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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2004
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Chronicle
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Brodhead said.
faculty aspire
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praised
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that is
Brodhead said.
Board of Trustees—which
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delivered
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tine
yearly
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rights
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new
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meet-
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and his commitment to
Lindsey Lapin
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student
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outcome.
really appreciated
gives
that
assure
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candid
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column and
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go forward.”
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rights
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and
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painfulness
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President for
Moneta
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as
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to
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news
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members of the
Chronicle’s decision column
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Jewish community’s
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ON PAGE
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by
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three-part
on
events
campus
proposed by
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controversy
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long
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agree
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by
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they
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officers who
deal
directly
the
diplomatic people,”
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talk.
to
“I’d like them
send the
people.”
center runs to
in
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discussion
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parties.
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for
with the wrong subset of officers.
said after the
direct
of issues related
flashpoints
co-sponsored by
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experiences
with students
talk
to
with officers from the
administrators took part in the interac-
event, which
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was
approximate-
Thursday night
feelings
Student Alliance. Students said
ca
SAQ
and
occurring
Relations and
before them.
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was
discrim-
police
campus,
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gathered
and
Police
that students said
of litera-
President Richard Brodhead’s han-
Movement conference. It has been said before; of Brod-
head,
students
On-campus parties
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ple
series about Duke Uni-
that surge of allegations
dozen students
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Press
After the
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against minority
Elizabeth Floyd
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listen rather than
rather than
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intellectual dialogue. SEE DISCUSSION ON PAGE 10
sponsored by
in
a
conversation about
race
relations
Mi Gente and the Black Student Alliance Thursday
night.
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newsinbrief
wor Idandnat ion Britain agrees to U.S. request for troops Ed
by
Johnson
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LONDON for
Prime
In
Minister
agreed Thursday from
to
area to
troops
step
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near
move
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of the
Iraq
freeing
U.S.
the
order
uary.
But
whom
opposed
to
Iraq
British the
lawmakers, war, are
of
many
angry,
fearing
increase in British casualties. And
with White House
contribution,”
“It
key
and
State
pie
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that affects the
security,
that is
praising
stabilizing Iraq
again,
the
to
play
security
and
of all of
security and
ers,
Geoff
Secretary
helping
base
Black Watch
around
Basra into the
carrying
The
the
waves
and
the
attacks
from
its
city
of
close
to
port
sector
have
tured
a
ist
GAZA CITY Gaza craft fired the Gaza
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missiles late
at a
ernment’s most-wanted a
car
was
Adnan al-Ghoul, of Hamas’
along
with
a
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heavy
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was
killed
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to
Qassam,
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Hamas’
which
a new
during
the years of
fighting.
crime committed by the Zion-
against
Palestinian
one
of
resistance,”
retaliation will be
Hamas officials said
top
bomb-maker who
development
painful
and the
was a
masterminded the
of homemade
frequently
southern
pleted
a
stopping
Israel,
Qassam
rock-
olence
launch and
rockets
recently
into com-
the attacks.
and fell while
since
Israeli
out
an
Prime
plans
of the volatile
upsurge
in vi-
Minister Ariel
earlier this area.
year
Both Israel
want
Sharon is withdrawal for
a
to
the
plan
IRAQ
claim
support
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has locked vote, but is
the
over
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news
of
Ghraib
Thursday
he
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after
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seat
to
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ruling
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to
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Thursday
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getting
ment,
win that
unlikely it
Iraqis.
uranium
uranium enrich-
suspend said
Iran insists
Thursday.
its nuclear activities
'
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aimed accept incentives
to
to
peaceful,
are
the United States contends it is covert
scan-
publication
naked
forgo
sen-
prison,
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a
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far in the
showing
abusing
diplomats
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with the
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case
years in
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and video
photos
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prison
punishment
severest
humiliating
parliament
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Hamas supporters took eral
after
when he
U.S. soldier
highest-ranking
dal that broke in
ahead
week. Aides
next
enough support
deeply
fissures
ing
approval
up
mortality—were
returning,to
present his Gaza
to
minister said
prime
arm
advancing
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in the Abu
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victory
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to
his
arm
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of
vote
western
missing.
troops
of the withdrawal.
mosque
experienced
Sharon announced
pull
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Israel
broad offensive into Gaza aimed at
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to
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tants
and militants
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Officer sentenced to 8 years with
battalion, complete
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Musher al-Masri said.
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traveling
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it’s
Although
been
nearly
since Duke students have had school
tary
recess,
of their
one
now
many
all-time
decade
a an
favorite
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as
at
students
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embrace
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ity
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and student and
policy
cohol
perspectives
its Resolution
mously passed
adopt
cy
across
an
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effort
alcohol and
lution seeks
to
and,
Campus
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unani-
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of Student Affairs
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was
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Residence Life
comment on
situations in-
disciplinary procedures
situations.”
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knowledge
encourage
the
for
a
and
to
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into
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standardize staff
reaction
to
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student
policy
concern
systemic
among
about
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inequal-
“As
hall,”
we’ve
self-policing Anthony
sages from ‘We ger
superiors
hope
picture
that
policy,”
this
can
about be
a
carry
out
graduate
received
enforcing
policy
the alcoassistants
conflicting
the alcohol
ground
policy.
between the
and how RCs
of alcohol
precluded by
this
ently dangerous
consumption.
resolution,” are
not
grown
important
big-
things
part”
of
to
is
“Intended of
that
are
inher-
follow the
dive and
dip,
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simply
and
fun.
the
five
dodge,”
quoting
one
Cam
impact,
assistant
wrestling said the
supervisor,
He
intramural
many
keep
they play.
also
pointed
out
just
sports —not
dodgeball—have high participation
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up,
administrators
rates.
the
underscoring ment
stage
and
the
comment
educational
urging
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policy
clarify
to
process of “observe,
Members more
existing
enforce-
and document” of the
importance
documentation
document raised
interest in
expressed
specific
as
to
when
students
concerns
an
primarily
by
com-
in
un-
the
think that it
tion, said
really just
making
the resolution
RLHS staff member should
consuming
that
and
alcohol,
resolution
cross-quad consistency
did
not
others
really
ad-
in alcohol enforcement. “I
exists in the
title” of the
Craven
sophomore Jared Layne,
resolution:
the
RCs chimed in
at
segment
the
to
the discussion,
inherent difficulties with
resolu-
Quad
repre-
creating
saying
that there
such stark
are
guidelines
in the resolution.
“People
want
student behavior
prioritized.”
what Vitarelli dubbed “the
the
ex-
drinking
Discussion among council members and RCs on
ment
dress
implement
intend
“Casual
he said.
other
that should be
centered
in
sentative.
He clarified that the resolution does
meeting
mes-
Vitarelli said.
any type
In
safe situations.
regularly
middle
of the alcohol
were
freshman
pressed clear up
policy,
said senior
policy —residence coordinators,
not
perceived
said.
that
they
even
as
must
you
coach and intramural
started
An-
in the
popular phrases.
Trinity
sport is we
they
of the movie’s
Regardless
one
footballs and Fristhe
president.
and residential advisers —have
and
play
advisers.
said freshman Devon Clarke,
blockbuster
movie
The resolution is directed to the Division of Student Af-
“self-policing”
policy
tennis balls,
Nazryan
enforcement,”
Vitarelli, Campus Council
cuse
the alcohol
the
succeed
Lawler,
summer
each other in
de facto
clarify
to
play dodgeball
now
in mind
dodge, duck,
of the movie’s
cur-
approximately
in
gym
courts.
mantras
“To D’s:
their interest.
watching
motivate student
problems,
the resolution is that there
about the alcohol
widespread
communication
of the alcohol
body.
Council’s
knowledge
policy
enforcement consisten-
encouraged
to
consequently,
enforcement
dents and
it
foster student
among the student
lack of
Council
at
last
quadrangles.
across
fairs because RLHS staff who
to create
Campus,
“potentially dangerous
policy
Concerning
the Division
Services staff
Housing
volving
alcohol
University’s
code of standards regarding alcohol
a
forcement. In
and
the
on
Enforcement.
Policy
The resolution to
into administra-
implementation, Campus
its
of enforcement
‘This resolution seeks
month-long investigation
a
Uri
same name.
of
recreational The
they
alcohol enforcement
proposes
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bees
used
Some students said movie’s
phase.
said the
Dodgeball sparked
movie of the
one
said
designated
maxi-
a
in
plays
competitive players.
month in its trial
“After
our
Wepprich
they
residential
by
up
they
turn,
welcomed the
fraternity members,
and
players
by storm, inspired largely by the
written
dodgeball
is allowed
team
for
beginning
This month, 50
University.
of 10 members and
students,
Intramural dodgeball has taken the campus
new
leagues: first-year students, graduate
five
LUCIE STONE/THE CHRONICLE
a
enthusiastically
season.
mum
Tyson
drew Burns said
pastimes:
up for intramural
signed
teams
in
halls of their dormitories until
October marked
sport
ritual
got
and made
Target
Southgate.”
dodgeball. the
from
weekly
a
game
We
sophisticated.
more
dodgeballs
some
Smith,
everything is
Kilgo Quad
to
inherently
be black a
and
white,
gray area,” said
but
Chris
RC.
most
that
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10
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N.C. raises
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by
challenges
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has
Halloween
arrived
NCLB
to
ical bouncer
raising
criticism
program
plemented cials said
law,
The
play
a
in 2002.
spirit in
way
of the
which
it
upcoming
November elecdon will
in whether NCLB
role
the
termining don in the
structure
next
four
big impact
in de-
of the administrasaid Katherine
years,”
director of
assistant executive
the
North Carolina Associadon of School Administrators. “If the
remains, any changes more
slowly,
but with
there may be
According
will be a new
to
the U.S.
act
new
control
local for
options
parents
such
legislation
as
doing
the best
formance and is
they
ensure
happening,’’Joyce
the
way
in
can
which
to
have
that achievement
achievement
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groups, carni-
crowd
people
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7
p.m.,
make
to
want
for and
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the
Speak
Out of the Blue will
variety
will draw
big
a
performances.
this
student-run,
a
of the Devil and
perform, along
with
dance groups Sabrosura, Dance Black and On
and
Tap
comedy troupe
Inside
Devil’s Eve will also feature
to
fried
In es,
treats
beer
bungee
Pauly
rings, on
addition
carnival
revelers
to
rides
expect ice
Dogs
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cream,
and
of
like
a
ON
PAGE
12
and on
a
wall,
bungee
the Main
a
run
Quad
A student caricature artist and
at
at
Yale
selling
Center walkway,
Bryan
a
magi-
Charlie’s,
a
popular
as
off-
the
roaming
T-shirts and
for
student’s room, has feat
at
promised
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playing
repeat
a
the
Devil’s Eve, Benson said.
Carnival that this
have
organizers
year’s
ed than last
event
year’s,
which
was a
hopes
bit of
event
to
not to
Franklin
Parents’
is
set
Weekend, which
will increase said it is
Street party
event
attendance
an event
to
a
in
take
or-
week
as
the
Chapel place
on
organizers hope as
to
Devil's Eve.
publicizing
thin and could
to
not
parties.
off-campus
allow
Devil’s Eve
at
Services
is
the
be-
stretched
already
provide
ven-
came
resources.
With the football and basketball games also this weekend,
going
dors
are
sure
that all the
This year, to
to
Quad. rides cause
and
they
properly
events are
Council also
all the
Last year,
events
Benson
games
were
were too
personal
Advertising
on
ven-
to
en-
catered. decided
the
Main
said, many of the
used
spread
that the whole carnival will
centrated,
off-campus
be allowed in order
Campus
concentrate
be-
sparingly The
out.
hope
seem more
is
con-
and fun, she added.
has also been
a
priority
this
well. Officials SEE DEVIL’S
for parents and students
Fundraiser
campus
to
set-up shop
Dining
cause
dis-
conflict
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annual
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To increase attendance,
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most
decision
The
taking place
high
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before Halloween in order with
to
alike, unlike
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Brodhead, University
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Hill. Also, the
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will be
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bar,
entertainmentfree of
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food and
trampoline,
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foods
vendors.
points.
will be available for all
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can
funnel cakes,
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apple
Council memberstable on the
campus
viding
fame
Joke.
wide vari-
by off-campus
Duke
Some of the
a
carnival
mouth-watering
of
brought
Campus
Benson said. A
produced-event,” ensembles
capella
basically
featured
its
chair
to come
hoping
are
starts at
with
said junior Bren-
time.”
great
Organizers
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per-
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show, which
NCLB,
increase
want
themselves.... We
to
and
said. He added that this
ple
be
are
student
Council
Campus
Devil’s Eve. “We
course,
“school administrators and teachers
show with
variety
completely free,”
Benson,
and
record-breaking funding. With
“It’s na
ety of
Department
deals with four main is-
accountability,
flexibility,
implemented
a
several
val rides and games.
administradon
quicker changes.”
Education, the sues:
administradon
current
alike
The main features
come.
abundance of exotic foods and
an
reguladons
administrators said. a
to
performances by
enjoy
school progress.
Quadrangle
and students
parents
of the carnival will be
school offi-
the
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Laura Newman THE CHRONICLE
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entertain all
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Duke’s annual Devil’s Eve carnival will take
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Down may treat
Drug
syndrome
Fund addresses children's issues
Diana Ni
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Sam has and
is
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developmental
Duke
University that could
drug
searchers’ minds, The
a
for
The
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capacities.
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and
both
mental
hydrochloride, boost
to
Down
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and
smell,
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has shown
capacities,
to
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for maximiz-
promise
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expressive language improvement
improvement
said Dr.
in
memory, mood and
Priya Kishnani, study investigator
of the Down Down
21, is the
mosome
clinic
syndrome
at
a
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most
births. severe
Individuals with Down
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patients
Alzheimer’s
Although
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drug’s
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with
and 13.
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children
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Priya
Kishnani headed a clinical trial that studied the
used for Alzheimer's
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the children’s
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disease,
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in children with Down
drug,
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society,”
that of a child four weeks of to
an
treatment
average
and three months old.
with
donepezil,
and
most
searchers found
facing
some
children’s
not
at
to
“We
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wrote
well
test
scores
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in re-
improved
scores
after
was
treatment
did
ests
Sam’s
her
own
mother, kept observations
of the
study,
to
journal
a
of
her
supplement
at
son
the
came to
first-hand
and at
anything
physical
he
came
up with
sickness—you
out
of the
don’t know
if
is
Duke, is
on
South
that
are
vul-
improvement
of
skills
of poor
with
250,000 invest-
children
at
a
young age
birthday.
public policy,
po-
studies, interspersed with grad-
visiting
shares
lucky
a
word
that
heard
a
detailed and
of children’s issues in South Africa.
a
extraordinarily
Mkhabela,
and
absorb
because children grow up.
undergraduates,
Admay,
said she
drug
range of ages and academic inter-
romance
prognosis
an
a
working
lecturer
member of the Southern Africa
a
“She
the
hear Mkhabela. Professors of
students and
uate
in
on
to
difficulty of long-term
people
a
they
Mkhabela said.
leadership
she
the
zeroes
Fel-
“Until
dropouts
goelama,
track of them until their 23rd
person. We’re
tests.
as
organization
keeps
on
and focuses
group of
Catherine
course
down
one
invisi-
NMCF include
and protect those
Mkhabela says
litical science and
all.
Hening,
researchers’
Although
structure.
substantially,
home
Her and
the
at
are
necessarily ready
goals
care
A small group with
other children’s
Suzanne
increased
significant improvement
sentence
in
ment
months old,
score
seven
After 16
reported.
The children’s
improve
that
level of four and years
the researchers
their word
years
present
exist.”
education and
well-being,
children.
its
“moving targets,” citing
throughout
children
significant improvements
the children’s
to
Kishnani said.
pre-study performance study,
800 live
affects the parts of
learning
DUMC’s
drome between the ages of found
every
exhibit mild
and heart disease.
syndrome,
to
in
of mental
suffer from other
to
drug directly
related
Alzheimer’s disease,
with Down
tors
one
conditions, including thyroid
Dr.
copy of chro-
cause
syndrome
mental retardation and tend
medical
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South Africa
L. Fleishman Civil
Joel
major challenges
students that do
due
Duke,
the result of
syndrome,
a
don’t know
we
the
Thursday
abuse, health issues like HIV/AIDS, school
dress any of the other health issues. “Results suggest that there could be
of children in
majority
Other
and
children’s issues
low in the Sanford Institute of Public
the brain
lunchtime
a
gave
organization
Franklin Center.
ble,” said Mkhabela,
a
patients’
syndrome
certain chemical in
a
of her
of South African
John Hope
the
15, investigated
disease,
memory
treatment
ing patients’
about the mission
re-
chief executive officer of the Nel-
Mandela Children’s Fund,
son
in the Ameri-
published
drug donepezil
Alzheimer’s
learning
Sibongile Mkhabela,
a
more
the
Dan Englander THE CHRONICLE
state
clinical trial,
Alzheimer’s, the lack of causes
by
a
that examined
Sam became
improved —in
memory
of the
use
learning
study
syndrome,
of Medical Genetics Oct.
Journal
treatment
Down
in
participating
success.
preliminary
potential
mental retardation
to
But after
Medical Center
his
14-year-old boy—he
your average
which leads
delay.
treat
and
expressive
can
not
syndrome,
Down
to
public
policy
Concilium
strong bond with Mkhabela.
interesting
have her
on
on
and
campus,”
member of the Soweto
Africa, recalls when,
in
Faculty
charismatic she said.
generation
June 16,1976,
of 1970s
South African
the
equivalent
to
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for a
season.
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reality
are
real
or
aware
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and other “This
prescribe the
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syndrome.
they
drug
children
biases
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were
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year’s
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that is back
forages
was
necessary
before
children with Down
to
and
their families a
placebo
were
effect
possible.
study
for
said.”An open study for adults we are
the
receiving donepezil,
were
study
was
the
last
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testing
more
just
she said.
imagined,”
The researchers said doctors could
National
teams at
show, Extreme
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in the United States
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for children. Dr.
Kendall
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the researchers
were
a
spokesperson
already working
for
on
a
DUMC, said
larger
trial
to
confirm the initial trial’s results.
Although Hening
she said she loves her
said she
the
hoped
son as
donepezil
he is,
Suzanne
treatment
would
prove successful. “I are
appreciate
Dr. Kishnani’s
similarities between
Down
syndrome
come more
and the
expressive,
work,”
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she said. “If there Alzheimer’s
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explosive The
passes this
touchdowns,
interceptions.
Lundy
has
10 touchdowns.
the
ACC
offense,
hand,
in
total
offense
passing
Duke is
in the conference in total
defense, John Kee,
we
scoring.
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grandfather
lead
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productive running
and
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by Hagans.
and five
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reason,
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“But
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Cavaliers
and balanced offense
to
reason
any
Roof said.
the field for
out
has
in the newspaper,
or
paper
there
The
offense.
have the weapons Florida State has
the ball. Featured tailback Wali
elite
accu-
quarterback
Virginia
not
while
Seminoles
for Duke, the Blue Devils
either side of the ball.
junior
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that I raised him
African-American
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instilled in
in him.
irresponsible
among his best friends since
his junior year,
of
two
lives,
president
athlete. He
he threw shot and discus and
season,
to
After
(N.C.) Country
North Carolina Defensive
played football, earning
relays
the
as
in academics and
excelling
Charlotte
at
the
hold him
to
was an
“In
his
by
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was to
young man,
times that
truly
of
sense
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backup Justin
the football field
on
players.
his
his
against Connecticut,
game
stepped
strong
Alexander broke
Phillip
raised
was
36-3.
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then-No.
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Blue
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beatable,
are
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passing
rate
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on
be
likely team.
pass defense and
Roof is well
aware
next to
last
defense, rushing
of the
points
allowed.
quality
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his young
The ACC line
regular
title is
season
on
the
play
No. 3
4-2 in the
Virginia (12-0, 3-1)
Charlottesville,
in
Va.,
going
difficult,
a
a
7 p.m. in
of the
difficult,
difficult
said.
at
Although contest
head
coach
season.
senior
like
against
an
edge
starters
won
last
admits
this year.
from
last
sea-
Duke
Virginia 3-1,
Rennie
John
big advantage said
experience,” Virginia
to
win
holds the
the
Virginia ACC
year’s
is that
they
who
have
picked
this year in the
the
that
to
get
a
top.
lot of
is
you want
to
get
expe-
handle the
riding not
play
to
in
sit and watch and
pressure.”
six-game winning
a
lost since its 2-1
hands of North
Carolina
defeat in
late
focus
and
September. In
order
said.
Duke
games
has lost
were
to
win,
will be the
Virginia
to
and both on
for Duke
toughness
two
Tech
close
key, Odogwa
consecutive ACC and
contests.
N.C.
their
scoring
they
Wolfpack
opportunities,
failed
to
to consome-
against
the
and Hokies.
“We haven’t been
lately,”
do
State,
To get back
track, the Blue Devils will have
vert
clicking
poll.
Rennie admits
edge
at
out on
come
away
player,
really
can
streak and has
thing
Rennie,
the ACC
preseason coaches
Although
who
time
We’ll
Virginia
bat-
a
championship squad. “Their
see
big
is
ACC leader UVa
young team.” Rennie said. “If
a
game....
mental
the Blue Devils
Cavaliers have 11
are a
this
most
difficult,
game,”
“They play
will
war.”
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returns
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highly anticipated matchups “It’s
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said.
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nice
a
job
have added
“They
best
Junior Chris Brown will
will
somebody a
have
breakthrough
can
a
really pleased.”
tournament
is
Walter
late
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sits
behind
played
high
in
today
top-seeded
the
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against Justin as
advance
to
his first match
at
11
a.m.
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David
against
he did. Even
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or
who
Walter,
a
week-
get into Sunday
chance
play
Emery of James Madison.
for
van
that
I’ll be
the
the
team.
someone
Duke’s into
and
weekend,
Monday,
but
defeat his oppo-
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freshman
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at
main draw lost
match that
only
Andrew
Game, Set, Match
the
to
Stone’s second, in which he defeated
was
6 p.m.
only
two
won
said.
Lapidus DeMarcus Nelson and David McClure debut in the basketball team's intra-
the
Alex
Shults,
advance
to
Noblitt of N.C. State in
3
first
in
guys
draw, which will be held
Vincent
Blue-White Game
the
each
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Carolina and Duke. The not
in the country, Virginia.
“It’s
Peter
Samuelson,
matches main
Cedric
said.
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ever
Stone and Stefan
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for us,” head
good day
tournament.”
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the round of 64, and 10
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Thursday
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Blue Devils
Ludovic
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Walter
180th in the world. To
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coach
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his
to
play against
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Walter lost in
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though to
up
“It proves
Wednesday
Bower, who has been ranked
7-6
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game.
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players,”
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Only
three
required of
Duke
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only
doubles
Zawacki
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hosted
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“Historically, luck in this
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of its
Blue Devil
in
the
hopes
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9:30
a.m.
playing singles
Katie Blaszak,
to
tournament
junior Jackie Carleton,
Friday
in the
eight players
15th, Duke
success
team,
statement.”
a
the
captured
singles
Kristin
Paula
in the round
for Duke will be
Cargill, Jenny Zika,
Arasu, Archer, Deltour and Zawacki. The
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been the
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players
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which allows Duke
Wake Forest.
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continue
eight singles players
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5-7,
tournament
region,
coming
ITA],”
and
Winthrop
Ashworth said.
some
to
to
but lost
from East Tennessee State in three sets,
6-3,
the
[at
tourna-
Julie Parker
Sophomore
the
teams
Salem, N.C.
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and winners will
move
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the
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and doubles draws this weekend
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which he said had left him rusty. With the under his belt, how-
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confidence.
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die,” Wadsworth said.
and
September,
title
enter
play
weeks
two
do
the
will
Walter
and
and
crown
Walter received
which he did.”
During August not
college
the level of his game
competition, had
above
players
which has
season
the No. 1 seed if it wins the
better and
play
experienced, physical-
an
regular
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squad
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current-
Nonetheless, Duke,
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former national
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Virginia’s
the ACC
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and familiar oppo-
and the forwards will have
the ACC
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a
joins
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Rennie said.
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since
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teammates
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possession
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have
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itself in order
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is
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big plays
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the switch
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go
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and
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experience
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plays
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are.
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his
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psychology degree
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