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ministration for It’s
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19,2006
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security
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show
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and
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examine computers found
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2001, in
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sentence
in
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she died in
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Tuesday.
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April
Members of the Duke
To
The
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demoralized the Duke
and
of Duke
must not be
to the
the
reflects
immediate
allegations
duty
character
addressed
openly
patience
involving we
of
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or
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prevalent
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Duke
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students.
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place
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the values that make
believe that those evils
have
They
to
lacrosse
now
and
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people,
required
are
the Duke
achieve
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and its
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be
even
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and must be
and
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and Durham
who take
As students
spirit
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Community:
irresponsibility,
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university’s
the
and Durham
community stronger.
The
Duke
to the
staff
and
academic
core
of
of
the
its
our
hold
with
one
allowing assumption
citizens
of Duke
embrace
each
evident, and
Duke
expected
are
students
bonds
to
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respect
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a
to these
and the
rights
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prejudice
and Durham
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for
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promote respect, responsibility
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and
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leadership
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morality
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judgment.
and trust.
and
dignity
contiguous community,
respect.
fortify
of
students, student athletes, and alumni —diverse by economic
religious
and
for others.
endeavors.”
integrity
and
other with
we
community
our
for
responsibility
and non-academic
and
binds
honesty, trustworthiness,
students
community,
Duke
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We invite
and neighbor in the Duke community student, alumnus, faculty member, employee
to
join
us
every in
campus.
affirming
our
commitment to these values
and to action that will lead
our
community
greater unity.
Brandon J.
Duke
P. Justin Klein
odwin
University Young Trustee (elect)
Trinity College,
Class
of 2006
Duke
University Young
Trinity College,
Trustee
Class of
(elect)
1999
School of Medicine, Class of 2006
to
19, 2006
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10IWEDNESDAY. APRIL
Nineteen-year-old
ARRESTS
from
of which denied
1
page
the
dispatching
cab
a
alleged
of the
one
the
questioned
local defense
a
two
of
one
absolute
uncharged players,
shock
and
is
lawyers
surprise,”
Thomas said. The Associated Press
players’
two
dicate in his other
ing
In
a
and
Tuesday
community
allow
the
to
move
from
individuals
unfocused
guilt
not
support”
for either
In
past,
felonies
have
University
to
or
honored the has
Sophomore Collin Finnerty appears
students
Osborn
longer
no
Tuesday
munity
ic
to
basis,
Larry
from
the
of the
members
courthouse,
gathered Tuesday
create
chapter
president
of the
side
exot-
the
Pick up your copy
fair
being
arrested.
jail gates
confirm
to
capture
rights
are
legal
courtroom
Seligmann posted shortly
by 7:15
this
recorded.
fingerprints
bail
have
to
20
a.m.
and left
wrote
and
jail
to
with New
stood
out-
walls, rushing
straining
arrived
pulled
away
Jersey
Seligmann
in
two
attorneys
a.m.,
lacrosse father
at
the
they
Durham
a tan
license
A few hours later, dozens
of the students.
Finnerty
and
to
as
he
Ford
Finnerty’s
arrived. At
escorted
player a
sat
from one
Tuesday
mailing
lists in
afternoon
support
stripper
well.
There
is
no
and his way
TOO-percent
sure’ about,”
Hamish Russell,
sophomore
the
Explorer
father and
about
Finnerty
stonefaced
courtroom
alleged
statement arrests
10:30
to
port
the
victim is
Tuesday
have
student,
that the
“Our hearts continue
the
[alleged victim]
next to
his
process,”
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Seyward Darby,
by
wrote
allegations
the need
of
where
University,
highlighted
mem-
team.
victims of sexual assault.
where
surrounded
a
a
chancellor
the
Ammons,
that
if this is the guy
happened is
of
indicted students.
two
[Seligmann] personally
even
James
Essex of five
NJ.
North Carolina Central
plates.
County Courthouse,
in
old
year
ber of the Duke men’s club lacrosse
pursued
Reporters
asking
him gay
names.”
sent out
and the
event
that the
thereafter.
plans
identities and
glimpse
Seligmann
taken and
mugshots
minds”
upheld.
photographers
and
players’ a
county jail early Tuesday morning
police report,
who attended the DeTbarton
were
“I know
and his father dashed from the back of the
of “the best
that civil
to
final
on
a team
of reporters and
morn-
a
Na-
People.
Throughout Tuesday morning,
com-
for the
not
something
Barber added that the NAACP will
ensure
indictments are]
that
said William Barber,
North Carolina
Colored
process.
“[The
guilt,
indication, based
an
tional Association for the Advancement of
Moneta said
Seligmann
support
but it is
initial evidence,
happened,”
attend classes.
reaffirm their
of
the
on
Vice Presi-
dancer and their commitment to
legal
proof
afternoon.
confirmed that
A few blocks from the
ing
“no
with
charged
suspended
interim
Court hours after
County Superior
Finnerty
“stop calling
to
as-
November
midfielderand is
various
team
the
to
derogatory
players
go
simple
in
attacked after
was
a
to
him in the face
punched
said he
a
with
D.C.,
body. According man
proba-
had
claimed that
man
girlfriend really
Seligmann.
or
before the Durham
the
presump-
provided
Finnerty
been
on an
a statement
a
are
like this.”
charged
was
friends
two
through
estab-
who
and I
who
boys
least have
the
Washington
E-mails
innocence
ever
charges
unfounded,
of the
two
it
School in Morristown,
the
TOM MENDEUTHE CHRONICLE
dent for Student Affairs in
in
Duke
specula-
team
will be
charged
tion of innocence and
the
deserve
Seligmann,
to
Thomas, however, said he believes the has
bly
and other
reserve
lished,” Brodhead said.
University
think that
Fells, N J., is
of law where the
of the
wrong
just
the three others
en-
legal system
tion about 46 members of the court
and
the
course.
“[We]
“I think that these
and after-
of the
I’ve
Agarwal,
completely
and
aiding
school.
one
people
Aaina
Dormitory.
2005, when
charg-
with
Brodhead
Richard
the Duke
judgment its
released
statement
couraged
team
literally
gende
Chami-
high
down the hall from him in Edens 2C
sault
crimes.
alleged
President
noon,
run
the
the
on
Catholic
sophomore
Finnerty
were
did not in-
if he will be
statement
players
abetting
and
rooms
on-campus
Tuesday night. Nifong
searched
said
through something
that the
reported
met,”
and
plays from
field, is
attended
N.Y. He
think Collin is kind
lives
indictments.
“The reaction among all the
City,
most
the
on
prestigious
who
Finnerty,
position
nade—a “I
who
lawyer
attack
Garden
night
incident.
Bill Thomas,
represents
the
to
house where the party occurred the of the
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19, 2006
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April 19,
BUSH. CUTLER WORK PUT FDR JETS
RISING RANKING
With the NFL Draft approaching fast, Reggie
MEN'S TENNIS MOVED lIP TO THIRD
Bush and Jay Cutler met with Jets officials
IN THIS WEEK'S ITA TEAM RANKS
while Matt Leinart hired AFTER FINISHING 9-Z IN THE AGC.
a new
agent.
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Come back
Melchionni looks to for another
play
overseas Patrick Byrnes
by
THE CHRONICLE
Josh
year,
Four years ago, Lee Melchionni arrived at
Duke
2002 Dear I’m
friends, like
like
ing
don’t feel
know you all that well
to
got
We
too.
you
Even
hang
to
though
somewhere in makes
don’t
NBA Draft and
you
to
of this
WV
or
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VattG
the
Once you
you’ll
be
Italian
the
personality.
bigshot
and
a taste
had
probably
of it this
enough
riding
of
the
of the Year’s coattails. Ask your if he had pus
and
much of the
world. That
be able
This
Every
in
once
Cameron
oped
a
I
basket
do
the
on
were
you
in
a
That’s
you
dunks
not
a
opportunity
back, you’ll
game.
on
paint,
post
you, you
up.
be Duke’s main
you’ll get plenty
of
I’m to
of
tour
work and
his
put
land
to
try
the
year,
internship
Europe,
to
a
City.
basketball as
fixed-income
come
maybe
to
I
back,
history
preparations a
summer
an-
department
at
a
want
Seniorforward Lee Melchionni is
hoping
to
continue his basketball
career
in
Italy next
CHRONICLE
his
on
Duke
the
experience
season.
go and
go
or
law
to
lot of options
Goldman Sachs
many
their skills CORNELL/THE
to
maybe
out
maybe
Credit Suisse.”
with head coach Mike
got
devel-
my
basketball use
players
their time
Krzyzewski refining
court, Melchionni said
with
the
Hall-of-Fame
SEE MELCHIONNI
ON PAGE
12
not
the
WOMEN'S LACROSSE
season.
knock
to
never
or
Mel-
getting
on
have dreams of the NBA and
HOLLY
that
his
he said. “I have
While
with your back
score
the entire
With Shelden in the the
back
what
throw down
But you
jumping.
once
there,
year.
court.
while, you’d
monstrous
year
now.”
Wall Street, then
on
school,”
complementary,
consistent offensive
saw
“When I
basketball
about
the
in
work cam-
the shadow of the Landlord.
of those
one
think
10-week
a
a
Credit Suisse in Manhattan.'
Player
ruling
next
that,
with
for
culture,”
working
senior
his
a
before
career.
he would like
his
to
mixed
with
on
seasons
another
to
system,
reaching
the world and im-
see
finishes
major
buddy J.J.
college
all be yours
to
season,
standing
sure
can
beyond
But
you’d
time this year
good
a
in
of
catch
to
in finance in New York
alyst
but you
season,
the Duke
Europe
citizenship right
Prior
cam-
just yet.
few
a
in
“I’m
Duke education
wouldn’t that be fiin? You got
hopes for
of end-
plans
no
little chance
Melchionni said
leaves
J.J.
career
through
scorer
job
Tourna-
money,
When he
may
ACC
play
to
chionni said.
star
three
non-basketball
myself
merse
go-to guy, but the
you’re
know
Nelson
a
team
make
two,
you
Leaving
winning
“I’d like
it
Yeah, De-
ea^n S
—
seeking
go
come
be the
team.
Marcus
pus,
me
for
If you
stay.
back, you’ll
K
to
lottery,
class.
his basketball
European
touted
highly
recruiting
the senior has
the NBA, but he
an-
out.
the
andrew^^^
know,
you’re projected
for both
sense
after
Melchionni has
We wouldn’t mind, I other year
six”
After his rise
this
though.
year,
member of the
a
titles,
ment
gonna lie, I kinda like you. My
they
we
Duke
Mcßoberts;
Josh
not
as
“super
though.
rarely
If you
big
experience
man
with
had
come
Chrest, Huether form strong bond
and
baby
Sean Moroney
by
THE CHRONICLE
SEE MCROBERTS ON PAGE
13
When
attacker
Huether’s senior not
only
Katie
seasons
Chrest
and
conclude their illustrious
four-year
but it will also mark the end of a
Duke,
goalie
Megan
culminate later this year, it will careers
longer history
at
of
playing together. Chrest and Huether have been teams
league
notebook
The
since
schools
then
went
club
junior
a
on
various
recreational
eighth grade.
on to
play
in
team
Chrest
years,
joined
Huether
Huether had been
attending
and
in
the
on
Maryland
school.
throughout high their
met
all-star game in
two
Skywalker
Before
teammates
they
at
changed
Maryvale Prep,
since
high where
her freshman
year.
Huether said she let Chrest know about the school but did
not
try
“Even I based closer
my
to
to
influence her friend’s decision either way.
though being choice
on
able
to
be with
Megan
said
decision about which
they again
choices,
college
made their choices
“We talked about our
a
plus, was
home,” Chrest said.
Chrest and Huether also found themselves same
was
academics and the fact that it
but
our
we
to
on
their
options together
made
our
making
the
attend, but Huether own.
and evaluated
decisions
separately,”
Huether said. “I committed first and Katie made her decision about three weeks later.”
During
his freshman
Mcßoberts
season
LAURA BETH DOUGLAS/THE CHRONICLE
at Duke, forward Josh
displayed potential
for greatness.
SEE W. LAX ON PAGE
12
Katie Chrest has scored 38
goals
so far
during
her senior year as
a
Blue Devil.
12IWEDNESDAY, APRIL
19, 2006
THE
CHRONICL
,E
MELCHIONNI
coach
has
him
taught
about
leadership
and character. “It’s
been
like
that. I
ball.
American
of it than
more out
Basketball
Express
epitomize
for Coach K and I got
play
to
came
much
so
the
the senior said. “I
commercial,”
the basket-
great, but I’m armed
was
for life now.” Because with
the
Melchionni arrived
likes
of
Williams, Michael and Sean
dolph
unable A
to
five
then
Melchionni
“I
as
in
agreed
to
on
to
and
so
grateful
Senior
Huether has
goalie Megan
goals-against
a
average of 7.73 with 87
saves so
far this
CHRONICLE
I’ve done here has exceeded I could
thought
his
sophomore
man
season
time
playing
campaign. By way
a
scholarship play-
Lee Melchionni walked
and
the sixth member of a talented
against
from page
with
new
Their
success
and the
helped NCAA
the
playing
Blue Devils
ry
in the lAAM
ond
over
lacrosse
Although
in
is
ends of the field,
they
significant
me
against ever
the
victoa
sec-
during
on
opposite
both said each has on
is
most
because that is when
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RACE, CLASS and GENDER? CHARACTER and COURAGE?
FREEDOM, FAIRNESS and POLITICAL CORRECTNESS? TRUTH and RELATIVISM?
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greater
larger protests
weeks.
recent
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of
support
amnesty and guest worker
750,000
programs,
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protested
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have every
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and denies
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to secure
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structure.
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also
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terrorists.
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want
who seek
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simply
live
to
good,
to
kill
they
there
as
pose
honest life
here,
there
in
decades
get
to
the
people
who is
cross-
country. They respect
dure the process, and wait for their the
for these
waiting period
How
can we
national
our
guard
people.
out, short of
wall. We
a
should
use
to
keep
time
jail
put
employ
surveillance aircraft and do whatever is necessary
illegals
as
a
necessary deterrent. The second
we
should do is
to
reach
in their
good jobs ing
to
the
stay there. If
gals
on
this
goal
until
possible
as
I encourage the to
try
come
social,
here
the
people
sures
wish
place
our
that to
who
we
own
come
being
here. We
should welcome
It’s unfortunate that
support all the should
the
most
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we
people the
ensure
more
already
also are
of
the
here
has caused
countries,
many
can’t
who
a
most
all the
win-win situation.
immigrants
who
as
get
here.
to
or
Therefore,
come
here
great fun for
working
a
they
years
forget
the
concerns
of the
I’m
not
A lot of more
of the
people
Trinity sophomore.
telling lot of
keep
you
two
33 years of
an
but
it’s
reached
a
lack of effort—we’ve been years
trying
now
not
to
are
to
McKenna.
Jay
and Chrissie
was
there an
the details of
along
was
no
had frank
mystery, of
unsafety
con-
I
surprises.
no
from
tailgating
one.
certainly started,
but
they
seem to
being
team
out
try
out
of control. I feel
contributes
to
to contact
ties and everyone a
So
just going
to
take
create
monitor
drinking
in their
gather
to
have
to
responsibility
called
a
couple times,
not where
not
I’m
on
up
no one
my
and I’ve said,
going
news
in small groups,
going
you
at
envision
to
with my
con-
outlet, that’s for
look like?
tailgate
intimate fun activi-
the football game.
be
might
the team,
ing
students
as
Central
long
This is all about
not an
in
parking
quad barbeques.
private houses,
discourage anything,
Tailgating
getting
as
lots,
Some may
it reflects
supporting
a
restore.
They
very
deserve
our
want
football
every
bad decision
work
tailgat-
we want to
very
hard
difficult circumstances.
Greg Czaja
is
a
Trinityjunior.
This is his
final
ex-
team
supporting
That’s what
support; they
to
want to
make choices, and I’m for
is
the
pre-football
our
enthusiastic about
independent activity.
on
I don’t
Campus,
is for, that’s what it’s about and that’s what
under
cetera?
picked
full, but
pre-football activity.
quads...
na-
have their hands
you?
has
[Chen]
and the notion of
will
anyone.
that The Chronicle hasn’t
What would your idealized vision of
sim-
all
breakdown in communication,
the students.’
They
we
a
versation; The Chronicle is
to
team.
to
accussing
People gathering
the unsafe
changing Tailgate
fashion.
guy”
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There
feel that
going
take
There
‘Look, The Chronicle is
safe.
assaulted.
being
Saidi
judg-
unsafe situation.
social situationswhere you won’t be able
going
surprised
has tried
my
it’s
tired of
not
I’m
hospitaliza-
talk about the lacrosse
et
me.
I’m
perience.
dorms, off-campus,
I
Campus
the students’ side?
incidents and drunk-
people, a
on
this story.
we’ve had...20
more.
people
would pass
they
So if there has been
year’s Tailgate monitoring system?
were
to
students.
I think I’ve had very direct conversations.
tailgating
event
going
Students
This is his final column.
trying
to
unsafe situation.
exercising
You mention students
ture
these
conversations that
ongoing
speak for them, but they certainly
heard from this
tailgating?
presidents unilaterally pulled
couldn’t do it any
and
with these student leaders,
that
Conversations have
It’s failed—studentswill tell you it has failed. A bunch
because
met
within 48 hours of the last
post-tailgate
with students for
of those PanHel
cam-
be in the “I heard from him who heard from this guy who
been for
not
So what about this
are
here.
Marshall is
a
with
EFC, PanHel,
[Mothershead]
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greg czaja
make it safe—and have concluded that it’s
not
Jeremy
two
here, and I’m
on
well-man-
about
groups
[Longoria]
with Ivan
met
the czaj factor
it’s
of
are
campus
meetings
summer
fall with DSG,
shared my beliefs about the
extremely
students. Aren’t people
not
I can’t
years in
two
past
student
to
had
last
versations with
incidents. I’m
driving
It’s
the
year
rjsP'
specifically?
number
working
agencies
these discussions?
reexamine
know that the lacrosse
possible.
all the world’s ills
cure
want to come
people
they get
a
I’ve
When you
How many incidents would you estimate occurred? Over
I’ve
yeah,
understanding
that
that
an
for
non-stop.
are
Injuries, hospitalizations...
ply smartest,
to
safe, and it’s just
in all countries who
and
you
our events on
talked
you
[Gorman].
Satur-
We’ve invested
that
help
rituals
of on-cam-
terms
with various
working
to
and lots and lots ofstu-
quite good procedures
Council, Jay Ganatra, Jesse
and
year
sure
meetings
This
happened
the past
over
like en-
talking
set
activities has
make
Oh had
independent
tailgating
to
Have
congregate in
to
and other kinds of
ques
Most
just
Legal immigration
people
It’s
country.
better life,
also often get the
as
to
immigrants comprise key
a
effort
an
with
week
crescendo. It’s
illegally
make
morning—barbe-
our
many ille-
as
met
have
we
best
our
to create new
aged.
zone
do
can
programs
be
tions,
deserving.
must
last
will-
bankrupt.
come
and seek
to
benefits of American society.
we
who
live here.
fair
skilled workers from other
We
be
supporting
country is
people
taxes
already
are
PanHel
ment to
legally. Legal
pay
people
live. We should focus
to
opposed
same
hard,
many
prob-
Mexicans had
more
economic and cultural niches in this
of them work
the
for Mexico’s rampant corruption,
not
as
so
they might
country,
it could be much better efforts
that make
United States. If own
address
we
with students. I
How,
thing
lems in, for instance, Mexico, want
activities
of
greek system
do
to
activities. I think in
new
with students and pus
happen-
that
to
com-
single designated
a
to create
going
decisions, trying
changes?
were to
whole other
a
What
the border with Mexico,
on
about
day
to
I look forward
and
tailgating.
So if students
en-
increase
We need
pre-football socializing
the traditional area of the Blue Zone?
two
laws,
our
Illegals
turn.
illegal immigration?
stop
waiting
historic and
a
smart
with Duke Union, the
pus behavior,
Tailgate? is
students make. We’re
students make
dents
itself.
tailgating. Tailgating and
some
invit-
discuss the future of
to
ahead for
changes
Mone-
Larry
reiterate) recently
his office
There won’t, however, be
ing.
discussed
legal immigrants.
have been
might
I
transcript speak for
form of
well-enjoyed
might
Philippines
this
to
there
friends. Dr.
my
There won’t be space for them. Instead, we’re
millions
are
exacdy
is unfair to
Finally, illegal immigration
people
are
guy,
drop by
me to
We welcome
bor-
our
millions of
are
are.
dealers and, po-
drug
know
to
they
tions in the United States.
Some
So
threat to the
a
slip past
can
criminals,
as
We need
us.
I’ll let the
munity building, public
borders and hold them accountable for their ac-
our
Tailgate.
educat-
same
don’t know who
shall receive
Ask
cannot
are
ye
(a super-nice
for student
really
Just
an
and ta
the infra-
or
the
require
seriously, illegal immigrants
of Americans. We
ders and
want to
usually poorly
are
turn
Undocumented, undetected,
who
who
people
other Americans.
as
as
office and
give immigrants
illegal immigrants
most
hard-working people, they
safety
holding
ed
ed, fill unskilled jobs and in services
like
wouldn’t
but the United States
Although
Serio usly.
its southern border
on
the millions of
country,
idiot.
an
not
immigration policy compared
them all. We don’t have the money
support
sovereign
borders and
our
NOT
Larry Moneta?
uphold
we
a
English. with
empathize
come to
no
immoral.
legal immigrants rights
education in
As
anything.
protesting. They certainly
even
immi-
illegal immigration
stop
which stations troops
Mexico,
an
or
liberal
a
to
means
right
racist
unfair,
is
nation of laws, and unless
a
keep
has
immigration question
step
of them
none
time? How do
same
new
and
security
past
our
help
to
economy?
the
but the first
answer,
them all,
the
at
and hurt the
honor
we
desire
our
national
protect
we
streets
our
help
grants It
How do
off
drugs
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be considered. How do
must
column.
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