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THE INDEPENDENT DAILY AT DUKE UNIVERSITY
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIRST YEAR, ISSUE 7
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relief efforts
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After
human Gulf
destruction
and
along
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suffering
senior
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der, La.,
and
executive
of
president
Brandon
resident of Deßid-
Goodwin,
Duke
vice
Student
decided
Government, rect
stories of the
hearing
widespread
di-
to
of his energy toward
most
Hurricane
Katrina
relief
ef-
forts. “I
of
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Tulane all
most
the
got
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in-
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medical student lost
University,
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storm.
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his brother, at
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from
their
ball
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ball back
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and
administrators
School of ment to
to
launched
Engineering
a
Pratt move-
next
end
up
four years,
they
with almost 100
didn’t extra
ex-
stu-
But the Class of 2009
surprised
who made last-minute
summer to
Pratt of-
changes
accommodate the
this
last-minute
‘“lf
wrote
historically
to
accept
students than ever
to
join
Pratt,”
Tod Laursen, Pratt’s senior associate
said dean
granted
admission to Pratt
This year, most
about one-third of the students
however,
the
accept
rate
the offer.
increased
to
al-
40 percent, Laursen added.
terest to
the
disciplinary
Fitzpatrick
was
Medicine
and
head
back
to
the
Stanfill’s home in leans
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PAGE 4
ical
with
faculty
which
enti-
campus —including Duke
as
University
Center and the
Service
Med-
Community
Center—have
offered
time, money and emotional support
to
fected
Gulf Coast residents
by
officials scheduled
University
Tuesday, Sept.
6
Room
Center and 2
for
meetings
community
Canon
af-
the hurricane.
at
C
noon
of
p.m.
in Von
the
Bryan
in the
Upper at
Marketplace
which students will have the opdiscuss
how
portunity
to
tribute
relief efforts.
to
Senior
to
con-
Parrish,
Becca
stu-
dent co-director of the Commu-
nity
Service
meetings
Center,
will be the
informing different
said
aimed
public
avenues
at
the both
about the
through
their to
SEE
the
SERVICE ON PAGE 4
which
the the
Freshman Charles
Monday Aug.
coast
by
struck
By Saturday night, nity
members had
nated site.
said
be
week,
raised as
by
enrolled at Duke after commu-
already
$7,000 through
Goodwin
Sparkman, who
29.
do-
the web-
he
more
expects
from Tulane
University,
experiences during Hurricane Katrina
transferring recounts his
and after the
catastrophe.
dollars
the end of the
students will be able
see
pg.
4
to
room
last fall
opened
in
Stanfill,
from various
New Or-
devastated
hurricane,
to ON
was
several thousand
sulking.
room
to
a
work
the
Pratt
students
and the way
weeks
they
es,
adding
teaching The
we
were
able
who
to
enlarging
sections
and
chal-
posed
yield
administrators,
did
learn the final numbers until June. two
get
Duke.”
unexpected for
Fitz-
field of dreams,
our own
at
School,
the
“Perhaps
engineering
engineering
lenges
will come,”’ Kristi-
helped prospective
excited about do
of
e-mail.
Center is
and it has
it, they
not
Injust
make all the certain
lining
up
classmore
assistants.
biggest an
conflict
involved
introductory
all Pratt freshmen
course
Engithat PETER
must
take.
The
three Officials say the
Center for Inter-
Engineering,
first-year
sent
SEE ECU
which
dean
an
neering 53,
Pratt officials attribute the increased in-
the
Holtz with ice water,
Skip
(0-1)
facility
accommodations,
for education.
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in
The more
open-
out
a
up
of
ties such
enroll, Pratt juggles to make
build
you
Johnson,
na
influx of students. “We had many
ran
parts
and
faculty
and conduct research.
patrick
dents in the first year.
ficials,
state-of-the-art
enroll 50 additional students every
year for the
pect
the
at
dousing
while Duke
students and
provides
season
the
gave
Applied Sciences,
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When
coach
inter-
the Blue Devils
to
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tory
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Duke’s
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where
donate
can
the
Red Cross.
hands for
ending
time,
set
Food Points and FLEX
clock and celebrated its 24-21 vic-
Zach
safety
opposing
of winning its
East
er.
Roland,
in front and
jump
third
hopes
Schneider
Andy
end
tight
the
Just
opener
sen-
and member of
Friday morning
students
but Schneider threw
more,
the ball into
and fired the ball
right
season
once
left, junior
As more students BY
could
they
cept the pass.
the Blue Devils
marched the
out
to
Baker
like
final drive. But with
five
toward
than 10 min-
drive
five-yard line,
steadily
itself
to
one
capture
worth of mistakes
game’s
quarterback.
and the ball.
remaining
Starting own
still
three
a
under
and porous third down
turnovers
down
with
quar-
red-zone
by
highlighted
ters
erase
three
playing
to
with
resident of
Organization
Committee,
nance
Saturday.
a
Goodwin
East Side of The
in
possessions
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Like
students and
two sort
FLEX for
through
foreseeable future.
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increase in the size of the Pratt School of Engineering's freshman class is largely
due to the Fitzpatrick Center for
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newsinbrief
worIdandnat ion
Rescue
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WASHINGTON Chief
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nee
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as
for nomi-
hearings
proceed Tuesday
Roberts would
scheduled.
the
day.
Court
Supreme
will be
He
tional
tice,
will
lie
Tuesday
buried
in repose
Na-
funeral servic-
Cemetery following
Wednesday.
flags
at
was
fly
to
Saturday President
in honor of the chiefjusthe
on
But chief
workers
justice’s of
ning Oct.
as
Supreme
Court for 33
the
the
3,
Court’s
the
new
term
move
promptly
for the
good
of
nation’s
highest
air, but Roberts
But
in
a
timely
nominee
highly qualified
to
a
succeed Chief
he said in
Justice Rehnquist,”
manner
as
to
be
in
delayed
quist’s
nearly deserted city Sunday evening.
The
pilot and
the
Time
the
Saddam
be
heading
for
to
aboard
crew
not
Hussein's it
raise
time
to
defense will
prepare for his trial
team
have
not
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lives
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ment
Roberts’
want
now
hearings
because
part
proceedings
this week
cution of
of Rehn-
Oct.
set
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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going
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and
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of on
authorities said.
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stranded
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to
fairness be
to
those
devastated
movie
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was
Hollywood dropped sharply
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REHNQUIST
ON
PAGE 6
the 18 weeks from
early May through
domestic movie grosses
flooded
message
at
was
being
large-scale
the
Superdome
canals,
were
retary
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and
everywhere:
slumped
else
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in
known
received.
was not
and medians and hid-
About
think
Klan
it’s
evident
it’s
in
the
a
Convention known. But
floating
wheelchairs,
meeting
dozen members of the
protested Saturday
outside
state
Michael
echoing
Leavitt
predictions
officials last week.
Health Service said a
St.
Gabriel
one
prison,
comed in the church. The
Sunday
said
by
The
city
U.S.
morgue
expected
on
and
Public
alone, 1,000
at
25
miles
tracted
west
leans
area,
director
of
want
count
more than
cially Friday
500
gays wel-
"I haven't
authorities
in
compiled
too
for
ten
days,
because that
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BASKETBALL is
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people, opened offi-
without incident.
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aban-
about
which
fromwire reports
in the New Or-
Cataldie said
Klux
to
Louisiana emergency medical
Louis
Ku
meeting
meeting
Asheville, NC,
News briefs
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a
thou-
2,000 bodies.
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summer.
sands,” Health and Human Services Sec-
CNN,
was
highways
den in attics.
colored
evacuations
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it
on
Labor
expected
are
be down 9 percent from last
to
of United Methodists who
brightly
the
city,
doned
“I Coast
the
of
exe-
former dictator.
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Summer 2005
by
in Louisiana
the media that
something
with
much of the
With ed
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out
Or-
start
that could end with the
and rattled the complacency of studios. For
safety.
rescues,
hang
or
and federal
left in New
requested through
attention.
six,
the
expedite
Guard
or
those still
urged
leave for their own
to
To
though
keep order,
on
across
crews
the
of a
chief warned.
struggled
opened
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imagine,”
eight people, killing
after gunmen
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a
thousands of
be about as
can
leans
gathering
to
across
perhaps to
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tion’s homeland
Sunday
the dead
counting
officials
New Orleans turned
much of its attention
for survivors,
neighborhoods
the govern-
as
19 for the
Film bust worries
for the memory of Chief and in
continue
SEE
gather survivors, dead
Robert Tanner
com-
enough
about his nomination.
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rescued.
were
short for Hussein
runs
plained Sunday
Day,
Crews
helicopter
crashed northwest of
One
the
up in
televised
a
circle around New Orleans for the sixth
day.
death.
Justice Rehnquist whose
to
and
continuing
are
Monday.
Democrats could
scheduled confirmation
from the White House. He
announcement
appeared
Democrats
“Out of
choose
Hurricane
remains
court
significant problems
the nation. “I will
the
to
The fate of Bush’s first nominee
begin-
said he would
Supreme
fill the vacancy
drape
to
in black for the
president
head back
to
confirmation,
planned
seat
planned
Karina-devastated Gulf Coast
half-staff until
years and its leader for 19.
and Wednes-
Arlington
at
at
cancer.
orded
who
home late
at
battle with
Tuesday evening
to
Rehnquist’s body
es
unclear
was
long
a
Bush
deal with court’s first
to
confirmation
John
this Sun-
Washington
double vacancy in 34 years. It whether
death
Rehnquist’s
George
Senate scrambled
Court
Supreme
William
Justice
died
Rehnquist after
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promise
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the
—signed
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uphold honesty
in
their academic work and all their activities
at
In
wonderful The
face
the
to
sign
their commitment
that freshmen have
their to
many
names
academic
the Honor Council has ered this
of
logistic years,
never
to
affirm
integrity,
before
whole bunch of
us
to
get close
to
was
count
increased in the
difficulties, students
Soni said.
were
table
able
of convocation in the Duke
as
they
see
walked
Chapel.
crowd of students and
large
possibility stress
the of
push
forgetting
of orientation,
natures
of
the to
the
crowd,
sign
intimate
settings
potentially
number of
freshmen
signed
the Communi-
value and because it seemed
expected.
symbolic
choice,”
a
a
decent
college
summary
said freshman
ofwhat
Stan-
people
for.”
The number of
to
speak
demonstrat-
could
definitely thought
about the
Standard. The students to
sign,”
the
year’s
class
Community
went out
of their
he added.
Soni, who on
“This
spoke
importance
during
As
of academic
integrity
and the
not
symbolic significance of signing Community Standard, said he did
expect
such
a
dramatic increase in
signatures.
Halle
long
chat
to
guests
as
students for free, the Of-
President
eta, vice The
will
for
pay
their
for student affairs.
president
small-group
exposes
is
aspect
key. Although
students
to
of Duke the
gram
is
to
foster
Con-
University
high profile personaliWest
Kanye
Ben
to
intimate
Stein
—
new
pro-
interactions
among guests and students. “This idea
convocation
David
bring
rooms
the purpose of the every year,
Soni said.
campus.
invite
honor
code,
of
hotel and travel expenses, said, Larry Mon-
versations
signatures
on
the Armadillo Grill,
commons
to
ath-
groups
ties—from
the
Standard both because of its
was
sig-
had
at
residents.
of the
to
undergradu-
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the
and the
is
come to
way
surged.
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by
parents.
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convocation and
tabling
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Honor Council
gath-
signatures.
“Last year it took
junior
the
Despite
five years
turn
signature
previous
Duke.
been asked
a
a
the conclusion of
2009
of
a
convocation ceremony an
students—more Class
at
said
Soni, chair of the Honor Council. “It
The Honor Council collected number of signatures
signatures,”
1,200
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residential advisers
with
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ing
the
speakers identify,
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program.
populate
the and
campus to
goal
is
with
challenge
invite and
entice
President
ran
with it,”
coordinat-
simply
to
interesting students
these
folks
to to
mandatory.
I don’t think many of us
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4
2005
5,
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Claudia McCormick,
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from
1
page
for
er
vices which students student “We
they
and
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to
trying
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organizing
support
and
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efforts.
groups’ cooperative
Duke’s
since
so
groups
to
with
cell
phone
towers
be
collective force
a
Mentioning
has been
of
“We have
Charles
arkman
s
This time
little
a
than
more
Sparkman
pating heading off
week ago,
a
eagerly
was
right
“We have offered
college and beginning the
to
life at Tulane best four years of his
in
University
Now, because lane to close for into
at
least a semester, he's
make
of
the acquaintance
order
catch up
to
scrambling
to
professors
new
missed
on
settling
in
"I
assignments in his
pretty attached
was
to the
city—it's very
day the president
move-in
school,
you
freshman
on
'Welcome to
goes,
to
the
of what
city he remained calm, to the
happen
unaware
leave
was
is
ing," he said. "I thought, 'New Orleans neered to withstand a
a
Katrina
by
say-
engi-
hurricane.'"
breach in the levee
train caused
don't
we
school,' but I didn't know what I
But
of
caused flash
flooding
New
Orleans,
underwater—to
was
Friday
flights," he said. "So of New Orleans.
stuck
we were
Gulfport,
to
healthcare that
to
me
Luckily the rental
dropping
I
so
their home in
“We what’s
she could
news
through
who
from
“We
was
one
begin looking for al-
to
reports
of the
his sister
Sparkman,
area.
we
kind of knew
about
only
an
was
who has
was
was
as
Homeland
going
are
of
ugly
did
not want
“That is
added incentive.
always had
admitted
definitely
a
passion
early decision
to Tumas-
change of plans," he
a
you're planning
to go
a
to a
senior
week all
your
college your
year of
high down
plans go
the drain—it is surreal." not
yet
know when
he will be able to return to Tulane, he does know the impact of Hurricane Katrina will leave
college experience for
"1 guess it will be
a
be different than the week a
good
time to
get
a
long
good story
kids," he said. "Going back,
it's
is
Fri-
lines up yet
to
at
Duke and
DUHS, said in that
Duke
a
may
lots of
seeing
are
down,”
Dr. Victor Dzau, affairs
campus.
only
small
a
will
Brodhead
let
to
told
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Friday.
part
of
President
do,”
common
The
just
are
and
sense
decency prevail.”
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she
seeing
said. the
trees
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people.”
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president
receive
and CEO of
DUHS officials
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physical
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and
firefighters
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and
as
of suicides,
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speak.
psychological
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Parish,
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of-
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need
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apparent
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president his
estimated $3O billion in damage, Hurricane Katrina
NBC’s “Meet the Press.” “The
guy who
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head
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tized,” Mayor Ray Nagin said. “And we’ve my
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preparedness.
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police
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to
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suicides in
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bridge.
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escaped
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took their
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civilian
office of
In addition
with
came
spokesman
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according
scrapes, state
they
a
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on
were
authorities said.
Sunday evening people
when
said. None of the
injured,
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people six,
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Army Corps
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killing
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to
way
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police
at
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city.
sanitary.”
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across
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be
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when
places,
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time.
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evacuate.
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the
second semester
school and in
his
have
uncover
a scene as
people sitting
to Duke
schools to offer
to
hiding
number of
a
deaths and
whole
hospital
have
show the
to
Duke
Richard
Monday.
imagine.”
shot come
degree program.
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and
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said. "If
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9.
day, Sept.
he said.
classes, Sparkman drove with his mother back
"After
will
region.
healthcare officials will be
are
ternate
we
dents.”
doctors from around
facility
day, Sept. 11,
out
to Duke."
off in Durham
to
changes,
will
System,
They
Miss.
severely damaged
was
driving
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night
many
that
by
study
semester.
alumnus, faculty
medical
the affected
to
North Carolina who will
back home, but Delta cancelled all of their
After
offering
registered
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group of about 80
tered
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Health
emergency
ChertofF said
close its doors.
come
have Duke
are
Five individuals from DUHS left
Sunday.
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on
throughout the city, forcing Tulane—which, like most
be
we
had verified 59 deaths—10 of them
like, 'Yay for hurricanes,
was
they
who
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caused
can
to which he had
place
become attached. "I
not
changes,
damage
Katrina
he "never
really gets stressed”—was ordered
have
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opportunities
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sent
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however, has
of the
Friday
universities
at
have to evacuate,'"
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to
that is not what
now
for. When
asking
relief
that
Parrish said
that
University
The Duke
culturally vibrant," he said. "Then
was
Duke
classes.
new
right
from
send relief
to
for students.”
Hurricane Katrina forced Tu-
residence hall at Duke and
a
offering
technicians
New Orleans.
but
relief efforts in
directing
enrolled
Duke for the fall
groups
send
to
now
asking,”
are
of officials
antici-
students
re-
area.
also announced
University
closed because
projects
Louisiana. “When
freshman Charles
working
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patients
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possible
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working
variety
what
been
DUHS had
Saturday evening,
no
Hurricane
band benefit concert, she said CSC
groups,
ceived
Parrish said.
change,”
a
has
team
volunteers
region.
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said communi-
Mississippi,
her
affected
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but could
on
Medical
coordinator of the
sent
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shut
of thousands of
have been
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them
press
up
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refugees
al-
arrived
states.
The
who will take shelter
Sunday
than 230,000
Perry
people
evacuated, seeking safety
ordered
begin preparations
to
had
somebody.”
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ready
prom-
of the
conferences. For God’s sakes, send
nobody’s
They’ve
first group of
to
Somebody’s coming —and she
promise.
in Texas, Tennessee and other
Wednesday. Somebody’s coming
on
everybody’s
get her,
secretary’s
get you
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to
get her. The
to
get you
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coming
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Wake
fuel
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not
in-
buses
County
has
through
this
week, said county transportation
director
Robert Miller.
The
rates.
new
Wake
that the
get
for
pay
it will also
low
give
coun-
property
estimated
an
schools,
but
state
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cost more
too
and
simplistic
in Wake
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legislature.
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tax
$9.2
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higher-than-
higher
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the
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of fuel.
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help
benefits
would be available.
school
Mexico
$78,000
start
analysis
lottery
state
school
one
and the company did
more
Wake
told
300
will get half as much
of
city
average property will
Petroleum
Tuesday,
the a state
Because of its
Traders
Raleigh
two
To
power its
supplier —that
last
County
funds
extra
system
arrive.
being pumped,
cludes
fuel
come
lottery profits
Wake
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to
guns and
seven
Mecklenburg—another
empty
uses
in
seven
nearly
formula limits Wake’s
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results.
from
county’s
would
Petroleum cials
it
promises
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has yet
gasoline
a
last week,
extended from
operation
Lottery
by
buses and maintenance vehicles.
Despite
a
on
bust
busted
—including seized
up
first
assault—-
Durham school
arrests
Step it
the northeastern United States.
schools, Area schools
drug
agents
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percent.
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in
charged
federal
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of cocaine in the bust.
pounds The
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to
30 percent from 423
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crime
percent when
5
in
Durham.
time frame in 2004.
same
months of 2004, from
dropped
reported
resulting
the
during
and
large-scale smuggling operation
categories.
dropped by
rose
regarding
in Durham
rose
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WOMEN'S SOCCER MEN'S SOCCER
Defense leads Duke to
Loftus’
goal propels
Blue Devils Scott Bailey
by
St. Louis
Playing its
home
turf
Chris
Loftus but he made friends, fam-
ily
and former Blue Devil
beat
the
Billikens,
players
when Duke
proud
in attendance
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a
native
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nearby
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sure
in the very first
goal
a
minute and assisted
another
on
“I
couldn’t have asked for
better
our
this
play
to
place
Loftus said. “This
a
best game this season.”
59-10 record
looked
early
Duke
came
Starting
two
second
after
very
for
season,
the
on
Jeff
a
shot
but
Forward
Wadsworth
put
in
defenseman bounced
put
a
strong
board
“The
returned
logged
from
an
(1-1)
and
as
played you
can
total shots “We
really play
two
as
the first
half,” Rennie said. “The whole
the
game
had
only
on
nine
the Blue Devils’
to
have
been
pressing
as
a
from
pressured
we
on
said.
Loftus
are
15.
focusing
the start.” who
Grella, final
is
goal,
Loftus
added
for
the
Duke’s
tied with
currently
lead
team
have started
“They tribute
as
a
roster
away and
but
is
con-
JIANGHAI
defi-
doing
a
job.” from the
starting
sophomores
are
Duke took 10
Paul
Charowski.
nursing injuries
summer
timetable for
by
and there
either
corner
kicks while Davidson
HILL
Lipsher
enjoyed
weekend
at
Classic in
Chapel
the
Allison
relaxing
a
Nike
Carolina
Hill.
sophomore
The
goalie
play-
needing
return.
make
to
q
single
DUKE
2
YALE
-0
in
save
180 min-
ing
five
only
No.
feated
Yale,
“We’re games
if
1-0,
going
to
allowthe
as
de-
(3-0-1) 2
and
win
a
lot of
putting
up
Robbie
in
half of the field, ber of
started
domination
match, the
the Blue
Yale
to
oper-
opponents
creating
Duke’s
a num-
two
McDonoffensive
in
early
goal
Friday’s
shots toward
in
the
game’s
minutes. The Blue Dev-
ils, however, net
team
its
back-
the week-
Christie
striking
opening as
steady
scoring opportunities.
Freshman ald
the
would
not
until the last 10
find the
minutes of
was
kick.
Bognanno
shot
rico-
I could
chip
heads and
box
six-yard goal,
it
luckily
into the
right-side netting.
the
the
side of the
took
halftime,
half
having
Star
opened,
again pounded
but
goal,
adding
to
second
tie
to
Susan from
Blue
shots
again
ing
ball
a
just
seven
an a
errant
shot
clutch
grab
prevented
chance
Devils
for
began
Blue Devils than
a
the
got
nine
game when
charge,
on
With
a
defend-
no
Marshall
her,
the half
expired. of
out
came
the
its first
vigor, generating
shot of the game 1:15
only
the
the board less
missed clear
the
the
by
a
Davidson defender left the ball
for
offense
sealed the kick
down
the
half.
headed the of the
game
rest
Lauren ball
box
18-yard
box.
rected
the
header
ball
back of the
Leading down
to team-
a
2-0,
few
second
Duke
the
for
time, the
game,
locked the
goal.
re-
only
long-distance
kicks that sailed or over
a
net.
mainder of the
lowing
the
at
that found
defense
on
Tip-
Hollenbeck redi-
with
a
a
from the
Heidi Hollenbeck
six-yard
on
through
midway
second
pets
mate
game.
into
Duke corner
top
post
shut
however,
of the half.
Sun-
head-
however,
minutes a
fensive and
(1-3)
Friday, taking
wide of the left
Friday,
to
the left-hand
halftime break with renewed of-
defense,
minutes into the
Unlike
as
Davidson
Davidson’s
led the
defense
shot that hit the outside
a
the
and often. McDonald
early
once
found its
pass
on
stop
netting just
the game in
on
After
into the second half. The Duke
Duke in the lead.
did
they
ripped
goal.
to
two
(0-2)
which
scoring
as
only
the Yale
match with Davidson
day’s just
Blue
left
ers
had
half, but
Bulldogs, kept The
the
its lead.
the bar and
good
the
Duke
Bulldogs
chances
outshot
Bulldog goalie
prevented
over
advantage
10-2. When
Bulldogs
Devils
said.
1-0
a
a
the
Marshall
nearly
goal.
series of passes
a
right side,
through
way
Devils
Blue
insurance
an
linking together on
it
before the end of the pe-
Just
and
in,” Kroyer
ball
the
right instep, bending
waiting
went
left of the
struck
with her
it hit off the head of a defender
Duke
the
to
McCabe
added
net.
outside the
Standing just
riod,
defender be-
its way into the
girls’
Cabe.
midfielder
to
whose Yale
a
18-
defender,
indirect
an
just figured
over
Yale
ball
by Lipsher,
play throughout
a
Carmen
finding
“I
The
Coach
primarily
ate
fore
second
cause,
keep
we
end enabled the
St. Louis
the
stifling
Sept.
The Blue Devils field
against
passed
the
Church said.
of Duke's 15 shots
kick,
into
2-0, Sept. 4.
zeros,” head
one
giving On the
Duke’s
total shots
Blue Devils
12
Davidson,
took
by
Duke
play.
1
defense helped her
of
utes
-
DUKE
Pope (left)
taken down
cheted off
without
Marshall
Shelly
shutouts of the
a
Devils outshot the Biliikens, 15-9.
yard box,
in front of Sarah Mc-
bouncing
Darby Kroyer
season,
two
outside of the
recorded her second and third
DAVIDSON
Forward Zach
awarded only
Dribbling
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was
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in the Blue Devils' win over the Wildcats.
the first half.
Will Waggenspack
playing big
are
and Tomek
players
to
they
tough coming
they
missing
suffered this
er’s
for
Loftus said of the
“It
were
Dudley
no
recruited
are
right
tremendous Still
Dugo-
games
freshman and
games,
is
two
season.
freshmen. in
in
with five. Both Grella and
fellow freshman Graham
Both
about
in
Rennie
three shots
defense,”
team
season
only
ended
Louis
nitely Have,”
shots in the first 45 minutes. “We
St.
goal.
Duke this
injury
to
Devil
deflected. He
chance,”
saves on
turned
for the Blue Devil defense, which held St. Louis
two
ni
Helton
his first action this
was
a
Papadakis with
keeper
Duke’s of-
Kyle
shot
defender
Blue
past
goal
didn’t have
Spencer
defense.
slipped
points
The first half was marked with
fense and
Duke
a
goalie Justin Papadakis.
and
the rebound
showing by
game.”
Danny Wynn’s
off
team,
the Blue Devils up 2-0.
to
a
the second
so
team even
the
net.
was
an
backs
Grella
Billiken
at
Sackman
away.
well
young
“The
Later in the first half, Loftus fired
the second
tired in
the
Loftus who
on to
found the back of the
the Blue Devil
In the 58th minute, St. Louis
Miller’s
junior Danny
forwarded
was
this
were
Blue
aggressively.
out
as
Rennie said. “We’re still
half was
third-ranked
freshman Mike
to
pass
—
freshman
game
Devils
early
but
1999
the
challenge
to
Devils
Blue
since
Stadium
mann
the
chal-
said.
Robert R. Her-
at
Louis
Duke with 7 shots in the
“We got
half,”
No. 25 St. Louis, which boasts a
pres-
in
defense slowed down.
game,”
definitely
was
more
Devils
St.
last 45 minutes
and
score
positively.”
put
Blue
half.
lenged
Springfield, 111., netted
the
on
second
3.
Sept.
Loftus,
DUKE
The Billikens
on
true
a
junior
for
homecoming
not
who
Everyone
contributed
played
University
was
well.
played
team
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win
to
at Classic
pair of shutouts
harmlessly
al-
free wide
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FIELD HOCKEY
Duke takes two, for Wake Forest prepares Michael Moore
by
“I
THE CHRONICLE
The field
hockey
weekend, setting down
pionship
Newark,
has
Devils
defeated
host
Sept. 3, and Ohio
DELAWARE
2~
State, 3-1, Sept. 4,
record
3
DUKE osu
the
4-0
to
of the gate Delaware
4-0 lead before the
a
up
could attempt and
Nicole
duo in six
year and
on
the
and
goals
Blue Hens
and
assist,
one
played
Duke
Sunday,
with
(1-2) early,
Ohio State
has
assault, adding
time. The Blue Devils allowed Ohio State around in
hang
the
outshooting and
;r gebhard/
gaining
“We
second
to
despite
half,
25-3 for the game shot
penalty
dominate,
the
against Delaware,jumping
out to
a
Bozman said. “Also their
ally well,
she
made
certainly
had
plenty
head coach Beth
the
already
accomplish
to
this
but
saves,
but Bozman said die dominance has been
their first four
season
reflection of the Blue Devils’
keep
to
competition 20-3,
we
opportunities.” managed
early
outscored its
opponents. Duke
has
play
rather than weak
high
opposition.
a
level of
Indeed,
Delaware returned nine starters from
a team
that made the NCAA Tournamentlast year.
al
back
play
not
season
injury. Morgan
in
against
goal
Ohio State.
versus
sophomore
Caidin Williams
allowing only
get
the
Morgan
as
weekend,
team
had
two
goals
be-
said she will games. Bozman
two
once
of sen-
return
who
games of the
two
minutes
up,
every-
certainly playing
Morgan,
recurring
17
Arguably 4-0 lead.
re-
close, the Blue Devils have rolled
score
over
keeper played
lot of
a
of
Ohio State
Although
couldn’t
time
dence
advantage.
just
we
cage,”
find the
to
seem
14-4
a
did
the
Buckeyes
Midfielder Hilary Linton and the Blue Devil offense scored early
before half-
goals
two more
a
stepped
ing
goal
Marian Dickinson and Bums continued the
in the first
decide who will
jumped
12 minutes into the game. Freshman
only
has
four games.
intensity.”
Christy
In her absence,
of the
Grant
a
Devils’
The second-
whole other level,”
and she is
Delaware, but did not
tween
In similar fashion
against
Blue
history
only
at a
wants
can,
recorded
sophomore goal
she
because of
year.
on
she
goalie
ior
run-
highest scoring
Bums added her first
with nine
assist
Buckeyes.
The weekend marked the
the nation last year, combined for
Marcy
playing
with that level of
out
against
shot. Seniors Katie Grant
a
Dudek,
the
in Duke
scorer
“She is
thing
(3-2),
team
notching the
far
Bozman said. “She realizes it is her senior
season.
Duke burst
“I
one
racked up 14 points in
their
improve
to
leading
and
goals
so
that.”
outstanding
high
career
about
not
and
doing
particularly
her
against
as
play,
successful
a
four
on
first score
7-2,
Delaware, 7
experienced
had
Delaware, and
Blue
every game
very
weekend, tying
points
DUKE
ning
Grant
defeated the
national cham-
two
far,” Bozman said. “We have
approaching
have been
we
played good
have
actually
we
so
the opponent but about our
games.
The
an
been
this
nemesis Wake
recent
the last
through Del.
undefeated show-
that
team
Blue Devils in
in an
up
with
Saturday
Forest—the
rolled
team
the Blue Hen Classic
thought
competition
heading
important Duke into-
of the
majority
returns
as
gained a
to
the
two
much
matchup
that has denied it the last
play-
full health. wins
confi-
with
two
the
nation-
championships. “We
and
have been
we are
getting
Bozman said. “We game
on
executing really well, better every time
just
have
to
bring
out,”
our
A-
Saturday.”
VOLLEYBALL
Success at Ri ce Invite emboldens Blue Devils Nagel
Alex Fanaroff
by
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It
time for the
was
down
on
volleyball
trying
themselves and
tournament.
Early signs
but the
had
team
move
yet
to
encouraging,
were
play against
another
But after Duke’s first real test, coach
squad.
Jolene Nagel DUKE
she is
sacraTst.
says
pleased
DUKE saw
RICE
to
ter,” Nagel
learn
to
MSU
and
a
three
tive conferen mark that to
ing
going lot for
competi-
tions....
It
a
Blue
State, 3-1, face off
that
was
2-1 record
a
the
at
Sept. 2,
a
25-2
was
(2-1)
beat
Owls,
that
The
team was
3-0.
ished 25-8
Last to
dent focus, where when
situations,
Devils,
to turn
season,
win their
to
coming an
3-0.
ing
it around
by
Sacramento Hornets
earn a
bid
to
not
pull
playing
ourselves
the Owls
third
game,
leading
while
said the
two
games,
fell off in
play too
Duke also recorded fewer
record-
digs),
(4-0), Nagel
to
of it.”
shone
hitting .467.
well the first
played
tough
out
(1-5),
15
confi-
a
DeMange
the entire match and
Against
tributed
to
many
than Rice,
digs
fin-
the •
because
us
more
balls than
most
aggressive
easily
our
opponent
team to
us
because
to
the
part
see
to
dig
and be the court, and
better.” Duke
matchup, take the
to
second
games three
won
second
game
said. “But it
could
when
Nagel gave likely
the
“Going
win the match.
they
quickly
a
con-
the first game, 30-9. The Cow-
Devils game, but the Blue
very
the
on
playing
boys (2-3) rebounded
“Losing
were
said.
wanted
we
the McNeese State
and four
they
team,” she
into Sacramento State,
won
the
errors.
the loss.
beat
aggressive
more
we
were
about
sure
had
the Hornets
over
‘We
did get in
double-double(17 kills,
a
match,
situations.
we
we
Middle blocker Carrie
mental,” Nagel
eighth straight Big
Conference title and
NCAA Tournament.
the
could
we
preparation.
tough
through
get
Sacramento State,
Against
In
In
culminated in
following day, sweeping
State,
Sky
able
are
but
against Rice,
to
that would lead
McNeese
evening.
who
NCAA berth, swept the Blue
the
the 3-0 accord-
then turned around
Rice later that
season
not
“very productive.”
was
the second game, the off
sweep
factor the Blue Devil head coach said
their respec-
hoped for, but,
Devils
against
won
last year. It had
the coach, it
The
how
“Rice
teams es
focused
and
by Rice,
Nagel said.
but that their level of
future
produced
Nagel
different focus,”
a
second
the third
to
came
said. “I
Crowne Plaza Rice Invitational in Houston
against
the
Blue Devils
effort.”
That effort
After
do bet-
think we’re
DUKE
some
things
some
have
we
we
in the sweep
did
things
great
had
with
the results.
q
“We
team
matches.
“When
omission from the NCAA
year’s
third
the entire presea-
spent
improve
to
from last
great
get
the
Duke reevaluated its mental
The Blue Devils son
team to
business.
to
between
her team’s
by
pleased
most
was
improvement
time
die floor
see
they
was a
things don’t
to more
was
purely
good thing
can
pass
fall
apart
well.”
players
regularly during
than will the ACC
of the schedule, and said she is in the
process of creating
a more
definedrotation.
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4
ECU
from TC,
“Obviously
disappointed,
I’m
game. “We had it
get
is
locker
room
had
of it”
piece
a
that
After short offensive
52
series from both
the game, East Carolina’s
begin
yards
line. Two
GA.TECH 23-AUBURN
kickoff with
nie Drummer
14
But
Georgia Tech intercepted Brandon times in the second half for
victory Saturday night and
On the
again played
once
lot of mistakes
a
Georgia Tech
strong of
too
was
to let the
an
a
low point of its troubled 2003 17-3 win.
score
drive
next
season
Duke’s
the game.
the
Faced with
game.
ceiver
Allison
Aundrae
coverage and
That
for
Pinkney
duo would the
during
beat
most
goal with
2
sec-
McNeal led
a
they would grab
win after versatile
opening night
tions. But
star
an
Reggie
Schroeder for
31-yard
backer
But the
Tigers, playing
without starting
Whitehurst,
Texas A&M's 25
to
For the
eight
on
freshman James Davis. (AP)
by
killed
really
Charlie
quarterback
drove
carries
straight
the final quarter
gled
hurt
-
which
BC 20
-
BYU 3
left in
MARYLAND 23
-
NAVY 20
most
“We
17-for 21
on
and
The
two
was
lineneed
just
with
passing
touch-
yards
final
10
on
up
touchdown,
set
was
up
by
fourth-down, 21-yard pass from Pinkney Allison from Duke’s
caused
to
hold
to
the
forced
it
a
him
the
in
third
only
have it
to
is
from
Schneider
have
we
wideout
to
picked
have
we
Duke
to score
line,
ACC
OVERALL
0-0
1-0
Clemson
0-0
1-0
Maryland
0-0
1-0
Florida State
0-0
0-0
junior
Wake Forest
0-0
0-1
Saturday, completing
N.C State
0-1
0-1
Boston
College
to
COASTAL
from
15-for-28
passing
finally supposed
the
on
points yards
when he
his
to cement
the
139
ACC
OVERALL
Virginia
Tech
1-0
1-0
Georgia
Tech
0-0
1-0
looked more like
three
yards,
Though pressive throws
and
Schneider
often
off
0-0
1-0
Schneider continued to have
0-0
0-0
ing
North Carolina
0-0
0-0
into
0-0
0-0
primary receivers,
Schneider’s poor
Division I-A’s
0
left
instead of
coverage
man.
be in
worst
status as
Curt
Junior
jeopardy
“He’s
play against
if his
just got
No. 3 Tennessee 17 No. 4
Michigan
33
No. 8
-
UAB
-
3
to
let the
•
(Ohio)
14
punctuated ran
for 162
but
gained
No. 7 Oklahoma 10
Virginia Tech
No. 10 Florida 32
-
20
N.C. State 16
Wyoming
allowed
-
Georgia
Clemson 25
-
48
23
to
were
The Blue Devils
ECU’s
run
yards
considering
rushing yards Justin
a
■
-
Kentucky
-
as
physical,
a
24 with 60
No. 18 Boise State 13
rushing yards
a
fumble
at
the East Carolina
the
Pirates last
showed runner
second-quarter 16-yard
line
cost
ball
long.
on
No. 19 California 41
-
Sacramento St. 3
No. 20 Arizona State 63 No. 22 Boston
College
Notre Dame 42
-
-
20
No. 23
Temple -
The
same
scoring opportunity.
held
true
presence
16
special
BYU 3
Pittsburgh
taking
teams.
Ronnie Drummer’s breath-
100-yard
kickoff
return
21 new
life
after
East
Carolina
gave
Duke
drew
first
kickoffs
up
backfired,
In
their final
two
Joe Surgan, of
capable
drives
forced
was
at
pinned
a
the
putting
kickoffs.
zone on most
Duke
in
high
curious because of
of freshman
contrast,
posi-
pooch-
to
the ball
kicking
kicker
ball in the end
to
start
its five and
one-yard lines, respectively. On
defense,
third-and-long but
with
many
pletion
the
put
long
were
a
on
in
Pirates
touchdown the
second
back-breaking 31-yard
fourth-and-five
the
Among
50-yard
in
times,
the
downs.
third-and-seven a
Pirates
countless
alarming regularity,
big plays on
Duke
situations
converted those
com-
the Pirates’
on
final touchdown drive.
Equally alarming inability rates’
to
make
offensive
James Pinkney
scheme.
Allison
Blue Devils’ to
the
Pi-
Quarterback
and wide receiver Aundrae
10 times for 163
success,
the
was
adjustments
Allison abused the Duke
ing
for the Blue Devils’
on
even more
The decision
No. 17 Texas ABtM 24 Duke another
provided
especially
strong-legged
quarter, and
and both of Duke’s of-
fensive touchdowns. But his
air—was
pass
game
punishing
No. 16 Auburn 14
the
defense,
the
Boyle
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Georgia Tech
223
have
just
we
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game
kick—a strategy of
Roof said.
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come
ball
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tion all game
could
of the football.”
problems.
yards against
over
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14
promise No. 13
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but
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Northern Illinois 17
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work hard
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good decisions,”
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open
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for the third consecutive year.
him and make
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giving
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the
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a
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gaffs
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worse,
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finding
The
the
first touchdown.
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off
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Virginia
Duke
had
return
defense,
yards.
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despite
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nerback Deonto McCormick coverage in many situations.
out
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him
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was
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yards
19 carries and
expected a
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finished with 53 on
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tailback Cedric Dar-
Thursday’s
of the
touchdowns
yards
of
out
most
Boyle
starting
still weak from the virus that
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139
day
the leader of the Blue Devils.
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ECU’s defense.
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MISTAKES
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tion-based offense
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with
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the
Dukes
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Justin
CONFERENCE STANDINGS ATLANTIC
last year, but Duke averaged
Schneider
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good
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line.
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the Blue Devils
goal line,
even
second
Boyle
re-
24-14 with 43 seconds
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the
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rushing
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us
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throwing
ceptions.
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on
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PRINCEyTHE
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thing
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downs,
into third-down
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up
contain ECU’s
to
first and second
on
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onds left to lift Glemson past Texas A&M. The Aggies looked like
able
part,
game
single-
a tower-
especially
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CLEMSON 25 -TX.A&M 24
re-
Duke
19-yard gain.
a
hook
game,
third-
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was
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toss
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times
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next
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with
(AP)
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Tigers get away
with it. The Yellow Jackets also sent Auburn to a
the
even
during
during
shouldn't
we
have," Auburn coach Tommy Tuberville said.
opening opponent
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the first of its six critical third-down conversions
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to
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Trinity junior.
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column
runs
every
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an
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commentary
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Jeopardy!
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talks about
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leftist, yet
a
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certainly
to
affiliation done
Democrats
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staggering
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find
more
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us
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fair shot
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A.
Richard Brodhead. Movement’s
Solidarity
con-
its connections to terrorist organ-
of students
aid and abet attacks
bill the conference
(and
witnessed
personally
recruited
being
by
conference
against
Israel. Brodhead had
being
educational and after
as
finishedclaimed it was “constructive,”
was
con-
conservatism
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mainstream
getting
the conference I
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speakers the
campus
on
the cruel choice
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focusing
nothing
about their beliefs and
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peculiar
seem
that conservative students
make
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truly reprehensible
as
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surprise
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anti-war student groups. Nor should it Duke offers
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recently experienced.
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niably
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faculty.
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diversity.
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itself
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college campus—diversity
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lack the
area we
not
Duke
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based
such, I won’t
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tourist
Eye,
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compartment
explore Djemaa
and then
windsurfing paradise. bus ride back
our
one
heat exhaustion. We’d
of the
train
moon.
my
mayhem—medics
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I
did their work while ruffled hotel
about what’s next?
from each other
and
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and press
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it back
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left, hundreds of red mud-huedwalls and roofs stretched
would be
A person
“excited”
or
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day,
the
Marylebone, on
drinking
was
only place
far into the
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cases
emergency medical
trolled
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Olympic city;
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for the time.
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Friday night
huge, meticulously
medinas,
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exist in diminished capacity
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lugging
up
of the world.
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to
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court
cover
uals I created
that is how
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to
vests
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me
treatment.
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Abdullah’s brother, asked if he could
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language
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stairs and I’ll show you
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of
summer
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tea.
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lengthy meal,
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“excited,”
dark
a
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Middle East
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spoke briefly
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complimented ed
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place.
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quite innocendy,
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to
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Nothing
London.
to
5,2005111
despite reports
of
the virulent anti-Semitic activities that occurred there. Brodhead’s the
decision turned Duke into another pawn in
appalling
vast
terrorist
campaign.
All of this demonstrates the dire need for reform. To that
end, David Horowitz, civil rights activist and founder of Students for Academic Freedom, has drafted student’s bill of hibit ties
sity
to
tools for
life
to
to
politically
and
to
stop
the
the words
It’s time
to
“higher learning” to
give
And for the love of
neutral
restore
decency
all students
God,
and
a
use
bring
and
*
to
pro-
of universi-
It’s time
advancing political agendas.
Duke. It’s time
campus.
a
protect academic freedom,
partisan hiring practices
as
new
rights
to
true
dignity
give
diverto our
fair and just education.
it’s time
to
get
another orien-
tation speaker.
Stephen for
Miller is
a
Academic Freedom
Trinity junior at Duke
and President
University.
of Students
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