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As
their final lectures and
professors give
students attend the last
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mester
them away
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Campus
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Campus Council, in
time
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out
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cited for sim-
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report
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Nov.
spoke
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RALEIGH said
general
reduces
the
from
state
power
pollutants the
to
we
our
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Roy Cooper that
notice
on
of
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need
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are
into North Carolina.”
court
saying
if the
utility
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significantly
Tennessee, Alabama and
Kentucky.
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Papas
Blue Corn Cafe
Parizade
all
the
over
problems
the
sick,
for
state
that
Cooper said, adding
and
air
dirty
the
children,
and also affects
causes
elderly
the view in a
$l2
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lion-a-year industry. North
Carolina should
house in order before
plant
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ide emissions
cent
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Carolina’s at
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to
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meet
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plants.
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Carolina’s
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a
follow. He said it
North Carolina
emissions from its
pursue
cited North
Smokestacks
states to
to
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state
aggressively
emissions reductions from out-of-
polluters.
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on
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credits and
the
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hoped
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power
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and sell
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LESDAY, NOVEMBER
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Graduates find market
good job by
Justin
Pope
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BOSTON
good
year
be
to
boomers
baby
graduation. Recruiters, fall
say the
recruiting
a
job
a
very after
counselors and students
career
has been
season
for
looking
looming
this
making
are
senior
college
a
economy and
recovering
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retirement of the
the
active
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traditionally
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cause
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even
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picking
and
contractors
increased demand for
one
investment banks and
Technology companies, firms appear
just
campus. last three weeks be-
in the
interview schedule,” said Eric Golden,
my
Bentley College,
a
de-
some
that have
a
sen-
business-oriented school in the
Boston suburb of Waltham. He feels
lucky
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to
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Friends with similar credentials who often ended up
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choices—“just
have
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the
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impose an
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according
Colleges
expected to a new
and
jug-
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by
grads good,
increase
out
offers
salary
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employ-
of 10
to new
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permanently suspend
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boom,
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you’re hitting
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dozen. It’s when you have the
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fierce
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pushing
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ly
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campus
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Round 1
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by
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The
pressures
the
men’s
soccer
4-4 in
(14-5,
team
will host its first-round
ACC)
matchup
in the NCAA Tournament against Coastal
stars
prep
Carolina contest
first the
In
world
recruiting
today, hype
is
the
the
scouts
nook
every
and
will
of
good enough
to
be the
next
about
the
nation for those few select athletes
ly
they
From that
of
eye
point
the
Carolina,
gener-
recruiters.
the
Every
word
they
unwittingly
further,
duce
some
letters
make
and with
somewhere
they
beginning
Sometimes bad
On
thing.
these
necessarily the
occasion,
recruiting
work
helps
experts
of
the
high
opening doorways
es,
possible
example,
that may
otherwise.
In
bye.
for
at
the
season.
striker
Nigi
in order
and
tournament
more
Carolina,
receive
not
are
are
besides the
team
Demon
Wake
all made
Virginia
—the Tar Heels
conference
focused
win.”
to
North
said.
Adogwa
to come out
Maryland
and Cavaliers
by
repro-
had
veter-
rivals
The
to
amaz-
Devils that did
have
not
2002,
organized
tournament
a
only
need
magic they
advance
to
this year has been
energetic
Forest,
will
are
the freshmen and the
gelled
senior
ACC
a
school standouts catch the eye of coach-
been
of the
‘We just need and
isn’t
hype
have
ing,”
col-
destination.
lege
of the
‘The way ans
might
preferred
a
away
college
analyzed
they
will be
and
to
in the first
bye
a
even
move
give
Dominion, who earned
they
travel
12th-seeded Old
play
Their
cajoling
say
that
hope
will
team
to
Coastal
against
prevail
the
microscope. with
Justin excited
just
in the tournament.”
round. If the Blue Devils
up
between the
home game, it’s definite-
a
Va.,
“We’re
harsh
from
packages
every
fill
stars’
prep
game
unforgivingly
media
mailboxes will
having
advantage
Norfolk,
those
on,
under the
go
an
Should Duke
ation of luminary athletes.
lives
The
p.m.
goalkeeper
said.
Trowbridge
top
They
cranny
7
at
much about Coastal
senior
Carolina,”
scour
country’s
football and basketball recruits.
deem
soccer
“We don’t know
year, reporters and
United States for
search
men’s
ever
Friday
Koskinen Stadium, will be the
Blue Devils and the Chanticleers.
everything. Every
(14-7-1)
at
a
Deacons,
the
Blue
first-round
Terrapins
the tournament’s first,
CHRIS
recruiting analyst a
Bob Gibbons
sophomore
North Carolina
to
ketball
to
play
Duke head coach Mike extended the
tion.
looks
extra
year,
a
from
stars
with
picks
who
Krzyzewski, an
now
also
high
NBA
scouts.
NBA
pick
in
years
the
this NBA rise of
youth
player
The
sequences. on
some
especially can
at
touted Duke
the
on
have
pressure
high
damaging
of the
top
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Livingston,
autographs
the
calls from reporters
inside
scoop
on
hoping
his
now,
year line
for for
to
get
recruitment.
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to
comes
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and its
when
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against
game
It
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bell,
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to
Duke
proof
contest
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team’s
no
respectively.
wrong in and
season,
insurgence and
rejuvenation
11-0
ble of
out
if
of
through
game
at
home
versus
a team
start.
to
have
a
linebacker
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sure
the
to
it
well
beating
that bell
getting win,
Giuseppe
me
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right
back
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to
said.
year
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off
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and I’m most
of
now.”
Blue Devils’
documented.
have
Early-season
the
has
won-
full of freshmen is capain the
succeeding
opening only
postseason.
round of the NCAA
three
days
away,
defen-
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SOCCER
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14
was
battled
Devils
persistent, fightdefeats
and
came
head
in and
better record but and the
core
preparation
have
a
some
coach
anticipat-
we
didn’t.
and the work
haven’t
varied,
lot of respect for
providing
our
that.”
praised
steadfast commitment but
disappointment
for
easy
in
the
his
play-
expressed
results.
He A young Duke
been
injuries
are
Dapolito
Blue
plug,”
Week after week, Roof
his
struggles
really
seniors for
ers’
team
role.
really
the
pull
leadership
and I
some
the
Over
opportunities.
The
after
all
and
cred-
for
struggled
Schneider
and
“It would have been
to
and
leg
heartbreaking
Carolina, I wouldn’t want it any other way,”
“Especially
it
optimistic
individuals
ed
co-captain
senior Chris
Mike
Ted Roof said. “We
era.
his
The offense
as
eight,
the first
many
the defensive
senior
starting quarterback
through
missed
a
persevered
an
remained
ing
when
season.
sophomore
And
signi-
a
ball
on
Alexander broke
for the
over
potential
gram and will mark the final of
on
a
Saturday.
immediate future of the
class
almost
the Tar Heels
than
more
loud
ringing
Center for
ownership
again
fies much however.
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players, however,
the
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websites, which
in the
that
ited
dering
Roof looks forward
were
surprise
no
every
Duke could
High
consecutive
two
movement
virtually
the Tar Heels.
lost five
lottery
has been the No. 1
as
over
the last five weeks, however, the
regularity—last
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recruiting
and rank school
draft
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player
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a
precipitated
eight prep superstars
school
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taken in the first round of the draft, and a
Chapel
gradua-
become
surprising
record
in
invitation
Nelson
later,
season
five weeks of the
offer.
attention has
school
impressed
Blue Devils after
Days
Krzyzewski’s The
play
sophomore
for the
play
to
Duke reclaimed the Victory Bell last
series of bas-
a
games. Nelson’s
third and fourth seeds,
brought
named DeMarcus Nelson
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been halted
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As the
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With her and the
the
in
teammates
tied
score
at
semifinals
Play Championship
the shoulders of junior Liz
on
Holding
a
off. After
a
and
making bogey
recovered
junior
the green and
while,”
that if I not
be
the
losing
said. “I
the
interrupted
shine.
But
Jennifer
as
emerged and
and
team
be unkind
ourselves in
tournament
to
of wind and
some
reach
in
Monday
Arizona
morning,
Duke
to
head
final
1
on to
went two
hole
a
win
coach
never
victory
against
happened.
That
Duke resumed its quarter-
matchup against Furman,
which had
to
day by
into
the
recovery
opponent.
the match
capture
was
enter-
to
She then
by winning
of the final five holes.
amazing
an
Brooks said. “She had
17th,” the
her
her
shot
tee
excellent
an
on
opponent
started
veteran
wind
20-mph
trees
the ball
and
but lined
ground,
right the
Lang,
the
is
solid
as
Brooks
allow his
“I team,
a
placed
green.”
commanding
as
to
out
there,” up and
after
moving Janangelo
the
golfers
3-and-
Furman.
lineup slightly
Lang
a
was
only
round with
a
to
dif-
so
©
so
much
I don’t
Janangelo
recovered from
Brooks
said. “This
having fun,
sweat
confidence where I
in
an errant
and
this
put them,”
tournament
and I know Anna
Brittany Lang
love the chance
teammate.
have
Liz
drive
to record a
par
on the
final hole and eliminate Arizona.
out
into the No. 1 po-
change
play
4-
con-
done.”
job
altered his
said
rock
a
to a
over
really stepped
the Furman match,
He
and
National Freshman
victory
the
getting
for the
on
shot under
out
and cruised
play
the
on
and freshman Pandolfi
said. “She’s
has been
ferent
yards
reigning
clinching
‘Jen
dew
in the middle of the
tinued her hot -2 win,
sition.
the
Year, turned in
victory,
shot
to account
low-iron
a
from 150
of the top spot and
afternoon’s semifinal
No.
up
Brooks
tournament-saving
almost
pick
Paladins
Aazam-Zanganeh
17th-hole
but made
and-2
Dan Brooks said.
Janangelo’s
her
and
tomor-
good position
The
play.
slicing
of the
good golf today
tomorrow,”
ing
the
past
hole behind her
one
sun-
Arizona State.
really played
put
the
against
a
victorious and
to
only
some
top-seeded
surged
the afternoon semifinal. spot in
earn a
“Niloufar hit
of heat and
the three wins it needed
“We
onto
the hole, my
periods
spells
top-ranked
row’s finals
hole. The
Janangelo, Brittany Lang
Pandolfi
delivered
risked
victory.
to
rallied and
woods
play-
tomorrow.”
playing
golfers Monday
to
kept reminding
The weather continued
rain
the
I’ve been in
nervous
bogeyed
a
9-iron
a
to
two-putting most
off
Janangelo
by lobbing
janangelo
myself might
the
was
Janangelo,
trailing
were
Furman in three of five matches, but Duke
Senior Niloufar
Cas-
over
Sunday.
Howey-in-the-Hills,
over
the Blue Devils
Monday,
Fla.,
janangelo.
to stave
shot,
tee
poor
Match
of the Year, had
tie her opponent
simply
“It
Player
NCAA
apeice,
squarely
was
one-hole advantage
sandra Kirkland of Arizona,
reigning
clubhouse
Collegiate
of the Hooters
weight
the
victories
two
darkness
by
sun rose
With
to
Monday’s
perennial
are
is all about
opportunity
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6TH MAN
tonight’s
from
1
page
“It’s
show. It’s his
not a
students. He
tell them the He
wants
as
he for
in
Mayhem
2003,
and
them,
in
event
6th
host
because did
Duke
season.
Madness
Night
practice
and
tonight
will
in
program
like
Basketball
understand that that’s
they’re
than
greater
of
part
a
some-
themselves,”
said Basketball Intern Max Perkins, was
manager for the
a
graduation. than
any
the
6th
that
sure
Athletic
Man
In
do up
not
to
have
But have
despite
the
riers this
a
night.
with
going
the
be
to
Students
are
the
are
going
sees
season
100th
where
Perkins
just by watching
upcoming
anything
said. bar-
no to
get
learn what goes
to
inside of his head when he of basketball
25th
students
court
part of it, there
great opportunity
on
full-fledged
will also share
scrimmaging,”
“They’re truly
everybody’s
also
from
hopes
undergraduate last
year. Low season
led
undergrad-
students for the Feb.
the line monitors have
wait in
attend
the
the
a
year
the game
practice.”
marks
and
a
on
Duke
Krzyzewski’s
University.
country
a
most
efforts,
that
long
they
walk-
interest
current
a
quarter
gram,” any
of the
existence
Savarino said.
other school in
that... and he’s still
the
dents
pro-
country could say
a
got
lot of fire in
him,
ready.”
Doors for 6th Man p.m.
of their
“I would doubt that
at
the
are
Night
student
required
to
open
entrance
show
at
and
4:30 stu-
their Duke
Cards for admission.
games.
many students
lukewarm
could claim that their
head coach has been their head coach for
he’s all
undergraduates
to
expressed
run
Krzyzewski
not
is
team
Basketball’s
boost
tent or
line in order
how
the game.
“There’s
The
it,” fresh-
know
it takes for them
between the students and the
he
transfer 100
to
years,
to
“I
are.”
they
coaching strategies
at
will Man
“I don’t think that any other school in
graduate
inform
and
throughout
than
against Virginia.
recent
as
officials will
and
for several games last
department
worked
his
bigger
bigger
Department will
Night
uate seats to
11 game
It’s
who
to
prior
Basketball,
attendance numbers
the
ACC
the
to
going
preparation
good
as
scrimmage,
train.”
same
turnouts
team
program is
us.
Duke
make
to
The
of
one
Coach —it’s wants
“And this
to
6th
Duke Basketball is, and I wonder
what kind of be
season
attendees.
amazing
to
of
Samantha Morris said.
man
usually
Freshmen
portion
large
a
and
annual-
who
Basketball
“I think I’d consider
be successful
to
Duke
up
Duke
proba-
do,
start.”
Campus
freshmen,
enthusiasm.
great
make
his
be successful, each individual needs
thing
with
their first
to
to
season
East
to
goes
with
speak
to
enter
part
celebration
that Coach says all
things
time is that in order a
Krzyzewski ly
lot of work
a
Colleen
“I just
Night.
for the real
waiting
Night’s
Midnight
a
years
I’m
A.M.
not occur.
and for to
few
season-opening
“One of the the
holds
only
every
Man
the
just
in October when
night
students attended the team’s first of the
year’s
he’s
participated
a
excit-
as
embrace them.”
to
students
be
to
page
is,” sophomore
said of 6th Man
won’t go. I have
bly
season.
same
with this
happy
so
everybody
Duke
the
and
team
of the
outs on
loves
just
his
to
starts, and
season
he is. He is
team,
ready
ins and
everyone
before the ed
talk
wants to
with the
practice
113
event.
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years
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to
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college.
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important?
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cromulency
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fundamentally
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embiggened
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smarter
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college
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to
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learning.
average anymore. We
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doing
of the fact that
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academically
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your friends leave
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students
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college
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excuse
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learning
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study
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mate
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epitome
college
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NETWORK
11/18-19
SPRING, SUMMER, FALL, WINTER...AND
11/19
GHOSTBUSTERS
11/20-21
HARRY
coordinated
at
by
£
SPRING
Percussion Ensemble
Works
include David
So-Called Nov.
Laws
Lang’s
3
of Nature.”
21, 4pm. Baldwin Auditorium.
$lO General, Students Free. Premiere performances
graduate
POTTER
“The
of Duke
student works.
Screen/Society presents
White Auditorium on
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East
general public. Updates
Nov. 19,
2pm. Baldwin Auditorium. Free.
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at
Campus, and
are
at
Bpm
FREE and
in
open
the Richard to
the
Duke
www.duke.edu/web/film/screensociety.
11/17
WHEN THE
12/1
PTU (Police Tactical Unit)
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to
receive
periodic
updates regarding
www.
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up
.
Unless otherwise indicated, films will be screened
LAST SWORD IS
DRAWN
events
Performances
for
at
duke. edu / web / dukeperfs/.
£