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For

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on

Duke

campus

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concert,

began

to

make

behind Baldwin Auditorium Buchanan

Avenue, Street.

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doors

Light

CHRONICLE

Campus Wednesday night.

and

cups

each

freshmen,

to

Bill

senior,

his

opened

Markham

to

freshmen

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party,

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toward the music, Several

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to

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came.

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friends

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many up.

freshmen outnumbered

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partygoers

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of

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residents

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Chronicle

of their

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and

to

to

on

and the

of the hosts take

parties, citing

remain anonymous the

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West

the front door wide open.

evening’s

find, having

Duke before

keep

he led

residents

residents,

scantily-clad

that

1206

upperclassmen

Inside, wandering actual

said

at

knew,

as

gathering.

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tottered

visibly

new

freshmen he didn’t know dressed

A tall freshman with

who had

East

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containing

exchanged of

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quad.

follow.

together—but

had

before 11

quad

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the students.”

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PATRICK PHELAN/THE

were

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goal

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denizens

and

and

rooms

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week.

past

their way

said Assistant

[after moving in],”

see

fun

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of the

police

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students

in

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went

Markham

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have

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them.

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Brown

before

Campus

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Class

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Students return to shorter move-in by

period

Paul Crowley

THE CHRONICLE

The dents

move-in

but

years,

First-Year

boxes

moving

Duke

was

stu-

previous

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students

on

the

give

to

West

Campus

housekeepers

clean the dorms and

to

undesirable behavior

from

to

pre-

return-

students. “Part

about

of

decision

our

behavior

we

was

a

concern

before

see

classes

start,” said Eddie Hull, executive director of

services and

housing

tial life. with

little

so

thing

to

do is

to

to

a

early

so

for

recipe

some-

happen.”

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dean of residen-

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of the

one

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measures

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day

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parade

Wednesday

came

into

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Beginning into

parents,

from

dorms,

a

impressed,” Everyone

lot of

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FACs

minifridges the

people today

said FAC

was

Tyler

curb

unruly behavior,

move

into their homesfor the

this year the

not

end until

Sunday night, with

Campus

classes

next

year—dormitories

move-in period

upperclass

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Allison

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where I wanted to be.”

basketball

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to

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always

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up

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knew

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