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Officials from the Center for Race Relations
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night
a
hall
town
facilitate
to
meeting
Monday
discussion of
open
50 students
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Durham
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students
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renovation
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city
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sync
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history
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governments
facilities.
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projects
Bell added. Unlike
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ly
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and power issues.
prejudice
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see
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someone
Circuit Drive
economy,
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underage possession
the world stage coincides with the Internet,
own
a
fictitious identifi-
employee reported
mation age.
Laden’s
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possessing
other
siphoned
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a
day
as
to
stopped
were
underage possession.
cited for
very clever agent and director of the infor-
termind,
store
underage
according
Lawrence said.
He added that bin Laden is
offer
Beverage of
the
Con-
afternoon. One student,
Friday
cited with
was
Friday by
charges
on
The students
left an ABC
Blvd.,
time
a
cited
were
of alcohol,
report.
they
speakers,
students
two
Carolina Alcoholic
possession
explained.
Islamic
early
“His whole
the Arabic lan-
extraordinary
speakers;
from the
is
for his purposes.
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can
manipulates
an
past
who
purpose
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good organizer
noted that bin Laden
show how he
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ry,”
He said bin Laden echoes the
that if bin Laden
Prime Minister
sages bad
book of Osama bin Laden's speeches and
all bad,” Lawrence said.
reference
“A
writings,
Democratic
or
added
name
words, he
who would be
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are
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book focuses
what makes bin Laden tick.
analyzing
he
“He
they
Lawrence said.
politics,”
a
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network.
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high-minded
not
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lice
most
are
as
of religion, is publishing
professor
Bruce Lawrence,
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of his
that
al-Jazeera,
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have
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about bin Laden
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missing Friday.
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Lawrence
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said
the
by
write the introduction and
bin Laden’s
of the
given
organization
between 1994 and 2004.
Qaeda
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collection of 22
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interviews
the
diaper
that
smashed
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stolen
last week
property
found
$360;
book features
and
reported
returning
of House
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bin Laden. The
van
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phone
panel computer
stolen
were
and will arrive in book-
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lot
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entry.
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the
Osama bin Laden. The text, which goes
into
after
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book
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of
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from page
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sophomore
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fellow
Erickson,
understand the
to
people’s
responses
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be-
reasoning
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to
forum
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most
sive elements of Crash. “There
other
people
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black,
I wanted the
things
saw
to
special
if
way,”
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“When moved
in
was
the U.S.,
that I did well in
middle
people
school
and
amazed
were
Oliveira,
senior who
a
amazed that I
being really
doing
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me
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minorities
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expressing
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she said. She
the
to
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attitude
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position,
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position but after
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said.
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to
calling
offensive
material.
mistakes
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how dan-
to act as
idealistic intentions but
overwhelmed
played by
er
shows
and try
said junior Dan Baum.
change,”
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legal system.
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pure and didn’tmake any
and I
of
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(left)
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brought
to Waveland,
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page
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State
to aid
Miss.,
of the
last
body
Friday,
was
pulled
out
of one of the
strip
mall
stores
Tucker said.
beacon of
a
who lost homes, And with meals
at
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offering
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ded water,
surveyed
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it
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feeling
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sun.
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gional Hospital,
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wound
on
a
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Durham Re-
part of Duke University Health
helping patients
boy’s
nail in the rubble left by the an
had
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as
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family is,”
visited
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the
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explained. manager stops
by
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have
had
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hospital pharmacy
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day,”
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into
plywood
supplies.
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and
a
N.C.
pharmaceuticals
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are
supplies
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resident of Pinehurst,
extra
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and
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people
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asked,
shelves inside the trailer that houses the
critical
of
care
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a
pharma-
rolled into one,” Tucker said.
Though one
week
Waveland
the
most
at
a
a
said
parking
of the
time,
hospital
many
keep offering
to
Kingery, the site,
are
staff
are
staying
planning
lot
proved
only to
deployment
to
assistance.
member of the second staff
watching
for
repeat trips
the first group of how
personnel
affecting “Camp
leave
Katrina”
was
the North Carolina volunteers.
on
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to
he carried his church-
of
maze
Mississippi—a trip
Beddingfield,
as
salvaged pharmaceutical supplies
“The Kmart district
cy
the nation
across
and
day
trooper.
painted
on a
with
police
a
has
help
helping augment
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medical proce-
Stennis InternationalAirport—cleared
strung
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always
land, the military—which is stationed
to
at
parking
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state-of-the-art mobile
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Michigan
Mississippi
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the
said,
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supplies.
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also
go
said,
conditions.”
explained,
sophisticated
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thankful for that
sanitary
hospital’s
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as
And Tucker said
ical
are
are
the assistance of local residents and
on
called the
parking
load of
needed
injuries,”
Tucker
need?”’ Tucker said
lunch
supplied
ner
the
handle
to
well
as
people
in the
they
hospital functioning.
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patients’ needs,
the staff relies
dures,
hospital.
problems
hope,
lot.
parking
both
son
shots and fix minor
Though Med-1,
is
unit,
and
do with what is available—which isn’t
making
the
St. Louis, said her
ride from the shelter where
a
still have
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they might
fatigue
nearby Bay
the relief services in the
the field
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gesturing
said
hospital
mixture of
a
resident of
a
is ask
on
Kingery,
have received.
tinged
to
get
because
hands of
young
have
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tates a
voice
a
living
given
move
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an
native.
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she disinfected on
victims
human
victims.
stepped
The
I’m
people
how their
North Carolina staff offered them assistance otherwise
quit.” of
do with the
to
try
doctor
orthopedic
an
the victims is
to
listening
about them.”
care
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doctor-patient relationship.
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yous,’”
tents.
skinned
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hospital.
on a cut.
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Trinity
how their home is, come
patients
of the
part
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McPherson said. ‘You touch them,
let them know
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quietly
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who
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cry,”
Kingery,
hospi-
storm—Debbie
said
and
and flushed from the hot
personnel
storm
David
clinical elements of the
compassion linger
patients
customers
reassurance
staff would the
visitors.
sticking
as
hug them,
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they
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(right)
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scrapes and
injuries—cuts,
repeat
stethoscopes,
bleary-eyed
shocked
Carolina
traveling as
becoming regular
normal ER handled 300
a
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are
for
day—more
Tucker said. “If
her
tant
frequent-flyer,
are
every
bonds
quick
formed
have minor
patients
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before
together
of
Farve
Lynne
deployable
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they
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cleaning
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staff—members
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victims.
sations in the
be. This is where God wanted us
said with
hospital
over
But
storm
the entire
compound.
the field
coordinator, said she knew the
right place
out
saw
to
North Carolina bioterrorism
slogan —“the Saving
up and
relief
come
clinic has be-
busding operation.
preparedness to
Red
the
foot. Some wander
said Tucker,
Holli Hofftnan,
come
lot and the
parking
and canned food.
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‘Camp Katrina,”’
comed
not
fractures —and many
storm.
and
distribution
supply
diapers
in the
distributing supplies
burgeoning
on
ones
nearby,
patients
day, arriving mostly
the meal and
and loved
other end of the
the anchor of
hospi-
for the thousands of local residents
hope
belongings
Approximately
hospitals—had Waveland.
In front of the devastated structure, however, the tal is
just
medical
hospital’s
Medical Assistance
units of volunteers A
in Hurricane Katrina relief. Mississippi resident
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saw
big middle-aged
leave because
difference,
because
fering,” Kingery
said.
they
guys
felt like
they
were
crying, getting
they
were
able
overwhelmed
by
on
to
the
make
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September
BARRY'S BACK
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The San Francisco Giants activated Barry
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FOOTBALL
Schneider to remain No. 1 QB Andrew Yaffe
by
like
the
Normally back
is
the
blame for
starting quartertake
to
player
45-0 blowout loss
a
which he throws for 14 Head
coach
continue and
the
more
game. “On 10 guys
what
be
Roof
also
play
poor
makes
a
Duke
by
fensive ed
were
and
suphad
we
offensive
the line
judge
to
caller
signal the
of the
Virginia
game, ha-
was
Tech
de-
for
loss
a
of 29
yards
is
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because
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part
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SYLVIA QU/THE
compiled
a
5-15 record in Mike Schneider's 20 starts
at
quarterback
over
three
tion
on
athletic
seasons.
passes,
quarterback
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if
put
Jones
would like
to
quarterback.
listed
as
high school,
a
quarter-
his
During
1,000 yards.
Jones
not
freshman from Geor-
a
officially
year in
they
senior
he threw for
Rivals.com listed
the 19th-best dual-threat
as
in
quarterback
the
recruiting
class of 2005.
Roof, lieve
for the
does
however,
that
not
the freshman is
responsibilities
of
be-
ready
playing
quarterback. “If he
played too
a
became
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leant both er
in
want to
a
guy
only
freshman
to
and receiv-
there aren’t
practice,”
that
game it would
quarterback
because
reps
a a
for
enough
Roof said.
Additionally,
Because of the lack of protec-
The Blue Devils have
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run
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Marcus
run-first
back/athlete.
be
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Jones, gia,
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—Duke’s
two
scrimmage.
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over
that
the game.
during
they
had
we
flashes
the Blue Devils have
why
Saturday’s
first
hypothesis
But many fans have
line. The Hokies record-
5 sacks
“It
of
mistake.”
Schneider’s
the
some
couple
plays
difficult
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a
shown
phenom
believes
of the
it
rassed
to
athletic Curt
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doing
guy make
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from
of
lot of
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posed
said
Roof
drops,”
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plans
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has
opportu-
season’s
prove
including
Saturday
had
we
has
Roof thinks
Schneider threw
balls and
and
Dukes
numerous
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to
games
cess,
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“Mike
good
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Mike Schneider
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Dukes
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been
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Roof
lose Jones’ skill
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not
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more
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QUARTERBACKS
ON PAGE 12
NFL
Atlanta defense by
Paul Newberry
game
The Atlanta Falcons and
couldn’t wait
gles NFC
get started
to
—two
championship
game
Ea-
Philadelphia
their rematch of the
on
players got
kicked
out
be-
was
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Michael
EAGLES
10
FALCONS
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the
Eagles (0-1)
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intense
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The
tone
Eagles,
Nabb
way
down pass,
streaking
over
in
were
pregame warmups,
of the
Trotter
eject-
setting
night.
the Falcons
behind 14-0 in the first quarter,
they
couldn’t
from Rod Coleman
dropping
out
of the
couple
a
a
victory
playoffs
Less than
eight
two
come
on
a
fourth-
far short of Terrell Owens
“This goes
to
were
with
of times
over
the
to run out team
the clock,
giv-
that knocked them
ago,
a
great
the
team
everybody watching.
parently
shoved
sponded
with
“He threw
a
Eagles
beat Adanta 27-
come
punch.
like
But the decided
“It’s
Philly
on a
That’s what you
and I tried
Michael
talking.
midfield.
re-
into it.
thought
it
was
a
I don’t think anyone
the
consulting
who
got in
career start
advantage, rushing
replay monitor,
Mathis.
only in
place
for 200
pregame
games
as
a
of Trotter. The
yards.
happened,” Eagles fracas.
Second-year
three
“That’s
no
coach
Andy
excuse.
Ab-
excuse.”
Jenkins
a
two-touchdown lead
15 minutes old. Vick hooked up with
and
Alge Grumpier
free that he over
to
was
things
electrifying quarterback so
have
Trotter and
then finished off
leap
routine warmups,
near
block it,” Trotter said.
to
must
fired up, Atlanta raced
Clearly
getting
after
both
unfortunate that
no
Georgia
ejected.”
Labinjo,
Reid said of the
passes,
they
trash
just
made his first
solutely
each other
with
kickoff,
into the
three-timePro Bowl linebacker, ap-
punch
eject
Falcons took
their way
cornerback. Mathis
officials,
to
challenge.”
opening
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were
Mike
player
5 and
since 2004,” Vick
at
“I got the facemask and We
the
players going through
Eagles’
a
the
to
up
making
began jawing
teams
The
frigid Philadelphia.
show how far we’ve
playing
the
before the game
of the last three years.
months
10 for the NFC tide in
Dome and the
rookie,
down the sideline with 1:33 left.
Vick kneeled
night
give
to
victory
their final bid denied when Donovan Mc-
the ball
thousands of fans still
should have been
of the way. But
rest
vicious hit
a
ing
said. “We
rest
falling
after
back,
took
enough
14-10
one
another
running high. Jeremiah
out
for the
shut down Vick the all the
were
scuffle broke
a
a
for
up
and Kevin Mathis of the Falcons
Eagles
ed after
set
pass,
(1-0)
payback.
ran
Monday night.
on
emotions
Clearly,
and
long
a
Adanta
bit of
Vick
touchdown
*l4
certainly stepped
half-hour before
a
Trotter, the
fore the game kicked off.
Then, it
for. We
About
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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the
was
goal
The Falcons scored
able
with
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pair
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18-yard
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right end,
hold the ball aloft
at
the
line.
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Falcon
Monday play
the
CHRISTOPHER GOOLEY/ZUMA
less than 3 minutes later. Vick
SEE MNF ON PAGE
12
quarterback
quarter gave his
Michael Vick's touchdown
team a
run
lead it would not relinquish.
11:54 into the first
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13,
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it’s
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continued
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be
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lose is
corner
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to
whose
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tailgat-
week’s
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look for another
mind—even
noon
and
the
football
a
Duke
sprinting.
and
next
this
most
already
out,
the
Duke
all,
up
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so
do
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when
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sportsletters@lists.chronicle.duke.edu
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anyone’s
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further than
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bedtime,
Friday
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someone
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in next week's sports forum.
faster?
Wallace Wade.
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2. Texas (2-0)
15. California (2-0)
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16. Ga. Tech (2-0)
4. Virginia Tech (2-0)
17. B.C. (2-0)
5. Tennessee (1-0)
18. Arizona St. (1-1)
6. Florida (2-0)
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7. Georgia (2-0)
20. Clemson (2-0)
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play
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Horowitz
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kills,
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on
If you think about it,
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to
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libero,
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like
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players,
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instead of
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as
and whenever
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to come to
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then
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to
looking
quarterback.
the reads of the
top
team
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gain,
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next
Sept. 17 game
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came out
no
in full costume,
problems clearing
some as
revelers
out
early
as 8 a.m. Administrators
of the Blue Zone
by
sports department training session
Michael
kickoff.
brook,
another
then took
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the
rest
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fumbles. He
questions
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12 of 23 passes
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throwing
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flats, beating
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pass
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games
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reported
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for the
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from page
short of the end
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party
we want.
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status
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those
telling
the
action. His
to
VMI is uncertain.
than
tailgate.
to
not return
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we
on
quarter of Saturday’s game
hurt in the first
was
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is safe.
everyone
forcing
want,
or
one or
lofted
party during
want
has
they are
Therefore it wouldn’t be
Ben Patrick
team
pool
like rent-a-cops stop acting
make
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willingly
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because all it
receiver
the
earning
then he needs
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or
in-
difficult at
allow the students
two:
Mike
wide
routes.
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at
to
seven
claimed the
9
he isn’t
quarterback,
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of
group
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that
from page
Jones
quarterback
a
first in
was
runners
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very
confidence booster.”
receiver and recorded
at
games
worked
this
Kevin
score.
Thus far,
position.
a
spots in the meet,
perfect
a
“She has
us
two
you
football
our
smaller
severely
Florida
like
powerhouses
tention
while
in the world has
institution
a
three
said. “If he is
tals
give
academic
recruiting
seven
get
does.
relaxed standards for football
really
the
in
and did
one:
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sophomore
no on-cam-
close
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prestigious
is
a
collegiate
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1)
bury
to
points
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2)
to
us
Horowitz
to
women’s head coach
definitely
and this is
out-
cross
a
eight-kilometer
excited for Clara
very
said.
Jermyn
double-doubles
receiver
reasons
games.
is really objective, however,
on
junior
a
and Shull,
discussed
Solution number
still
side hitter,
disagree
main
better. This
with
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manages
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festivities that
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freedom that
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ran
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meaningless.
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game
from page
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course
and 10 blocks
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she country meet;
Shull also earned All-Tournament honors at
13. Miami (0-1)
over
Teammates Tealle
25. Virginia (1-0)
12. Purdue (1-0)
highlight
Southern Methodist;
the San
winning
Sept.
The win her
was
triple-double against
digs
after
career
and 22
blocks in Duke’s three victories. weekend
ACC accolades
earns
ACC Performer of the Week honors of her
MVP honors
tournament —held
56
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Sept. 17,2004.
Senior Clara Horowitz earned the first
Invitational.
the Duke
Sept. 9-10—totaling
the award
DeMange
earned ACC Performer of the Week honors
won
matches, anchoring Duke’s defense
honored
Volleyball players
22. lowa (1-1)
10. N.D. (2-0)
orts
re
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all of last
Akers did
goal attempts, having
failed
missed
on
just
season
connect on
a
44-yarder
with 9:20
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play.
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about other
me
thinking
are
changing.
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ty, many of them
women
of
The
yesteryear.
dominatedby
The theoretical
nothing
practice
is
aspect
cian will tell you that
be
can
Ask and ye shall receive
be
top,
on
What is
the
have
to
women
blame them? Men dominatedand
It
that
in
games. As
Sanford
Terry
body regarding
pro-
Duke’s
Terry
after he
endured
student
left office
the
of how
different.
all
to
itself
presented
yet
again—this
tailgating.
kickoff,” Larry
at
for student affairs,
Crazies be chastised
by
officially
ended
did end
to
was
No students
at
Student Affairs staff, lenic
Association
ment
leaders
available in
Sanford
It took
the
there
was
Both DSC and IFC
to
half of the
true
students,
ministration,
no
support
the
method
and
should have
no
body directiy, “to
my
sociated
decide
part the
are
charged
enforcing
team,
that
of
kegs
the
on
members
ternity
the results
open
similar
Duke, just
without
or
fra-
those
body
issues and
see
what
for
police bel-
or
to
the
Sanford
students,
had
administration. He
current
and
profanity
cheapness”
now
We
“discipline
to
as
same.
of the
new
IFC, however, lend
do
lobbying
be-
on
the whims of the ad-
do
want
it
in
to
the
choosing—DSC
own
how
terms
not
to
want
con-
did
not
ment to
lives
we
much
simply,
addressing
the student
addressed his let-
go
through
the
the As-
signed
his
and
the Duke
Gary
brought name
about
“Uncle
well
as
community.
that individual students had
to
of the administration. We
not
in
the
Jesse Longoria
legitimized
from
year got
the behest of the
If
as
Terry”
are
close
and who
wrote
a
the
many
and
is
other issues fac-
to
change,
not at
a
it
must
the command
very, very
“Uncle
the
Sanford when
Terry
clearly to
hint from both
long
way
the
have
gloat
Larry.”
on
of
that
claiming
a
up
has
variety
men
in
even
these
after
things
smarter
give
there is
and
have
based
success.
much
on
terms
over
seem
call it
a
struggle
to
they
same.
as
it is get-
are
already and
a
of relationmen
is
even
notice
can
they get,
Men
that
women
should
profes-
certainly
However, it’s
equality
incen-
“equality.”
men,
romantically.
for
but
the notion
with this. If
than as
no
completion
In
wrong
capable
or
alare
midpoint.
long
as
Women
pie.
enrollment,
nothing
equality;
reach the
inequality
would—and have—done the
struggle
women
a movement
as
you have it,
Feminists
women
their dominance
more
educationally
to
once
for it and took it. What
sisterhood doesn’t
march ahead and take
sionally,
treatment —isn’t
don’t fit under their banner of
Ultimately,
one
shouldn’t we also
Equal
they
of the power
ship gender dynamics,
the
relationships
something unrealistically
didn’t
college
is
man
most
along?
struggled
of other indicators of
the
the
fight,
power, and
issues with
no
bigger piece
a
exceeding
are
about their obsession with
a
fair.
for
men
women
little ironic that
equality
ting
fur ball
for their obsession
silly concept of “sharing?”
stop taking it
to
live
they
culture where
gender
doghouse,
a
only
to want
it
give
you
a
don’t mention is the fact that
they
good—re-
indoor cat also
an
the couch. If
with
equipped
rather that the
tive
own
windowsill-sitting
a
going
oppression?
healthier and
apologize
to
women
sleeping
truistic—like the
unfair
http://www.duke.edu/~egw4/Sanford/ lead
would
in
this
this for men’s
men are
have arrived in
we
bitchhouse? It’s
greater. Yet,
tailgating
students,
anything remotely
the insistence of
on
doing
to
house-broken hus-
friend of mine says,
It’s human nature
right
have
men
many
golf—isn’t
The fact that it’s just
come
It’s re-
Williams who is famous
of the wise
be
were
last
change.”
we
to
at
tailgate
round of
a
are
house-
their husbands in
to
so
All those
that what feminists wanted all
for students.”
practice
considering tailgating ing
a
co-
for Sanford’s “commit-
all know how effective Sanford’s
was
“I suggest that
philosophy
of Student snorted
off the Cameron Crazies—not the other way
around. All of this who
administra-
vigilance
infamously
during
car
So
suspension.
the
on
today?
who ends up
in-
today
of its claws and testicles is somehow irrelevant.
with sports while
a
Men of
make the
they
report
beer fun-
simply
to
as
Even
equality.
clear it with their wives before
to
increasingly
men
why
constant
monstrations were. Now it is
a man
but
longer.
stripped
after
even
relationships, however,
wrong that
as
shoes. A culture where, after
increasingly
our
content
seem
while the student who
self-government
flicking
did,
Football
and under the
But in the end,
for
represent
just
women are
longer. Yes,
under
bra-burning
crotch-grabbing lumberjacks. to
represent
behave.
to
caine off of the hood of a a
to
Sanford
as
celebrate Duke
now
off with
use
administrators
paternalistic
but
Oh,
of
whipped.
men
for wives
or a
This is how
adults
as
have
beer
a
the
and domestic abuse contin-
terms
search shows that married
dents
tion’s
of DSG’s
bar-
the student
on
out
payback?
some
kept taking
house-broken that
wrong
bands who
approved
on-
addressing
precursor
spoke highly
that
University
a
to
en-
at
Beirut and cocaine
neling,
Affairs staff,
chants
in its
distribution of alcohol
administrators
as
should be the
University,
willing
not
complicit
In
problem.
men
of today have
their wives
to
report
and Duke
with
not
were
were
organization
same
campus
privately
“crudeness,
want
the administration
less than
the 19505, isn’t it
are.
directly
In
and
policy
parties. Try polling
campus frat
The issues involved
appropriately
profane
DSG President
the
Our administrators should take
importance
recognized
nor
of
being totally depend-
respective fraternities,
tender and “ended”
in it.
clear the Blue Zone neither
tion’s efforts
ban
IFC members,
was
of the
packaged
once
for
women
parts
some
still far from
areas, women are earn
a
the
anyone
and the smoke cleared, it be-
out
many of them
wives of the fifties look like
today
should
they
time of their
Students of Duke
Having
to
simply capitulating
were
can
halfway point.
thoroughly
so
add
best interests of Duke Basketball.
to
to
be
to
stu-
their merit. If students
Sanford very
themselves
contrary
some
women
stu-
the administration and
Duke Students.” He did
DSC, and he
the
commitmentto student interests.
matter
the
at
the
current
publicly supportive
of DSC and
not
football
Recognizing
ter
were
student “leaders”
and
ues
that
dents or threaten their health. Instead of addressing
noncompliant
remedy
manipulation by
doubt on their
sides
taking
students
spend
to
Student Govern-
that students
request
The frameworks
those groups
Our
tailgating
Council and Panhel-
Duke
any
but
uniformed army of
tailgaters,
were
but the basic may be different,
cast
a
Inter-Fraternity
out
their
struct us
did
of
opinion
assesses
decide how
housing assignment
forcement. This is
cerns
Saturday,
and your fellow students.”
yourselves
policy.
recourse
students.
ligerent All
on
members and
case
whatever
grants
tailgating
have them arrested.
kickoff.
clear
to
e-
suggested
the Blue Zone after
arrested
were
promptly
in
an
their peers, Dean of
Students Sue Wasiolek said that Student Affairs’
stayed
in
wrote
Sanford
undergraduates. Although
for students who
the
today, they
If it
addition,
publicly oppose
will end
“Tailgating
president
offending
University
to
long history
a
student
majority
ent on
however, the response of the administration is
Moneta, vice
were
it has
And in
be-
that has
problem
markedly
that
transparency
to
time with the issue of
the
as
“leads” the
ultimately
1970s
obvious that
came
the administration.
cen-
students’
regulate
the
elliott wolf
inasmuch
body
annual fee and DSG gets
an
was
with
question
fires of the
1980s.
In the desires of the student body. DSG
Policy,
Sanford
wrestling
Now,
University
of “feminism.” However,
guise
has
person
margins.
subjugated
finally getting
in
it goes
increasingly
are
is that this takeover is
problem
reaching
revenue;
a
the
President
in the late
Terry Sanford
sixth
in 1985
havior,
upheld by
The
theory;
half. So
honesty,
still do in
they
as
world. What is the harm in
self-governance
Sanford In-
has
legacy
tral
former
thousands of years,
the
challenge
notions of student
same
basketball
stitute of Public
long
the student
to
Tailgating
of Duke Students. You President
restrictions
and namesake
president
his
enforce proper behavior
to
me
intelligence
1984 letter
a
to
it,” former Duke
fanity during
of the
the
signifies
should do
wrote
be up
not
in
more—one
But in all
mounting.
exists in
the smallest of
by
is that
surprising
doing
ones
if it is
even
of
the
mathemati-
Any
new.
split only
split exactly
with power. Someone has to
split
being personally
men are
nothing
50-50
a
50-50
a
becoming
are
relationship dynamics.
in
women
more
roles
of orgasms is the least of
faking
problems. Simply put,
than
more
gender
achieving equali-
to
today
of
men
statistic, it did get
a
closer
for
pushing
are
Consequently,
such
by
that traditional
ways
women come
power.
the
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be careful
yourself. Just what
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to
age group
up,
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when
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examining
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when it’s
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really
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for dominance and power.
charge
the administracommitment
to
Elliott other
Wolf
Tuesday.
is
a
Trinity sophomore.
His
column
runs
every
Emin Hadziosmanovic is every
other
Tuesday.
a
Trinity
senior. His column
runs
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