storm relief
durham
Raleigh wel comes hurricane
Gas
victims from Gulf Coast region
throughout the Bull City
sports
kam
pdces remain high
Review this weekend's
-
college football action
The Chronicle TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,
2005
THE INDEPENDENT DAILY AT DUKE UNIVERSITY
*
ONE HUNDRED AND FIRST YEAR, ISSUE 8
DUHS sends 44 to Gulf
hospital
Steve Veres
by
THE CHRONICLE
Duke
day
Health
University
Sys-
that 44 doctors,
nurses
clinicians will be
sent to
sippi
up and
help
to
field
set
hospital
medical
to
and
Missisrun
support
battered
facility
a
Twenty-one
Tuesday
and 9 p.m. in
at noon
Von Canon B and the
East
Upper
Side, respectively. Duke Group Fitness is
holding
an
afternoon-long fitness class marathon
of the Duke cli-
departed
held
a
by
Hurricane Katrina.
nicians
will be
Open community meetings
officials announced Mon-
tem
in
a
govern-
to
raise money
11 from
Sunday, Sept.
1-5 p.m. Minimum donation is
$l.
ment-chartered jet Monday afternoon, and 23 others leave
plan
to
The group will be stationed near SHANNON
Military personnel patrol St.
STAPLETON/REUTERS
Meridian, Miss. —a
about
150 miles
be
located inside
storm
Doug Simpson
the associated press
NEW after
Hurricane
neers
that
ORLEANS
the
the
to
tion yet: As many
as
city
the
to
news
was
being
canal
pumped
back
of
canal
level
feet,
Engineers is
drawn
Station
Pumping
Bushs
Sarah Kwak
In
the
wake of Chief
U.S.
Rehnquist’s
death
William
Saturday night, law
many
theorists
are
and
wondering
about
speculating the
future of the Court.
Supreme
Rehnquist, who as
a
had
served
justice
1972 and
as
chief 19
helped
years, lead
since
for
justice
a
conserva-
tive revolution
on
With
ing,
the Court
now
President nounced
has
more
pass-
vacancies for
the
W.
Bush
was
a
ings
to
funeral
quist’s All
eyes
to
now
to
the Court.
professor
the
turned
will
Rehn-
to
Bush,
as
Chemerinsky,
Erwin
argued several
Supreme Court,
complicated
hearings
make his second nomina-
Law who has
Com-
Wednesday.
have
he prepares
He
hear-
open
after
an-
1.
July
until
delayed
who
Judiciary
the
ju-
replace Jus-
undergo
but
Tuesday, be
to
O’Connor,
before the Senate
likely
successor.
resignation
scheduled
mittee
tion
choice
Day
her
cases
said
because
in front of
the
dynamics
process
of
the
nomination for O’Connor’s one
will be
looming
position. of the
most
an-
nomination of
a
Ward
foot. In
Orleans,
merely
Judge John
Appeals
well-known conservative
Sandra
Ninth
than
wet
SEE KATRINA ON
Rehnquist’s
Bush’s
nounced was
New
were
as
completion,
Duke is to
a
sued of
SEE COURT ON PAGE
8
acting
Health,
region.
“The
extent
has
setting
hospitals
affected
clear,”
disaster
up
in the
fore, it
is
become
week’s
statement.
“Fed-
resources
effort.
rapid,
cine,
Our
by
response
and,
the doctors
Duke
the relief must
in
be
every
sent to
specialists
are
medicine,
in
internal
pediatrics,
is
Federal
Mis-
emer-
medi-
surgery,
obstetrics and
Equipment
the
to
compassionate.”
cardiology, ogy.
expertise
sustained
Among
sissippi
that
imperative
commit its
gynecol-
being provided
Emergency
Man-
agement Agency.
Monday’s of last
Duke
of the
have been overwhelmed. There-
gency
in response
which is
about 40 other
some
10
ailments.
the National Institutes
rather
PAGE
adult and
request for volunteers is-
by
a
state
at
CEO
eral and
moment,
treat most
and
president
DUHS, said in
up, clinicians will
set
to
tragedy
can
The decision may be
than 30 years.
George
Monday
two
his
tice
more
be able
city already
two
#6
of
as
Roberts, rist,
low-lying
downtown streets
of Robert’s confirmation
the Court.
the first time in
Court
Roberts
Justice
the
dropping
legacy
9
of the
floodwaters
neared
influence
to
THE CHRONICLE
down
slipping
repair
with
the
once
say
the
from
Army
Corps
into
showed
and
aircraft
national-guard
pediatric patients’
Some parts of the
plug-
gap,
State officials and the U.S.
Nominees
by
in
Monday
200-foot-wide
water out
bowl-shaped city.
Ponchar-
lake,
dead,
repeated
17th Street
Lake
an
of
will
250 beds.
begin pumping
the
predic-
Court
a
water
recede,
10,000
Sheets of metal and
ging
3,000-pound
the
along
leading
train succeeded
engi-
good
direst
mayor’s
canal
levee break
began
with
along
came
Katrina,
much of the
swamped
and floodwaters but
sandbags
A week
the
plugged
of
helicopter drops
facility
Air Field and house
post Key
Once by
the
at
hangar
10,000 feared dead after
town
northeast
Biloxi. The medical
Charles Street in New Orleans, as evacuations continue in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
cellor for health affairs and
Tuesday.
comes
on
the
announcement
heels of the
de-
painfully
Dr. Victor Dzau,
chan-
SEE DUHS
ON PAGE 8
THE
[TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2005
2
wor Idandnat ion
Fire, stampede in Egypt kill 29 During
day,
crash claims at least 147 lives
Airplane
a
crowded performance late Mon-
a
fire broke
they
Irwan Firdaus
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Indonesia
MEDAN, takeoff,
veered
lently, a
after
Indonesian airliner shook vio-
an
to
the left and slammed into
bustling neighborhood Monday, bursting
into
flames and
ple —many Up
killing
the
on
147
including
ground. by
his
The Mandala Airlines
from the Medan
yards
aside
shoving
Sumatra,
plane
cles before
into
plowing
Witnesses said
It
some
a
and
row
people
but
likely, line
error
the
Thousands of
people,
that
up
sent
a
light
some
drizzle
un-
of
said air-
Tanjung.
and buses, watched in
play
possibility
technical failure,
Director Asril
Managing
struggled
as
or
torcycles
ing
standing
to
on
firefighters
as
put
out a
thick clouds of black
said
737-200
reached
an
the
ground
9:40
at
lowed “It
by
a
a.m.
and
yards
smashing
to
it be-
was
still in
flight,
fol-
very fast,
happened
The
Associated
to
bed. “There
was
followed
Press an
no
Rohadi
panic,”
from
one
even
told
Sitepu his
explosion
were
rules
Judge An
Australian
against
gram Kazaa
popular file-swapping
to alter
the
Ibrahim Barzak
by
raeli
lions have downloaded,
hailed
it
so
allowed into
were
outside the
SEE FLIGHT ON PAGE
worked
4
4
killing
on
a
no
as
a
the
victory by
recording
nightfall Gaza
ing
A
City, killing
at
leveled
Monday
blast after
mysterious
four
in
building
a
offi-
hospital
cials said. The violent Islamic Hamas group
not
was
The tinian
involved.
explosion
security
demolished
touring
the
handover tour
by
military
said
Jewish area
in
hours after Pales-
got
their first look
settlements
in
at
Gaza,
ahead of Israel’s formal The
mid-September.
Palestinian commanders
joint
and
Is-
known
Hamas
charged
that
a
group
City neighborhood
destroyed
Shajaiyeh
an
house
a
members
lived.
Munir al-Masri,
accusing
Israel of
sination
policy,
which
respond
and
defend ourselves.”
ing
of
its
continuing gives
Some residents said it case
Hamas
Israeli missile hit the house,
spokesperson,
to
where
explosives
in
prematurely
as
house
Hamas
79.01
Black, White & Shades of Gray
79.02
Dark Realities: Suicide Culture in
right
are
facing public
response to the
criticism for
79.04
Open-Source Design, Methodology
79.06
Service
Identity: At
The
Register Course
Duke and
Learning: Expanding
Education 79.07
at Duke
Philosophy
Racial
Beyond Your
Beyond the Classroom
Physician Activist
online
on
ACES; look for HOUSECS.
descriptions and syllabi available
www.aas.duke.edu/trinity/housecrs
at
a
militants
Dating
79.05
to
investigating
Israeli aircraft
neighborhood,
Also
went
the governor
on
they
blame. Bush
to
the
cheek, but
have
often
an
President
planning
to
visit
the
after
a
February.
Israeli
official
from
Mubarak’s
radiation
Chernobyl
less than
directly by
the
toll could be thousands
originally
watchdog
released
nuclear power plant acci-
dent, and the final
clear
was
another
Israel’s
1986
to
believed,
agency said
the U.N,
nu-
Monday.
said
Mubarak
November,
dividend
pullout. However,
raided
stopped
Hosni
in
attributed
Palestinian mili-
into effect in
Egyptian
it
had made up.
and said
the cause.”
targeting
Monday,
slow
Mahmoud Abbas
tants, but the raids all but cease-fire
a
Results of Chernobyl revealed
leader
explosion “regrettable”
is
Blanco,
crisis. Behind the scenes,
wasn't clear whether
News briefs from wire
compiled reports
Gaza
spokesperson
"Luck is when opportunity knocks and you answer."
detonat-
79.03
and
called the
diplomatic
America
Mating
assas-
apparently
was
the
“dirty the
us
Fall 2005
and
two
“security
The blast in the Gaza of
with
came
forces
evacuated
were
weeks ago.
and wound-
people
least 30, residents and
blamed Israel, but the Israeli it
the settlements, which
was
industry
President Bush and Gov. Kathleen
Fewer than 60 deaths have been GAZA CITY
longer
Bush, Bianco continue feud
kissed
bomb.
Palestinian
can
that brought the suit.
D-LA.,
officials marked the first time
military
Palestinian authorities
pro-
software, which mil-
each suggests the other is
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Kazaa
Monday ordered dis-
judge
tributors of the
fire
Blast levels house in Gaza,
killed from the
ensuing stampede.
flames and in the
hospital
flames inside the
by huge
smoke.
people
the
police official
be used for music piracy. This decision
ball of fire.
time
a
panic,
flee
to
the
Some described a loud
plane
had
plane
when
shaking
altitude of about 100
while the
bang
mo-
Boe-
Jakarta-bound
started
tilting sharply
and
cars
in
burning building
theater
Egyptian
an
in flames.
engulfed
were
Survivors
fore
examining
were
of houses. fire
the remains of
identify
1. Authorities considered foul
rooftops
on
ex-
months and the sixth worldwide since
motorcy-
were
while forensic
they worked, to
bits
Indonesia’s second air disaster in
was
Aug.
in north
airport
cars
down
went
and
the 147 victims.
human
arms.
as
struggled
perts
seven
18-month-old shielded
an
of flesh
amid
Tuesday
wreckage, finding body parts
the
peo-
16 passengers survived the crash,
to
mother’s
500
least
at
searched
Investigators
Seconds
Several houses and dozens of
fled the shattered wreckage.
in
out
audience members
causing
said. At least 29 by
CHRONICLE
SEE GAZA ON PAGE 6
i§
Unknown
THE CHRONICLE
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2005
3
Evacuees find in N.C.
refuge by
Adam Eaglin
THE CHRONICLE
The Federal
Emergency Management Agency desig-
nated North Carolina ricane Katrina arrived in the After
state
In addition, 400
the Charlotte Coliseum
at
The first
landed
plane
before
RDU and
at
11
mostiy
said
County,
the
evacuees
“non-medical” and arrived
considered
were
Delta-run
on
buses
Using
the
provided by
city
transferred
immediately
of
Raleigh,
to
the Wake
the
Hurricane Disaster Victim Center—a building used
by
Nortel Networks
The relief
bathe and
is
center
and
evacuees,
are
hot meals
eat
to
being given
will be on-hand
personnel
place
a
to
said
help,
Jane
Martin,
provide
with
—along
hundreds
variety
of
for
the
of
Raleigh and
public
The
serv-
tute
collectively
of
been
nonmedical
preparing
for
were
finally
After
weekend
a
flight plans
were
and officials
were
not
when disaster victims at
might
around
at
concrete
any
arrive
or
if
Monday’s 4 p.m.,
be
“They
as
quickly,
don’t like
to
the
plans
were
tell you what to
including
Center, have been forced
a
will
and De-
award of up
to
to
$lO
[NICCR]
is
a
and
Energy,
the
on
atmosphere
really large Duke
will
and
be
at
the
Although
new
“The
than
they’re
the
Duke
play
to
reinstated. not
waiting
going
million
Medical
the last few
tional
days.
on
ON
from scientists
hopes
said
designation
million
quality
on
Global
on
Change
will receive
over
the
of research of
Global
biology
next
five
years,
proposals, and
faculty
to
an
Department
of
in the De-
bureaucracy
reduc-
study program by to
Energy
about
does,”
four. the
wants
issues
at
scientific
broader
a
scale
that
Jackson said, adding
he
collaboration among universities in
more
said he
involve
to
the
develop
placed
$1
“a
said on
global he
research
expects
various
Southeast, noting
that the
research
model for climate
also
expects
studies of the
through
climate issues is
the prothe
that affect
geared
to
help
change.”
increased
emphasis
to
and coastal
atmosphere
be
areas
under NICCR.
addi-
addition
In
to
and novel ways
depending
said Robert
Environmental
and
centers
of
think
to
see
Jackson
select the committee’s
to
created in
climate research.
Duke,
across
climate
regional
typically
to
He
support Duke research and up
professor
Center
PAGE 6
to
$2.5
the
son, SEE EVACUEES
the
members, the Center
to
game many
University
over
Along with
it
gram at
Global
diminish the
to
Energy’s
Department
community
Department
committee will be based
members will be chosen
the
ar-
the
of
NIGEC’s six
ing
re-
mil-
forefront,”
for
was
termination of the Na-
similar program under the
NICCR aims
dean of the Nicholas School of the
Schlesinger,
Institute
partment
ecosystems.
program in the
NICCR
year’s planned
Energy.
latejuly.
researchers
of the
chapter
to next
Change—a
will select scientists
choose
five-year
tional
southeastern United States.
do,” said Kirkwood, referring
organizations,
from
Change
has been
National Insti-
Environment and Earth Sciences.
indication of
they would
Global
on
change
William
all, said Kirkwood.
Then, just
area
scheduling,
cancelled
given
of
warning.
no
of erratic
initially
“
Monday evening, plans
into action with almost
put
riving
arrived
Change
of the
officials announced in
Energy
grants
Global
on
center
Change Research, University
committee that
climate evacuees
of
regional
regional
response
lion. The grants will support studies of the effects of
Saturday. When
a
ceive
re-
last
a
for Climate
The Center
or-
to
since
evacuees
head
to
partment
and the RBC Cen-
Center
University’s
chosen
Wake
private Triangle
The
McGowan
Jasten
THE CHRONICLE
minor medical
spokesperson
city
many
—have
ganizations ceive
the
County,
1,500
to
by
a
to
climate research
opportunity
of Human Services.
County Department Wake
the
to oversee
rest, Wake Coun-
to
from mental health evaluation
ices,
Duke
arrival.
upon
food and
formerly
hold up
to
evac-
County
Center Dr.
Corporate
on
equipped
evacuees
In addition
ter
Boeing
jets.
uees were
ty
a
accord-
p.m.,
chief of emergency medical services
Skip Kirkwood, for Wake
to
ex-
WRAL News.
to
757
International
more were
by Tuesday morning.
7:15 p.m.
at
shortly
storm.
than 300 hurri-
more
Raleigh-Durham
at
second touched down
ing
devastated by the
regions
Airport Monday night.
pected
hundreds of victims
as
of setbacks,
arrived
cane evacuees
destination for Hur-
primary
a
Monday,
from
weekend
a
as
evacuees
ble
Jack-
proposals
for
include
proposals
land
study
to
ecosystems
their interactions,
evaluating
computer
models and other
eliginon-
director for the SEE CLIMATE ON
Change.
PAGE 6
i
I I
'BAGEL SAUDWICU With the
purchase
j
of any bagel sandwich 1
of
j I
equal
greater
or
Offer applies to
ere
cheese, breakfast,
deli-style,
hot
or
Softwlch bagel
|
sandwiches.
Offer expires Must show University JO at check-in.
I
\ four players.
iMcstedjust 2 turn
right
at
wiles
Tee dine is
for up to required. Expires 12/31/05.
Graham, NC. TakeHwy.
from I*Bs/40in
first light after going under
the I-40/S5 underpass.
10/31/05. Limit
Not valid In combination
f
MIX
Also in
Parkway, Chapel
wwAV.TheChalleiijie.com
Ope> l liuler New
Ownership
*
I’iimaele
(101 l Properties
>
%
»Vl
MVM
tH #.� H
vv V
v> VII
r% % %
<
f
ft f
l>Vl
I
f *
I
I
�
626 Ninth Street
Commons at
Hill
-
£e\/ev\ _
fft«4nT>f til
per visit. other offers.
(Follow signs)
Durham:
(336)578-5070
with
54 West and
1831 Tee Times:
one offer per coupon;
one coupon per customer
Good
Cary
-
University
Garner
pat{4
a
-
Place
Raleigh
]
Week �
4
THE CHRONICLE
(TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2005
crimebriefs Bell Tower Billiard dence hall
besieged by
billiard bandits
equipment
in
was
Bell Tower
and dam-
31. A ball
was recov-
aged Wednesday, Aug. recovered in of loss is
light
containing stolen
was
from
and stand
the
last
was
property
worth
7
refrig-
the
$450;
at
the
saw
A
19-year-old
of
possession cans
student 1
Thursday, Sept. malt
Duke Police
beverage
bottles
found in the student’s
were
on a
Six
charge.
of Miller Lite and several empty
the
police
department’s also
employee
Bivins
she last cash
petty
discovered her
takes Bassett bike
from outside told
bike
speed
bike is worth
stolen
was
this
residence her
police
locked
was
but
Aug. 28,
bike
Bassett
blue
to
a
week
hall.
The 21-
Magna
rack
Sunday,
missing Tuesday, Aug.
30. The
$BO.
pilfered
from Hanes House
employee reported
29 that her purse
cited about 1
was
by
employee
student’s
Purse
Student cited for alcohol violations A
told
missing.
An
a.m.
wallet were
from
Tuesday
theater
22. The
Aug.
Building
employee’s
an
ener-
$lBB.
gy drinks,
Building.
An
student
seen
missing
29. The Red Bull
are
Star-
employ-
An
28 and discovered
Monday Aug.
erator
stolen
75 Red Bull
Quadrangle.
the
police
Sunday Aug.
reported
Burglar
Red Bull drinks seized
bucks in Keohane
a.m.
were
cash and
Petty
wallet
drinks
told
cues
fixtures. Estimated value
refrigerator
energy
ee
pool
$2OO.
Seventy-five A
Wallet lifted in Bivins resi-
reported missing
ered in the microwave, and
from staff reports
liquor
room
in
Bell Tower residence hall.
fice
in
was
Hanes House. she
police
left
her
and when
Monday
Monday, Aug.
stolen from her ofThe
she
at
purse with
was
later recovered
was
11:50
returned
later, the black purse
utes
told
employee
office
in
a.m.
10 min-
gone. The a
stairwell
$l3 missing.
EDUCATION
FLIGHT
UNC adds Christian minor
option
cabin. Then “I
Yonat Shimron
The minor is
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
CHAPEL North
HILL
Carolina
offering
whom
University
Hill has
Christianity
professor
a
to
of
begun
so
English,
curriculum is
called
and
Culture
and
sets
said
Christian Smith,
a
first for
precedent
a
the
an
impression
conducted lives of
a
on
they
“Even
lot about
their
and that made
quite
a
me,”
said
four-year study
Smith, on
from Christian
portunity
for
lot of students
lives, that doesn’t
backgrounds. them
to
Here’s
an
learn about
faith’s wider tradition and
op-
their
they
have
an
derstanding
the
over
of
bruises
offered
intellectual
Christianity
un-
of their faith.”
Ehrman, who
teaches
the New Testament,
fail
a
quiz
that Bart
introduction
an
gives
at
new courses
speakers. who is
said
legs.
plane
crew,
Nining,
like
many
the
one
the
to
beginning
said the
carrying
Application
Workshops
Mandala
Police
there
said
minor
she
could
enjoyed
Hill
help
the
her
plan. of
challenge
ister Hatta
now
studies
has
a
courses
in
people
the
dead.
minor will be devotional.
founded in
initially
By
the 19605, the
were
of
courses
a
were
15
was
Web
the
ground
passenger,
of
the
plane.
Unimaginable,”
more on
from his
Enroll
in
the
Call
or
visit
30 and
online
“It
save
today
bed.
by
to enroll
1-800-KAP-TEST
Prep
�MCAT is
a
and Admissions
registered
trademark
of
the Association of American Medical
For complete guaranteeeligibility requirements, visit Kaplan courses 2005and
taken and completed within
September
30. 2005. Cannot be
applies only to the
Colleges.*
kaptest.com/hsg.
the United States and
combined
with
MCAT Classroom Course, Premium
any
47
among the at
Higher
*Condi
Score Gui
Canada. tMust enroll
other offer, rebate, discoi
Online Course, andPrivate '
Sitepu,
seated
was
$100!
kaptest.com/mcat
Test
private
least
very,
at
the
very
said back scary.
he told Metro TV station
hospital
Building
Sponsored by
Min-
saying
treating
Rohadi
were
#1 MCAT course
us
the as
were
were
and take advantage of this limited-timeoffer.
04 ALLEN BUILDING
from
10.
were
by
on
pm
PRE-LAW ADVISING CENTER
survivors
site
2005
TRINITY COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
one
Irawan
Transportation
said there
City hospitals
One
Christianity.
on
focused
on
but
quoted
news
all the survivors
cours-
September
226 Allen
who
only
dozen residents.
religious
1947 and its
centered
es
Rajasa
Rajasa
a
minor in Ju-
university’s department was
plane,
Detik.com
studies. None of the
Monday, September 12, 2005
5:45
uses
sur-
mother,
Chief Col.
2005
Wednesday, September 7,
passengers
spokesperson,
Process:
Tuesday, September 6,
116
the infant and his
Indonesians
Medan
aboard the
comparative religion.
course.
of these
fuselage,
miracle I survived.”
a
2006 LAW SCHOOL APPLICANTS Plan to attend
belt and
the
who had minor
Sitepu,
“It’s
was
a
Dahlan said
con-
seat
airline officials said. Sixteen
said
name.
Ashley Coates,
UNC-Chapel daic
generally
John Templeton
help develop
his
vived, including
a
seminar she took last year.
Christianity
Students
and
and
road,”
to
hole in
charred bodies scattered all
over
the
The will be
courses
grant from the
Sophomore
Bart Ehrman
of the
history.”
jumping
to
meah
understanding
sidering attending divinity school,
who
come
gone
a
mean
spiritual
who
have
that doesn’t
intellectual
an
and pay guest
The
are
students
their lives,
Foundation will
teens.
“There
have
$289,000
students have
church all their gone to
nation, Hill
though
She
don’t know
religious tradition,
disci-
all
their faith,” Ehrman said.
sociology professor. “Teens
other
church
through the, sociology department
university
UNC-Chapel
a
and
philosophy
in
though
“Even
interdiscipli-
aren’t
talk seri-
the
as
study Christianity
Smith said
Christianity
across
can
plines.
about it.
The
classified
students
help
to
says
of their faith,
able, regardless
ously
Chapel
minor in
a
students
at
The
nary
take off my
to
through
ran
page 2
crashed
we
struggled
then by
from
THE
CHRONICLE
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 20051
Firmwide Information Session Learn about
Wednesday,
our
full-time opportunities.
September?,
2005
5:00 pm -7:00 pm
Washington
Application Apply
Duke Inn and Golf Club
Deadline:
online
at
Thursday, September 8,
gs.com/careers
and
through
2005
your
career
service office.
(joldman Sadis
Goldman Sachs
is
an
equal opportunity employer.
Š Goldman, Sachs & Co.
2005. All
rights
reserved.
5
6
ITUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
(5,
THE CHRONICLE
2005
last
EVACUEES
from
3
page
Thursday.
non-medical Kirkwood
“As services
ple
will
need
not
restored in
are
be
to
situation in the Gulf and
moving
of
possibility
the
Kirkwood
affected
storm
is
states
stabilizing
folks from their home
areas...
rather
areas
is
Originally,
rival of medical Guard
and
emergency
patients.
Complex
ceive medical
at
human
around
services
the
expected
when the “We
ar-
from the
equipped
affected
to
region
a
more
traditional
delays
Martin
staffing
said,
Monday
backs
re-
they
are
had
ready
to
about
lending
NICCR’s of
funding
until
[the evacuees]
adding
Monday
that the
were
have been
embrace set-
give
Duke
entails the
delegation
first
major dispersal
proposals
carbon-
to
opportunity
foster
but
visibility,
our
look
to
the
beyond
diverse
collaboration in
more
walls of
settings,”
said.
Duke
plans
involve
been
the
to announce
of grants this
availability
if
with
pening place
from
said he had
tions that
such
no
designation],”
get recognized
as
hap-
a
the
global change,
to
more
Duke for research.”
2
page
trying
the
[get
more we
respect
to
come
GAZA
Israel is
didn’t
we
said. “The
will
even-
about 10 other institutions. “I would have
surprised
Schlesinger
people
it
even more
December, and Jackson estimates the program will
tually
www.chronicle.duke.edu
raise
definitely
the
us
to
Jackson
“nothing
enduring.”
effects of cli-
for climate issues since the Free-Air CO 2 En-
“This will will
to
the
predicting
emission studies.
their services
arrived.
experienced
what
to
National
for
approaches
change.
mate
richment program, which limits its
ready, excited—just really ready
are
compared
since
the
at
but workers
afternoon that workers and vol-
enthusiastic
evacuees
3
likely possibility,
have caused Wake authorities
and receive the evacuees,” she said,
The North Carolina National
RDU has also been
patients
fash-
now
hour’s notice if necessary.
an
were
unteers
plans primarily
in
Martin noted
action of last choice.”
ioned their
Complex,
respond
the
is
evacuees
from page
the arrival of additional
explained.
off around-the-clock
Guard
quickly...
probably
call
to
peo-
he said. “I think the
evacuated,”
preparations,
The extended
in the future.
arriving
more evacuees
about
speculated
also
CLIMATE
these
Despite
plans. revive
to
low-level ties with Muslim
languished during
more
rael-Palestinian conflict—as
well
na-
than four years of Is-
trying
as
establish
to
new ones.
Palestinians
with Israel until
10
MinisterYitzhak tion of
freeze
to
ties
final peace deal is reached.
a
marking
recent successes,
Muslim nations
urged
Mubarak will travel service
with Israel’s
unhappy
are
and have
however,
Israel in
to
November
the official said,
Rabin,
a
of Prime
speaking
because he wasn’t authorized
anonymity
attend
to
since the assassination
years
condi-
on
make
to
a
formal announcement. Mubarak’s
However,
ident doesn’t have any until the end of this “He is and
sl w*°
001
plans
with
quite busy outside
The
in
planned
visit
and
sending
as
so
the
things,
many
the
Egypt,”
1995,
outside
anywhere
go
spokesperson
not
ing
officials
r
officials have
government
cials have
planning but
said,
to
visit
Israel, offi-
confirmed that.
not
Saeb Erekat,
'
evacuat-
Jordanian
Palestinian
a
said Israel
negotiator,
first make peace with the Palestinians if it 4
his
interpreted
other Arab and Mus-
to
message
Abdullah is also
Jordan’s King
comes
go
21 settlements in Gaza and four in the West Bank.
Israeli
creatin
to
visited Israel since Rabin’s
Israeli a
plans
added.
lim countries that Israel should be rewarded for
It’s abo
Egypt
presidential
and doesn’t have any
leader has
Egyptian
funeral
to
Awad
you that the pres-
can assure
year.”
legislative elections,
anywhere
Suleiman
spokesperson
told The Associated Press, “I
must
full rela-
wants
tions with the Arab and Muslim world. “Once REDIT
FIRST
UISSE
BOSTON
make
we
there is
once
peace,
the
once
Palestinian state,
a
over,
will have full
nor-
mal relations,” Erekat said. Israel made progress last week when
* !^|Y
is
occupation
(Israel)
Silvan Shalom
publicly
met
Minister
Foreign
for the first time with his Pak-
istani counterpart, Khursheed Kasuri.
However, Palestinian President Gen. Pervez Musharraf
T|\C
\
$ .
said
there would be
Palestinian
state
full relations with Israel until
no
A five-member Israeli
■
planning
a
is established.
delegation
Shalom’s November visit
is
to
currently
in Tunisia in
participate
a
U.N.
conference, Regev said. The who
trip
when he Also
was
to
lies
counts
the
our
reputation
for
innovation?
People
with the
a
imagination
award-winning products, originate trend-setting financial
create
industry
behind
firsts.
is
your
kind that
Whatever
ability
get
us
to
and
background, nationality,
your
collaborate, you,
express your
culture
opinions
and
or
solutions
and
intellect
up
and
with
there
one
in
year
old and has
dozens of
town
for Shalom,
special significance 1958. He
immigrated
Israel
to
been back.
never
workers
unemployed
in the
of Khan Younis demonstrated outside
municipal building, demanding jobs
and better
living
conditions. generate
degree discipline,
come
Tunisia has
Monday,
Palestinian
What
to
bom
was
great
what
ideas:
For
a
Protesters and
bombs,
noticed.
second
straight day,
olent clashes with
the protest escalated into vi-
security
forces.
riot
police
pelted police
fired into
with
the
stones
air in
an
and
fire-
attempt
to
control the crowd. Investment
Full Time
Banking
and Alternative
Analyst Opportunities
for
The
Capital Presentation, Seniors:
In Tuesday, September 6th,
5:30
pm,
Palestinian Interior
and three civilians
Bryan Center,
Von Canon
Room
Damascus,
C.
Mashaal said that
Refreshments will
be
Gaza
served
presence
Mashaal told CSFB
|
EMPOWERING
CHANGE:
sex,
national
affiliates. All
origin, rights
age.
an
Equal Opportunity Employer
veteran
reserved.
or
military
status,
disability,
and does
or any
in not discriminate
other
its
Copyright 02005
on the basis of race,
CREDIT SUISSE
acceptable
means
reporters
the
after
occupation meeting
reiterated
earlier Hamas
Palestinian armed resistance and that resistance “still is the road
in the
is
still
there,”
in Damascus with
color, religion,
GROUP and/or its
leader Khaled
political
Israeli presence is
main-
Fatah faction, Farouk Kaddoumi.
Mashaal employment decisions
protected category.
officers
seven
the head of the Palestine Liberation Organization’s stream
Credit SuisseFirst Boston is
Hamas
Syria, no
said
Ministry
wounded.
Strip
“Any www.csfb.com/standout
were
to
liberation.”
drove
only
statements
Israel way
to
out
that
of Gaza
continue the
THE CHRONICLE
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2005
7
THE 8
SEPTEMBER
ITUESDAY,
DUHS
from page
ployment Friday to
personnel
important
similar
Chemerinsky
location
This first
If of medical
wave
coordination with
in
technicians,
the
North
The area
week
one
Claudia McCormick, trauma
program,
or
aided
said
Sunday.
Duke
enues on
caused
There is
moderate
assisting
through
the
the
racial
in recovery to
just
coordi-
various
provide help
Larry
Moneta said
ered
a
group
and
Affairs
with
gath-
the
—tentatively
University
can
divisions
do
to
provide help,
Tuesday noon
Bryan the
in
in
two
Von
open
Center and another
Upper
place—to
East
Side
at
C
in
votes
sev-
to
[Bush]
on
a
votes
“Perhaps
a
if
sensitive
verdict Bush’s
could be
aside
tion
a
Supreme
rights,
topics. for in-
Wade—but
in
question,
stands two
rul-
against
votes
v.
an
to
be
nominees
action
live the
new
are
two
new
the
justices,
change
rights,” Chemerinsky debate
Rehnquist,
who served 33 years
there
in abor-
said. over
influenced
are
Connor share their could
if the and
Rehnquist
replace
the
high
court, died Saturday
night.
be
O’-
Bush
won’t be
Although timetable for for
O’Connor’s
Chemerinsky cide
the
his
dynamics
for
both
set
not
announcing
said
too
tive, it will
his
second
any
nomina-
of the
will
“These
de-
court
confirmation
Roberts and
the
an
intense confirmation said.
with
country
“If Bush
go
nomi-
be
an
picks
intense
also
justices
long
more
a
conserva-
fight.”
noted
that
Bush’s
much
de-
to
president’s legacy. after
Chemerinsky
unde-
the
nomination will do
termine the
replacement,
selection
and
bad. If Bush
likely
Chemerinsky
has
he
moderate, the confirmation process
nates a
eliminated,
‘Will President
then, is,
that
fight?”’ Chemerinsky
two
affirmative
viewpoint,
potentially
decide
about this without
Chemerinsky explained.
going
are
to
be
on
President Bush
said.
“There’s
long-term
the
dies,”
nothing
consequences
than
this decision.”
termined nominee.
meet
at
interested in
of the
attend
a
working for
training session tuesday
the chronicle?
or
Wednesday
at 6:30 p.m.
Market-
114 carr
discuss student relief efforts.
Dep
Join and the
us
for
free lunch...
a
low-down
on
finding funding!
(graduateFunding
2005
Workshop
Opportunities 8:30-9:45,
■f
on
question,
“The
by
in favor of
currently
affirmative action;
that
action
be
Bush
justices
eliminating judges
process affirma-
could also
justices.
Three
tion
significant
Court Chief Justice William
Latino. Not
the Court’s
currently
DENNIS BRACK/PHOTOGRAPHER SHOWCASE
white
a
could have
Roe
case
landmark
9 p.m. in
of The
on
politically
the
“If there
the
meetings —one Room
a
decisions.
added.
Court ruled five
Similarly,
members will also
Canon
many
two
select
O’Connor,
oppose it.
from student initiatives.
Community
influence
in
from De-
to
than
justices
new
overturned
and
determine what
other
four in favor of abortion
officials
schools,
will
on
The
called the Gulf Coast Task Force—from various
two
the
[to replace O’Connor].”
a woman
important
av-
for vic-
he has
Monday
of
swing
major
minority, especially
stance, Student
for
call
a
replace
to
someone
The
ings
to
ways
that
judge
De-
know
[on Roberts].”
president
male,” Chemerinsky
mas-
brainstorming
are
President
services
currendy
the
so,
they
“I think the pressure is
tims of the hurricane. Vice
“And
vote
eral of the Court’s
campus.
Administrators
organizing
they
for the
mocrats
being
along
has also started
relief efforts
Duke’s
demand
select
begin assessing
U.S. Gulf Coast and
nate
mocrats
may
nomination,”
next
Chemerinksy choice before
state.
Katrina
damage
the
on
said.
95 other health officials drawn
workers
efforts,
by
week,
rotating
are
com-
the Court.
on
the pressure
estimated six
an
would
conservative in-
long-term
who is known for her
from around the
sive
for
bench
“The nominationof Roberts puts all
Duke offi-
area on a
volunteers
University’s
by
As
fluence
weeks.
seven
his
director of Duke’s
treating patients
The
next
the
several decades; the selection of
right-wing justice
help.
replaced
early
cials will remain in the basis
be
tenure,
who is 50 years on
serve
plement
will remain in the
and
personnel
Duke
other
team
five-person
for
presidential
said.
another
responded
for
1
page
of Bush’s
likely
will
spend
the
from
approved, Roberts,
old,
Carolina Office of Emer-
Management request
gency
personnel
and emergency medical
nurses
DUHS Trauma Center, who to
near
Miss
Gulfport,
included
COURT
1
of five DUHS medical
a
CHRONICLE
6,2005
'Women and
Sepcmiity
in
Tkc Clristian Tradition
220
TTH
Wednesday, September
Gray
7
Clark
& ■■
(jtKcltr Ik
%S
MW
:05,
Thursday, September
ray
OtjdgfeK
10.00am
L
t:O5,
r__T]
228
dj-
220
fK
the
Middle East and in
Bryan Center
The Graduate School / Office of Research
Support
/ Duke
University Center for International Studies / Center for
Gray
Latin American & Caribbean Studies
10,
Siral) Christians
-
Need
Prasad
Performance
Canon C
Gray
T
PtindKism: Tcpct, 'Practices
pm
TTH
Von
ojtfyuliei
1.00
-
8
MWF
Exchange Sigma
319
Gray
Van
Rompay
Service
/ German Academic
(DAAD) / Department of State / AAUW7
Xi / National Institutes of Health / National
Foundation
/
Foreign Language
the 'United State:
& Area Studies /
Science
Fulbright
Fulbright-Hays "iqp ***
4*
Sixtihio
treaty
eoul
220
Note: There will be
a
different
agenda
each
day.
***
Gray
Kort
For
more
information:
684-6454
or
nancy.robbins@duke.edu
w
,
tJsUmc
CLKci EtljCf
Sponsored by
016 A/B Franklin Center
Duke (Junior
and Senior
seminar)
Moosa
University
The Graduate School and
Center for International
Studies
/
THE
CHRONICLE
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 20051
The Nicholas Mark
Exp erience
your calendars! The Adventure
begins here...
Hike with Us! Join
us
for
Carolina. A over
a
day
at Stone Mountain State Park in North
magnificent 600-foot granite dome
forests of chestnut oak, red
Learn
more
maple
and
towers
hickory.
about majoring in Environmental
Sciences/Policy,
and Earth and Ocean Sciences.
K
NICHOLAS
SCHOOL
OF
ENVIRONMENT
AND
SCIENCES
DUKE
EARTH
THE
UNIVERSITY
9
10ITUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
THE
6,2005
a
KATRINA
from page
1
mile from her Metairie home. “I’m
to
pay
thing than
progress New
starting
that
work
of the
height The
news
waited in miles and
to
to
tures,
came as
of a
to
briefly scoop
see
up
shoes
kind
of
get
said
opened
at
20 feet
to
the
lapping
lawn
take her
their flooded homes,
hoped leave
wedding
other
pic-
flood
sobbed Diane
retired
get
water
no
but
can
Dempsey,
from
a
closer than the
iPod®
water
able
iPod®, new
•
•
meet Bose.
being
“It
to
have
And let the
Penn—launched
door boat and air search of the
vivors,
they
miliar
were
running
obstacle:
trapped
has been
her
Superintendent WJ. Riley.
to
she
things
forced
ing
here for them and
replace
baby photos,” those.” his
Nagin upticked
death toll in his
es-
unreason-
Nagin
were
comes
music
said the
force residents it
was
detail
10,000.”
room-filling sound of the
want
to
no
taking one
such
city
step.
Docking
Simple, quick
Infrared remote control not
basic iPod®functions
so
digital
connection
-
no
music
so
players
adaptors
or
it
can
out
systam.
be
ready
can
portable
that have dock connectors
a
use.
on
cables needed.
only adjusts the SoundDoclT system's volume,
you
for
operate the system from almost
but also controls
anywhere
in the
room.
Now available @
lower level,
Bryan
Center
www.dukestores.duke.edu/cpustore Duke
Univer/ity
684-8956
Computer Store
Department of Duke University Stores®
for them
05a-113l
another effort of
with rifles confronted
10,000
some
to
me,”
said
weeping came
sim-
engage
authority
to
did, however,
tactic: Water will
his
were
front
going
tried
at
give
make
to
Thomas,
“That dude
porch.
not
scarce
and
that
shoot
to
Leonard
my head.” his
sure
name,
that
understood that food and
becoming
their
sobbing.
One officer, who did team
at
section of New Or-
23-year-old
on
the
water
disease
is
could
begin spreading. With almost lice force
looting.
one
armed
team
brothers
and stuck the gun dead
two men
who
people
to
“encouragement,”
two
Uptown
thought they
said his
but didn’t say if
He
iPod experience.
cradle holds iPod® and iPod mini
Police
their homes—back
had the
heavy-handed
Bose® SoundDock™ system deliver
said
as
to evacuate
that
city
out
Louisiana State Police SWAT
leans, leaving
Deputy
city,
be handed
leave.
damaged
“There is noth-
leave
In a
to
home in the
that this
reason
hanging
in criminal activities,
city
NBC’s
telling
wouldn’t be
digital
not
while others .
fa-
jobs, nothing.”
left in the
were
did
ply
no
a
longer
been
who estimated fewer than
Riley,
to
said
destroyed,”
stay —no food,
to
in
no
refuse
“I
people
her
boat
had
sur-
leave.
from a
for
against
up
week
a
to
“We have advised
to
even
door-to-
a
city
who
People
than
more
and
individuals—including
private
Sean
people
in. Bose sound
goes
water
of
across
for
list of
a
SoundDock™system charges the iPod® while it is docked,
the bottom. •
waiting
thousands,
merely
The Bose® SoundDock™
•
gone
inches
my kids’
probable
“Today” show,
line
a
ride
a
overjoyed
was
before
just get
bands
homes yet refused
she made
salvage
timate of the
lieutenantcolonel
Army
Jack Rabito,
home that had
Dastugue
In New Orleans,
nobody
unless I
again Wednesday.
“If I
cherished
built these houses
people
some
imagined this,” who could
to
today
who waitedfor
stopped just
in,
As law enforcement officers
going
there, any-
gutters.
she said. “You can’t
“A lot of these
59-year-old
gear,” owner
added
As she stood
doorstep.
Parish
mementoes.
anticipating
but
soaked and
inside
find that floodwaters had
deep.
Jefferson
the
to
back
me
actor
getting
bar
Katharine
that stretched for
cars
get
visit his one-story
the
flooded 80
to
do.”
to
scuba
some
61-year-old
earlier,”
many of the 460,000
suburban
line of
baby
Nagin
hurricane and
percent of the city up
residents
the
expected
Mayor Ray break, which
the
on
make
to
I kind of
Orleans
I have
“I won’t be
swamped.
“We’re
someone
CHRONICLE
third of New Orleans’ po-
a
in
missing
action,
a
caravan
of law
enforcement vehicles, emblazoned with blems from
across
the nationand blue
flashing, poured
into the
lish order
city’s
on
the
city
to
anarchic
help
em-
lights estab-
streets.
September 6,2005 CALLING IT QUITS
•2ft?
ftft
Ip, Ilf
ftftfcfti'ft'''
■■
THE "GREATEST OF ALL TIME"
■■
RETIRES AFTER 20 SEASONS PAGE 13
FOOTBALL
FSU tackles
special
teams curse Ralph Russo
by
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Sometimes
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.
nally caught After six
break
a
straight
Florida State fiMiami.
against years
of
frustrating
fin-
ishes, the Seminoles (1-0, 1-0 in the ACC) found
sports dont
vals
some
when
botched
goal
a
good
their ri-
against
Hurricanes
short,
the
in
fortune
the
(0-1,
closing
minutes
Florida
of
State’s 10-7
make
MIAMI
7_
sense
heads and letes
Take for
example
who left Duke
just
6.3
year
college
to earn an
they
early 4.3
rebounds but still
NBA
his life starts
the
at
this
is
less and didn’t
earn a
win,
where he shut the other But
those
although
next two are
Just
finally been
including
a
called “Homes
spired by
his
the clock
or
the line of
the
of
Warrick Dunn
them,”
duty
in
buying
provides single
fully-furnished
her
never
own
Dunn
February 2005,
by
like
us,”
out
of timeouts, No.
needed
its first
to
victory
run
out
over
the
a
a
lot of them but
not
improved
all to
Miami with FSU.
series
that
has
Miami
seen
countless
Florida State decide
goals by
missed
get off the biggest
and
two one
couldn’t
of the game.
of Miami’s
kicking
woes.
“That sounds like us.”
real-
Florida State fense
new
received
and
them from
Bowden said.
Bobby
simply
Bowden said
it,”
(170
total
overcame
yards)
nine sacks and
cial
plays.
then
teams
its
with
registered
the Walter Payton Award for NFL Man of the Year in
Peat-
“That sounds like Florida State doesn’t
In-
home,
mothers with
houses.
even
who died in
1993 and
coach
them
said Bowden, who
against
games,
foundation
Holidays.”
from
one
stealing
“It made up for
out.
12-19
his
giving
never
a
and
Hurricanes since 1999.
six
strange, these
single mother,
ized her dream of Dunn
back
through
pile,
stole
to secure
missed field
for
dropped
the kick.
With No. 9 Miami
ridiculous;
running
charity
try
14 Florida State
In
Atlanta
to
“We
of
season
Warrick Dunn
runs
Monroe
“It’s about time.”
Roger
two runs
team
are
chance
they’ve
per
man-
15 of his 28
he allowed
a
Florida State
the
of 43. In
age
tie
contract.
pitching
season,
Brian
rolled back into the
averaging
Or how about, Houston Astro
Clemens, who
But holder
accom-
career,
by
Miami stalled with about 2:30 left.
Randolph,
after
28-
a
drive
81-yard
19-play,
a
up for
low snap that bounced off his hands Shavlik
and
points
game in his
aged
a
how
or
after
yarder
our
feat.
specific
a
shaking
us
what certain ath-
wondering
thinking
were
plished
leaves
Peattie
Jon lined
sport
victory
Monday night.
Fib
FSU
Often
0-1) field
potential game-tying
own a
inept
of-
defense that
some
solid
spe-
Both Florida State’s Drew Weatherford GARY W.GREEN/KRT
SEE STRASSER ON
PAGE
14
The Seminoles'Kyler Hall sacks Miami
quarterback Kyle Wright,
one
of nine on the
night
for Florida State.
SEE FSU WIN ON PAGE
WOMEN'S GOLF
Garcia-Estrada March
Patrick Byrnes
by
THE CHRONICLE
Former Duke
rare
golfer
Garcia-Estrada lost her month and
battle
passed
with
was
our
was
just golf.
was
honest
ing
to
to
that she
effect
a
on
he wants fans to praise him for his football skills.
degree
than
lot of heart
touch
had
a
people. and
so
cleans-
the entire team.”
graduate after
ABELL/ZUMA
models, said
part
coach
more
outspoken
London
her Warrick Dunn, one ofthe NFL's best role
head
She had
so
was
said. “Her contri-
The 2003
PAUL
Spain.
she will be
much
and she loved She
and
missed,”
Dan Brooks bution
at
and
moved
diagnosed
deadly
traveled
to
Many
lungs,
Duke
di-
in
hospital
golfers visit
to
Europe
Garcia-Estrada
home in
a
can-
and ribs. Brooks and
former
many
with
form of
that attacked her
London
family,
dearly
aphragm
24.
“I love Maria, she of
cer
eight-
cancer
her home in Tenerife, She
Maria
Saturday
away
was
and
24 passes away at age
both
her
room
and
said
that
Spain. of
them
while her contributions on the
golf
course
were
Garcia-Estrada
people
with her
humor and
erosity
substantial,
touched
great
of
tremendous gen-
toward others.
“Even
at
the
end she
still Maria,” former
Leigh
more
sense
was
teammate
Once the 2000 ACC Freshman of the Year, Maria Garcia-Estrada
completing this
past
COURTESY OF DUKE
Anne Hardin said. “She
SEE ESTRADA ON PAGE
16
away
tragically Saturday
after
an
eight-month
battle with
NEWS
passed
cancer.
16
12ITUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2005
THE CHRONICL <E
“It
was
we’re not
Sack Record
a
oh and
Andre Woodson
Kentucky quarterback record six times,
HOW THE ACC FARED Duke
Jim
L @
(0-1),
No. 22 B.C. Clemson
No. 12 FSU
W
W @
Ga. Tech (1-0) W @
No. 8
vs.
Auburn, Navy,
@
New head coaches
Miami,
10-7
23-14
Three of the most
No. 23
(0-1)
L
vs.
Virginia (0-1)
Va.
vs.
Tech, 20-16
vs.
Vandy,
Mich,
31-19
and
Spurrier.
current
the road to
upset
vs.
No. 3 Tenn (1-0) W
vs.
No. 4 Mich
vs.
vs.
former
(1-0) W
Carolina coach Steve on
just try
and I
pret-
to protect
usually
end up
the bail.”
Michigan receiver
Jason Avant,
ON PLAYING WITH SOPHOMORE QB CHAD
Henne
Pittsburgh.
Georgia
Tech traveled to Alabama to knock
16 Auburn 23-14. In Death
60-3
to eek out
a
25-24 Jad
off No.
Valley, Clemson
victory Dean
over no.
nailed his
man-
17 Texas school-
f
17-10
NIU, 33-17
record sixth field onds left
on
goal
of the game with two
vs.
actually
was
kid
out,
looked up
and
chewing
and
then
saw
I
just
so
listened
chewing
stopped
him out.”
Florida coach Urban
the clock.
and
then I went back
...
ATMOSPHERE AT THE
Sl/VAMP
Meyer,
on the
DURING HIS FIRST
GAME AS HEAD COACH
vs.
N. Texas
Miami (OH),
New Vick, Same Va. Tech In
his first
34-14 Ball
St., 56-0.
career
start at
“The
quarterback,
Marcus
Vick, NFL star Michael Vick's little brother, did just
enough were
to win.
not
stunning,
not turn the ball field
position
was
his
Though Vick
over
ran
in
a
108
for 31
tight
yards passing more
and did
game, in which
i
every-
body swaying to ‘We Are the
Boys’
to sec-
TCU
vs.
myself
catching
“I
La.-Laf
UAB,
(0-0) Postponed
W
did
hard. I
some
No. 2 Texas (1-0) W
No. 10 lowa (1-0)
as
won,
Upsets
A&M when kicker
No. 9 Ohio St.
South
No. 23
aged
No. 6 LSU
Meyer
Charlie Weis and Notre Dame went
No. 1 USC (1-0) W @ Hawai’i, 63-17
(0-1) L
ty
24-20
HOW THE TOP 10 FARED
No. 5 Okla
head coaches
NC St, 20-16
ACC
(1-0) W
DCF
“Chad throws the ball new
prominent
Urban
23-20
W vs.W
No. 7 Va. Tech (1-0) W Wake (0-1) L
Steve
do well
delivered wins for their teams this week. Florida
Gator NC State
over
”
on his team's 24-15 victory
Spurrier,
hold off the Wildcats 31-24.
head coach
Maryland (1-0) W
South Carolina
the No. 12 Cardinals
helping
coach
BYU, 20-3
TAMU f 25-24
vs.
(1-0), W
school
could’ve
we
dadgum thing.
24-21
ECU,
(1-0),
(1-0),
a
lost the
we’re
to sit down and cry
going
about it because Louisville defensive end Elvis Dumervil sacked
night, but
tough and
one
those
people
ing myself, be
who
mistakes, are
made
includ-
going
to
punished.” N.C. State
Oliver Hoyte,
senior linebacker
on his team's 12 penal-
ty PERFORMANCE
crucial. —Compiled by
Andrew Yaffe
THE
CHRONICLE
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
sportsbriefs Field
Hockey
Duke
donated
team
raise
$l,OOO
over
women’s
and friends
family
for the Red Cross
in by
the wake of Hurricane Katrina. “The caused
devastation
really Beth
Bozman.
wanted
it
“Immediately,
do whatever
to
the victims. This is
Katrina
could
we
not a ton
of
DENVER
said head
home,”
to
help
to
dinner and have
road
squad’s
trip
Hen Classic this Duke
covered
at
tween
has also
gates
home
every
athletic
10 and Oct. will be
points
paired
set
up
the
at
each of these athletic
to
contest
1. Red Cross
draft
be-
tions
Two-sport athlete Reggie Love
was
cut from the
After ball
Shull collect
leading
team
a
to
2-1
record
the
at
Jenny
Ali
sophomores
Shull
named
were
Toumament Team announced The
Blue
State 3-1
falling
Devils
to
and she also
our
coach On
This
season-
Hausfeld the
to
All-
Monday.
defeated
hitters
the
over
posted
good
decisions
the
2005
which Southern
Saturday,
Duke
the
will
to
Duke
open
Cowboys
Shull
show
Former
starred,
your
cut
by
Devil
who
the Dallas
The
cameras,
MP3
it's your time
receiver as
he
Love
attempted
Packers
Cowboys Aug.
as
a
to
were
For your chance
to
connectivity
is. That's
to
make
the
why
we
offer reliable,
win
a
www.usb.org/usbrocks.
Hi-Speed certified
the USB
USB
more.
When
logo.
digital camcorder,
Implementers
Forum
was
to
season
Green
receiver.
connect, look for the certified USB
provided by
cap-
30.
instant connection for
visit
Information
a
attempting
linebacker. Last
products give you players, PDAs, printers, joysticks and
to
of
out
Bay
this
day,”
emotional news
an
team
never
see
headquarters.
did
of
season
see
a
first-round
tiny Mississippi
Valley
the
most
career
recep-
receiving (197). as
things He
and
the
by
the
a
it
made the slave
a
to
workout
was
the
biggest
details, a
a
good
junkie
during
public
many
a
a
in
Denver
short
people
that
that
meeting
announcement.
standing
he’s the
”
and
can
led
the three
to
Bowl
Super
Joe
over-
it.
Rice
and
no-
accuse
helped
titles make
Montana
Steve
and look
Young
Jerry Rice
great. He mastered
of
turning
short catches into
His work ethic
and attention
things
gave
ceivers
someone
an
entire to
The
to
the
generation
look up
career
long gains. little
of
re-
to.
How detail oriented was he? Shanahan said
teammates
opinion,
game
Shanahan of
both
fans and his peers, Rice told
retiring
my
to
the West Coast offense and made a
numbers,
that
was
Broncos gave him “Not
play
body
out.
short-time was
and
of commitmentand
It’s time for that
anyone like
route-running precision,
Revered
ever
in
why,
player
greatest
stating
leaves the field with 38 NFL
much
held after his wide
also served
Cowboys
safe connections. Certified USB
digital
may
guy off the field and in
his
Love
no
Blue
he
master
at
compete
tain of last season’s basketball team,
head
the tournament,
Broncos
1985,
impression.
he
convert
special
in
Cornell and
Trust it to USB.
We know how
team
Invitational,
Methodist,
UNC-Charlotte
Reggie Love,
digs.
said.
digs during
and
Friday
Rice.
to
Cameron Indoor Stadium.
the three match-
defensive line
53
19 in the team’s loss
McNeese
15 kills and 22
offensively,”
Jolene Nagel
recording
hosts
host Rice. Hausfeld led the of-
“Ali made very up
including
and Sacramento State 3-0 before
3-0
fense with 122 assists es,
way
volley-
ever
42-year-old receiver,
as
said. “That’s
sensa-
(1,549), yards receiving (22,895)
But
honors
Crowne Plaza Rice Invitational this
opening
past weekend, and
tourney
the Duke women’s
end his
to
after 20
type
son,” Broncos head coach Mike Shanahan
49ers
touchdowns
Dallas Cowboys Aug. 30.
Hausfeld,
at
records, including
entrance
events.
I’d
Monday during
pick
State in
col-
quits
again.
The
dona-
Rice
Jerry
that
spend
that type of commitmentin the off-sea-
debate,
thought
And the NFL
up with
better than
no
seasons.
never
conference
Rice
accepting
way for
no
give
for the Denver Bron-
he called it
so
Rice said
the
on
Delaware for the Blue
to
University
Sept.
lection
“I
own
past weekend.
the Red Cross and will be tions
meals
was
career,
donated money that would
ordinarily
It
cos.
but tional
for their
paid
records
greatest receiver of all
the fourth receiver
we
money,
The
time realized he would be
certainly helps.” The student-athletes
Eddie Pells
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Hurricane
hit close
coach
reception
leader Rice steps away
field
money and collect-
ed contributions from to
2005113
aids Katrina victims
Members of the
hockey
NFL’s all-time
from staff reports
6,
Rice
insisted
handed assistant who threw to
the
when
receivers the
be
replaced
49ers switched
the
practice with
from
the
rightpasses a
lefty
right-
handed Montana to the left-handed Young.
ovation. own
all
the
SEE RICE ON PAGE
14
THE CHRONICLE
14ITUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2005
Michael
STRASSER
from
page
11
It
The had
already
set
up 52 families with
homes
new
Dunn made some
“I’ve had All
care.
field.’ I n’t
people need
me.
My
Whether the
are
model his
frustrating a
else
yards
in
out
where
things
a
game,
and it does-
vital part of the offense. understand
that.
I
were
and ask the deeds
culture
much
too
They
cap,
the
want
a
ericks,
driven
is
driven
a
over
role
great
for the
thick
Dunn should
image
necks never
and
has
the NBA
to
salary few
a
players,
playing
with
where he used
out
like that.
Not bad for
a
paying
$51.8 M it
the
team
salary
For the Mav-
tax.
taxes, since Dallas is well
to
flexibility
star,
to
was
Miami,
joining
or
with
sign
Finley
in
Shaq
crusty
the
including
Sacramento
will receive their entire
lot of money. The minute of
the
saves
sick of
the NBA
cap.
lucky
will also have the
of
leave
to
brand
a
San Antonio season.
are
over
dollar in
the NBA in
re-
one-time amnesty
a
that
teams
an extra
pay
pay
to
on
remaining
signed
million a to
will
Finley
the three
For every dollar
tax.
to
old.
defending champion
in response
Kings’ Doug Christie,
jock
come
by
Dallas Mavericks
32-year
contract, and he also
paying Finley
the
So
—
stop talking about
to
good
by
dynamics
room
Hearing
public
can’t be
media coverage
by
locker
for the
million from
the
comes
luxury
team
Finley. the
by
31 for around $2.5
move
clause offered
want
$51.8
with
Aug.
on
The
waived
good
of his Dallas
Spurs
to
seem
On the field, I
me.
just downright depressing.
come
don’t
people
of the great guys off the
for
—perhaps
straps. A guy like Warrick and say
years
would have
comments
philanthropic
sports,
the Associated
know.”
by something
they
one
teammates
to
but
games,
‘He’s
rush for 150, 160
That’s
whole world
or
big
say is,
understand I’m
to
comments to
new contract
some
they
can
matter.
startling
be Michael
to
was
but life is
ceive all of the
24.
Aug.
be nice
veteran
Aug. 16,
So, where could this lead?
Press
Finley
must
veteran
good
returning
coming
for
a
he had the choice
cut
the
and
salary
teams
SPECIAL
Phoenix
to
reigning champions.
MichaelFinley
off knee
amnesty
surgery.
“I’d
noon
-
THE
CENTER
recalled
Rice
“He said, 'I
I don’t
looking
want
Franklin Center
clear the end
He
still
at
topical weekly
The
Center
noontime series
in
Last
be
spring,
journalists,
Events
artists, and
informally about
his
leaders
their work in
speak
conver-
by: John Hope Franklin
there
ing
titude, Duke
John
University's
Franklin
Hope
Center Center
Stafford
Berry,
and
coordinated
the
by
John
Artistic Director, African American Hope
Franklin Humanities Institute, all
Dance Ensemble
coached
by
Response
to
in the
series
are
free and
open
the Case of Jailed to the
public.
A
light
lunch
is served.
No
reservations
are
necessary,
and
About
was
no
Sep
14
Presented
Duke
by: Franklin Humanities
institute and
Department of Theater
are
to
cover
Medical
parking
Center
move
shape
caused
comerbacks
string
When Watts
a
peting
for
and
in
“I
think if
ing,” Young
to
be
a
University
JOHN NOPE
Bards in Blackface: Minstrelsy in the U.S. and
good
somebody
Department
of
Religion
Religion, Duke University;
a
a
21st
al-
season.
spot. a re-
from third- and fourthreceiver
a
who
finished
in four preseason games. was
back down
bumped
After the fipreseason game.
would
No.
a
give
on a
in
burning
4,
at
best,
com-
as
him the
play-
that’swhat he said.
and this is
it could be.
opportunity
team, he’d still be
him,
straight shooter,
situation
to
an
This is
probably
one
of the
when he to
was
grateful
finally
for the last few years of his
took the blinders off and
the fans who chanted his
“There
to
are
optimistically
opportunities
out
paid
ca-
atten-
name. on
his life
there. I’ll
like I did football, with determinationand
Franklin
as
ra-
end.”
Rice said he looks
Leela Prasad, Assistant Professor of Ethics and Indian
Religions, Department
mile-high
a
closer look showed
a
Rice
receiver
said. “It’s still
Rice said he reer,
tion
of
of
come
by: Franklin Humanities
Institute and
the
for
tional, reasonable ways you would think it would have
FRANKLIN
1928
CENTER Presented
familiar
time with youngsters Charlie Adams
top-three
“But Mike is
Sep
winning
camp, he moved ahead of
practice, yards
a
was
and Todd Devoe.
provided.
Daniel Foster, Assistant Professor oflheater Studies,
to
stating
spot. to
ready
separating
improved,
playing
today
the U.K., 1765
memo
the Broncos, know-
roster
a
stir, but
chart in the third
depth
with
Denver’s No. 3 receiver
with four catches for 24
Studies
Duke
and
big-play
career.
with
team
adjusting
halfway through training to
a
nale, Shanahan told Rice he’d be decks
Seattle.
season
of the
traces
league-wide
signed
trouble
Rice looked in
That
costs in the
parking
Oakland,
to
last
with whom Rice
guaranteeof
early
some
Darius Watts,
the vouchers
catch
a
fit:
great
a
Journalist Mumia Abu Jamal: Video Presentation and Discussion
to
But it became
when the Raiders
season
out a
a man
ceiver who had trouble events
An Artistic
went
midseason trade
a
yards
agent put
and comfortable. So Rice
sation with those who attend. Hosted by
Presented
to
with Rice
up
often earlier in his
so
editors.
After
Sep
in
ever
young guys
that the GOAT—the Greatest Of All Time—was available.
tradition,
September
the
at
looking
seasons.
touchdowns, showing
Denver looked like scholars,
distinguished
last
near
14.3
he flashed
capability Wednesdays
which
three
spent
10 receivers
top
Rice
Francisco,
prompting
averaged
scored three
University
a
of these
any
fairly productive
might
him out,
phased
is
film. I’m
at
time did catch
Inevitably, though,
& InternationalStudies
Duke
what
'Jerry,
who
catch me.’”
For
interdisciplinary
I said,
Shanahan,
in the AFC and the
where he had three
Hope
salary.
San Francisco’s offensive coordi-
as
was
After 16 years with San
John
CHRONICLE
underthe NBA's one-time
One time,
upstairs.
doing?”’
the NFC.
Room 240
him
see
10 receivers
top
1:00 pm
by the Mavericks
THE
13
page
coaching
nator.
12:00
from
you
years
waived
clause but will still collect the remainderof his
RICE
are
was
TO
post-football
approach pride,”
them
he said.
Seminar Fellow A
Diaspora
on
Display: Curating
American Exhibition in the
City
an
of
Indian 2204
Erwin Road
Brotherly (Corner
Love
of Trent Drive & Erwin
Durham, NC Phone: (919)
Sep
28
Presented
by: Information Science
Road)
27708 668-1901
+
Information Studies For directions to the
Jonathan Sterne, Associate Professor, Department of
visit
available
Art
History
and Communications Studies, McGill
for the
Duke
to
Pod?:Histories of Transmission
Digital Age (This
is
in the Duke Medical Center
University parking
From Broad
Center,please
wwrw.jhfc.duke.edu. Parking
decks
on
Erwin
Road
and
Trent Drive.
talk is also part of the
University Podcasting Symposium)
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE
Jerry
Rice holds 38 different NFL
records, including
tions, receiving yards and receiving
touchdowns.
most career
recep-
THE
CHRONICLE
CLASSIFIEDS
STUDENT COURIER
ANNOUNCEMENTS
RESEARCH
GREAT
Looking
POLYCYSTIC
TEXTBOOKS! Search click!
24
bookstores
Shipping
taxes
calculated.
matically
more?
pay
and
1
Need
Why We
with
LATE NIGHT
been
restaurant, 11pm-3am. Restaurant
Anotherthyme 109
Bar,
blocks
N.
MAY have
1)
with
the
PCOS
periods,
and
hair,
or
This
overweight
not
3)are
acne
2
St.,
Gregson
IF YOU:
irregular
excess
from
of
YOU
diagnosed
2)have
Ovary
study
PCOS.
BE ELIGIBLE
PARTIES
healthy
Polycystic for
of
causes
will
be
8
an
919-682-
East,
week
research
with
study
four
5225. visits
to
UNC-CH
including FALL 2005
Up
House Course
tact
for
For
please
con-
OUT
TOPICS
THE
OFFERED
Course
2005.
at
link
also
House
located
trinity/
Course webthru
Bartenders -
$35
Needed!!!
per hour.
synopsis
is
Job
about SOCCER
101
at
Card
West
for
Meet
in
Earn
Practices M&W or
at 7168
person
Ninth
Fun!
to school
back
our
WORK STUDY &
African
919.302.3148.
TIME
NANNY
needed for two 2
and
Durham
and
offer
ible
hours.
ing
with
Duties
include
students
to
NEEDED
various
projects, light
and
Iyr
FT
Child
old children.
an hour.
study
Professional
for
self-
Transportation
need-
(near
in
cam-
and
Tuesdays
on
from
Must
ble).
3:00-6:00 would
Ml T/ Th/ F.
on
pick-ups
have
transport.
own
flexible
weekend
Friends
to the
and
School home
girls’
afternoons. Car
per-hour.
in
occasional
and
$15.00
references
required.
919.528.4225
SWEET
SITTER?!
10-4
have
flexi-
(hrs
experience
and
references.
help
Close
to
must
required.
483-4036.
DRIVER
Seeking sweet, playful, sitters.
funloving wkday
OR
Flex,
wkend.
hours,
Must
trustworthy, responsible est.
2
need
AFTERSCHOOL NEEDED
Part-time,
schedule
Duke.
children,
Car
ed.
but
and
sometimes
for the
sitting just
be
& hon-
1
references
year
need-
919.403.0841
house-
light
Non-smoker,
keeping.
every
available
include
Carolina travel
old.
Call
required.
Approximately
Must be
Creedmoor,
yr
NEEDED
home
black-
seeks
and
care
and
pay
scheduling.
919.676.0774
child
with
experience
per-week,
3
Must have
References
Durham
pus),
family
relaxed
good
diabetes. hours
and
drop-off/ pick-up.
CHILDCARE
Thursdays
with with
with
care
DOMESTIC ASSISTANT
atmosphere
about/
knowledge
919.824.5491
w/infants
a
is diabet-
9)
someone
hour.
Materials
in
14 and
prefer
errands. Call
or
chil-
of the two
required.
Mondays
on
for school
our
now
work
would
is
help
school-age
younger
references
919.260.9942
tuition
The
from
ed. call:
JOBS
for work
two
for
who to
919-572-5340.
$lO
help-
the
work,
flex-
good pay,
the
CHILD CARE
looking
creative
individual
on
Thursdays, $l2/
transportation
SITTER
WORK STUDY
Center is
looking
immediately
girls (ages ic;
certification,
Amen
Afr.
to
CARE
is
experienced,
an
and sensitive available
months)
and
flixible
Education
for
15
Studies
Position(s)
Science
CHILD
professor
Nanny
in
girls
14
7:3oam-4:3opm.
and acids
676-0774
(919)
If
from
Make
Call
People!
call
to
way
money!
to
do
possibly
PART-TIME Folklore
Work
mor@duke.edu.
priority.
4:15-
T&Th,
in
$2O
3-13.
ages
PART
needed and
during
and
year
daily.
other week. Waitstaff.
steege@biochem.duk.eedu
Hill
Chapel
West
CAFE
Part-time
Street.
clerical
COACHVolunteer
teams
BLUE CORN
solutions,
10-20
week
per
an easy
-
extra
Tuesdays
Duke
nucleic
a
lab.
BARTENDING Have
special!
needed
Youth
for
the
major
biochemical
great
some
(age
Full-time
www.cocktailmixer.com coaches
Historic
St,
W.
Village.
Apply
tasks
704
Union
from the
chemistry
miles
Waitstaff.
at
person
Morgan
for
stop by
educated.
dren.
IMMEDIATELY:
or
3:3opm. Requires
10
2:45-
reliable
care4boys@hotmail.com.
care
Office).
Biology
Kids are
CPR
NEEDED
about
interested
Part-time
in
Apply
placement
top
our
RALEIGH’S SCHOOL.
WANTED!
office
at
pays
684-5140
Money!
ES
more information or
will
through
vary.
starting
Non-smoker,
afternoon
Monday
Ending time
needed
Durham.
or
TOSCA
reim-
684-3811
Building (across
Lynn:
to
14,
in
boys
2
transporting
and
Friday
earn
Work-study
Call
required.
Contact
lynn.eaton@notes.duke.edu
have
summer.
$
..
RAINBOW
bursement.
hours
$ BARTENDING
assistance
ACES.
on
must
mileage
+
8-
driving
Full-time
school
syllabi
available
site
HELP WANTED
House
and
M-F.
hrs/wk,
2
car,
12
Special
per
Position
car.
rate
hourly
in
660-5827.
Applicants own
12
Chapel
hours
Help kids,
car
Online
www.aas.duke.edu/ housecrs/.
their
and
(flexible)
research
Deadline;
descriptions
week.
lab
THIS
SEMESTER!!
September 9th,
Durham
needed
adver-
Library. $8.75/hr,
NANNY/ASSISTANT
6:45 M-F.
culture.
pop
ESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2005115
for
Needed
in histo-
fabulous
archives
tising
Collections
and
advertising
to
or
Transportation Help
activities
Department
microbiological media,
EXCITING
Registration
in
5-10
prepare
843-9235
Keili, (919)
Registration CHECK
Hill.
CHRONI-
Hospitals,
completion.
information
more
materials
with interests
Help organize
two-overnight stays.
$4OO
to
JOBS! reliable
enthusiastic,
marketing,
ry,
and
pick-up
2-3
students
lit-
a
2005
THE
Advertising
clients
seeking
are
fall
money
2006?
deliver
www.bookhq.com
to make
away
needs a student to
(PCOS)
Syndrome
the
CLE
auto-
Save!
for
extra
spring
SYNDROME
women
Rent
tle
OVARY
with
LIBRARY
STUDIES NEEDED
GET CHEAP
(
with
Responsible
excellent
and
own
driving
needed
car
children
port
student record
APARTMENTS FOR
to trans-
from school
RENT
near
919.403.3521 All
s:lspm.
big, small, happy,
Call
967-8797
fun-
twins
2nd
need
car;
919-260-8787
or
’O5-’O6
919-
tall, large-hearted, willing,
loving people qualify.
TUTOR
for
school & 6th
grade
year;
grader;
Immculata
Duke STUDENT ASSISTANT
need-
ed
lab
Hills
research
online
Register
at
rainbowsoccer.org.
CHILD
immunology protocols, TUTOR
919.967.8797
Duke
For Youth
Students
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
tors for teens
YOGA
will
On
date
CLASS
and
beginners
accomo-
intermedi-
ates.
Meets Tues/Thurs
4:05
Brodie
Rec
Center
Instructor
Campus.
2:50
East
John
as
is
seeking
tutors/men-
of the West End.
Campus,
Orr
s:lspm.
typing, transgenic and
lab
hrs.
Contact
for
Russell
care for
geno-
mouse
maintenance.
Must
Flexible
for P.
ferred.
lab
Want
and
PRICE
CAR
Well
worn
Runs
Wagon.
GREAT
-
'B3
well.,
Volvo
am/
bartenders
fm
in
Apply spm.
PT,
in
front
hosthours.
Tues-Fri.
person
South
Durham,
area
&
flexible
of
2-
Square
Super Target.
489-2848
tape player, call;
to
make
have
and
positions
available!
flexible
meet
ing
to
needs!
time.
w/
in a fun
full We
are
Immaculata
host-
Bartenders, ' waitstaff, for sale.
to work
esses
Approx. obo.
Very good
cond. Great for
around
getting
$2OOO
4K miles. Price:
Call
campus.
(919)593-4867
flexible set
in
a
high-energy FT/
bar & restaurant.
sport
hours.
Please
interview.
an
up
Club
Blvd.
FT,
call
to
Mon-Sat,
league.
SOCCER
FIELD
WANTED
489-5800.
Must
UNIQUE
WORK-STUDY
OPPORTUNITY with
the
inter-
known
AMERICAN
portation.
25
FESTIVAL.
be
kids
seeking
and
ADF
vated
individuals Good
port.
for
ence
Arts
skills,
Soccer
Call
prefer
coaching
Aerio 4
windows
and 4
changer, maint.
brand
best
miles,
Asking
offer. Email
nilol@gmail.com
or
nalicall
LEXUS
94
Dual
12”
Yokohamas,
High miles,
GS3OO
subs, bi-xenon, 55k
mi
on
engine. $7199 obo, slk blue
book!!
at
$9.00/
from
that
after school
you to
3:30
evening
919-967-8797,
6
pick
him
PM,
plus
month.
a
If
own
car.
call
Sally
ASAP.
boy. (we’d
up),
Must
one
have
interested, please Reeve
or
at
419-
1661.
in
environ-
hours
Mon.-Fri.
hour. Call
and
Exciting,
;s
Y<
to
are
Starting
Flights S44 0
IntrI
684-6402.
4 Aircrafts t Need
Cash?
Females
Change? between matic
$25
Ready
1 |
to
haircut.
new
12CD. rebuilt below
mssB@duke.edu
ects
in
for dra-
www.cash4hair-
senior
genomics biology
students.
or
STUDY for
proj-
junior
or
information.
_»se
fr I
>m
C
Experienced,
I
mmitted Full Time Instruct
Private Pilot Gift Certificates
•
Specializing
•
instrument
Rental
•
Rating
Scenic Rides
•
for 13
to
Empire
Aviation
•
Training
years
Lakeridge Airport
Falls of the Neuse Lake
Durham,
NC
•
•
off
1-85,
15 min from Duke
•
exit
>rs
Ground School
in Private & Instrument
Flight Training
I
Photo
•
biochemistry
Respond
steege@biochem.duke.edu for more
Clr
Paid
$400.00
INDEPENDENT
I r
for
cut.com cash@cash4haircut.com
(919)624-3504 WHITE
10am-6pm,
busy
office
fun
a
experi-
on
interested
tires,
new
34k
condition.
or
power
and
Our
for
6-disc
locks,
records.
excellent
$9,750
Wagon.
SX
door, AWD,
ment.
responsible,
pre-
self-moti-
Management.
5:30
six-year-old
Once a week
trans-
i
Suzuki
Automatic,
2003
hands
-
times,
WANTED.
a
baby-sitter
dynamic
for office sup-
those
informal CAR!
seeking
w/access
students
families.
Easy
UNC
and
pool
Excellent
graduate
Duke,
bath.
hallway
trails.
or
commute
and
for
young
RTF.
to
Ready NOW!
occupy
at
stgb@earthlink.net
$BOO.OO/month.
845.558.5145
FABULOUS
CONDO
183
680-8118
4
TUTOR / BABYSIT-
six
year
old
boy
needs
a tutor to
social
skills,
His
ments. needs
secluded
end
corner
4
up
ings
to
2
days
the
autism
help play,
for
teach
(including
attend year
someone
pick
with
exercise and
swimming)
old
appointbrother
and
out-
playground, library Tuesday,
museum.
pool,
unit,
other
days
on
your
or
call,
available
schedule.
but
depending
Please
goldcarin@yahoo.com,
919-451-3420
basketball
minutes or
setting, fireplace,
&
tennis,
from Duke. Graduate
professional
ABLE NOW! 623-6390
or
only.
$llOO/mo Cam
AVAILcall
Ed
419-6409
pre-school
a week
Thursday, Saturday preferred
ages,
919.967.8797
EXCELLENT
occassional
BABY-SITTER
depend-
reliable
is
them
New
neighborhood
walking
TRINITY attached
Campus. BA,
and
of all
919-260-8797 reliable
weekday
some weekend
and
hours,
refereeing experience
ferred. DANCE
and
attitude,
and
nationally
house-
919.536.4230
$lO/hour.
kind
organizational
jcc24@duke.edu
are
to
and
included.
neighborhood
to
A
10-12,
light
soccer,
other
We’re
Saturdays.
your
and
1-2
me
and
have
and
TER NEEDED
KIDS,
out with kids ages to
pm.
for
afternoons
able, good with
&
recreational
Approx.
weekday
if you
Quiet
Stove,
refrigerator
washer/dryer Storage.
pop-
-
TRINITY PARK
Mall) hang
Hill
Chapel
join
hours.
919.403.1174
well-behaved
2-spm,
Hills
Duke
OLDER
any-
Northgate
ASSISTANT
FOR SALE 250 cruiser
from
keeping, Tuesdays, .3:30
NOWHIRING
well
will
condition.
dishwasher,
BR/3BA,
HOUSE RAINBOW
to
afternoons
disney
My parents
references
to
Excellent
in
Subdivision.
Immaculata
Forest
home
minutes
twins
Thurs;
-
and cozy
viewing.
fun,
imagi-
walks
parties,
st,
transportation,
free 'O6
-
grade
5:30/6:00.
-
drive
MOTORCYCLE
GZ
’O5
Mon
grader;
School;
919-286-9199
VARSITY ALE
2nd
year;
6th
3:30
We time
in person
West
from
and
919.824.5491
2001
homework
for
2BR/2BA condo
Woodcroft
your schedul-
Apply
918
cash?
environment.
time
part
little
a
a week
days
friendly
(Across
919-824-5491
9th
ISO
girl
yo
student
compensate
evenings
OWN CAR
TUTOR; Help
Work 3-4
RELIABLE
DVD
RESTAURANT
NOWHIRING
FT/
nearby
own
TRIPPS
1/2
tea
play,
nary
pre-
plus
pay
References.
919.967.4200
and
application
SPARTACUS
esses.
experience
Generous
4
Duke
excellent
information. 919.536.4230
Waitstaff,
Adorable warm
S.
Lovely ular
girls,
N/
car.
gas.
E. 65.04.
AUTOS FOR SALE
doris.monica@duke.edu.
per week.
days
have
school
Register
school
year old twin
Childcare
Williams,
X7301.
phone 286-0411,
11
two to three
care,
russellw@houston.rr.com,
www.partnersfory-
outh.org
After
4-
Tuesdays/Thursdays -
and
biology
919.403.1174
Partners
CARE
home
VOLUNTEER
and Email
Wednesdays.
molecular information.
to
with
help
Forest
medical
St.
Mondays
area, in
School;
Watts
to
campus
mo
+
PARK to
house
550
washer/
(includes
sq.
dryer cable
$4OO deposit.
919.225.5997
Apartment near
ft.,
1
conn.
&
East BR/1
$4OO/
internet)
Available
now.
16ITUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2005
THE
GRAD
HOMES FOR RENT
STUDENTS / VISITING
PROF.
Furnished bath
private ADORABLE
porch
CAPE COD
2.58A
3BR,
1750
ft.
sq
kitchen
Minutes
from
Durham
with
therapy.
Regional
Near
Call
286-2285
hour.
8/1
massage
license
immediately.
Call
#
Melissa
1563. at 544-
5840
383-6703.
or
hospitals.
avail.
NC
East
$45/
avail,
Campus,
lot. and
Duke
$1,300 monthly,
included.
HANDS
micro. All
new
wooded
appliances, large
entry. HEALING
utilities remodeled
SERVICES OFFERED
screened
off street
private
-
with
room
and
Cable, small refrig., &
Newly
CHRONICL ,E
TICKETS
Call
ROOMMATE
919.824.2413
NEED MENS BASKET-
WANTED
BALL TICKETS HOUSEMATE
ROOM FOR RENT
Any Female
lovely, QUIET large speed
neigh,
pool.
Duke
long
$475
vate
BR,
and
Near
mo.
per
Southpoint.
Share
bath.
1
2 tickets.
or
Please
at
me
Urban@nbhn.net, 718.918. 3582
or
Xenia.
phone
or
me
at
718.622.7444
TRAVEL/VACATION
only,
distance
no
WANTED TO BUY
inc.
SPRING BREAK 2006!
great
home with
Kitchen
for
919.491.4899.
Travel
with
STS,
Student Duke
private
Looking
utilities.
471-2081
in
do;
Dec 7
prefer
2.5 bath
Woodcroft.
UNC
game will
for
and
alum
919.471.2081
Room
in
3
sought
kitchen,
10 miles to campus,
house!
furnished
Duke,
TV,
$3OO/mo
dogs.
roommate
home
high
Nonsmokers
util.unlimited
only
of
use
like
inc.
phone,
fridge,
son.
must
furn.
internet,
small
teen
WOODED SETTING
room
WANTED
pri-
priveleges.
929-6879.
student
looking
reasonably
priced
furniture
off-campus
for
Desk
and
small
couch,
chair,
Please call
new/
used
bed,
bookcase.
919-308-5153.
America’s
Tour
buy
house.
dresser,
small
Sim
to
Jamaica,
Cancun,
Bahamas,
Florida.
pus
reps.
Call
800-648-4849
#1
Operator.
Acapulco, Hiring
for
cam-
discounts:
or www.ststrav-
el.com.
DOUG BENC/GETTY
The
Hurricanes' Tyrone
Moss had 23 carries for 102
yards
in
second
FSU WIN
from page
Miami’s
their first
and, a
Kyle
Wright
collegiate
start
making
were at
team
victory
to
in
of
one
lead
to
foot-
college
defender to
The
for 67
Department
of Classical Studies
with
yards
freshman
moving
the
an
in the
pulled early shirt
was
but fellow red-
fourth,
Lee
had
either.
when he
until
the six
completed
passes and converted three third downs the
put
Hurricanes
in
the Seminoles’ hearts
Wright and
a
It
it
down
no
first-and-goal
a
registered
find out whether you've
for Professor Kontes’s CLST
Art/Archeology yet!
Be like
became
in
for
the 50th
to
it
starters
took
team
at
Wright
quar-
complete the
apparent
worked
including
two
dropped
guide
a
offenses two
and
another
five,
false
fast
through
his
problems, and
long
passes,
enough
a
to
touchdown drive in the
a
first-year
The
pick
set
Miami 29 and
help
from the first in-
Florida State
up
later
moments
the
1
Seminoles’ first the
left.
goal
10-0 lead in
a
by Wright.
bulled in from
and the
FSU
Gary
starter
field
grabbed
runs
pushed
start
23-yard
a
thrown
terception
After three
one.
a
Hurricanes
for
Cole-
7-0
a
the
at
James
lead TD
first-quarter since
FSU’s
last
win six years ago. Cismesia
made
tempt of his
career
minutes
the
much
later,
first
from 37 to
the
at-
field-goal
yards
out a
few
of the
delight
Seminoles fans, who have been crushed bad
kicks
Miami
against
they prefer 15
of 24
missed It
field
badly
goal
who made
a veteran
last
attempts
from 47 and 39 in the
turned
by
times than
more
remember.
to
Meanwhile, Peattie,
early interceptions
81-yard
an
the
at
yards
The Seminoles
was
almost nine
to
long night against
a
back
and furious defenses.
few
123 Greek
when either
for
it
first-time
two
terback. And minutes
calling to
leading up
to
got
ominous for Florida
even more
first-and-goal lost three
man
he
punt that left the Seminoles with
against
of Miami and Florida State
about the
Brad is
The
from the
quarter.
Most of the talk
meeting
Miami
set
position,
thing they’d capitalize.
sure
1 in the third
were
field
when
when Lawrence Timmons blocked
the first quarter, with
prime
three
seemed
from his line and receivers.
It looked
yards
ad-
weren’t
signs
Wright
making plays
Cismesia hooked
again.
when those units
even
Seminoles wasted
pass,
break
to
the defenses and spe-
to
their offenses with
was
to
touchdown pass.
cial teams, and
up
position
finished 16-for-28 for 232
came
help
State
better
of
capable
luck
no
10-
three-point
a
completed just
be
was
ca-
over
for Florida State.
good
interception.
He
first
make it
to
half time, but the
passes for 14 yards while
much
drive,
at
awful, going 7-for-24
Seminoles,
final Miami
Moore
Ryan
Weatherford had
Xavier
wasn’t
Wright
sophomore’s
34-yarder, zipped
a
Seminoles held
vantage
ball’s fiercest rivalries. Weatherford
was
7 Florida State.
quarterback
times, neither looked ready
at
TD pass
reer
The
quarter.
11
a
and
loss to the Seminoles.
Monday night's
out
be
to
a
good
season,
quarter.
omen
for
Florida State.
Brad and learn more about the Greeks
(dressing
like
one
not
ESTRADA
required).
“I from page
guess Maria
the
sky,”
victory.
Discover other worlds in classes such
was
and
CLST 53
brought CLST
to
you
117
brought
-
by
-
Greek
Professor Machemer
by Professor Woods
even
curious
History or
Ancient Myth in Literature
to you
of the
one
best
as:
see
and
didn’t
her.
I’m
she used team
feel
so
going
make
me
Sergio
Spaniard,
to
to
to
Garcia,
to
she
was
feel
met was
doing
sorry
for
remember how
smile and her whole
upbeat.”
her death, PGA standa
friend
dedicated his win
pean Masters
ever
her,
family
comfortable and
Shortly following out
my
people
want
always to
how
I’ve
people
when I last talked
to
was
watching
from
me
11
and
at
Garcia-Estrada.
the
fellow Euro-
about
Garcia said after his
“She has been
eight
lovely, caring that she’s
it
title
helped
cancer
unfortunately more.
She
and it’s such
a
for she
was
a
shame
gone.”
as
the
a
strong
won
the
freshman
Blue
Championship Her
any
person
Garcia-Estrada ual
fighting
months and
couldn't handle
tournament
Devils
ACC in
individ-
2000
and
the
NCAA
campaign
earned
to
in 2002.
freshman
her the ACC Rookie of the Year Award and Second Team All-American Honors.
THE
CHRONICLE
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2005
Diversions
THE Daily
Crossword
Edited by Wayne
117
Robert Williams
ACROSS 1
Hence
5
Self-proclaimed expert
10
oondocks Aaron Me
uder
Driver
or
wedge 14
Cartoonist Kelly
15 Corpulent
i 1
f PAA
A
VERY SORRY,
/"
WHAT
V
HUEY
I
MRS.
JACOPS.
WON'T HAPPEN
IT
AGAIN.
PO?^
16 Seep
)
A
PEHAVIOR
k
J
k
S'HE
\1
3
\
05
I
PIP A
OLP
MRS.
c
A
3
SHAME.7\
HEAR THAT
§ Q.
(
P|P"
PRlVE-PY
ONN ,
JACOPS WITH
WATER
1
KlNP
OF
STARTS
/
S’
|N
I'P
EXPECT
SOMETHING
>
20 Absence
\
...
PUT
Revolution hit
\
LUCE
FROM YOU
THAT
||
GUN/
HUEY?' v
f
vw.ucomis
1
22
Health resort
23
Succulent
plants
1
5
24
polloi
25
Network of "Nature"
28 Metal fasteners 30 "Camelot" :
character
y
5
[yM
Ai2
@
9/6
—
|(
\SPi!
of
anxiety
a
(D
slowly
Comic Johnson
18 Prince and the
J
THE HOME.
.
17
J
n
Mft»
I
32 Black cuckoo 33 Moral principles 35
111-mannered
36 Combination of tones Mentor, OH
38 Antlered animal 39 First
Lady of
the 'sos
Dilbert
Scott Adams
3
41
d
43
o o
I HEARD
KNOWN
PORPOISES ARE SfAART. HIRED
CO
PORPOISES HAVE BEEN
THAT
SO
I
BY
E
SAVE
SNOUTS.
S
HEY.
partner
Q d
44 Part
_
LRUJYtK 00H.
AINU.
SNOUT
C^\
. .
£ V~~>) C
~
£
1
Debates
48
Rent out
49
Put
50
Like
a
51
jb
T
o
l
m
<
m
IT--TV
i
\
Psychic's gift
£ s
Io>'U
1_
:
of
Dithers
"Blondie"
drainer
11
Mauna
12
Israeli weapon
13
Golfer Hogan
19
Big-budget film
landscape
21
Renowned
painter
24 Taxicabs
59 Winter coat
25
Fruity
dessert
60 Ukraine capital
26 Dress
section
61
27 Leaves
o
f
and
Ozzie
Mrs.
legal
55 Dutch
s
IV
Exceedingly
8
Harriet
Leave quickly
52 Food
Q
Touches upon
7
10
on
pad
CO
<
Most sullen
6
9
spell
a
XJ
§
ELO
46
WOUND.
8
of
5
c
THAT b (JNE
UGLY
dust,
Angel initially
IT'S OUR
COfAPANY
HUfAANS
ATTACKING SHARKS
WITH THEIR
T3
ONE.
TO
LL
Addison's
Transfusion
substance F
Kind of light
4
40 Prell competitor
Nero
or
Noone
'S
62
Oklahoma city
£
63
Wheel shaft
64 Long 65
lock
41
Prevent by
52
Downright adorable
Joseph
anticipatory
Lieut.’s
29
Draw
action
53 Send forth
subordinates
30
Spring bloomer
42
Ruffians
54 Crimsons
31
Period
45
Slender
55
34
Coiled structure
47 Artistic styles
56
37
Mythical
50
Gads
57 Rolodex info
39
Donald Trump’s
51
Lifted with
DOWN "
brillig, and
1
the slithy..." 2
in hot
water? 28 Mother of
Aesop loser
air
bird
about
Veto
Lingus
58
effort
Maples
Wanted letters
(Irish
airline)
The Chronicle Reasons
Your -
we
hate Labor
Day: seyward
stays impounded:
car
People don’t
the phone:
answer
Stories don’t
come
.skwak,
in:
..diana
V
It’S ONLY
%
■
%
a
steve
Monday:
...kelly
to
...mike
•
11 to
We have
ik3.
go
which is NOT
a
and neither is The beer
oxTrot Bill Amend
I
NEED
TO
UP A GooD
MY
THINK
NAME
FoR
NINTENDO&.
WHAT DO
YOU
at
....tom
the Chron
•pgeb
bad:
day
becca
0ff...:
..Roily
THINK
OF
"PooKUMS"?
OR
"WA&SIE"?
"cuTiE-PAWS
working
tastes
But I had the
class:
break from labor:...
Account
Representatives:
Account Assistants:
OR
?
Monica Franklin, Eric Berkowitz,
Advertising Representatives:
1
Dawn Hall
Jenny Wang
Evelyn Chang
Desmund Collins, Sim Stafford, Charlie Wain National Advertising Coordinator: Creative Services:
Heather Murray
Alexandra Beilis,
Meagan Bridges
Andrea Galambos, Erica Harper, Alicia Rondon
T•
Susan Zhu
Willy Wu,
�
Online Archivist:
Roily
Business Assistants:
Miller
Shereen Arthur, Danielle Roberts
CLOTHING OPTIONAL Now
you
pelvic
exam.
no-exam
find out
get low-cost birth control with
can
Finding
option
more
Cost is
is
out
quick
,
and make
if
you
easy,
an
can
take
P
pills
appointment
are
Dobbins
Chapel Hill
advantage
only $2O
a
of the
Call to
919-942-7762. ,
of method.
per
month.
Planned Parenthood* of Central
North Carolina,
942-7762 1765
without
and confidential.
usually only $34 plus price
Birth control
or
Inc.
286-2872 Dr.
www.plannedparenthood.org/ppcnc Day
and
Evening
times available
820 Broad St Durham
THE CHRONICLE
181 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2005
After the storm miles from the
Only
of
ping
Coast
once
were
antebellum
housing
the hurricane will arrive
by
Gulf
Duke
what
These
murky
waters,
lap-
Central
homes,
attend
high-rise
Duke’s ruin
from
what
America’s
destruction
guiding principle allowing
of
from North
have
or
of limited space and the of
trality
of a
men
that
here if
they
rently
enrolled
gave
birth
Mardi
area
and
jazz, gumbo
to
Gras.
Residents
it
spair,
seems,
for weeks, if Duke
is
the de-
reeling; will
not
cease
a
in
part
from
double
also
These
of
disruption
their
schools
homes,
and
Sept. 11 from 1 to 5
their
being
are
have
in the
a
cen-
to
Duke
at
light
in
likes
or
Wilson. E-mail Lisa
of
Princeton
offer
is
priorities
of the
times
higher
edu-
the country have in
and
the
wake
in
vivid
is the
Gulf Coast Katrina
that
develop
the
at
these
0
students its
right
the
philosophy,
into
its
In
the
mail Patricia
com-
not
few
E—i
is
simultaneously
for
the
thousands of
nearly 30,000
from
in
New
Or-
applicants
the
logical
to
Up
by
75 students from
some
the
schools
to
of
which
ties
will
pnobles@duke.edu
choosing
The
who
sembled sion
can
feel the
packages
rally
to-
a
pressure is
on
[Bush]
to select
other than
someone
appoint
to
the
the next on jus-. Supreme Court. See
“Want
any?”
“N0...
I just remembered that
is
filled with
1.
to
food’s
to embrace and
evacuees.
hope,
a
lacking
the
and
The Chronicle
1905
Inc.
a
value),
and
all
phrasing
WEBBER, University
thinning not
terms
Hunter
given out
TOM
MENDEL, Photography Editor
VICTORIA WESTON, Health & Science Editor
ADAM EAGLIN, City & State Editor ALEX FANAROFF, Sports CORINNE LOW, Recess VARUN LELLA, Recess
DAN ENGLANDER, City & State Editor
Managing Editor
QINZHENG TIAN, Sports Photography Editor
Editor
So
my
from that
future
can
three if you about
die
Photography Editor
JULIA RIEGER, Recess Editor Design IZA WOJCIECHOWSKA, Wire Editor
KAREN HAUPTMAN, Online Editor
SARAH BALL, Editorial Page Managing Editor
EMILY ALMAS, Towerview Editor
MATT
ANDREW GERST, Towerview Managing Editor
SULLIVAN, Towerview Editor
ANTHONY CROSS, Towerview Photography Editor
BEN PERAHIA, University Senior Editor
ISSA HANNA, Editorial Page Senior Editor
KATIE SOMERS, Recess Senior Editor
MARGAUX KANIS,Senior Editor
AARON LEVINE,Senior Editor
the
Thompson,
First,
BARBARASTARBUCK, Production Manager
MARY WEAVER,Operations Manager
YU-HSIEN HUANG, Supplements Coordinator
NALINI MILNE, University Advertising Manager
STEPHANIE RISBON, AdministrativeCoordinator
to
share
is there
The Chronicle is published
by the Duke Student Publishing Company, Inc., expressed in this newspaper
Duke University, its students, faculty, staff, administration
or trustees.
a
he
not
for
today,
case,
what those decades
Gatsby two
on
as
well. But
I have
a
few
enough points,
thing
as a
called
I’ve
to
Browne
of this. To few
we,
just
as
opin-
nar-
some
my
loose
necessarily
words
can’t
you
make
the
put
Maybe
you’re haps
your
one
inite,
apples
and
To reach
Union
the Editorial Office at
to
Building
call
at
301 Flowers Building,
684-3811
or
fax
call 684-2663
or
684-8295.
Visit
The
Office
at
cutting people when
all that
out
and,
vie, right?
And
more
me
above
all,
the old
...Happy birthday
101 West
an
idea
if that’s
even
so on.
have comments come
But I
seriously
to
like
a
me
period
and
one
free copy.
you
means.
doubt it. my
twen-
of time indef-
unbelievable. But,
c’est la
song goes...
me.
Yup. Haaaaaappy
birth-
Toooooo. Meeeeeee!!!
It’s
Aaron runs
every
Kirschenfeld other
is
a
Trinity junior.
Wednesday.
or concerns
about the chronicle?
talk to the editor
during office hours
be reproduced in any form without the of the Business Office. Each individprior, written permission
ual is entitled to
Maybe
insightful. Maybe
at
© 2005 The Chronicle, Box 90858, Durham, N.C. 27708. Allrights reserved. No part ofthis publication may
make
to
adult.
too, whatever that
life is behind
before
as
you’re
down
an
of those around you and per-
happens.
my
And you
either.
horse,
those of
Online
your
I think. You
oranges anyway.
responsible,
fifth of
further,
fax 684-4696. To reach the
Chronicle
sayings.
in the Twenties, the Six-
periodalization,
http-J/www.chronicie.duke.edu.
their ex-
express
Unsigned editorials represent the
103 West Union Building, call 684-3811. To reach the Advertising
could be
old
majority view of the editorialboard. Columns, letters and cartoons represent the views of the authors.
Business Office
express
words, you know, like
goes
before the
respectful
vast
day.
to
insight is, well,
ties stretch
own
it
nah,
better
more
Yeah, maybe So
mean
you
Carraway
created,
up your
stop
you
more
become
Does it
way
truisms
de-
Like
people plagiarize
in
were
people
grownups?
something. the
not
(My body
Seriously.
But Nick
adult”
an
Act your age,
Act your age,
they’re
lot of
But
cart
feel
yourself
it
in away others could understand. I guess
can’t compare
grasp of
some
that
means
a
our
or
crap.
But what’s with
22.)
like
anyway,
why
size...
mass...
longer plagiarize
periodalization.
through.
meaning
“we” have
unless
type
decade in the life
that’s you, all have
happened
at
thiryour twenties, your
mean,
mean
or
usual-
three for
a
pressions
thoughts
suppressions.”
plagiarism,
wrong,
non-profit corporation
are not
is
I think
too.
didn’t
before he would write.
ties, the Seventies, the Eighties and
study
body
thoughts? Maybe.
your
That’s
about whom
ties, your forties, your fifties. I think
definitionof what
are
no
thought)
like
“acting
shoe
mass
ciding
can
you
a
anything.
mean
your
good
while,
men
and then I guess I’ll be
any such
audience in this
a
Carraway
obvious
dif-
birthday. Ah,
express them
by
a
contem-
Jackson
rative? You know what I
in historical independent of Duke University. The opinions
30,
with
sat
as
the line I took from
point already. Well,
ions
to
someone
for
legal tender,
DAVIS WARD,Senior Editor
SUE NEWSOME, Advertising Director
Carraway
of F.
pencil
these pages before, used
on
two
count
so
better define
to
what’s adulthood? Do you
think
your
that lead
dirty
his thirtieth
they
and marred
lines from The Great
ROBERT WINTERODE, Recess Editor
MINGYANG LIU, Wire Editor
I
I say that Nick
in which
I guess I’m
far,
so
of much of this in-
there yet. Not
opinion
kirschenfeld
Aaron
Car-
“the intimate revelations of young
ly plagiaristic
MIKE VAN PELT, Sports Editor
not
on
KELLY ROHRS, Editorial Page Editor
JONATHAN ANGIER, General Manager
Nick
I
ra-
idea? I think “adulthood” is
an
doesn’t
in its
execs
tastes... just
then,
crap.
ex-
plated
least the
Editor
with
filling
have
life
a
along. Indeed,
SAIDI CHEN, Editor University TIFFANY
So
to
us
convenient concoction
Like, metaphorical
crap.
him, though,
say...
STEVE VERES, News Editor
full
I don’t
water.
any
be. You decide if I’m full of
not
may
junior
in the field
I don’t know if
yeah,
holds
a
by advertising
up
shot
big
expert
convenient way for
a
(and
future
full-on
himself. Nick
Fitzgerald
anyway. But what
SARAH KWAK, Editor Managing
thought
sex,
the
am a
soon-to-be
consumer
is my twentieth
1993
SEYWARD DARBY, Editor
meaningless
tionalize
It may be
to.
of the
a
filling
unlike
I,
it
ass, a
tender,
narrative
Today
and
but we’re
decade
Twenty—a
ferent decade ahead of a
that I
now
personal periodalization
zooming
(regardless
troductory paragraph Scott
and
legal
me
parts.
knew
raway,
I guess it is
history major and
a
think it has
2005.1 am 20.
full, firm
from
for
stole the
Est.
na/index.htm
money.
word, and
this
birthday.”
my
Gatsby
bars
nutritional
birthday
victims of Hurricane Katrina. See story, page 3.
help
a
peo-
full briefcase of enthu-
a
eat
periences
today’s
adventurous, somewhat
full ahead of
—Jane Martin, spokesperson for Wake County Department of Human Services, on the area’s willingness to
Sept. 6,
ahead with
struggle
receive the
reach
can
give
https://auxl6.auxser v.duke.edu/dco/katri-
start
of all of the past of the world. So
choices,
career
ready, excited—just really ready
are
to
a
plate are
to
section of
and
siasm and
We
cross
place we
“What?”
Today
Chemerinsky, professor of law,
story, page
Now
“Nick,” he asked again
—The Great
Erwin
FLEX:
or
Twenty
white male.
tice the president will
money
points
on
students
some
to
It’s time
ple.
To donate
substitute academic
logical
a
broader
ontherecord I think the
a
helping.
as-
only
not
endless
seemingly
a
community was
admis-
offering
are
students who
to
offering
need. Few of the
student
visiting
at
number of fundraisers. While
overlooking
students may
most acute
to
gether
included—-
be
to
seem
requiring
geographical
or
offers of many
schools—Duke
have strong ideo-
university community.
task
schools that have been closed
way, often
the
however,
limit their offers
to
estimate
like
Just
of these
many
have had
college
alone—displaced
storm.
Duke,
occurring
students —some
leans
Katrina’s desolation.
that
diaspora
Nobles:
weeks,
0
similar academic
E-
Marketplace.
of
community,
next
community
to 10:30 p.m. above
Duke
group
contribution is
6
Von Canon C and 9
by
the
select
a
meet-
12 to 1:30 p.m. in
and
time As
aid
ings Tuesday, Sept. ges-
the entire
recover.
School-wide
organizational
fore-
major
need
lj@duke.edu
stu-
affected
region
to
welcomes
a
plete.
Despite
sit
will
money
bottom line.
of
Jindra:
Uni-
these
already made,
tures
Some-
way.
compassion
ways
to
help,
to
Even with
Har-
University
are
front of its consciousness.
the
to
continues
dents should
most
of Duke’s rel-
comparison
particularly
together
than
more
the
at Brodie and
p.m.
re-
magnanimous
of solace. As
versity
tu-
more
vard, this offer illuminatesthe
area.
University’s
across
a
financial situ-
atively strapped ation
cur-
is
schools have been able
offer. In
to
come
sibling
salve
generous other
otherwise
to
plans
of free
what
Fitness class
marathon Sunday,
the
losing
and
they
°
live
experienced
peatedly slighted by
family.
housing
that insdtutions of
put
a
displaced
promise
and
similar to the dozens of offers
cation
ever.
playing
only eligible
with
or
Duke’s ition
fresh-
experience,
The
Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama are still
are
family
in
have
but
Gulf Coast.
have
people
be
who
remain either close
to
home
are
the Duke
to
housing
less and forced
diaspora
or
ties,
Because
apply.
first-year
a
ties
who
South Carolina
to
trina has left thousands home-
vibrant, culture-rich
seniors
Duke
invited
are
natural disaster. Hurricane Ka-
been
the
along
any
to
school
to
go
their own academic communi-
juniors
mores,
either
catastrophic
most
at
seems
students,
already
charge. Sopho-
easy
undertake, and the
to
and
in
be
to
college
free
and
consider
in
classes
of
the
most
live
an
for administrators
one
Campus housing
staffeditorial
students—lay
own
will
not
surely
was
_
a
some
week.
next
University of
projects,
educated
the
students
neighborhoods—
schools that
high
within
apply
at
WAYS TO HELP
tuesdays and Wednesdays from
3-4 p.m. in 301
Flowers
His
column
THE CHRONICLE
TUESDAY,
commentaries
SEPTEMBER 6, 2005119
letterstotheeditor Panel discussions don’t help victims When
I
and
dying
how
saw
in New Orleans
starving
Hurricane Katrina What
thought:
devastated I
can
class academic do
people
many
mid-
a
as
For
help?
to
the
obvious: hold
tied “Critical leans
Responses
after
are
to
the
to
the
answer
New
histori-
literature scholar and
member of
an,
a
University Writing Program faculty. of the nice
like
tual
wasting
that
disaster
a
we
as
those
that
project
a
in need! We all
actually
can
help
know how influen-
discussions
university panel
the
their energy
putting
be
can
discussion
America.
that
the
My only
homeless after
to
come
that would have been
part;
and would
ing
finally change
make for
and
up
better
a
has
clashed but
with
politically
a
the
not
sen-
of scientific
pursuit
beliefs
core
pressed
Christian faith. Dr. Francis
deep
a
for
example,
ex-
Collins directed the Human Genome Prothat decoded DNA—he is also
ject
Christian. And there and
men
between
of science
women
devout
a
countless Christ-
are
Galileo and Collins. So much for Christiananti-academic
stereotype.
consider the
Finally,
of amending Article I. Duke
“Eruditio
The
change.
displayed
cross
center? Gone.
Apparently
Christian-cleansing
acceptable
take
Christians
says
whole
a
to
to
with
lot of
ethnic-
render Duke
elites.
among
and
me)
(like
tians, however,
that
in the crest’s
(rhymes
be done
must
there? The
one
would also have
Religion”
et
logical progression
Why stop
crest—the
University
cleansing)
panel
“anti-academic
an
times the
re-
and
Galileo,
is
interest-
really
“cutting edge
Christianity,”
of Christians.
the
disappointment
left
people
aren’t able
storm
will
things
on
after
political powers-that-be—maybe
this
reflects
knowledge
ity’s
time in
science:
to
clashed with
timent.” At
ian
aca-
intellec-
our
opposed
search has
the Multicultural Center for
to
no
toward
in
is
fodder for
as
To
curiosity.
Kudos
tial
it
can use
about
things
Hurricane Katrina
demics
a
Yet Fradkin
stereotyping.
powerful Church,
Or-
the
on
the false stereotype that Christians
Christianity
upper-
an art
Catastrophe” featuring
me, one
I
city,
discussion enti-
panel
a
peddles
some at
Center for Multicultural Affairs, the was
ties also frown
were
non-Chrissuch
easily recognize
can
false notions and ideals.
discussion. Tim Schultz HAN
Carl Schimmel
CHRONICLE
QINZHENG/THE
Grad ’ll Thereis
Grad ’O9
meeting tonight in
an open
McClendon Tower
at 7
p.m.
about the
policies governing Krzyzewskiville.
Duke financialrecords reveal nuanced view Column demonstrates lack of I support
Though
the
of
spirit
Andrey
Fradkin’s overall message in the column titled
“Amending
Article I”
I do suspect that in the inclusive
more
himself was
(Sept.
of his greater,
name
he dismissed what he
cause,
“Christianity
is based
faith in the truthfulness of a book”
much
than
more
the
book is
merely
an
by
sure
our
to
analyze is
struggle
of
principles founding
to
to
struggle
offer
job
to
in faith. yes. But
fellowship—I
humanity that
am
fathers had in mind.
of an
points excess
Palacios
reduce
tuition
That sounds
called
reasonable. But it
$lB7
million of
restrictions their
use
in
that,
Audrey Article I”
to remove
Article I flawed
Fradkin’s
column,
(Sep 2, 2005),
is
a
“Amending
triumph
of in-
tolerance. Article I calls for the defense of
scholarship
all
“against
ideals.” It also
promotes
false “the
notions and and
teaching
search. A
look
quick
information
erating lion in
2004
vate
ing
university
But
statement.
just
a
his
Fradkin
attack
imply
ticle I
dispute that the
must
shocking. elitism is to
find
a
from
the
adopted
I,
came
from
to
a
provin-
the part of be from the
Such
stem
sneering
precisely
at a
ugly history
principles put
therefore
of racism;
forth in Ar-
from such ills is intolerance and
what you wouldn’t
first-rate
identified)
to
turned
want
university.
Most would agree that first-rate universi-
the
about
or
profit
1
to
But
these
dise of
or
$37
and
of Duke’s
that Duke the sale
on
million one-year
support programs
this
gic planning one
and
valleys
parking,
tions that
support
than
$124
endowment does be
invaded.
ment
is
schools
and
$1
or
the
In
space
fact,
the
costs occu-
Duke’s
many
on
Again,
dining,
other func-
students, had
million
and
different
Wolf
Ironically,
moment
Brodhead
has
President
made
raising
Duke is
priority.
a
a
of
one
the
ensuring they
al grant I
endow-
institutional
top
relatively
most
are
the
Richard
the
few uni-
poli-
talented students
able
to
afford
percent
note:
The limit
University,
with the
totaling $21,320
information meeting
Tenting
Tuesday night, the
discuss
to
words
tonight
tenting policy
and
other
8 p.m.
to
interested
games this
attend. Items future
in
season to
basketball
highly encouraged
Tenting, grace
and
problem
to
at-
of Duke
the
the
a
a
surplus
budget
this
of
informa-
editor
or
name,
guest
the
of
timing
K-ville is
personal
who
are
serve
your vise
a
hope
a
student
as
a
The forum will part of it. open
an
policy to
and ideas
for your
you
so
not
right
length, clarity based
on
phone
or
must
college
help
in
experience career,
doing
so.
one
and I
I
of
am
hope
to
tonight! Lauren
and
not
number and local address.
publish
to
edit letters
style
and the
Direct submissions Editorial
nature.
and
guest
right
the discretion of the editorial
to
or
The Chronicle
Durham, NC
27708
form let-
The Chronicle columns for
withhold letters
page
to:
Page Department
Box 90858,
anonymous
promotionalin
Troyer
editor.
’O6
Head Line Monitor
include
class, and for
exceed 350 words.
letters that are the
learn
to
me
that I may de-
which best fits your interests. I
make the K-ville
the best of your
see
for
opportunity
opinions
asking
and its
organization,
Trinity
columns. Submissions
of identification,
should
reserves
of
trash
should reflect the desires of those
policies
annu-
average
signature, department
The Chronicle will ters or
to
length
policies,
last year.
The Chronicle welcomes submissions in the form of let-
purposes
on
Any-
be addressed include the
of Black
Tenting,
attending
is
POLICY
LETTERS
the author’s
was
open forum
floor of McClendon Tower.
the sth
White
an
issues from 7
Krzyzewskiville
one
there is
Wolfs interest in the finances
applaud
of 350
receive financial assistance
undergraduates from the
$55
at
need-blind admissions
of admitting
and
when
Editor’s
checks.
Duke’s
criticizes
for financial aid
versities with cy
fre-
programs
million commitment to financial aid
ment
than
more
those
to
available for other purposes.
not
very
True
which
programs, to
en-
endow-
University’s
restricted
are
an
principal
the aggregate of
Relations
waived for this letter.
as-
time. It is
3,000 individual endowments for Duke
be
can
Bumess
Government Affairs and
Community
peaks
account.
allow the
the
for
than
longer
over
savings
a
www.yearinre-
at
John Senior VP.
three
the inevitable
programs
not
Also,
really
posts these online
view.duke.edu/financialjreport.
$5OO
own strate-
understand that
like
not
Duke
clearer view of the situation.
a
paid
include
which include
million.
out
un-
audited fi-
University’s
the
use
consider
next
time horizons
to
important
dowment is
Letters
housing,
the
sured of consistent support also
to
nancials for
and the decline
over
Duke
so
others
the merchan-
maintaining
and
to
Duke bases its
over
leam about and
to
derstand these issues. I encourage him and
merchandise.
and
functions.
gain
why
smooth
to
year,
the best way
not
the Form 990
in the Univer-
growth
in the financial markets that took back
This is years.
a
is
drawdown of the endow-
subsequent to
re-
resulted in
performance
endowment. What he fails
ment
team
percent
sity’s
is the
a
major university.
$9BO
ters to the
services,”
58.8
any other
That remarkable
2000,
investment
breathtaking
a
outpacing
turn,
fiscal year
Duke’s
which
illustrative the in-
as
in fi-
particular,
on
proceeds
amount
not
people selling
these
Wolf
as
students. The
the services,
“auxiliary
about
to
providing
pied by
mil-
990 informa-
million
do
in
cite
from
tend Duke. More than 40
million the
figures
operating
of less
million
form
for food
salaries of the
from op-
show that sales
by $37
suppliers
Duke’s audited
erroneously,
of
990 does
re-
supplementary
percent
of food and merchandise
exceeded
ac-
on to
returns
achieved
quently
revenue.
the
Wolf goes
in
University and,
of the
nancial aid, but reliance
statements.
vestment
year
available in the audited fi-
readily
nancial
distinction
a
revenue
$291.3
(not
conclude, a
prohibit
cases,
actually totaling $l5
Wolf also used tion
have
education and
to
at
excess
total unrestricted
Form in
find that both offensive and ridicu-
lous. Few to
straight
Article
suggests
doesn’t have country. One to
I—it is
of PC Puritanism.
intolerant and miserable
South
pridar-
than
more
with Article
1924, is invalid since it
cial,
while
improve
column is
unprincipled
playbook
Fradkin, this
Christ in its mission
Jesus
disagreement
rabid, the
cannot
mention
to
to
also
activities and oper-
accompanying
financials reveals
and values the “Christian love of freedom
According
which
require
non-operating
activities
and truth.”
restrict-
generally accepted
principles
the Son of God”
character of Jesus Christ,
which in-
from the sale of
most
activities related
ating
so-
for the purposes Wolf suggests.
counting between
out
from
gifts legally
and/or gains
donors
by
turns
“non-operating activities,”
cludes
to
financial aid.
million of this total is
$276
that
increase
or
Unlike Form 990,
Logic
of $291.3 mil-
ending June 30, 2004,
year
tion is
million of
Form 990’s
to
which he suggests could have been used
ed
Trinity ’O7
with
presentation.
operating
the
statements,
accordance
endowment investments
Jessica
accountants
even
in
much clearer
lion for
institu-
accounting principles,
For instance, Wolf
of
annually by
financial
prepared
pur-
listing
of information:
filed
nonprofit
that
audited
are
a
surprising
understand.
Duke’s which
form
a
to
generally accepted
scripture
Bible,
It’s
other
inac-
some
isn’t
source
Said
imperative grow
primary
universities and
interpret-
the
also about tolerance and
universal
is
upon
it is the
is about the
Christianity
which
by
way)
the
seeks any Christian if she
it is
act
based.
his
given
This
analyz-
Elliott Wolf
but reaches
conclusions.
to
(“Open
financial records,
good questions
curate
tions.
are con-
theology (a recognized
Christian
for herself—this
is
it has been
though
academic field,
good
faith
avenue
ed and debated in
any
balancing
column
IRS Form 990, which is
on
Christianity
Chronicle
Duke’s
asks
book, sir, and I urge you
Christian
faith, and
sue
a
the
investigate
to
which
well.
comments as
his
public inspection,” Aug. 30, 2005) ing
en-
2, 2005),
advocating—namely, respect.
Statements like
tentious
In
respect
Phone; Fax:
(919)
(919)
684-2663
684-4696
E-mail: letters@chronicle.duke.edu
THE
ITUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,2005
CHRONICLE