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Hurricane sweeps

knocking

power and

out

In baseball,

through North Carolina,

cancelling

afternoon Duke classes

Hurricane

but limited

palpable led

call it

they

Isabel’s

of

caused

the

minor

only

service

utility

Several

at

the

trees

campus and late

ground

Severe

ceived

no

“It’s

Non-essential

the

at

and

employees

mained

at

After

food

some

work

or

re-

buildings.

when

[Hurri-

went

home

Policy

service

reported

Presi-

essential

policy,

bus

workers,

medical

personnel to

3

at

into

went

order of Executive Vice

like

drivers

but

DPD

Gustafson said.

dent Tallman Trask. Per the

employees

to

was

the Severe Weather

as

effect

damage

through,”

came

the

said Lt. Tom

Department,

lot easier than it

a

Fran

cane]

of

across

covered

minimal and

were

reports

but

loss of

no

down

reported

Thursday evening,

delays

implemen-

Policy

and

and debris

Gustafson of Duke Police traffic

was

storm

University.

were

twigs

the

as

Weather

damage

Duke

on

Thursday,

class cancellations and the

to

tation

p.m.

brushback.

a

impact

re-

work.

with Trask, Birkhead, Vice

meeting

President for Student Affairs

Larry Moneta,

Senior Vice President for Public ATfairs and Government Relations other leaders from Health at

3

System,

2 p.m.

p.m.

to

or

obstacles ANTHONY

Colin Crowe slides down a hill in the West-Edens Link

quadrangle, helped by

a

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from her friend Jamie Campbell.

push

through “It

Slip, sliding lan Crouch

and

Karen Kauffman

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Put

away

gasp!—text come

up with

A stroll found and

your

books.

some new

across

teams

West

or—-

have

rainy day

soaked

several clean

to

lathered up

were

students up

with

we’ve

their

on,

Suave

away

“We’re

the

in the stormy weather.

way,”

senior

asked

why,

We

can.

Tom

he

so we

ers

the

already played

natural

said.

Burney

some

a

out to

makeshift

tarp —and

When

“Because

responded,

came

sweat

sports get

going

clean.”

had found yet another

tivity:

showers,

taking

got that good

we not

Some

then

without

later,

shirtless

were

rainy-day

slip-and-slide

had

or

a

and

University

decided

Lange

cancel all classes that started

later because of reports on

was

that had

and

local roads

and

at

detailing

bad

weather

a matter

of

judgment

predictions

already

them

on

in

of

lot of debris

later water

that

concern

danger by put-

the road when there a

the

on

the

amount

rained and my

possibly put people

of wind and

based

of wind for

was

already

a

on

lot

the

road,” Lange said.

Down in the West-Edens Link, revel-

back in touch

getting

with Mother Nature.

football to

had and

shampoo

activities.

playing

Quadrangle,

opportunity

act —they

Campus Thursday

Frisbee,

reveling

books,

rainy-day

of students

Ultimate

bone and

Duke

took the

students

coloring

Craven

Provost Peter

part of the afternoon, the

ting by

the

the afternoon.

wind and

the

Burness

John

across

on

The

University

classes that

aca

tarp.

stripped

said

began

last-minute

move

was

originally

set

cancel

to

later than 6 p.m., but

reports

compelled

Lange

him

to

the cancellation time forward. Because

of the technical

challenge

of

informing

the

we

stickball,

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7

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IMPACT ON

PAGE 6

Two million N.C. residents lose power by

Josh

Nimocks

on

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Hurricane fall

Isabel

Thursday,

made land-

finally

hurtling

out

of the

lantic and into North Carolina a

small

inlet in

the

At-

through

southern strand

of

the Outer Banks. As

the

northwest and

state

process process next

of

began

assessing

that will

continued

on

its

of destruction, residents

officials

path

that will

and into

likely

the

the

lengthy

damage—a

take it

through

about

around

1

Island the

and

ordering

federal aid

to

40

a

of of

miles

Laboratory

George

declared North Carolina

south

just

about

Marine

Beaufort. President

state

with winds

p.m.

100 miles per hour,

Ocracoke

Vir-

Pennsylvania.

The eye of Isabel rolled into the

Thursday

northeast of

hurricane

path

a

ginia

at

W. Bush later disaster

the state,

as

area, more

than 2.2 million customers lost power.

continue well into

week. Meanwhile, Isabel continued

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ON PAGE 6

FMD workers Jack Carter and Marshall Fuller clear brush

Thursday.

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Thursday, killing on

of

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military patrol

three American soldiers and

wounding

of Saddam Hussein’s hometown. The

came

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insurgents

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before

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soldiers

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about the Bush administration’s handling of

to

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of those killed of kin,

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patrol investigating

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Councils

delay on

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Arts

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4

Engineering

prevented

Oct. 9.

meeting

at

the

scheduled Arts and

session, which

been convened

be-

meeting

reducing

short-term illness

a

next

Sciences Council

spe-

Council and

of Hurricane Isabel,

cause

Chair

Thursday’s

Arts and Sciences

joint

Engineering Faculty

we

Council

canceled

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under these condi-

tions,” she said. Dean of the

of Arts

Faculty

William Chafe said

ences

and Sci-

he understood

the decision. “It to

was

necessary because of the

which the

hurricane

[was]

degree

posing

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close that she said it may

sufficiently

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19.

Bush: Palestinians need

News Briefs in

Fuqua jumps again The Wall Street

WSJ poll

Journal’s

ter’s of Business Administration programs showed that the School of Business made

Fuqua

for the

rankings

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substantial

a

straight

leap

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year.

in

the

in

came

at

18th this year, up from 25th last year and 44th in 2001. Scores school

are

based

dents who

said

The Wall Street

schools,

from the other

to

con-

by

Unit and U.S.

Intelligence

ranking

Wall Street Journal’s of the

the

ing

Md.

President that

Thursday if

terror

as

they

W.

George have

must

He

peace.

a

said

Bush leader

of

a

minister committed

prime

Turning

ready by Assembly

next

time

“We’re still the

to

he

for

a

expect

the

U.N.

he told reporters

vital

with

here

retreat

a new

General

he

as

Jordan’s

N.C.

indices

receive

to

King

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to

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seeking Security

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in the Gothic

this

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1999

difference moral

through

leadership.

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from

nearly

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Community Self-Help

Since then, the billion in

the

and

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provided

advocacy

on

a

Eakes

at

Center

Bryan

Leroy Baskett,

cian Street, bidden court

Sept. 15,

was

be

to

charged

on

Duke officer to

1972,

born Oct. 26. with

responded

individuals

two

tonight’s

16. Baskett could

He

The second individual

was

for-

given

a

be reached for

not

was

being

issued

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initiative between the

more

home

than

buyers,

and has

$1.78 small

supplied

behalf of low-wealth the

across

Toward

University

at

country.

training,

off at Duke

Items stolen from A student and

gate 11,

$lOO

building

and

Chapel

of North

Carolina-Chapel

leadership

portunities

in

Saturday’s

activities

workshops,

share ideas and best

by students, faculty,

to

serv-

provide

networking opportunities

Hill and will include to

in time,

noted that he in

ago

terror,”

had last

Aqaba, Jordan,

summit among

of the

leadership

a

which will then

off

fighting

to

are to

for

be held

lunch and op-

practices. Workshops

staff and

someone

black

broke

leather

com-

Bush said.

met

when the

Bush,

Abbas

two

community

will

members

$lOO

out a

his

briefcase,

Abdullah

king

host-

and Israeli

PAGE

9

window and stole

$3O wallet, $l6O

in

checkbooks, his $3O reading glass-

his driver’s license and

of black dress pants val-

pairs

$4O.

at

Tools nabbed A

construction

hours of 6:30 p.m.

worker

that

reported

16 and 7:30

Sept.

a.m.

between

Sept. 17,

the

some-

entered the secured second floor of the Talent Iden-

one

tification

that between the hours of 4 p.m.

reported

the

on

floor. When he

placed

Program building saws,

1121

on

West Main Street

drills and sander, all valued

$2,902.

at

a

bag containing

basketball

playing

containing $2O

and

stolen from his gym

his gym

and 5

Social

in

he

discov-

credit cards,

cash,

Card had been

Security

summer

the Ark

a

parking

lot

one

broke

age

to

$7.40

book of stamps,

In tween

with a

a

a

Auto Zone Sears

logo

hours of 5:30

while his vehicle

was

at

time

some

oven

during

the

stolen from

was

Faculty Lounge.

p.m.

Sept.

16 and 8:30

on

Cars

a.m.

in dam-

10:10 a.m. a

In

and 6:20

stolen.

p.m.

Highway 751

at

a

tween

that be-

Sept.

telephone,

a

white

hours of 5 entered

someone

office in

oncology

in cash and

17,

Duke For-

reported

Sept. 15,

Duke Clinic, and

Avaya telephone

a

both of unknown value.

cle

$4OO

shattered

parked

at

p.m. a

Sept.

$lOO

14 and

window

to

304 Anderson Street.

stolen.

Sept.

parked to

in

was

separate incident,

4 p.m.

was

object

was

thatbetween 10

someone

his vehicle while it

Nothing

were

Sept.

17,

damaged

A student

some-

change,

employee reported

p.m.

parked

in

$lO

Meridian

and wrench and sock-

the boxes an

$l5O

that between the

employee reported

An

sunglasses, $l5 jumper

plastic bag

separate incident,

the

of

in the H

Yearby Avenue,

addition, $4.50

$7 pair

on

that

microwave

10

Sept.

a.m.

parked

window and caused

$l5O

dashboard. In

an

that between 7

while his vehicle was

Anderson Street and

out a

the

cables in et set

at

black

Phones, money stolen

tan

Sept, 15,

$lOO

her unlocked radiation

bag.

employee reported a.m.

away

employee repored

Recreation Center basketball

done

was

driver’s license

he

Wilson

ered that his wallet,

An

gym bag

4:50p.m. Sept. 17,

his wallet

An an

the Levine Science Research Center.

Duke and UNC students.

be led

est

his

and stole

The purpose of the STRETCH conference is skill

point

will emerge

ing warning.

a

CHange conference,

Hill and Duke for students interested in

ice, kicks off tonight

by

noted that he

SEE ARAFAT ON

and stole his

trespass-

a

ceremony.

STRETCH conference kicks The STudents

president

three-way

a

undercut

was

the

to

sleeping.

of 726 Feli-

after

trespassing

University property.

date of Oct.

comment.

a

in reference

Cars looted

in

The

three months

ued

in BC

caught sleeping

At 4:29 a.m.

bake sale.

David Price, D-N.C., will be among those pay-

to

Authority

Microwave whizzed

Wright,

communities in North Carolina and

ing

Palestinian

he

turn

specifically

Arafat.

at some

cash, credit cards,

state.

non-profit organizations

technical assistance and

U.S.

and

civic, religious

nearly 26,000

to

Two

Roderick

Library.

visionary

in 1980 with

organization

financing

businesses

6:30 p.m.

Duke established the

educational,

Eakes and his wife, Bonnie for

at

at

Nominations for the 2003 award

leaders

community

principled, 300

de-

community

individuals who have made

recognize

to

Bush said. He

to

“Hopefully,

“At every

resign.

backing

leadership

evening

Room of Perkins

Reading

that

regretted

on a

will receive the 2003 William C.

Self-Help,

to

order,”

referring

was

es,

Award in Moral

recon-

Bush’s U.N. appearance

ready by

for additional

resolution that would clear the way

Crime Briefs

moral

Martin Eakes, founder and CEO of of the

Friday

been forced

ed

award

velopment

Iraq’s

is in its third year and is the

major ranking

executive

finance

former Palestinian Prime Minister MahmoudAbbas had

met at

of recruiters for data.

survey

to

On Mideast peace efforts, Bush said he

be

to

in the Middle East.

ally

The United States is

publications

Tuesday.

have it

to

mit itself 100 percent

working it,”

a

before

goes

not

reconstruction

Iraqi

on

Tuesday.

presidential

Abdullah 11,

Bush said he does

resolution

the

hoped

next

the old

Iraq,

to

U.S.-backed

had

Yasser

leader” and blamed him for forc-

a

resignation

they

want

and money

struction from other countries. Administration officials

the peace process.

indices of business

BusinessWeek, the Fi-

Most of these other

Report.

differ

to

fights

who

total of

rated in the top 10 for its MBA program. The

Fuqua

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according

tend

major ranking

those done

including

News and World

only

school.

survey,

Journal’s rankings

nancial Times, The Economist

have

the

Journal.

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siderably

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at

in

participated

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recruited

they

2,191 recruiters

well

as

CAMP DAVID, told Palestinians

Arafat “has failed

how recruiters rated each business

on

26 attributes,

on

peacekeeping troops

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by

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

annual review of the top Mas-

leader

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to

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justice

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privacy.”

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to

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the time of their deaths.

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withhold the information from NIST, in part

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already

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available, about where those who at

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make all the

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investigators request-

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private.

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including

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material, revealing

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Rendell

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Council

and wind

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Virginia

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anticipation

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people

more

center

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across

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have

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of students who

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that’s

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line and

miles per hour. Forecasters al

residents

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to

officials.

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southwest of Richmond with winds of 70

addition, the Durham Police Department

that

were

subway

the

decision

a

percentage than

a

ernment

Washington

Thursday night,

of a weakened Isabel

government

and the

As of 9 p.m.

as

adding

said.

also shut down.

ment

would

things

usual.

work session

ternoon

that

Thursday

was

Lange

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pus

eastern

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system

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lightly;

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flights

which

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eastern

major

of North

University

Hill made

dence halls.

of the hurricane led

precautions

notice

resulted from the fact that UNC has

to

classes

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at

greater proportion

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short

on

cel classes earlier than did their Duke

a

predict

required

classes and

were

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of the American

nationwide effort”

canceled

at

terparts,

the

be necessary.

they

further

Thursday.

but that her group is

to

tims of the

Officials olina

partially

would be

agencies,

decision,

central

director for

chapter

hour

to

cities, Amtrak halted service south of

dicted-unaffected Dole the

they

and

Triangle

farther east, it

be business

closed

federal

a

response

letter

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Durham

the heels of requests

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as

felt

regions.

were

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governor and

write

not

without

already

were

on

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about the cancellation.

communications

Red Cross, said that she could

late Thurs-

over

centers

Gonyeau,

North Carolina

supply

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of canceled

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to

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types

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and bus service. The federal govern-

continued

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the

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to

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of

members had

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reported

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day

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the

housing

losses.

property

in

strongly

as

press

continuing

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while

and

quite

and for low

Isabel’s effects

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for a

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and home

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and take

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power,

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torists in

take

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to

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having

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destroyed

Thursday night,

was

restoring

130

community.

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blamed

also

were

where

request,

100,000 residents their

echoed

writing,

asked for Durham residents

floodwaters.

trapped by

40 homes

to

ricane

been

out

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near

of Harlowe,

town

were

in the small

tional

blew

and

people

come.

wards’

mission 10 miles northwest of Beau-

rescue

fort

shelter

a storm

to

coast

beach houses

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at

City injuring

days

two

ripped apart

storm

and the

deal with in the

to

re-

county

with emergency

meeting

management officials. Areas

with

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seasons,

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during

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Isabel.

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through [Hurricane]

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any

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for

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not

some,

a

for students

concern

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frustration.

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were

to

the

test

across

campus, with

were

might

have

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out

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the Severe Weather

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Center had

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and

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students

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to

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sales,

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to

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year, Duke was

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on

point guard

general,

season,

will end up

very

game.”

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team

his hand.”

should win this

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losses

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Livingston,

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today

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Shaun

they

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problem.”

shots.

more

or

each

on

five

on

it for-

Michael Mueller

by

aggres-

penalties

Murphy,

working

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Chrissie

pressure

all times and

scoring opportu-

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game

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hockey

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about

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to

common

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about her.”

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Holy,

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players,

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with

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team.

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to

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order

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ACC

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SEE SOCCER

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shots

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the No. 4 field

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in

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shots than

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reviewed

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have

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against

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not

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team

take last weekend’s loss

if they

goal

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finish around the

to

dethrone Monarchs

to

game field

Kramer and the Blue Devils will need

Danny

Kentucky.

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The

their

the ball and

But

Ford.

senior forsaid.

upset.”

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getting

not

according

by only

an

worked

their

Terrapins.

anybody. Maryland

Clemson,

minimizing

against

particularly

Bruins,

on

intend

Friday

occur

off

pull

have

State team, not

State

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an

beat

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given day,”

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against

first

against

does

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its

drop

to

Washington

to

with

lineup. Still,

Sunday

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season,

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despite

this

can

of

optimistic

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Danny Wymer

in the nation.”

teams

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Duke remains

any

top

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an

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and unintimidated

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it

finish the

to

record, including

former

that

but win.

other than ACC-

ranked

polls,

on

soccer

prove

Maryland Sunday

sive 6-1

said

Duke

a

we

none

the NSCAA

only

[UCLA],”

who

Riggs,

nine

to

they’re ready

Maryland,

not

can

dominate

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only dominate,

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aspire.

dishearten-

Campbell

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or

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be

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early.

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key

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throughout

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week's overtime

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team to

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for them, but with their

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secured last

victory.

versus

Air Force

Academy

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a row

and Miami (OH).

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Duke.

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FRIDAY.

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hopes to

unanswered to

While much of the

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area

absences

Duke football team

lost

(2-1)

rations for its game

against

no

the work

the

force,

(1-2) Saturday

at

2 p.m. in Wallace Wade Stadium. The

began

team

its

workout

in

a.m.

the

rain

Thursday

to

avoid the

promises

to

its scheduled drills. The Blue Devils worked

special team

and head

play,

responded “pretty good”

“We

Wade] The indoor 15

only

teams’

have is the

Yoh

new

field,

limited

very

only

one

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son

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for the

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it defeated Kansas 28-20 and led Air But the last five

expected

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so

and

how

to

be

concentrate

of the

offensive

Basanez, who is averaging also

yards

will be somewhat slowed

there is

yards

for

the football

on

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especially

considered

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but there is

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back

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looking

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to

important players:

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three

quarters.

Northwestern

how-

be back in full form.

out.”

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losing

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sorry

need

13

Franks said.

every confidence that we’ll get back

The Blue Devils will

50-yard

to

said.

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string, working especially

this week is

only

can

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field. I have

and

used for

Air Force and

soon

with the fact that Northwestern had

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said the

dawn.

because

Wildcats this weekend. Northwestern

on

no com-

season.

year’s two-game winning

Force 21-7 ods

and made

used because the artificial meadow is

wide. The

The Blue Devils

gling

storm

that drains,” Franks said.

Football

was not

work in the off

this

peak

of the

7

to

19. 2003

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is confident the Wildcats will

long,” at

22-21 loss

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a

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time in its prepa-

practice

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Northwestern

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things.

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Roommate

Contact: Karen

for Boxed Ad per day

day prior

campus.

Nov. 1.$BOO.

house

1 business

Duke

286-2285.

secretarial

light

Hours;

min.

extras. Call

details.

Chapel

$2.00

Near

professor.

deposit.

greenwald.l@osu.edu.

room,

heading

line

-

$4OO/month.

stu-

grad

visiting

or

home.

private

For

Duke.

Professional,

faculty only. Many

bedrooms,

Bold Words

Bold

a

entrance.

appliances,

location.

Graduate,

mail

SHIPS 401-0409.

with

1.5 BA,

Secluded

ings, large

extra

for rent in

room

James 919-309-0782.

2 BDRM,

in

(Combinations

Large

Roommate Wanted

Hi11...

$l.OO

919-

abp6@duke.edu.

COUNTRY CABIN

features

special

Anna at

Contact

or

Room For Rent

ext

avail-

restaurant,

by

Opening

Tutors

teachers

4 consecutive insertions -10 % off

or more

room!

UllO.

week,

Center. Please

5

or

Central 919-479-

Contact David Anderson

all ads 100 (per

$5OO

Asking:

No

$5OO-

1-888-820-0167

day.

and

min.

the

on

market!

refriger-

contemporary

Range

the

on

won’t fit in my

dent

than

box

excellent

in comfort

bed

$llOO.

Separate ft.

frame in

2

0198.

sq.

Pillow-Top

mattress,

offer. Must sell,

porch,

system. $850.00

heat.

4BR, 4BA.

a

stove,

bed

Sleep

451-6232

bungalow.

Screen

bath.

washer/dryer,

2500

needed.

condition.

new

Less

required. Up

and

top-selling

website:

extras/models

Sleeper

MSRP;

AC/gas

for first 15 words

$4.50

at

SERTA

size,

Perfect

spring

684-5774.

or

KING

best

deck,

students

our

Movie

10

start imme-

Carol

cmozell@duke.edu

bedrooms/1

tutors.

graduate

$l3/hr. Print

earn

At least

$7.50/hr.,

Contact

diately.

mail-

entry,

light typing.

some

1204 is in

Street.

information

more

or come

Campus.

-

more! 479-8332.

gas heat;

genetic diseases. Work 8-16 hrs. per

an

private party/N.R

Rd.

Organization

pre-

Suite

Street,

near

CHEMISTRY TUTORS

The Chronicle $6.00

NEEDED.

WORK-STUDY and

For

M-F.

Morning People

NEEDED

-

Mill

great yard;

Misc. For Sale

STUDENT

Houses For Rent

lrusche@biochem.duke.edu,

weekend

0100.

business rate

Cole

3BR, 2BA;

0411 ext.7028.

101 New

Tutoring Program

Undergraduate

tein

hours. Please call Elizabeth at 479-

classified

by Room

stop

of

Prepare

MONEY!

Durham

286.6699

20).

Square,

need

back

tuition

Wait Staff at

West

able.

ID

5515.

HOME.

120’s;

Whitney Tompson 286-

$750/ mo. 383-4631.

919-676-0774.

cafe,

Breakfast

Design

Area;

School. our

soon!!!

Cheerful,

needed for

2200

ad

Duke

your

(afternoons

0354.

AMO,

this

work

placepriority.

www.cocktailmixer.com.

cut

appointment

an

bring

a

Great

EGR 53 TUTORS

run,

$l4OO/obo.

Automatic. Great

Blue/Grey.

Students.

ends

MAKE

Bright, ‘OO

Back

top

Bartending

PEOPLE!

power

miles.

work.

Hours flexentry. $9/hr.

ible. Contact

STARTER

450-0201.

Rachel,

Welcome

Job

is

for info about

now

FUN!

summer

locks/windows,

of

or

684-3271.

Evening:

1.

auto,

Office.

$7.50/hr.

cial.

Taurus,

and

1800-426-

NEEDED

+security deposit.

lab.

School.

The Peer

ry.

Ford

duties in

Finance

per week

Needed

Raleigh’s

1993

Questions?

programs. Office

&

year-long

to

year

responsibilities... filing, copying,

pro-

of

data

Mostly

assistant

research

Please call Catherine Hall at

Divinity

NEED

BARTENDERS

universities

Duke-approved

General

study

to

offering

clinical

24-7

only.

BREAKER

Hottest

2004’s

resi-

No

682-4814.

office

general

experience

near

Quiet

for

$l2OO/month

Call

U.S.

with

-

from universi-

reps

student

academic

1-

ginny@klmgroup.com.

Bryan

p.m.,

2003-2004

campus.

us

Nicely

apartment bath.

+

neighborhood.

Daytime phone:

22,

Sept.

older.

489-8021. Available Oct.

4:30

Center. Meet ties

3

dential

Mon.,

Fair,

to

garage

Duke.

FAIR Plan to attend this

furnished

or

an

experi-

7710. student

seeks

www.duke.edu/web/skills.

Will train

ence

sions.

Graduate

to

work-study

undergraduate

off

service

or

Start

S2SOK

Hardwood floors,

systems,

School

Divinity

UNTEER 1

letter

cover

for

Duke

home football & basket-

or

utilities.

and email

needed

WORK-STUDY Duke

ener-

individuals

promotions

682-4086.

Gorgeous

Please

East

from

plus

seeks

firm,

outgoing

games

bed-

from

blocks

national

a

wel-

patients.

and

660-3429

Inc.,

Group,

marketing and

msg.

general use/communica-

your

One

Individual

Beginners

groups.

mile

four

Shopping

smoking. Call

Medical/conversational.

The

888-691-1810 One and

Afternoons

research

Work-study

Sylvan

15

I

19. 2003

slc_dur_ch@yahoo.com.

ferred).

now

W/D, AC, off street

range/ref,

parking.

250.

SPEAK SPANISH NOW

small

staff.

fessional/university

Campus

and

apartments

graduate students/pro-

7-

$985.00. Call 919-

Only.

resume

20 hours

busy

Two well furnished

room,

mornings.

Administration

NEED EXTRA

sss

events.

RENT

Pilates. Area Nov

Center.

Saturday

at

environment, flexible schedule up to

part-time

DUPLEX APARTMENTS FOR

for PT read-

instructors

Learning

for

CASH sss

space. $425+

storage

math

Wanted

Help

call Barbara, 382-8032.

Park

ocean

and

the

University

Diet. Exercise

private yacht.

286-7529 ext.

call

or

min-

FUN

-

included

daily including a

suz.valdivia@verizon.net

chance to

a

IBR

Duke,

Wrightsville

meals

per the South Beach

tour

at

or

$550,

from

system,

nights,

house,

private

Beach,

on

Suzanne

ing

the Year.

$650, 2610A Camellia St. For info

Office.

Advising

and EASY! 5

front,

depending

Email

needed

College grads

assist

12 month

a

of

utilities. 672-7089. Lose

pre-

$B-10

22,

Sciences

Sponsored

Prebusiness

Contest

Announcing

Rusty

September

136

1:00-2:00pm.

babies

BUSINESS

Monday.

Building.

6-8

be flexi-

required.

hour,

an

home.

can

with

Experience

ferred. References

while

boy

919-423-4292 if interested.

utes

open

heat/air.

CRYSTAL VILLAGE APTS

SCHOOL

sions.

Campus.

dollars

win 6

An

ble.

West central

experience,

at 919-493-4975.

HARVARD

to

floors,

babysitter

from

week. Times

a

Call 730-7071.

refer-

Call

experience.

minutes

real

pack-

Excellent

5

Hardwood

$9OO

materials,

tests.

practice

ages

IBR

at

prep,

time.

your all

hrs,

coaching

test

reliable

7-month old

a

FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER

-Pov