

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to

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status

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me,”

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priority.

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chair said

versity chemistry suited for

the Center for

Medicine and

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think

they

amazed

really

John Hope

Franklin Center for the Humanities, the Social Science Research Institute and

reform trouble-

a

of candidate—which

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as

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kind

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as

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Med Center ties for 6th in Heart and heart surgery, cancer, BY

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overall

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Duke

University

Medical

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tained its spot in the top ranks of the U.S. and

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ranked

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something

said Kevin Sowers, chief operating of-

ficer

of Duke

only

reason

University

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physicians food.

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which he noted

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deal with these

Clack said.

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wonderful

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of mental health issues.”

concern

Since he arrived, ness

using

exceptional

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28

counseling

campus in the country.

Moneta, vice an

hostage

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June.

relationship

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WEDNESDAY,

American Tobacco by

Kelly Rohrs

CHRONICLE

THE

JULY 21, 2004

drives urban renewal

Project

Karen Hauptman

and

THE CHRONICLE

down the

Just

of Durham,

ter

gritty

cen-

of old brick factories is

look like

to

finally starting

from the

street

a row

oasis in the

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middle of an urban desert. The American Tobacco as

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factories

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to

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vacant

storefronts

of traffic since the

left the

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ago.

project is,

potential catalyst

Duke’s senior vice

by

was

400

for the revitaliza-

president

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Bur-

public

the first

major

tenant

sign

already

employees by

venture

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corporations.”

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occupy

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velopment agreements with

minority

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billing

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students with extra food points.

and increase foot traffic

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nightspot for

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park, Capitol Broadcasting at

to

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to

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wherever Starbucks is,

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storefront that

where he

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by

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stroll

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corporate

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help by moving people

at

88,000-square-foot

many

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line

space I think, viewed

tion of downtown Durham,” said ness,

to

“but

goggles

other businesses

developers

to

Some of these

downtown Durham, which has endured an

increasing

million

residents

rent

has been in-

Executive Vice President Tallman

said,

begun

and

trying

with

lease.

tax-exempt, the

presence

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to

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largest

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buildings,

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rather have

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associate with

son

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the

in

space

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name.

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estate

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up

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comfortable with

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buildings

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of factories

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point

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the

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developer that is

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to

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under fire earlier

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working

to

at

stipulations.

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to

this

the

fulfill

story.

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