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because the

water

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said

Tuesday

in relation

of

future there will

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and cholera.

contaminated with E. coli

bacteria. Officials

hit

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the

hurricanes

Bob Martin,

co-chair

noted that wild

of the local disaster services

contributing

mittee of the Red Cross,

com-

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expert

environmental health. Di Giulio,

reduce spill fine

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help families celebrate the

lives of loved

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residents. officials

City

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aiding

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dehydration

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tombstone.

suggested

tasteless and may

exacerbating

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and

to

associate

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up

recent

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main,

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website he created

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DRC

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ticket sales for

the

Virginia

Tech football game

Duke

against

Saturday

to

go

towards Red Cross relief efforts.

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mock

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drive

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sponsoring

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New Orleans-area

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and

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school. DRC

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Duke

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of

traveling

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Chapel

region

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Duke’s Office to

establish

sity’s

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which students

are

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Chapel service.

event

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director of communiis

working

online forum on the Univer-

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editing

forum

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as

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ple looking

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what

encourage students

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out

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already happening.

with other students who

nating

with

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hurricane relief website. The

are

in

that has been affect-

of Information

will allow for open

are

into

looking

community

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the entire Duke

to

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the Duke

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the Hurricane. This

be open

of

collected

special

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at

fall break

over

the Gulf Coast

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events.

dean

Chapel

money

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ed

raise

to

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collected

ever

sporting

the

$17,000

Sunday.

lief efforts

hosting

said

amount

largest

academic

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of Athletics

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than

took up

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initiatives like the

to wear to

Chapel,

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set.

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funds

be

the Red Cross.

to

underway.

all

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to

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will be directed

nate

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believe there

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of his classes.

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very

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events,”

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that his office has

re-

1,500 e-mails from peo-

coordinate benefit

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drive

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with

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