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as new, statue
returns to campus Christina Patsiokas
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Thursday, President
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beginnings.
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finally
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ceremony
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Ceremonial
and
garb
prestigious
awards characterized the annual Founder’
Day
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the Duke
Thursday
cane
Chapel.
to
listen
to
President
Brodhead’s convocation address,
Duke.
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presume
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project,
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Student preps for by
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prizes—is
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students
2005
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But reaction time is
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quiz show,
trivia
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to
appear
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on
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engineering
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to
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class.”
lover and
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better a
watch
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else.”
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Sophomore
a
spot
on
the
this weekend in
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chance,”
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last
playing along
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and
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Emily Kim, trivia
so
so
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excited
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roommates.
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this,”
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sophomore
lot of random
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trying
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remain calm,
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competition.
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watching
study
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thing just
now
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me not to
of trivia cards,
in
for
studying something else,”
a
lot of different directions
too
long
I feel like I should
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worry about the
most
important
competition
and
have fun.”
The show will be sea
thing
Raleigh.
taped
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It will air Nov. 7-18
on
1-2
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will you call the FBI?” said
information
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hancing
solutely
the
have
they
a
variety
of social
use
people
the
to
hackers from
suc-
and
en-
include
policies
numbers
security
preventing
necessary,
of
hand.”
systems”
Current
measures.
at
responded
“smarter
by creating
security
avoiding
by
of-
“The
Technology.
the severity of the issue
on
Duke officials said cessful
is made
case]
a
pursue
depends
unless ab-
gaining
sen-
sitive information. such
Despite
said hackers
improvements, still breach
can
trations that pose serious have the
vestigations
dents have
posed
But many
said.
to
He
added
that
ing
of viruses often find
sources
few
inci-
collab-
involving
oration with the FBI —are unsuccessful. the
in-
trigger
confidential
the DUHS attack.
as
times
investigations—at
to
expose
threat
a
Infil-
measures.
threats
enough
high
as
officials
University
security
potential
Cramer
information,
seek-
Colleges
victims than
more
perpetrators. “When I think of 1995 ence
among
[hacking]
hackers
ago,
were
because viruses In ed
recent
spread
of
more
slowly
too
years, the trend
points
to
internet
a
In
are
most
makes
leave
has
capabilities
trail.”
long
a
incessandy
stay
to
likely
more
impossible,
said Rafael
identifying
formation officer for
connect-
opened
destroy
peoples’
up
and
indirect attacks
viruses that
aimed who
Rodriguez,
to
'
played
a
have been
impact DUHS]
spark key
chief in-
networking
-
[of
hacking
associate
Rodriguez,
infrastructure
log com-
virtually
perpetrators
support. “The bulk
said
easily caught largely
to
combinations of such
cases,
maneuvers
said
speed,”
for Pratt. “Ten years
records and launch viruses from other
puters.
differ-
major
is the
vulnerability.
hackers
Today’s
professor
often and
using high-speed
more
2005,
versus
capabilities
associate
John Board, an
random
disruptions,”
role in the response
to
the DUHS infiltration. Viruses
that
have become
But in
counts.
ing operations “With
most
going
one
rable A
to
the
man
Mytob
for
most
cases,
of a much viruses it’s
after Duke,
the
reaching
exploit
common
wrong
recent
believed
e-mail virus
larger not
but
[Mytob] to
to
users
networks
penetrate
with
college
these viruses
server,”
are
ac-
of hack-
part
scale.
typically more
so
the a
case
of some-
random
Board said. “This is
virus
compa-
virus.”
have authored and launched the
was
arrested in Morocco in late Au-
gust. “It’s now,
in
a
a
bleak world
networks such
as
out
drought
there,” Rodriguez
Duke will
game of cat and mouse.”
to
in
rainfall, Durham’s re-
consumption
and
city
continue.
usually
a
has added
■
noting
the
that
expect
are
Even cern,
more
though
city
just
have
to
said.
“Right
play
the
cat
are
-
an
City
careful,
we
the
II
tary
overcome
this
res-
prob-
as
a
officials
are
urging
to
residents
and avoid wastefulness.
•
raise serious to
con-
severe,
now
where
we
want
our water
to
sup-
raised the level of conservation
due
to
and
abnormally
two
lakes that
Lake
low
toilet
to
limit their
use
and
consumption,
watering
several
lawns
to
—
feet
take volun-
such
only
of air conditioners, which
as
mini-
when use
nec-
water
is also recommended.
officials have said if the these
Durham
supply
to
levels in
levels.-
flushing
Limited
water
Michie—are
II restrictions encourage citizens
cooling agent,
City the situation has yet
Lake
measures
essary.
the stage
reservoirs. The
River
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at
low,” City Manager Patrick Baker said.
Wednesday
city’s
Little
mizing
problem.
will
certainly
Durham officials
Man-
increase in
shortage
Durham’s citizens’ attention that
below their typical
"
Assistant
dry month,”
to
of its average
officials
“But if Mother Nature cooperates, and Durham idents
plies
have consequences for
23 percent
only
September,
said, ager Theodore Voorhees
water use
Duke
on
Engineering. Frequent
ing
thousands of
supports
of information,
masses
attack
recent
summer
of
stores
that
the skills of hackers.
to
prey
network
a
bring
lem,” he said.
darker side of the computer age.
Duke,
received
amounts
“October is
first introduced in
were
computers
soon
are
to
Stage
Durham has
Since
“We
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“The truth is
light of Duke's efforts to make a usually uneventful Homecoming weekend m ore exciting, students offered their opinions on the upcoming series of activities planned by various and alumni organizations—including concerts, a museum debut and a ball. campus In
"I think it's feel like the
really
cool that alumni
resources
come
of the University are
back and
being put
hang
out, but
towards
as a
student, frankly I don't
satisfying
alumni
really making any plans—l'll probabfetepd the football from the game really isn't the highlight of the weekend for mß&ide anything drawing my h
Homecoming game as usual, and Oktoberfest, there really isn't "
about. I'm excited about
HomecomingvJ
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. creative events
think tt wilnbe a fun weekend.and
was
capitalize a
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whr ,at Duke is
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great opportu: nity for students
lot-of
a
who had gone
together,
va-
people
came
to
Duke in different
see
each other, form
President Richard
together?’”
a
be fun
Brodhead
ex-
plained. last year there
Though
weekend
coming
into
was
every year,
and
rally —were
pep
has
Homecoming
the
over
25
past
not
said
years,”
the weekend
“Although
it hasn’t been the
f
for
wide effort led student
hoo-ha that
big
be different
hopefully
has been
Homecoming
University-
a
the DAA in collaboration with vari-
by
such
groups
the
Council,
will
organizers stressed,
Planning
ous
a
Home-
tailgate
back in the ‘6os.”
This year,
en, senior
say, robust
we
DAA reunions director.
Dilts,
was
and alumni to connect."
that the tradition of
say
shall
as,
has occurred it
—like
events
expand
to
student
a
attended.
poorly been
effort
an
than
more
football game, many of the
Lisa
really
weekend where
people
come on
thought, ‘Wouldn’t it
we
in time could get
points a
and
some
the
so
“I would
'IQ
new
sophomore
bjut
action."
"I think that the combination of Duke tradition and
1
students." • m,
"I'm not
care.
„
if there
back,
had alums who would
we
weekends,
of
riety
Duke
the National Panhellenic
as
and Duke
Union
University
Stu-
dent Government. Administrators
said
it
is
coincidence
no
weekend kicks off with Founder’s tures
full
a
calendar of
Nasher Museum of Art
for the
events
that
Day Thursday
the
and feaL of the
opening
Sunday.
The weekend also marks the first Board of Trustees for the academic year.
meeting Duke
officials
for
events
the
said
scheduled the
they consciously
weekend when
different facets of the
alumni from
numerous
would be
University
returning
to
campus. “We the
it
see
other social
in
that it’s
groups, it’s
the
just
not
that
something
as
community,
not
really help
can
not
the
just
not
any
graduate students,
said Kim Hanauer,
undergraduates,”
build
to
it’s
fraternities,
Trinity
’O2 and director of young alumni and student programs for DAA. “It’s everyone
cost a
of the
“We
and
to more
an
what’s
support
DSG PresidentJesse for
“I think the
current
who
people same
those
people
who
interesting
ways same
situation
senior, said it is just
a
it is for alumni
as
before
that we’re
talk
to
to
as
partic-
in
years
10
the
relate
said.
years
to
“It’s al-
in the
are
before,
in
were
and
now
who
people
to
celebrate
past,
and
us
back,” Longoria
five
you
on on
support
more
celebrate the
to
gone
come
to
as
already going
little
a
events.
have
situation
exact
Longoria,
lot of it is
a
total
footing
explained.
students
in the weekend’s
ipate
the
on
she said DAA is
that needed
event
make is super successful,” she
important
comment
of the bill.
portion
want
campus
to
event-packed weekend,
substantial
she added
coming together,”
Hanauer declined
Though
exact
before,
50 years before.” One
planned
event
for
Brodhead’s
inspired by
Indoor Stadium last
the
hope
ers
annual
campus-wide
soiree
“President Brodhead did
there. I like
to
dance,”
will become
an
annual
a
is
event
being
The weekend’s show
speech
will translate into
make up
not
the
Homecoming Dance,’
an
name
of
but I’ll be
Brodhead said. “I don’t know if it
tradition,
funded
but the
one
last year
was
former The
Rocca and
Daily
senior and
a
the President’s Office
Duke’s football
Friday;
by
by
also include Oktoberfest and
events
and the ceremonial um
as
jhoot.”
The
step
Renamed this year
Homecoming Dance,” organiz-
event.
‘President Brodhead’s
such
was
ball held in Cameron
September.
“President Brodhead’s
weekend
Homecoming
inaugural
Show
young
against Navy,
game
correspondent
alumni
grand opening
a a
Mo
party Saturday;
of the Nasher
muse-
Sunday.
Even with
said'they
are
“Ideally,
the
packed
dreaming big
we
tions, whether
would love
they
this
year,
organizers
for the future.
to see some
be class
tions,” Hanauer said.
schedule
real student-led tradi-
competitions
“Something
so
quad competi-
or
that it’s
not just a
week-
end, maybe week-long.”
“Maybe
even a
news
parade
staff
some
day,”
meeting
Friday in
301
sports staff meeting in BC
she added
at 4:30 p.m.
flowers at 5 p.m.
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will Nasher will the
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important
an
criticism in the past for
and
being myopic
museum’s
The in
fostering
Plans a
to
site for
on
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the
to
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to
gallery the
tonight’s
house the peoit all
night
the
during
among students
affair.
surprised
large
Night,
Director
Museum
Rorschach said, is
Kimerly
“Everything
didn’t know what kind of said.
Rorschach
pect,”
and
student-organized,
was
turnout
to ex-
we’ve
“But
ry board sible she
the
planned
for its
hopes
gala
Such is
was
from page
geared
administrative
discussing
at
Provost Peter
Lange
structures
of initiatives that
to
for
we
generate
a
variety
then all evaluate look the
ones
figure
to
try
proposals
for
budgets
out
most
that his of-
interesting,” Lange said, adding also
issues,
to com-
ways
bine the different committees’ visions. In addition
working
plan by
to
which
Schools
plans
the
plan,
which will
guide
University decisions, each school is
overall also
to
to
they
as
strategic
the the
is
their
The Office
Nicholas
their
each school’s
versity plan,
of the
plan,
to
as
Some
School for
well
mittee, which will then
Lange
on
each
suggestions “We’re
for
group’s
have
most
welcoming
as
forward
the broad UniCom-
the formal
arms
A
conversationally
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$125
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we’re
say
money
about
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next
the
new
Lange
said
tives—left
million
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sure
do
versity
to
administrators said will
not
yield tive, can
the
on
increasing undergraduate
although
for
to
early
of
away
as
we
The to
an
easy way
accept
to
more stu-
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The real issue is how do
parts of
we
early
decision.
improve yield
a
stu-
amount
of
them.
to
extended financial aid
University
initiative
an
specifically
endowing
Although “Building concentrated
a
struction
of
new
for
push
Center for
gineering,
Mathematics and
the
Rubenstein
Nasher
the
con-
Interdisciplinary Applied of Art
Museum
Hall—Executive
Tallman Trask said
scale
construction
next
strategic plan
will
Vice
the
project
the
Sciand
Presi-
only largebe
a
facility
that
a
need
struction
may
the
he is
specific
ones.
any
added that
the
French
Science
the
Gross
not
con-
cur-
Chemistry
West
Auditorium and
project
complex —a
for the West
plans
before
student
Campus
plaza
developed. “There have never
been
been
funded,
discussions of it;
and when
the
Trask
organization,”
that the three facilities have
ing
little attention for the last 75 Should
plans
buildings
be
would
have
on
the
not
plaza
to
was
to
of
sort
said,
not-
“gotten
very
years.” the
renovate
the
approved,
it’s
on to
got
we
it became clear that that
plaza
changed
three
University
wait until construction
completed
to
begin
reno-
vations, Trask added. Trask said
port
to
on
his
office will present
involving
the Board of Trustees
the
re-
Central
Duke’s
an
a
update
response
on
presentation
involvement with the
University’s
Campus
today.
the financial aid initiative, on
a
the architecture firms interviewed
The Board will also hear
possibility
arise for additional
projects, although
rently planning Trask
always
he said,
the
chemistry
renovating Page
Building
for construction
only big project left,”
that there is
adding
Building,
Flowers
En-
for (he Nicholas School. “It’s the
into
looking
Union
needed for the
likely
the
with
the
He also confirmed that administrators are
the
facilities—including
Fitzpatrick
ences,
of
Excellence” fea-
on
to
moves
in”
once
Center in January 2007.
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com-
the time
sculptures
department
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Lange
begin
that show that we’re not
on
at
of the many
really
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ward
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would rather make
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not
will
“Building
look
a
make their decision.”
be
would be
apply
among kids for whom
the
devoted
University
he said. “Truth be told,
University
have
we
Junior Alessa Colaianni takes
peting
things
yield.
yield
dents that
the
facilities. a
lence”—will be
increase
for
five years.
next
to
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over
admissions
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he said.
academic programs rather than
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his
Duchamp
since it will focus
money
speak
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million in funds
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much
to
he said.
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on
the
going
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that
speech
would
said.
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museum
initiatives and offer
provide
funding.
Lange projects
across
students.
to
Nasher Duke
“We
plans.
Provost will
Planning Steering
the
the
leading
month.
next
the Environment and Earth Sciences,
already completed
Nasher’s
was
He added that
submit
to
the Provost—who
such
own
will operate.
expected
are
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said.
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committees
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museum-going
strategic plan
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darker color
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tion
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statue,
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it safe from
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of the elements.
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again,
if
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down from that main-
properly
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if
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still
statue
be
coating
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faculty
and
mused
on
applied
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every
milled around over
the
students
nearby
a
of the
return
bearing, cigar-smoking
protec-
15 years.
Thursday,
ceremony
upkeep
campus,
requires
tent
cane-
founder.
“He looks nice and
clean,” sophomore
Katie Brehm said. The
statue
was
Charles Keck, the ed
the
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three
and are
cast
same
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sarcophagi
Washington
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heads but still
limit
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any is
definite
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citizens need
not
although for
cause
the
water
concern,
monitor the situa-
to
Baker said.
future,”
near
by
use
panic.
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water
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less often.
cars
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women,
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page
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attendance, both of whom have been
mentioned
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after 24 years. It is the
first time in 34 years that had simultaneous
attended
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courses.
works.
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praised
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given
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are
be conscious when
to
also
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outfit often
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department.
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to
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professor
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among Haiti’s poor.
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helpful
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and said many members
brass
Dr. Paul Farmer, the
King
know about the
from
sity
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for his humanitar-
acknowledged
ganization,
by then-presi-
stepped
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service
for-
of service in 2002.
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1972
to
King.
first archivist.
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appointed
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was
Archivist William
book
was
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students
and
restrictors
that the
but a se-
tial facilities manager, said Duke has flow
the level
of water used for
deal with
to
Duncan
water-use
Baker said.
conservation effort,
landscaping.
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FOUNDER'S DAY
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like
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or
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voluntary.
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dential facilities manager, also dents
than
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Duncan,
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way
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position
to run
and
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want to
formerly
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representatives,
who do
ically represent any living
for its six
not
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specif-
campus,
elected
semester
elections. Per
at
the
policy,
new
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Campus
the
30, 2005111
beginning
during Quad
at-large representatives
tive board
three of the six
will be elected
general body
to
be elected
six. members will still
during Quad
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Campus
Council also defined the process for
executive
board
serve
for
must
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body.
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will elect
place
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can
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organization.
board will choose
representative,
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serve.
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and the the gen-
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executive board
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and
representatives
members
in the
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decision
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at-large
placement
longer
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at
down the total number
narrows
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of
Council
end of the academic year, after the
placement
how much
say, T
organization’s
positions. addition,
were
of candidates
Council executive board and al-
out
to
on
cam-
Facilities
new
residential assistants
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The
earlier
the strain
meeting.
the
changed
out.
said
can
move-in.
the
constitution
at
their
to
included
Campus
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Council members also ratified
how much
to move
ease
out,
opinions.
or
Hull
how
celebration
is
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reporting
move
going
a
period
conferences
earlier,
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living
can
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move
worded could determine
whether students
“People
move-out
summer
and end
Campus
time students
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that
so
sary
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flexibility
Hull said.
this week. It would also
not
questions
A shortened
housing services,
case
Hull warned the Council
and viewed RLHS’
one-business-day
an at-
feel.”
impact
the
not
of
amount
greatest
possibly have,’”
answer,” he said.
[Campus Council]
organization’s
would have little
policy
a
was
policy.
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miscommunication
students
Campus the
of
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actually
Ganatra said. “In
resolution
what students
he welcomed
instead of really
bargain what
shortened
Spring 2007.
some
policy committee,” tempt
said this
RLHS would
between RLHS and the
represent
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director of
resolution
would be in effect this
though
was
the
that
assumption
period
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the
Ganatra said
Eddie Hull, dean of residence life and
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donate
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help,
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Most
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head coach Ted Roof said
have
helped change
each year
far Duke’s coaches
rides
for Durham.
made
out
a
requirement
tremendous
confer-
problems
a
takes time
team
pact
strength
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bus
long
the time, I don’t know if
like Miami and Boston
create
service
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munity better,”
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worried that
asking
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athlete is difficult. Most of the
are
part
soccer.
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on
time-consuming
course
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each
league
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all of these
ball
men’s and
the
Andrew Yaffe
schedules. And
the
team
helped
to
raise
$15,000 computer lab, something sorely lacking.
draws from all
walks of
life,
draws
homeless shelter,” Roof said.
if any.
probably
means
one
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The football team
helped
raise
$15,000
for
a new
computer lab
at
Carter
Community
School
it
and because
impossible request.
com-
to
the reads,
Early-morning practices disrupt sleep
nity
in
that
accustomed
not
are
the Blue Devils
So
play-
programs
take student-athletes
been
effective
because it is
with Durham
to
league
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joined
Opponents
agree
that racked
yards rushing
over
great.”
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which
so
defenses
a
weekend is spent
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our
2004, have bolstered the
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Duke, however, will be well prewill
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how you
matter
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Midshipmen
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practice,
have
you
is
you,”
That’s football.”
fresh,
with that in mind.
“After
said. “It doesn’t
feel,
there
with
wrong
for their double-head-
second time for the
has
Zack Asack leads the Duke with
of the year
rest
thing
Roof said the Blue Devils
play
effect
game for the fifth
Saturday’s
fers
rusty.
out
Although playing
to
season on
“We’ll
head coach Paul Johnson did not
ers
the
Stanford.
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Midshipmen
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week,
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VOLLEYBALL
Duke snatches control in decisive sth game to
Matthew Iles
by
Sophomore the ball wood
Ali Hausfeld
setter
the
over
it
net,
floor of Coach streak
game losing
fell
to
K Court,
and
“Last week was
UNC
2
DUKE
3
11 of
rival North Carolina last 2-1
in
the
match
Duke
night.
ACC)
their first conference loss of the After
UNC could
in
take
not
one
blocker Carrie landed just
Duke
was
killed
DeMange
Tar
13-9. A few
feld, whom the Tar Heels
Heel
plays
put
of
the other side of the
court
for the win.
3-0)
“It’s
beat
UNC in
this weekend
thing
always
that
now
do, and it’s just
we
definitely
not
time
next
come
reer
at
said. “But it’s
them
they’re going
highs
career-high
21
digs against
North Carolina
Sept.
29.
On a
career
was
games.
by just
kills
set or
one
was
tied
ca-
digs. Shull’s
or
the second
Blue Devil
Nor-
Jourdan
Libero Jenny Shull
in assists,
five,
highest
in
“They
came
Shull said.
right to
cross
“They
to me.
read
then
court
were
It felt
pretty
them, which is
game because if ter
ball and
history.
you’re
you’re
not
me,” going
up the
managed
main part of the
three
points
to
reading get
the hit-
right
to
the
for
good swing.”
a
game four.
by surrendering Duke
not
setter
Duke let the Tar Heels stay in the match
and I was able
good
able
to
much
pretty
a
lot
a
set
test.
tie the
to
from
away
Instead, three
Down
score
at
winning
points
22-24,
27-27
the
con-
later North Car-
olina had claimed a 30-27 win in the fourth
we
in
(7-3.
did
we
one
littlebit is
had
lot
a
Nagel
Jolene
was
great too.”
tie
a
for third
Maryland (12-0, With
2-0).
games
could crack double
Sunday night.
we’re
thing
trying
w
to
going
make
sure
to
work
we’re in
said. “I think this week
going
outside of the
on
with studies and gym too, you know, every-
thing.
But
strong
I
want
make
to
and continue
to
get
The Blue Devils face State
tonight
at
7
p.m.
sure
we
stay
stronger.”
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against
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Duke
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blocker
dig.
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Outside hitter Sarah Salem contributed a
us.”
of seven Blue Devils who
total of 37
to
that
coach
in the win column
“I think
the
you know
triple-double
a
one
because
players
middle
missed
block and one
back
of the
Freshman man
play
we
right
Many
over
digits
to
into the
thought
head
and Clemson
Forest,
right
awesome
won,” DeMange
we
any-
the lead
in the ACC behind
place
to
to
I
win puts
the ball, redirected
nice
together
didn’t make
in that game
The
bump
We
a
the end.
at
aggressive,”
rors
won.
within
or
being aggressive, continuing
set
a
was
going
do it.”
we
either tied
streaks
five,
game
said. “And
to
that
But in the games Duke
good job be
later Haus-
we’re
end,
the end of the game, the
near
lose it
to
“In
mistakes,
teammate’s
two teams
points
only
that
expecting
were
sure
Blue Devils owned
own-
this week
goal
the
ten
back and beat
come
our
at
last
did just that in the games it
the win.
with-
ball
a
make
Blue Devils
But
the line. After another kill
on
up
few
middle
sophomore
consecutive
two
got
to
With the
3-2.
“So,
push
to
would
we
have the stamina in this game and we’re
Duke
game
never
UNC
going
going
(8-3,
momentum.
game.
10-9, before
at
to
North Carolina
the fourth
advantage,
lead in the final
a
and
against
dropped
Duke
the Tar Heels the
giving
ing
2-1
leading
(7-6, 2-1),
we’re
Heels
season,
she added.
us,”
15-
against
delivered the Tar
each game into
Shull said.
Clemson would
points
cele-
win in the fifth
back-and-forth
a
in
bration after its
the
weekend,
do that and lead and then in the
team
erupted
last
against Clemson,
over.
like the
collapses,
experienced
five-point increments,
10-
a
late game
emphasized breaking
team
hard-
decisive game.
to a
Blue Devils
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NAVY
13
from page
Devils’ offense
triple-option
plays,
however, that still
come
“Their
body—they don’t have to
take
are
to
to
forces
you
people,”
have the
advantage
some
added, would
success
don’t
they
read
He
of
a
to
be
block
Roof said.
perfect play
“They called
mistake because
they
ran
is
the
offense
Devils last starters men
and
from
record and
The
more
a
well
so
season.
than
squad
tied
a
Roof, however, said program
allows
against
the
Midshipmen amassed
school
mark
a
for wins.
Navy’s continuity to
replace
10-2
the
as
a
large
tice
has
Turnovers
Total defense Def. passing
yards
rushing yards
Scoring defense Turnovers forced
Penalties
we
thatit
ence
legal
as
to
prepare
practice normally
the
as
early adjustments not
until
to
games.
points
game
junior
fast the first
a
has
The
of its
time.
starter, he will
seen
first four reflected team
make Roof
Freshman
ball
against in
struggled than 420 who
likely
Zack saw
Navy
de-
first
two
have allowed 32
yards
is
not
a
its
per game.
named
be
Duke’s
the sole
caller for the game—multiple have
as
and both should be
week,
of
Regardless
to
own,
starting quarter-
Midshipmen
on more
cou-
thin tree.”
Mike Schneider each
the
move
do it,
experi-
adjustment process,
his
name
time last
that
fense
to
don’t, it has been my
far
be-
get anyone hurt,”
to
rested defense may have
Asack and
cut
in his prac-
change
a
run-
for
this week.
like you down
they’ll chop
playing
ma-
impede
to
for the
space
comes at you so
of series
signal
quarterbacks
action in each of the Blue Devils’ contests.
Malcolm Ruff
Fullback
attitude held
an
when
he said
he
by
has
much of the
no
preference
with whom he shares the backfield. “All
players, Time of posession
a
Roof said. “But this week we’ve had because if
able
3rd down pet.
create
can’t afford
we
per game
Rushing yards
reliance
in its
block is
in order
legs
“We don’t do it in cause
said he will
Passing yards
experi-
be game-test-
not
unique cut
caused
procedures
back
Def.
A
Roof said the need
some
Total offense
same,”
the
some
triple-option formation, is
the defenders
Navy’s
Points
been
in which the offensive blocker dives
blocking
pie
bythenumbers
lot of seniors
a
have
might
with the offense
blocking.
cut
ner.
half of the letter-
that
them
Blue
lost 16
do
it
the defenderand
the seniors who many of
missing
Navy
neuver
at
has
system
but
of seniors,
back
experience.” Along
on
lot
a
“They
although
ence,
the
every-
the
Roof said.
disci-
reading people.” Navy
because
ed
execution.
scheme
because
plined
defense’s
the
down
incorporates
Roof said.
lose
they bring
every year the Blue
graduates.
did
“They
plates,”
our
and
quarterbacks they
all
are
have
a
really good lot
on
their
Ruff said. “We’re comfortable with DAN
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of missed class
because
weekends Field whose
day
hockey
afternoon,
do
sports
One travel
Boston
strain
with
sport
match
After
the
to
team
play
a
said
effects
instead of
is
the
Fall
in
playing
there far
so
Sunday
have been the
on
Miami
Football
after-
another
taking
no
allo-
budgets
trip
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dynamic Sports
like
meant
league
the
went
up
ly-packed 22-game “I hate teams
ball
it
was
head
with 12
a
toward the
it
larger
12
travel
a
it
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it
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response ed with
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receive
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“[Before]
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“Now
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effect
ACC
abolished
ment
and
the
team
an
outcome
the
returned
bids we
dangers
of
when it
automatic bid. In
inequity
of last
associat-
season,
postseason
the
tourna-
its automatic bid
with the best record in
a
to
12-team
to
school's one and a half ACC
it
was
because of the
not an accurate
deserve
teams
the
the tournament,”
have
understand the
to
it
out
The
under Boston
and
hockey the
making Bozman,
College
schedule
only
said. “Now
importance no
chance
of to
in the conference tournament.”
field
trouble
picture
conference’s
Nagel
every match because there’s
pull
cries of
play in the
Old number of teams:
seasons.
New
of which
story,” volley-
season
Tech's women's soccer team is 5-7 in conference
double round robin
lost in the then 11-team ACC Tournament to
Virginia
tight-
postseason.”
to
Women's Soccer NIETANNEI
whereas
and
found out the
number of teams:
were
because
Jolene Nagel
number of teams:
Title: Conference Tournament
programs.
teams,
but when
have
Game
enlarged
hockey
teams
conference last
and failed
New
conference slate.
can
Nagel’s squad a
to
whole different
coach
teams
six
to
Championship
Men's Soccer
competitive
some
additions
say it
to
for
and field
increase
an
volleyball
the
the
changed
rowing
with
pleased
about
concerns
largely assuaged,
in the
12
Old
early
conference has
New number of teams:
to a non-con-
ference opponent.
Although
9
Title: New
now trav-
are
Old number of teams: ap-
Blacksburg, Va.,
or
Sports
must return
N.C. State.
at
Boston,
to
tough
weekend
cated for travel either. Teams
eling
but all
travel,
on
team.
Friday night
preciable
Satur-
particularly
a
this
soccer
Kennedy
Bozman,
College
she said.
North Carolina
noon
on
agreed.
schedule
Boston
year
are
Rennie said.
at
some
it,”
women’s
games
head coach Beth
plays
team
of a
course
away
2005117
13
page
the
over our
anyway,”
“It puts
to
of
most
from
30,
that six
With six
at
to
the
had
addition has
league
includes
11
of
meant a
away
games
home.
teams
ACC receives
not
NCAA Tournament
but the
has
team
an
now
grams—all six
the
automatic
NCAA Tournament for the
league, bid
to
impact
ranked in the
for
“Really
negatives,”
on
us
likely
the
in field
participation
top 21
make
a
sig-
very few
helped
It
might
complete but
most
“The
be
too
success
signs
so
ACC
was
early
Volleyball Old number of teams: New number of teams:
col-
Title:
far
seem to
changes
a
intended
revenue,”
proach.
Whatever to.”
was
a
‘wait and see’
going
to
Regular
(Tournament
Season
was
Field
positive.
was
got
what
be
increased football
the
going
call the
for all the affected teams,
Rennie said. “We took
was
to
11
Title: Conference Tournament
hockey.
Bozman said. “It has
number of teams:
—
league’s postseason
there have been
the
first time. But
not
pro-
lege hockey.”
which in
are
the automatic bid will nificant
of the ACC
strength
8
Champion
eliminated)
Hockey
Old number of teams: New
number of teams:
ap-
happen
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bridge is owned by the North
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