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UNC-Wilmington (4-1-1)
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ANTI-TRAIN UPDATE:
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the women’s
but that isn’t the
Duke
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weekend. The Blue Devils lost
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The No.
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streaks alive.
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Harvard
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19,2006
sportsbriefs Dickinson wins ACC
Sophomore named the the Week
of the Week
Player
Dickinson
Marian
ACC Field
Hockey Player
of
back-to-back
Monday following
hat tricks
was
And
goals
three
only
on
the midfielderadded with her three Dickinson
goals
an
go
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first in
the
goals
and
per game,
With 11
per game.
already passed
goals
a
goals
this
the
laughingstock
of Di-
16, in week Duke lost
one —the same
to
the last
In
sissippi
on
UNC up
weeks, North Carolina
two
Akron and Southern Mis-
to
the
fell
Virginia
road.
to
yards
out a
of offense
Considered
one
power
conferences
began,
the
teams
And last
Western
barely pulled
521
weekend that
Division I-AA Richmond.
ACC
of
win while
to
in the top 25 and
and
giving
I-AA Furman.
college
before
now
weekend,
Michigan
claims none
football’s
the
just
season
three
in the top 10.
season,
her total of
seven
freshman.
sets
Homecoming
Kickoff
against
to
ranks
currently
she has
Duke
assist
Saturday,
scores.
points, points
as
attempts.
State
against Appalachian
ACC in
No. 3 ODU
to
Dickinson scored all three of the
Blue Devils’
once
State has lost
In Duke’s overtime loss
Sunday,
Rutgers,
vision I football, North Carolina, 21upset
State and
against Appalachian
Old Dominion.
from staff reports
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for
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Duke’s
time
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Virginia Sept.
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Lincoln Financial The
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officiating.”
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six passes but could not lead Duke to
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offensive line.
of the
Jones
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pleted
get behind
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Jones,
and
ready
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Duke’s offense could
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game
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play
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McClendon Tower Media Room,
campus culture
The
Culture Initiative, East
Lenin this
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Standing
friends,
the West
through
McDonald’s snack
Campus
Plaza
my friend’s
to
of weekends
couple
a
hear what he had said, but I could tell in
Duke
a
demeanor that his
me
grab
late
a
the sudden
by
told
miho
kubagawa
night
change
weren’t kind.
friend shook his me
My
finally
said
I
to us,
floored.
was
and
a
nity
on
of
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this student
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flavor
scale,
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was
enough
that
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friend’s
a
student did
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centrally
plan
only
low
point
that
homo.” Once
flaming
tioned how drunk this student dent did zies
attend Duke.
not
T-shirt
and
Duke
nothing
hat
left
was
state
quesstu-
that
of
disgust
the first demic
he
to
friend, who is gay.
If
we
group outside the Plaza marks of
by, minding how
when
Donald’s line? If left
disappointed
spect
this
on
the
in
too
often
“fag”
on
key
take
to
which
issues
der and
change
Duke
spring,
re-
closer look
a
afforded the
was
“campus culture,”
at
interact with each
we
committees
by forming
can’t
I
athletics,
has
I’m
come
other
on
but
help
from the
to start
on
respond
alcohol,
race,
think
to
creators
to
daily
a
gen-
that the
Stone reporter what it’s like
Rolling that
be
to
a
spond
with
these
ing
situations
happened, like
when
jokes
at a
Sadly,
I
dents and
am
immature and
most
of their friends
none
all the time,
out excuses
stupidity”
re-
pass-
“trivial
or
become indifferent when these
When I told my friends what
slew of similar stories in response,
a
just
honest with
drunkard
the
out
Central last weekend
on
or
racial
making
the sexist remarks
night.
a
stereotyping
other Duke too.
immature comments
stu-
If I
am
I know that sometimes my behav-
myself,
that of
of
guilty
as
making hurtful,
ior reflects
of the
have
“drunken
as
called
one
no
party
made in section last
truly
some
happen again.
received
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to
happen again
do
they
off
essentially
we
situations
And
portray
We throw
disgust.
that
drama,” same
to
behaviors and then
juvenile
student in
happened
rather
school student,
high
than
a
Duke senior.
My
when I but
disgust
utter
however,
laugh
creating
and
disappointment
overwhelming enough
was
or
say
a
I
am
that
I
am
just
as
guilty
that
doing nothing
divides between those who know
anything
Friday night,
recognize
me to
derogatory joke,
who don’t. And when I don’t do occur,
for
and those
me
when these
events
and immature.
but let’s Yes, let’s do something about campus culture,
thinking
fool ourselves into has the
answer.
students,
and
whether in class don’t take then we
are
this
Campus how on
we
that
culture
opportunity
failing part
of
starts to
or out
to
our
Miho Kubagawa
is
a
Trinity
college
senior.
every
partying
improve
After all, we’re better than this,
change
on
with
us,
the
single
day,
Friday.
If we
ourselves
education.
right?
not
committee
university
ourselves
carry
Monday
some
seriously,
$lO
million for an
“aca-
it’s
too
by
early out
in the year once
space
to
give
used
it
for
student groups in favor of
hawking (my personal favorite) seems
to
be
actively detracting
dance
thing
istration for this
dying
waste
and musical
concerts
than
at
University
and
Larry
been
When it
shaker,
a
of
teach
a
or
(that
comes to
are
one
was a
part
every
to
the admin-
other week—next
Brodhead for all
the
my
a
some
to
going to
to
of
most
and read
stop
we
a
us,
flyer
I just
fessor after class.
at
the heart of
else’s
everyone
and we’re afraid to
to
want
to
us
not
asking
splurges
are
a
going
to war
upcoming
hell of a
coherent
problematic
me to set
me
and it
events.
Talk
to
your pro-
body.
up
a
community,
someone
change
this
willing
tabling.
definitely
doesn’t
college
more
to
else’s interest.
when I’m
require
extremely
a
sim-
than any admin-
can.
what I
vision of this
want
college:
considers what’s
on
an
Duke I
actively
want at
Monday
be. So allow
to
Duke
to
be
mornme to
place
a
the poster boards and
them.
That’s all. If we could achieve that, I’d be satisfied. Until student scenery
a
with
sad
with the army
the Duke student
for
Check the pay attention.
where every student stops, looks
I also understand that Peter
our
inconvenience
share them.
committee, but I guarantee you that such
my
close
Look into the Duke Conversations pro-
contact
istradve program
are
complete-
pursuits,
for engagement, I’m
glamorous,
me
a
strug-
our
included. We don’t take
be inconvenienced for the sake of
ing asking
are
on
other students in
interests but almost
by trying
asking
actions will
are
us
Duke’s cul-
change
engage
that is
own
from
home with
not
busy
culture. Most students I know
campus
acquaintances
Make eye
was
creepy
another way: How
the world when
unwilling
for their
Mosdy
them
ways?
fellow students
share
eyes
another student.
question
are
DukePass website for
ple
you
afraid. Afraid of engag-
our
us.
forming
To illustrate, allow
atten-
are
classroom full
meet
even
ask
to
Like everyone else, I received
comes
resources,
Moneta
my
per-
present
These students aren’t just
disengagement
When I’m
It’s
Peace
or
busy
eyes fixed forward like I
trying
nervous
disconnected
of club
myself.
given—specifically,
students form
ex-
theater. It may
is, I can’t really stick it solely one
or
least it felt like I
While I think their student-life
of
gladly
gauntlet
children
week I’ll blame President Richard
woes).
or
to create
the BC entrance, lined with barkers
donations for
something larger
I’ll
day.
any
for Sale!” for the old
to
up
Walkway
have been troublesome, but
But the
consultant a
the time; students stiffen up
me,
change
when we’re
much.
are some
soon-to-be
a
gram. Read the e-mails your RA sends you. Be
capella
at a
to
simplest
our
or
can’t
they’re actually
board? How
passions
results.
hype,
press conference,
you
all
me
ask
me
powerhouses ly
and
being engaged by,
or
It’s this
gle
if
about knives.
harried
the
mover
the CFO,
to
drifter
supposed
poster
for the breathtak-
apparent
by crowding
the old BC
me
leading
they’ve
left me in shock. I didn’texpect my fel-
Friday night
low Duke students
tables
real
trustee, parent
the Gothic Wonderland.I love it here, but what me
but
The real issue here is
We know better than any administrator,
re-
probably yell
this, fellow Duke student: How
briskly by
friends and
change “Loco Pops
them-
problems
selves —the students.
and
Give
Lange
of the
not
projected $240
a
and advertisement
demanding
the lack of maturity and
if
we
to
happens
ing with,
ture
of Central’s transformation into
example, maybe
said in the Mc-
were
basis. While I respect the administration’s desire to
even
produce anything
I will
model citizen,
or
presidential
indifferent,
too
re-
from student life.
of
of last
events
opportunity way
better than this, then
are
better than this, then how
we are
all
my
campus?
After the rare
homo” and
re-
the
provide
can
inclined to view administration
Domino’s Pizza, the Plaza
friend and I walked
individual’s friend didn’t
homophobic
“flaming
in the
no one
their friend’s racist
to
as
business? If we
our own
the
come
budge
responded
“Ching, chong, chang”
come
date and time
million for the houses off East,
Keva Karts and vendors
then how
a
you’ll probably
me,
walk past my table?
So let
campus culture.
mention the lack of
fair shake,
tabling
right?
better than this,
are
they
gen-
willing participa-
assigned
can’t
benign experiments
phase
to
For a
We’re better than this,
can’t be
are
village”).
Not
my
the
require
you
question
especially community
and
more
is
a
children,
terrifying
or
million for the Plaza and
and I could
speechless,
legitimate
ing price tags ($3.7
that this
hopes
as
his
to
ad astra
their own
I would be
Still, efforts
his Cameron Cra-
my
glances
over-
I
again,
hoped
squashed
exchange
except
and
was
Unfortunately,
attended another school. I do
emphatically
us
I
a
its
by
crash
and cruise
“Duke
Culture and
on
It
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Brian kindle
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to
long-term plan
when IMMP
for
going places.
Ugandan
make
committee. The administration
Friday night. line,
your
to
out
week, and
you.
My question going
of
doomed
a
this
volunteer. You’re a
who’s
plan-
individuals; they
sembling I had that
look
Washington insider, fancy marketing
son
large-
a
and
but
at
the years, for any number of stu-
over
Now you, if you believe die University’s
to
spontaneously
tion of
by
right?
ad-
effort
any
premise.
sources,
heard the student in front of “I hate
a
very
erated
that
figured
While my friend and I stood in the McDonald’s
friend,
was
attend Duke.
not
We’re better than this, I wish that was the
but I
birthday,
of
would
me,
bit
a
tabling
me
Corps
the old Soviet smile
this type of
Alabama. Sure,
what otherwise
damper
to
catch
on
partic-
a
top-down
culture” is
experienced
middle school in
attending
night celebrating
great this
because I hadn’t
was,
since
mockery
shadow
foster student life
to
attempts
seems
to
how drunk
questioned
long
commu-
campus, the
community” I
to
comes
sense
quite
dent groups. If you
something
Campus.
casts a
tabled
breed of future leader
ministration be
clar-
ified what the stranger had
guest column
coming
University.
head and
keep walking.
to
When my friend
Campus
contact
we
ago. At first, I didn’t
words
die
12 houses off
Plaza and
Campus
be dead, but he still
student
when
of
purchase
look for Central
new
may
When it
of
group
those words toward my friend and
slung
walked
his
the
the West
Campus,
whole
soon, a
Ching,
making
plazas and
and academic
villages
will
just
be
we
so
do,
much
vanity.
we
group.
little scenario. I’ve
Brian Kindle is
Tuesday.
a
Trinity
senior.
His
column
runs
every
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