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Campus
the establishment of dormitories for seniors to
specifically
plete projects
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ALEX GARINGER
By
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At
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Council
the
FRIENDS AND COLLEAGUES of Ronie-Richele Garcia-Johnson, assistant professor of environmental policy, enter the
Monday.
A
reception
Chapel
Friends remember beloved ALEX GARINGER
Garcia-Johnson telling
The Chronicle
Assistant
Professor
of Environmen-
The
Hutson,
he
walked in to teach her first seminar at
hundred
people
the Nicholas School of the Environment
Chapel Monday
and Earth Sciences three years ago and
Johnson,
stared at
at age 34.
the fledgling first-year
mas-
for her memorial service Most
professor
teel
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coincided
anniversary of
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that
genome
The
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diseases such
on
as
the genetic
origins of
Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s
and autism, among others. While the official
opening
celebration took 160
terday, the center’s
place
yes-
researchers,
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and other
fessors, physicians
the
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come
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calling for several significant to the
held afterward at the Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences.
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President
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director of the
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second anniversary of the
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Donald Rumsfeld denied
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postwar Iraq and said such
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siege
oversee
the reconstruction of Iraq,
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of nearly 300 Croatian
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had made many promises.
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regime had
non-military
else is around, then you
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are
and
bring law
Dr. Haider Fathel
the chief resident
chemical weapons and
made several
Iraqi scientist who claimed
the material that had been buried in
identify
chemical
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rebuilding
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Iraqis, but suggested he would be stay-
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resigning
at Harvard
was
whisked to
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muted reception Monday.
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turned himself in to the Serbian authorities
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general appointed by
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mark
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Council also discusses By JOSH NIMOCKS
Urban some
Sticking
to
whatever it
to do
campaign pledge
a
takes
reduce
to
Durham, Mayor Bill Bell announced contract
contract
Transit
comes
all
to
circulated
a
council
day night’s city
that
memo
at
have
car
with
162
week.
For security
company
the
reasons,
of-
police
per
memo
details of
down with officials
solve
the
“company police” Bell
said,
associations
and
Although
other
who’s
Bell said. “This
ceive
council also
protect
Slovik,
new
inauguration ceremony
Trinity
Room.
president,
is
sworn
in
Monday
at the DSG
its
will
daycare
looking
city
is
tight. Through
to
a
have been
this
plan,
Grant funds
Department
of
through
Housing
the shelter and
funding and asked plan
as
an
Development
redevelopment project. involves
project
replacing
di-
in northeast central
Durham with 41 affordable residential units. As of
April 10, three into
relocated
The five
staff is
Hispanic
new
families had
housing
on
currently working with families
to
assist
relocation and anticipates
them half
a
finalize the relocations. year to
The council also
memorializing
adopted
a
Marine Lance
Anderson, the first Durham
Operation Iraqi Freedom. Anderson died An
by
resolution
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native and
second North Carolinian to die
the
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children, said
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from the 2003-2004 Con-
and state budgets
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Duke Student Government in the Old
funding
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solidated Action Plan at
city
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homeless
to
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doing
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community
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and defend
families and
less
new
officials
from
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Barnes Avenue.
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Durham
of
Home, which provides shelter
the city, gave
emphasized before.
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mayor
houses to low-income residents
Leah
he has
to have to be
To
take
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than the
security
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been
“Someone
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shooting.
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from DATA, the
and
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Bell said that after the shootings,
several
really
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a
operational
department
and
annual cost of
the deployment.
police
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a
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and cited its solid
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bring
for the
security personnel
Durham Area
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Monday night
in full-time
a
thereby
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Analysts draw parallels between Syria and Iraq By
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Riad Al-Turk,
DAMASCUS, Syria Syria’s off
the
spent
outspoken dissident, ticks
most
one-third
roughly
as
a
the
Assad,
18 years in
almost back to
Assad,
months stretching in 1946.
independence
political factor
a new
the U.S.
Like
occupying
power.
he
Syrians,
many
East,
to consider;
door in up next
military, pitched the latest
as
Hafez
father,
or
like everyone in the Middle
Now,
Iraq
Bashar
solitary confinement
under Assad’s late
and sundry years
life
his
13 months
president,
current
under
he has
of
political prisoner:
horrified,
is
yet he—like other government critics also
Saddam
of
pling
political
the kind of
have
that they
opening
economic
—
top-
handled
if
Hussein,
right, might push and
welcome
that the
recognizes
for decades.
sought
“Iraq had a bloodier system—when compare
the number of victims
we
here to
the number in Iraq, it had many, many
more,” said Turk, 73, coughing through umpteenth
his
they
stance dam
are
in
government’s swift collapse,
dent
W.
George
Bush
on
the
new
by warning
sub-
Presisenior
and
sought
administration officials ize
“But
cigarette.
the same.” After the Sad-
to
capital-
U.S. presence in the region
SYRIAN PRESIDENT BASHAR AL-ASSAD
other Middle Eastern govern-
United States and Britain
Syria rapidly attracted Washington’s The
Bush administration
safe
for
haven
(left)
meets with Mike
to convince
was
came
Saddam
an-
day
after
However,
his
or
a
soothing
statements
to
Syrians
even
the establishment
closer
much
than Turk
dreds of Arab volunteers pour into Iraq
will
helped
the
Americans
Baghdad
acquire
banned items
The initial tension appears to have
al-Sharaa stressing
Syrian-Iraqi that
Iraqis
border
was
without
sealed
visas
the
that
Monday
and
would
be
“We us
via
an
State
visit
Powell.
by Secretary of
Sharaa’s
remarks
sf99
better
relations,
in Damascus last week. The
President Saddam Hussein’s
government.
diplomat
some
of old and will on
who
Both Iraq and Syria have been ruled
Syria’s
dominate
case,
for
con-
and
southern
on
fostering
Syria also allows most Palestinian
groups to
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information
offices
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to
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feels like the Iraq ways
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the ideals of defeating colonialism,
Both
try-
general.
decades
Baath Party, founded in Syria in
the
base.
“But it is certain there will be change.” in
that Washington
Hamas and Islamic Jihad.
retired
a
groups
Egypt, Jordan and Saudi Arabia.
ac-
Lebanon and threaten Israel from that
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don’t know what will happen
Syria
impending Colin
Iraqi
chemical weapons
terrorists—in
Hezbollah
after the Iraq war,” said Haitham Ki-
lani,
turned away. He also welcomed renewed dialogue
con-
aiding
siders
of a century.
Minister Farouk
with Foreign
of the kind of external
trol from which the Arabs have been
ing to free themselves for the
like night vision goggles.
eased,
Iraq smacks
allegedly
and
U.S. action in
if the
adapt—even
and
seem
certain that this country, and the region,
fight
minister for Middle East
Kingdom
Like Saddam’s Iraq, Syria stands cused of developing
fleeing henchmen, right after it let hun-
to
United
O’Brien,
not to harbor refugees of former
Syria
by
Bush about Syria’s cooperation.
gered by the prospect of Damascus providing
attempting
sought change.
ments that Washington
ire.
are
majors
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TUESDAY, APRIL 22,2003 �
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President
visers have drafted
a
staging the latest nominating Bush to
history, allowing
George W. Bush’s
ad-
re-election strategy built around convention in the
begin his
party’s
formal campaign
the second anniversary of Sept. H and to enhance
near
his fund-raising
advantage,
according
to
Republicans
close to the White House. In to
spend
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as
first
and
as
campaign—to
prepared
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finance television
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advertising
through the primary
expenses
that leads up to the Republican
September. a
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say
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season
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much
convention in
record amount of money
a
presidential candidate and would be especially
table because Bush faces
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Republican Party
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advisers
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set
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they chose the date
would flow into the commemorations
the third anniversary
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general election campaign
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security and Bush’s role
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22,2003
APRIL
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rate of about 2
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SYRIA
thought
from page 4
a
Instead, have been in effect since 1963 Last
year,
10 years
Hamidi,
in
nine dissidents
sentenced for
were
up to
the Damascus bureau chief for the
London-based newspaper
al-Hayat,
December for violating the press law
respected
arrested
was
by publishing
in ar-
ticles about what might have been said in presidential
meetings.
His court
hearings have all been
Syrian television lamic architecture Saddam’s statue
startling In
during the
on
in
scene
broadcast
Baghdad
month spent
a
now
on
here,
famous
most
the individual
agencies. The
the
by
whole
of
the
saw
on
owners
or
the pervasive
comes
by
government
across
as
a
kind of
protection racket.
to burnish
Syria’s
Promised tion of
reforms
For
on
by
treasured
lashing
out
against
is
position
as
at Western
and
to
the
the
most
order,
Party
an
reform, but
all
art
to
push
they do
is
create
barrels lion in
a
pri-
ures
to
oil and
a
as
benefits
one
Sukkar,
a
son,
Hafez,
more
dominance in
East,
spokesperson,
eco-
a
largely
Muslim,
question
official
are
fig-
believed
about 13
percent
Christian.
generally
or
dismiss
any
ques-
either
by saying Syria
noting
the number of
top positions.
Asked about U.S.
business
remain
Syria. Although
rule
pres-
Sunni Muslim and
age 16 months.
dominance,
from secular
try any
sink
might
sensitive then the
Sunni
percent
Sunni Muslims in
$2 bil-
to what kind of
said Nabil
a
don’t exist, Syria’s 17 million people
Middle
program
want,”
have
thwarting
to worry it
begun
Akhras,
Government officials
and the
some
it is
who advises him. Both the
Azma
tion about Alawite
Iraq.
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Iraqi
They
to be about 75
obstacles,” said
well, either,
whether Assad will
Alawite and around 10 percent
imple-
plunge with the loss of 200,000
of subsidized
day
exports
nomic reform
to
wife,
sure
Almost nothing is
them outside to
is
on
Party because
and Alawites have
of Alawite
kept
form, they pretend
Economic reform has not fared
expected
the Baath
aloof.
change
Damascus University professor.
economy is
speculation focuses
no one
economist. “There
steps.”
former investment banker in London,
tape.
apparatchiks
defined
Much
them. But
introduc-
no
dump
change,
at-
universities. Intro-
private
bay by trying
cities. “It’s
priority,
ident and his
presidential
Baath
example,
no
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younger Assad
the shoals of bureaucratic red
vate universities at
one
the
stalled, including
private banks
duced piecemeal
major
uprising
Iraq,
on
consultant and former World Bank
oph-
living.
to dominate them.
tempts
ment
frequent
services in order for
security
country
most
restaurant
avoid harassment
to
toppling
Syrians
the
doctors with private clinics—centers bribes demanded
Is-
on
war
conscience of the Arabs,
founders
satellite stations.
by far
by teachers,
complaint—voiced
documentary
a
April 9, but
secret.
has sought
their standard of
with the Palestinian
rael and the U.S.-led
jail for attacking one-party rule. Ibrahim
British-trained
computer-sawy
young,
thalmologist would improve
hints
Buthaina was
on
internal
change
in the
Shaaban, the foreign ministry
adamant that it is
none
of Wash-
ington’s business.
“The most important problem here is corruption,” said
Baath
42-year-old
a
provinces,
in
speaking
what he said
was
a
Party
member
Damascus cafe,
a
the
from
bemoaning
“river of money” into party coffers.
“The party is fragile because of this corruption.” The man, like many Syrians, blamed those in the
ruling clique rather thanAssad himself. There is, however,
widespread grumbling that presidential relatives piece
own a
of most
major businesses.
Assad, 37, promised
to
fight corruption when
herited the job from his father
Syrians
were
prepared
nearly
three
he in-
years ago.
to overlook the fact that he
was
simply handed the reins of the country because they
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process
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that
concern
scattered all about the
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a
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ly accessible
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has
is
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this year.
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social
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all freshmen live
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not be tied to
bedrock for
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teams haven’t found any
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evidence
administration
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housing. Although
initially would
serve
academic
juniors—who
consecutive years Central
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housing system,
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or
it believes Saddam
work-
war
and nuclear weapons programs
logical
claimed to
has said
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reasons
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plans
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than 70
social life to the quads.
some
corridor
leadership
Nurkin said the system is partially modeled after
But
had
academically oriented living
more
link to West
activities, build
destroyed
about 30 to 40 beds each—either in the
projects, the
location for senior seminars
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Anthony Vitarelli said he thought
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resolution’s rationale reads. It would also
eter,
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told
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venues
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officials, led by Bush’s
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that
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have
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corruption
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be
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Miranda said.
family.”
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chocolate,
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Bell added.
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try
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was
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said Monday that
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spokesperson
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ailments and
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ranged from
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I knew I would finish the
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death rate.
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plain
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includ-
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have
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her dorm
years ago
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cally meaningful.
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GARCIA-JOHNSON
reported 1,959
numbers too small to be statisti-
cases,
Stoehr said.
and epidemiologic
which has
small number die from it.
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from
percent. Elsewhere
cases
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where
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have been fatal, the death
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provide
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death rate varies among
tries
Hong Kong, where
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percent.
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analysis and
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be equally strong with
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why
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week
coronavirus caused SARS.
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quickly
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study
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scientists
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by
WHO is
from
than 1,000 of Hong Kong’s
more
properly,”
Stoehr said.
WHO has
yet.”
awaiting the findings
money.
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questions
many
But, Stoehr said, “we’re not 100
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down Pierce and Walker. The All-
quarter for pushing Artest,
third
able to
were
men’s
Buckner,
football head
Carl
record
the
fouls.
Ifeyinwa Anoliefo will rep-
public
Celtics, though,
finished with 16. er,
digits
Boston
quarter,
The
Paul Pierce, who scored 40 in the open-
resent Duke at the NCAA
Conference. The
third
one.
Pierce said. “We’ve just go to take
The baseball game
Leadership
This
for the
Pacers.
first
Game two.
I
the
the
career.
Rapper-
lead vocalist
heralded football
took the lead.
never
arm
one-half minutes left in the opener. They
make.” many you made
in the
in
Twice
pulled within
slow
series. The Celtics
that ball in,
Miller
tied
points
have never got-
shot,” Miller said. “They
Isiah Thomas.
really provided the shot
Game
chanting.
the
game,”
record with 20 rebounds. Miller had 18
and beat
the
evening
coach
Jermaine O’Neal
playoff series 1-1.
were
it wasn’t for ten
chanting
head
the
needed.”
and
19
Miller drilled
Reg-gie!”,
we
when
he’s needed most. With
“He
gets
Miller going the way the Indiana fans do. After sitting
Pacers
said
INDIANAPOLIS
understands
always
and momentum of
rhythm
Duke
award:
could DAN GELSTON
O’Neil
with
the
man-
group.
Jack
on
is
a
physically
making music,
company
Buckner
UNC-Wilmington p.m.
with
long
been
with All-American
Shaquille
music
It’s Miller Time: Pacers defeat Celtics The Associated
sneak away
“Drizzle” when
most
By
been in
toughness
season
basketball—Buckner,
I don’t think he’s
seven
since
women’s basket-
Bailer award: Andre
con-
done playing baseball.”
Wednesday
to
The
definitely putting
the map.
the
in
year
Iverson
Beard,
ankle and having
aged
of scouts,”
tons
to least
abused game in and game out. She
in pro-
of the best guys
one
baseball. He’s
college
at
honors for the second time in her see
you
said. “If
ference,
his
ACC,
every
ball—Alana played all bum
possible future
been
representative
Allen
award: Alana
fessional baseball.
Duke
impressive
weekend
streak to 16 games.
on
Duke senior Brian Patrick continued
walks.
times
“Any
Durfee
Russell
solid
all year has been
pitch well,
his
the
on
Patrick’s hot hitting led teammates to its
Carolina
us
homeruns
while extending
Stanley
story with we
three
ing
team.”
a
replicate
the next two games,
over
North
tive,” said freshman
charge, giving
innings,
more
batting.
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painful by the fact that Duke’s pitching had
22
allowing
The first-game
and
Yet Duke failed to
pitching effort
great
a
“As he matures and
more
will be better off
we
have
we
chance,” said Socorro.
his
nearly enough.
like
feel
we
Devil
Thanks
has
semifinals
The
The Tar Heels would recover, howev-
Four.
there
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the weekend. Duke remains winless in its conference,
over
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the team winless in 14 ACC matches.
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our
sport heroes,
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North Carolina (31-11,
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responsibility.
in-conference foe. The losses —5-3 and 11-5
Staffs
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poke fun al
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a
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best to immortalize Duke
endured
another somber weekend with
the
annual awards column. Here
was
a
for-
shot in
Runyan still pushed her-
the back in his home town
self to the best time in
of Duarte,
the Boston Marathon in
suburb. His draft status is
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If
MINNEAPOLIS
anybody
talked,
doubted the rift between the Yankees’ New York and Florida
sider
this:
Torre
day later,
one
still
operations,
con-
manager
did not know
the
Joe for
plan
Jose Contreras.
the
for
Cuban
that he has for-
out” is
the
last
wants
player personnel,
not
did
Contreras
to
strug-
Triple-A
works
in
ordered Contreras
it,” Torre
to
said. “But I can’t
happened.”
the
how
or
reached. But
for
baseball operations,
said Contreras would throw
bullpen
sessions in
will not
Single-A Tampa, Blakeley
telling Torre
that
said.
pitching
informed Contreras
learned
would
from
Cashman
on
Contreras.
on
Saturday then
Columbus,
to
go
on
with
General
Manager
Brian
that Steinbrenner
Sunday
had changed the plan. Contreras
and
Torre
Astacio,
to
flew
the
coach Mel
a
to
Tampa
Monday Leo
translator,
explain what happened.
“I think he
because of
was
what
said, referring
to
we
the ball in his
told
him,”
Torre
Contreras. “But
just get straightened hand,
out.
he’ll
Once he gets
he’ll understand to
do what he’s told.” Torre made
a
speeding
pointed choice of words,
with
decision
was
that
Stottlemyre had
up
his
ago,
need to work
we
going
to work
for
fastball
strikes,
his delivery and trusting his said. “So we’re
catcher,” Blakeley
going
with what Mel thinks he needs to do.” Torre does not believe it is necessary
for Contreras
with
sively ceived
slight
has
Contreras,
to
instruc-
more
worked and
Steinbrenner’s
exten-
does
decision
better
it
said. “That takes
as
a
than
Mel,”
York.
away
Columbus,
has
work in a
talented
are
Tampa.
But to
me,
better feel for it than Mel
Stottlemyre.”
to
and
Cashman,
know Contreras’
“The
Cashman, ball
Torre has
a row.
him
the
phone
has
no
sec-
plans
to
communicated
who also
does
not
he
plans,
no,”
highest-ranking official
details.
ing
and
up
take him
to
to
But this issue
said
from
he
since
but
he
Torre’s
would
with
spoken
“I don’t have
provide
anyway,”
Unlike Torre, Cashman is keep-
his
personal
reaction
it
to
it
regarding
feelings
and
based
in
said
baseNew
Torre for
has
my
will
private.
time
“My
conversations
stay
years,
being
the
careful
not
irrele-
largely
lot of contact with him
on
been
here.
with
job
My
doesn’t
communication with him.”
players,
on
communicat-
but Steinbrenner has
understood
such
subtleties.
Torre believes that when Steinbrenner
position to
a
Torre’s job depends
ing
internal,”
same
is
Torre said. “I haven’t the whole
I’ve
depend
never
taken
Steinbrenner
vant to what he does.
comments
not
and his
strained. The way Torre made it
ously sound,
had
provoked him,
with Steinbrenner is obvi-
relationship
Tampa.” said
Cashman
Sunday,
called
going
was
Columbus to
him
optioned
Gordon
Cashman said.
program.
specific
operations
a
comment for the
seeking
ond day in
now
I
“After
Steinbrenner
Steinbrenner did not return
talk
JOE TORRE AND GEORGE STEINBRENNER continue to disagree about personnel decisions
nothing
anybody else. There
people that
through
LINDA CATAFFO/KRT
Torre per-
Stottlemyre.
“Nobody Torre from
to receive
Stottlemyre
message
somewhat confused
base-
Tampa,
couple of days
what
me
throwing
nobody
his
called
in
Blakeley emphasized
“I talked to Mel
tion.
him after
undercutting
him he could decide
he
to
pitch for
infuriated
was
Steinbrenner for
couple of
a
Tampa and report
Columbus. Contreras
Torre
as
been consulted.
on:
the Yankees’ senior
Blakeley,
president
serves
who would work
specify
on, and that’s what we’re
vice
to
presi-
highest-ranking
operations official based
Torre’s
the
the
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George
Contreras,
and
never
Gordon
vice
who
“I’m
it
they
Contreras
and Mel told
over
the term
time
Billy Connors, the
there to work with Yankee coaches.
pretend
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troubleshooter for the organization’s
owner,
Steinbrenner
Tampa, Fla.,
used
Steinbrenner
overruling
right-hander,
Columbus.
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mean
principal
decision to send
gling
not angry anymore.
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given
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on
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Steinbrenner,
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work with
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another
big
32
game
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overtime, which allowed Marbury
wasn’t
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league,
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“Once
would be him.” So at this
year’s All-Star Game, when
Garnett scored 37
points with Bryant’s
playmaking
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about
brothers
Garnett’s stellar tive
Most
the
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award, they talked like
Valuable Player
shadow
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career:
the six
consecu-
Garnett and his
team,
Timberwolves. Only reach
even
he
something
Garnett about
says
an
easy solu-
he talked
the rest
O’Neal and
the Lakers
free agent when his
as a
out after next
runs
to
“Minnesota
people
of
con-
not
like
it,
but I said it,” Bryant said, smiling. “He
Garnett
when
and
Bryant
NBA
throttled the Game
not
was
defending
1
laughing the
Sunday
three-time
champion
Timberwolves,
of their
Western
Lakers
117-98,
in
Conference
first-round series. That left the Wolves
franchise
playoff 23
perfect
a
openers.
assists,
but to
powerless
and awful 0 for 7 in
Garnett
contributed
rebounds
14
points,
he
and
and
the Wolves
seven
were
(39 points)
stop Bryant
and O’Neal (32).
gone
going
the Target
Flip
into Game 2
Tuesday
at
Center, Timberwolves coach
Saunders said that it would take
extraordinary effort for his
great player
a
an
team to beat
so
Tom
lacking
has
and
without
Wally Szczerbiak,
wing with
Stephen and
lot
a
Ginobili made
Garnett
Marbury alone,
was
a
This
victories
er,
including
led
for most valuable six
league-leading
a
highs
career
in
rebounds (13.4) and assists
joining
Bird
Larry
only
to average at least 20
players
rebounds and five assists secutive
in
Timberwolves’
nearly
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a Twins-Yankees
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award:
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him.
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Year
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went l-for-17
Welcome Roy.
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19-4
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that he had
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Manu
from page 12
because
Maybe
play-
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shown
family.
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with
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got
quarter, Phoenix took
short
a
and
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on
65 before the
arc.
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the
as
lead
Voskuhl,
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scoring
17
for whatever reason.”
triple-
doubles and 68 double-doubles. He
10
the
numbers that have him
with
had scored
weren’t
franchise-record 51
a
Robinson,
now
getting past
Garnett
season
of the
place
Hardaway
Antonio had gone only 4-for-22 behind
the first round.
Timberwolves to
and
rebounds, in
two free throws.
fourth
In the the
three-pointer from the till
Penny
Marbury’s
stripe
leading 77-76,
Up
12
before Phoenix
period
“It
1:02 left.
got it,”
we
home-court
points for Phoenix.
to win
the
than
the
starting
David
injured
two late.
better
With the Spurs
Scottie
Bryant.
Gugliotta
then
“It
great
a
from
had
Ferry,
rebounds.
them,” he said.
is
legacy
Danny
from
buzzer-beating 3-point-
4-for-6
Monday night, including
We’ve
easy.
a
went
He
er.
aggressive.”
Jordan had
cast.
O’Neal
Pippen.
game
With Minnesota’s homecourt advan-
tage
that of
aged
You know K.G.”
just laughed.
it
Garnett’s
Minnesota,
supporting
had
make
dif-
a
also
Duncan
three foul shots at the end of
the game with
part,” Garnett
most
to start the game off
being considered
season.
may
for the
We didn’t
In
“plenty of times”: joining
him, Shaquille
tract
£
just got
Marbury,
game.
offered Garnett
Bryant tion,
did Minnesota
once
deciding
a
by
the Minnesota
the game started to have
ferent feel
over
first-round playoff series losses
we
compete,
said.
16 points.
got up and started to really
have
The Spurs led by 10 early in the third
In
opener,
“We
said.
Jackson led the Spurs with 23 points. In
Duncan failed
to make
Saturday’s
victory.
one
advantage.”
stripe Monday night.
four from 16 before O’Neal dominated the
man.
my
he
to win the
If I had
He’s
sec-
to return to
“We wanted the split, and
his buzzer-beater. He went four-
of-six at the
quarter
happy
were
the desert with
a
points but
redeemed himself.
overtime, allowing Marbury on
and
12.5
rebounds,
had 10
Marbury, who also
the line and missed three free throws in
ques-
Wolves
foul shots
Jackson with
by Stephen
said the Suns
game
older brother in the league, and there
it’s K.G.
two
at
Suns
he went 3-of-8 opener,
Saturday’s
its
in the final minute—Duncan’s two
winning
eighth-seeded
the
also
Duncan
bas-
Ginobili’s
tory by making all four of
their
series
drive to the basket
a
after
possession
ket. San Antonio then clinched the vic-
Phoenix
even
the
on
drive in the final minute.
on a
the waning
Stoudemire in
Marbury missed
22
his
at the end of overtime in
give
to
three-pointer
a
onds left.
who
victory,
missed
hard in the first quarter
they did
of
beat
to
night
Monday night. He scored
before
room
11
quarter, including
Conference
three-pointer
Amare
by
coach
Spurs
referring
winner and
Marbury’s
stop
big
a
seconds of regulation. scored
Monday
Marbury,
hour
an
reporters
said
Garnett as
still
Popovich,
Gregg
Game 3 is Friday night in Phoenix.
down,”
shoulders. As
group of
a
reluctantly
play
found away to
Antonio
each. game
one
upbeat Monday
so
the
near
briefly.
Spurs
rallied
Spurs
the
as
probably felt he
was
not
was
later, walking past a
Duncan
84-76
anyone
little
a
own
he
played,
could be better. He
Garnett
The
San
two free throws with 33.5 seconds left,
Hudson said. “He real-
point guard Troy
great
ANTONIO
they
made
we
made the two threes” said
SAN
in the fourth
points
Western in
Garnett
ly takes things
if
even
stretch
the
like last game when Phoenix
shot, just
Sunday, when they cut the Lakers’ lead to
respect, an
the
play
we
76
“Down
Press
Stephen Marbury.
after the game. “He
need to
much love for him since that day.” “If there’s
win,
beat them.”
That
word, lobbing
the butt real hard,” said
me on
who
Bryant,
true to his
was
the
and he’ll be ready to go tomorrow.”
involved.”
you
Garnett
Suns
the
after
comments
is, they doubt whether
of doubt
said
Bryant
and said: ‘Run with me, young fella. I’ll
get
Tf
were,
84
Spurs
never
during
postseason
a
last three years.
can
playing
me
Michael Jordan. Kevin
the
Associated
some-
Lakers
the
conceded,
in
showed
Saunders said.
“There
excitement.
thing,
against Minnesota,
sea-
high school to
it,”
he
fourth
Target Center,
at the
doubt” into the Lakers,
“sense of
T.A. BADGER
By The
history.
playoff
spite
Marbury’s dominance
the best No. 5-seed-
NBA
teammate,
it.
on
up
team
“Their
setting.
a
in his
forget
never
Monday
such
from
jumping
season
in
Saunders said the Wolves had to put
under-
was
Conference
Garnett, then
Kevin
the
second
Jordan. In his
nervous
to
heir apparent
an
high school, Bryant
standably
Kobe
Garden,
Square first
Michael out of
son
bonding
back to the 1998 All-Star Game at
Bryant’s
His
ed
of
playoffs
the Lakers, perhaps
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New York Times News Service
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struggles continue
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estimates, need
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cuts
ernment
ALEX GARINGER,
has
governments
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students well.
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will create 1.4 millionjobs.
instructions to
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Commentary
Our One lesson of Flaubert’s L’Education Sentimentale
is
illusions—be
that
edifices
built
romantic
they
applied
politi-
or
not
cal—are doomed to failure. For me, this is
lesson I have learned
a
this
University.
stand Duke tution
false,
as
that
sion
M
attend
The basic problem is
Ken
that has been stated
and
before
because this
no
be
the
solve
it:
is
Duke
tual
content;
interesting;
the
neither
are
and
has.
the
they
shaped
Duke
chose
nor
professors
are
in
and,
many
of
inevitable
when they
tualism is
cases,
a
current
ill-advised attempts to eliminate
life,
force
to
provide
with
problems
definitely
Duke have less to do with the structure of
not solve the
to
tion is
so
on
itself, the illusion of Duke University
as
abounds, and where
students
the
or
well-
are
would
a
certain
school
type of
instead
Princeton, Yale,
or
going
chooses to that
schools,
Harvard,
to
is that almost
almost
over
those who
students
in
inherent
attempt
it
put
in
lacking
and programs that
intellectual
value
bit-
its
delusions
and
working
start
itself
intellectually
satisfied
with
the
to
on
but
to
I
am
“sentimental educaas
law
my
to
various self-creat-
a
result. As I
school,
I
wonder
managed
education,
as
a
hope not, because
illusions
ultimately
are
and self-destructive.
unsustaining
perpe-
there. I
of
these types
discussed
editorial page
excel-
an
Matt, Kevin,
the
to obtain an
of
JB, and
senior and
Trinity
a
editor
The
of
Steve,
Chronicle.
WIB, Ruth, others
many
a
experience; John has made
of rooming together there
always
my
for
a
magnif-
two years
pleasure; Emily
was
school
during high
me
MP,
made The
Chronicle and my life outside it icent
result
G.
Whitney,
of
image
is
Kenneth Reinker
wors-
and freshman year and I have missed her radiance
in
pating
begin? Start by de-emphasiz-
ing departments
be
with professors such
similar footing
on
as
that
as
Ed Tower, partici-
intense, thought-provoking
knowledge and deep wisdom
and
institutions,
to
one
continue to
researching and developing relationships
here if
to
some-
immensely
improve
doing
recognize
in
going
is
by
get
improve this University academically
option
better
How to
here
the illusion cannot
and absorbing
no
those
everyone
and
the
nor
the administration is only
excellent
with the great universities of this country.
to Duke
come
that most
of
change this,
to
to
an
Stanford.
The truth, though, one
chooses to go to
person
of
place where
the
anything
I feel thatI have
academic
an
foolish to matriculate
be
strategic priorities
try
those
a
concede
University’s
inars with
Duke
alternative,
as
I
created
and
sions will exist
curriculum
of
they
viable
like,
had
rounded and normal. The illusion paints as
that
institution it is not at the level of Harvard
a
place where fun lives, where good weather
admit
have
whether these sorts of institutional illu-
not. Neither the
hypocrisy
sort of less intellectual alternative to the
I
tangible,
perpetuating
move
Duke and fight against it may.
some
real,
tion” I have acquired
excel-
an
ways.
do
The solu-
Ivy League,
about
perpetuates
get
can
in the future
lent education. The problem is that most
lent education;
the academic program here than with the school
in
ening the problem. Those students who
illusions
this
currently
you
separate
we move our
terly disappointed that Duke refuses
improve.
to
experience the joy
knowing
valuable. Leaving,
however hurtful
University is,
trans-
and who I wish to be. I
University
thing
be clear: A student at Duke
me
will most
as
this
admit Duke’s inad-
lacking:
buy into
problem.
and
ed
above,
on-cam-
promoting Duke
stop
Arts
am
expect
In the face of the illusions that define
seek to emulate. And,
honest,
contrived
more
Graduate
far behind many of
trating the illusion of Duke
and
community
diversity by requiring
living,
pus
to
of
what I should
myself and have
I may continue to
even as
cate the truth that this
University
very
and
and wonder of
stop
Let
The University’s
one.
faculty
lag
equacies and strive
Greek
encourage
coun-
difficult
the
we
rather
that may be to your egos. Do not obfus-
to
The solution to this dearth of intellec-
social programming, and
intellectual
in fact
are
be
all,
many areas,
conse-
students
by
the
which
the institutions
are
others
from
information.
of
quality
and
above
social
hollowness
force stu-
how to think
hand-
als among my peers. In diverse these ways,
people have shown me
priorities.
basics,
regurgitate
the
Sciences,
by far
pathetic
the attempt
to be
posed
both.
exist at all of this
Duke’s
intellectual
to
how
School
live up to the image of how Duke is sup-
other
or
and
the
on
students
Improve
of its
are
refocus
a
ful of extraordinary transcendent individu-
hope
stu-
some
of both abound at this
institution’s
University.
lectual giants of the tradition, and start
than
themselves
because
the
teaching
�
I have also been blessed to meet
formed who I
intellectual
an
this years at
disci-
dents to read and wrestle with the intel-
peo-
different from this illusion.
challenging
teaching,
Instead,
illusory image of the prototypi-
quences
Many
in
this
real
not
are
and, unfortunately, comprise
of
many
they realized they would
unfortunate and
two
to
universities.
try’s top But
it
many
similar
once
minority.)
scene
intellectual
classes
many
problems
worse
the
future,
devoid of any intellec-
mediocre at research, Of course,
and
again
anything
professes
are
departments
doing
lacks
wherewithal it
departments
stated
University
Duke
Most
image, but these individuals
foreseeable
of
place where normal
intellectualism.
dents here
Re inker
of much consequence at
one
University
illusion
cal Duke student. (Of course,
times
will
into
again
a
Duke
after the
sooth
oriented
vocationally
are
they
plines—examples
to go to have fun rather than
in
school, but
the stu-
innumerable
as
the
students wanted to go to
is
to
they
because
or
fall-back. The
a
attempt
an
because
some or
that Duke is
egos, many Duke students
instantiate
engage
tumsSKtmMm
one
schools,
in
that
ple choose
a
experience here.
dent
to
try
illu-
an
for
under-
is
hurting
University
of
image
ultimately
destructive
to
come
their
insti-
projects
about,
that
have
an
illusory
what it is
I
rejected from
was
alternative but
an
result
by attending
to and
22,2003
illusions
imprisoning
of those other
all
on
APRIL
TUESDAY,
professors a
such
as
AlienKeHey,
Michael Morton. I
of
men
and several other professors
various disciplines
a
owe
debt of
.impresses
professors
as
and personal development
for
hope they
are.
and
to ques-
pnmd of me far null©
not mhat I ham
am,
i
finally, Erin,
my three
over
me
after
and sisfer ham always been supportive,
er,
and I
across
their contributions to both my intellectual
are
either
even
amazes
and challenges
me
Jessica
years;
of strength
tion. and' improve myself; my father; moth-
these three
.gratitude
two
past
source
all these years; Jen constantly
small part of the broad
such
the
remains my
sem-
what you
mean
hope to
I
.aemmpihked; and,
ym. .done1
some
idea
me.
‘America’ Revisited I
originally
wrote
this
a
couple lines, but
ofit
most
remains the
America sock it to
of Allen
reinterpretation year. I’ve
Ginsburg’s “America” for class freshman
updated
it’s Saturday Africans
same.
to watch
loves
I want to be left alone while I ingest
lady
is
PH
knocking take
door down. my
the
skin-colored
eyeliner
slightest
do
you
I
think
have
idea of how to construct
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reason
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poem?
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live up to your
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to
are
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great. How
can
I
ever
they
I need
of you.
one
sexy cute
so
I’m
rich
sexy
bubbly
extraordinary
I
heavenly
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even
birth to gave
that you
except
are
for
me,
supersized because
I cannot be
expected
to eat
a
without extra extra large fries battered in grease and oil and the secretions of at the black
an
family
because I
just
Indonesian sweatshop worker next to saw a
How dare you force
me
hair
me
to
like.
as
eating silently and I on
my
change
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sesame
to
we
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want to
glad
you
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can
I
presently They
care
much about starving chil-
so
in the
name
practical joke?
George
Together those dirty
can
the world if conquer
people whose pigments
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to assert more
glad
our
global phallic
to make
dominance.
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er
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my
have
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messy
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rotting
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man.
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to
pick
up
carcass.
mass
is poor tired and weak.
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hate North Korea.
me
I
you
bomb,
got
you
over
know.
actually going
the
apathy
can
tell.
shit about John Walker Lindh,
a
you create.
George Bush.
were
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your fear to kill
those
Iranians those Russians
am
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they’re daunting enough.
construct the
America let
again.
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me
sprawl
from you out
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shining
to
I love the farmer in lowa the director in Los
barkeep
sea.
Angeles the
in Boston the queerin San Fran the cop in St. Paul
the autoworker in Detroit the accountant in Cleveland.
makes
a
to strike
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lot of one
me
sense
to
of these
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me.
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days.
we
learn to love
each other.
home.
just
want
a
say in the matter.
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My summerhouse
and black and green. America I still think there’s
we
brown and yellow
Black
top
Wall Street brains
on
America I
kill
see
offthe
jump
My huddled
mistake.
Xenophobia Flakes for breakfast. and I you
at Duke
of
Don’t you know that if it weren’t for those Iraqis those
Castro
degree
America I can’t hide from you. a
fight
America I’m
econ.
coke.
America you better buy my
only “fight for humanity”
please do
Canada’s a
you
don’t feel
can
an
falling realizing I shouldn’t
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we’d rule the world.
still be friends if
bad for the eyes.
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Syrians those
seed bun.
please you?
Really.
Is Cleveland
why do
We should
fish filet
morning.
America I’ve waited for that moment all my fife.
drink.
a
So is Iraq. after I’ve had enough.
more
splattering
Grenada was
Eric
I go to McDonald’s and order the
Tuesday
can
falling
50...
corporate greed.
do you realize
up this
really
$120,000 earning
I can’t wait to
talented sexy
dren in far off nations?
expectations?
was
the market plummet?
see
Fm
Harris and Dylan Klebold?
I eat
are
prophetic
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F— John Ashcroft.
you
why
and I’m
I need
lip.
are
Did I spend
an
I strive to be Ted Turner.
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puke
single
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Veis
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He’s very wealthy you know.
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overweight with
Me?
to write this bulls—
hero
sexy
Neon fights
tall tanned and toned. Everybody
thin
upper
Hold on!
famous tomorrow I’m
envy every
miraculous
compelled
I’m
am
me
Goldman and Sachs is not invincible.
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the
from her
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unshakable amphetamine problem,
please. America
I want
me.
Today I’m
the entire bottle of Prozac but the Avon
everyday and
rates
I vomit.
Jerry Springer.
America I
miserable.
alarming
at
perish
When I roll out of bed my Puerto Rican maid reads
the daily stock quotes after she finishes wiping my juice
Springer until
I hate
America I live in the best nation in the world and Fm
from New York
because live
me
night.
better way.
I my
really
in the
in my bank statement.
Hamptons
would rather have
wife really
are
one
is
so
East
Egg.
in Martha’s Vineyard but
despises the Kennedys.
Greg
Veis is
a
Trinity
is also his senior
senior and editor
column, he’d
know he would’ve mentioned them ed
on
of
Recess. Since this
like to thank all
by
name
writing something remotely normal.
of those who
if he had decid-
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