May 20, 2004

Wea ther Partly

loudy

c

H

87°

L

67°

Our View

I

Beginning sorority the start of

spring

I Sports

recruitment before

semester is

The Blue Devils fell to

mistake

a

Clemson in NCAAs

m

|

Sunday

The Chronicle DUKE

UNIVERSITY

HUNDREDTH

ONE

ISSUE

YEAR,

PPS

DURHAM, N.C.

THURSDAY, MAY 20,2004

S2

WWW.CH RONICLE. DUKE. EDU

plans

should pay

offer

to

S2OM

doctorate

continues with

THE CHRONICLE

After

than

more

about inter- and tics and

year

to

of

offer its first doctoral

Institute leaders Ph.D. program

to

THE CHRONICLE

expect

a

a

propose

all

goes

hopes will

according

six

enter

dme for

to

the

school

2005—-just

program in

of Sanford’s

opening

idea is

to

have

an

a

Siegel,

new

plications

“They and

for almost

about the way have

delayed

had

to

decide what

pursue,” Siegel tual

ing

divergence at

a

said.

awaiting

said Lewis

year,

dean of the Graduate School. Com-

program

downtown

facilities, officials say.

get

to

administer the

their

areas

act

they

said. “There’s in the

two

willing

ER awaits needed space

for

together

wanted an

to

intellec-

ways of look-

The

million

to

PAGE

12

its

renovate

the

flow issues and

ened

preparing

“As

community

the

meeting

from

needs of the

patient-sensitivity

a

said Kevin Sowers, chief

officer of Duke

University,

that the

built for

and is year

a

current

per-

a

doctors has

patient is,

a

in

professor

lined

av-

use

city

to

result the

we

patients

in the hall

are

present

The

room

renovated

including

Duke spar

crowd-

Duke

time

seeing

explicitly

we

are

basis because

daily

them in reg-

to see

space

is

designed

to

$15.7

The

Conner

tax

impact

sion of the

most recent

a

comes as

Conner

the

financial

role in

are

discus-

requests.

disputed impact fees, however, significant

will

University’s

the

volume of 38,000 visits per

seeing

now

than 60,000.

more

SEE EMERGENCY ROOM

11

ON PAGE

SEE FEES ON PAGE

Keohane: A leader in the huddle by

Jake

of the

Poses

She could be with her

the Final Four, heard

of

hosting

She

player

And she also had

summer.

Alana Beard

from

an

athletic

back-to-back

basketball. And

a

consisted of just which

were

a

simply

department only

how

been

a

little

ley,

buildings,

national

prominence

at

Joe Alieva,

Duke

experience advice in

men’s

“I

on

this campus very

The Blue Devils have their finish in

I

a:

the

championships

quickly

Cup—the

never

had

competitiveness.

under her watch,

Duke has

matching

won

reach the

to

oth-

fragile

competitiveness

question

a

that she

opportunity

Frequent close advisors

'

post in

signifi-

of

a

the

a

leadership

involved in athletics and

faculty

question that,”

to

role in

think

a

and

didn’t

at

terms

my

answer me

gave

case.

You

than that.”

small

circle

of

the athletic de-

and the financial in-

University

when Duke’s athletic future is

“She took

improving

measure

norm

the

of

terests

more

with

representing

partment,

always

state

to

anything visits

the

always get

but she

looking for,

the

and embraced it.”

broadest

commonly sought

attempt

between athletic

was

may hav<

thrived under Keohane,

the Directors’

school’s athletic

and has

an

Butters said. “I didn’t

many of

to

—

listen to,” former Director ofAthletics Tom

from Welles-

promoted

Duke’s helm

her convictions about the student-

i’

lance

very fast learner,” said Athletic D

whom Keohane

at

academic standards.

rem

1998. “She has learned the culture of athletics and the of it

on

e

didn’t understand the cul-

University coming

the

importantly,

calculated steps. She

University, taking

can’t ask for she

came,

a

the end of her 11 years

of the

Duke in 19*. year

at

Id firm

everythin'

in

most

perhaps

scandals that have rocked athletic

dealt with the athletics much like she has tackled

Duke’s athletic campus

small cluster of

but I think she is

cance

has

And

major

the nation.

across

Keohane—now

daunting.

of athletics

rector

departments

spotted

in need of renovation, the task of running

‘When she first ture

at

one

championships

though

athletic program with

at

university.

national

even

hockey

discu'

to

She could be

When President Nan Keohane arrived inherited

field

Dukes. She could be party for the Iron

last

to run

a

could be found

in three-hour teleconferences

engaging

basketball

Campus watching

grandchildren. a

expansion possibilities ing

East

seen on

pair

University’s history.

school has avoided the

THE CHRONICLE

game

to

fees that

which

impact fees,

construction, from

play

sta-

continue

unreasonably steep.

are

the

million in

city’s request officials

out-

costs

exempt

$l4

than

million in

removed

were

request-

million of

Duke’s

to

they

President Nan Keo-

levied for

The

planned

sum

Marcia

Durham

$1.2

says

payment

a

“not realistic.”

to

more

taxes.

and

over

offi-

volun-

annual contribution

was

7 letter

than

more

increasingly

on a

don’t have the space

May

would-be

sharp-

constructed.

at

an

but that the

absorbs due

tus,

department

emergency

million for

hane, City Manager

ular rooms,” she said.

System,

emergency

the

ed, and

we

operating

Health

how ill

since

originally

was

growth.

aren’t

spective,”

describe

emer-

a term

patient acuity,

erage

of im-

hopes

associate

an

the School of Medicine, noted that the

$29.8

will receive

facilities in

proving patient

“We

and

expand

room

gency

Medical Center

University

Emergency Department

was

SEE DOCTORATE ON

Duke

adding

public policy.”

medicine and

THE CHRONICLE

chief of emergency

Clem,

to

University

officials indicated

services

city

and

tug-of-war, city

events, center.

ed for the theater In a

Kathleen

Steve Veres

by

for future

the process.

$lO

discuss

to

Duke

million annual

10-year, $1

University

faculty

Mayer

The Graduate School has been

proposal

current emergency department lacks sufficient space and

University Hospital's

number of departments,” Director

of Graduate Studies Frederick

the

asked the

interdiscipli-

nary program that would involve from

Duke

in

$l2-million building. “The

cials have

for service and

in

pull

financial

would-be candidates

eight

the

the

plan,

to

latest

Durham’s

teer a

the Executive Commit-

of the Graduate School in Fall 2004. If

tee

the

In

pro-

degree.

to

request

Kelly Rohrs

by

the Sanford In-

has devised

Policy

new

wrangling

intra-departmental poli-

ideological splits,

stitute of Public gram

a

more

Town-gown financial dispute

Kelly Rohrs

by

Duke

City:

have

been

the

stake. of

pressing everybody

hard about what

said Kathleen Smith, who,

we as

are

the

doing faculty

three national

its total

over

the

rest

SEE KEOHANE

ON PAGE 9

10

2

|

THURSDAY,

MAY 20,20(M

THE CHRONICLE

World&Nation

Dow

/¥\

Nasdaq

/Xs

Down 30.80

Soldier admits Dexter Filkins

by

my Sivits,

a

Iraq

who said he walked in

sylvania

town

an

of abuse

orgy

and ed

snapped

a

in

Abu Ghraib

at

under

In

other

soldiers and

beating

Sivits

agreed

in

the

to

Sivits

year

from the

expelled

dishonorable

Sivits, 24,

with

the

accused

to

five

regarded

not

the

charges,

handing

soldiers while

the

ick

detainee

photograph

a

Iraqi

and

convicted

was

Charles

Cpl.

prisoners tial.

that

the

Graner

Jr.,

were stem-

charges

on

abuse of

general

they

scandal,

Ivan Freder-

Sgt.

They postponed

Palestinians marched

protest, an Israeli

in

copter gunshipopened fire

people dead.The protesters Palestinian

a

tank and

were

marching

housing project

on

heli-

several

Wednesday, leaving

neighborRafah.

near

Iraqi

Chinese host A

third

quits due

Wednesday

in

political

Hong Kong, citing pressures

dom of speech.

officials

to

pressure

radio talk show host resigned

pro-democracy

to

limit his free-

Meanwhile, callers of the shows said Chinese

pressure

callers'relatives to influence elections.

courts-mar-

entering

intend

to

pleas, mount

defenses.

vigorous

men.

in

alleged

and face

indicating

a

As

the

the way: Three of

on

Staff

from their

ming

over

of

was

ing Tel Sultan,

arraigned Wednesday

violated other de-

they

Protesters dead in Israeli-Palestinian attack

American soldier

an

figures

principal

accused

was

outlets,

abuse

are

was

mistreatment

of naked and hooded

pile

More trials

Sgt. Javal Davis,

the

here

and sentenced.

the

to

the

the

primary

detainee

Iraqi

an

in

a

as

of the abuse. He

escorting

tainees; and, taking

torturing Iraqi prisoners. to

was

occurring;

of

he been

could have been much harsher.

cellblock where

testify against

had

court-mardal,

general

a

instigator of

discharge.

case

pleaded guilty

in

involved

deep

compound

news

in which

case

out

by journalists, including

from Arab

some

possible

@1,898.17

case

carried

American

and witnessed

humiliating

the harshest

special court-mardal;

a

tried

inside the

hood-

stripped,

first

sentence was

penalties

agreement reached

an

court,

a

in

plead-

to a

were

0.35

NEWS IN BRIEF His court-martial,

incident Nov. 8 in which

an

prisoners

@9,937.71

abuse

stem-

positions.

His

detainees.

and ordered

prison

Army

sexual

on

for his role in hu-

demoted, sentenced

was

duty,

of

ed, beaten and forced into

prison

of it,

photograph

guilty Wednesday

miliating Iraqi He

small Penn-

a

from

ming

several

Specialist Jere-

soldier from

dereliction

including

NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE

BAGHDAD,

guilt in Iraq

Up

Giuliani says of 9/11:' No New York officials

priorities

even

probably

would

change in outcome' have

not

ofa

if they had knowledge

changed security

White House

paper

that-warned ofterrorists casing city buildings, former mayor--

Out-of-state gay couple ban gone in Mass. by

Jennifer

Peter

Monday, Romney requested copies

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

BOSTON

The Democrat-controlled

overwhelmingly Wednesday Gov.

publican

couples

from

The

repeal

of the the

state

repeal

Mitt

was

is

Romney

marrying

28-3

For the law

budget.

would have

Massachusetts home

to

Romney ed from A

day

if

the

has

argued

to

part be

certain

a

bar out-of-state

of the Senate version

wiped

from the

the far

more

would

other

not

be

that out-of-state

after gay

couples

marriage

of

became

legal

in

are

in

Senate

in Massachusetts

Romney

only

state

Minority repeal

just

RTP and

off

Highway

Southpoint

and receive

now & May B1 st, close by September $2500 in Design Studio options !*

WYNTERFIELD

Newly designed 2

OFFERS

townhome plans

and

3-story

Up

to

1238-1862

Garages

sq.ft.

Low

RG6

Cat 5

by

30th

buyer's closing

(Must

one

respected

55

use

Beazer Mortgage

cost assistance.)

of the nation's

most

homebuilders...

Beazer Homes

wiring

maintenance

$2OOO in

paid

qualify for closing

•Built

available

High-speed/high-tech and

to

costs

living DIRECTIONS Take 1-40 West to

Highway

55 North.

and turn left For More Information call one

of

our

Counselors

Hnl

or Stacie

on

Go

about two miles

Courtney

Creek Boulevard.

Subdivision entrance is

on

the left.

New Homc-

Christy

Cleveland

Morris

*This

mm 919-544-8469

cannotbe

couples void,

combined with any other

offer including Down Payment Assistance.

Springfield.

and he

Jarrett Barrios,

sponsored was

the

enacted

his

a

repeal,

Medicare Recent

ger

Wednesday.

changes helps private

changes in Medicare are giving private

advantage

Thursday, percent

than

previously thought. In

a

study

the government is paying managed

more on average

than

costs

in

insurers

insurers a

big-

released

care

plans

8.4

traditional Medicare.

threatened

as

Free airline tickets

sengers who or

gay

lawmaker

on

Song for being 'nice'

Delta's low-fare carrier, Song, will give free

assist

a

are nice.

flight

tickets to

Help another passenger carry

attendant and you could

roundtrip tickets Song

will

give

away

in

earn one

pasa

bag

of 5,000

June,

cited the law’s

away

to

bar

the

News briefs compiled from wire reports.

marriages.

Leader Brian Lees,

just doing

Mall.

PRESALE HOME between

openly

couples.

said he would declare any licens-

of what he called

Luxury

located

1-40,

Sen.

who

Townhome Living!

Wynterfield... conveniently

that

municipalities

marry nonresident gay

from Provincetown and

of interracial

was

Provincetown, Somerville,

any clerks who issued them.

origins”—it

the

not to

previously

against

recognition

prohibit-

in

marriage applica-

11 commission

afternoon, Romney’s office had received the

Cambridge

“shameful

their

marriage,

couples

out-of-state gay

to

action

from

order

governor

Democratic

the

and within minutes of Duke,

a

legal

gay

and Worcester —four

records

issued

ported

Experience

Select

es

conserva-

legal

allows gay

state

books,

marrying

by

Romney’s

The

by Romney.

veto

out

As of Wednesday

gay

here.

marrying

At

defied

requested

nonresidents from

union no

as

through

get

law bars

Because

state.

to

filled

Springfield

1913 law that Re-

in Massachusetts.

approved

81-year-old

using

Senate voted

state

the

repeal

to

tive House and then survive The

tions

of all

Rudolph Giuliani told the Sept.

job.

an

"I feel a

Republican,

“archaic”

law,

sup-

but said

like

an

idiot. But I

am

an

idiot

so it

kinda works

out."

Adam Sandler in "Billy Madison"

THE

CHRONICLE

Duke, YMCA dispute

Paul Crowley

partners and

THE CHRONICLE

It may be fun will

soon

the

community

YMCA’s

to

Triangle

the

interpretation

Area will

the

a

Duke

to

memberships

meet

of

May

28

The

partners,

each

the

at

charged YMCA’s

the

pay

tation,

stating

individual

that

and methods for

came

BRINGING THE ISSUE

under

over

the

|

HOME

gay

and

lesbian

ly

city

first

Americans

same-sex

sanctioned Durham similar

of

nax

as

the

state-

holding

two

toward

Mullinax

for

and

lawsuit

a

to

Pike’s

Perry

Durham

against

dismissed

was

Court and shifted,

on

May

9

in

grounds

Superior

right

was

something

appli-

and Pike’s

attorney,

District

said

Y is somewhat more

they

by Mindy

human

Area.

signing

Kornberg

The in

wrote

dependents

agreement

September

did

Romat

resources

Bright

in

lationships

tions

mentioning

plan

to

went

honor

billing

to

end

use

that

stating

registered on to

as

that Duke

say

spousal

same-sex

“a breach of

immediately”

“at

same-sex

our

re-

agree-

the promo-

the YMCA.

addressed these

Bright

set

the YMCA

and would

ment...

letter

a

include those The letter

endured without

2003 until March 30,

concerns

in

an

Executive Vice President Tallman Trask,

is that the Ywould

April

8 letter

writing

to

that the

our

SEE YMCA ON

PAGE 11

either

Richard and

pened

way,

would go

we

planned been

as

in

adjust

the way

we

hap-

that

but

had

I

of what’s

hap-

hearing

of the

garner

knowledging

support they

had in

of the gay

his

case

system

prefaced by

for the

ac-

rights

up

judicial

day,

and

goal find

sys-

all

we

In

ac-

is

hope

the

in

works.

judicial

the

anything.

end,

At

the

have done is said

We don’t have it. There’s

it.

lose when there’s

against

gious

to

that

away

of the

to

way

“My

and I don’t have

want

we

than the

District Court.

feel that the

going

are

Indeed, the

last week

sympathy

we

Perry end

Court

works,” Mullinax said of Brown’s

knowledgment.

that I had

Brown

me

told

tem

continue.”

Judge Craig

to

“It made

bet-

implications

Superior

family-oriented

I

What I haven’t

today,

light

more

for

lot of

what

is

had constitutional

suited

a

in Massachusetts, that I may need

District his

on.

Perry yet

re-file

go

thinking,

pened to

to

and,

no matter

Perry,

case

Mulli-

I do’

say

ter

Wednesday

of the Court’s decision. “There’s

of consti-

Court.

There, the couple will look

for

president

would consider the failure

means

the described services

to

totally anticipat-

we

Cheri Patrick,

possibility,”

a

told Richard and

their license

rejecting

as

support

in the South.

goal

tutionality,

out

continued

partners

momentous

cation

ed

licenses,

marriage

Richard

County

of

halls this week

Massachusetts

[agreement]

the management

over

Raleigh

originally signed

was

spousal equivalents.”

qual-

can

4

for

“It

hundreds came

the

stiff North Carolina restrictions.

.

couples

when

interpre-

the

determining

was

problems

like that agreement, and

not

vice

Triangle

Duke,

to

and that “the YMCA

memberships for

to

the

Burness added.

contract

from its

event

The

couples

dependents”

or

of the

be

month. The

per

that

Duke’s

to

Durham

GAY MARRIAGE

Matt Sullivan

upon

$45

of

status

should

that is open

honored

Duke, and Judy Bright, executive vice president of YMCA

month.

per

did

[it],”

assistant

berg,

the face of this contract.”

“Essentially

THE CHRONICLE

hundreds

$6B

| 3

relations.

YMCA in

YMCA took

Raleigh

they

was

Downtown

definitionof family, which is broad and includes domestic

Couple fights While

on

group's Durham lo-

scrutiny.

“employees

performing

iONICLE

billing

contends

of

rate

language

uses

the

of

The

as

employees.

members of these

solely responsible

be

forth

rate

for

for the discounted

ify

will

cation, its contract with Duke

from Duke

family

agreement itself

When the Raleigh branch of the YMCA took

stems

whom

calls

policy

its

to

dependents

when the

honor

not

government

management and

previous

dominant;

discounted

for this group dis-

return

the

of the Durham branch. “The

conflict in

a

provides

and their

employees

discrepancy

discuss

to

2004

senior vice

John Bumess,

affairs and

noted that the agreement

under its arose

that

contract

count, Duke promotes the YMCA

same-sex

the

said

offspring,” public

satisfaction while

and the YMCA of

University

of the Duke Fitness Club. In

part

about

disagreement

a

He

University

agreement with

an

partners.

same-sex

representing

the

with

stay

group after

for

policy

Officials

to

for

president

the YMCA, but the

at

stay

decide whether

20,

family policy

same-sex

by

by

MAY

THURSDAY,

a

couple

wall of

resistance

mountable

until

no

that

no

win.”

to

the first

are

to

go

moral and reli-

legal,

the

way

seemed

insur-

breakthrough

in PETER GEBHARD/THE CHRONICLE

the

same

emotional

District Court and age in their

push

pull

to

more

overturn

legal

lever-

increasing-

that it

was

community, only his

legal duty

County Attorney

to

to

continue

agree

Massachusetts. Durham residents Richard Mullinax, left, and

with

Chuck Kitchen that the

SEE MARRIAGE ON PAGE

Pictures

Christians

&

f

Jlt&

Muslims

7

the

u

Same God?

legally

marry

someday

. Ca£ Located

at

the cottage that

Freshly baked

desserts

•

Assorted teas and

•

Ice

•

Soft

•

Assorted sandwiches

•

Soups

•

Catering

gourmet

coffees

cream

drinks,

more

water

to come!

Sunday

For more information

soon.

in the Duke Gardens

formerly The Terrace Shop.

•

...and

-

to

Historic Terraces,

offers:

Open Tuesday

hope

/Adairs TC Terrace-

Worship

Pike

Cares

terraca

7n£uruti&

Perry

a£...

Pitting

DO

12

please

visit our web

CC, Debit,

site

at

Food

www.hr.duke/dukegardens or

and Flex

accepted.

call

919.660.3957

was

4

I

TUI

IVS

DAY.

MA\

20,

2001

THE CHRONICLE

Duke to

solidify security

measures

Paul Crowley

by

THE CHRONICLE

After

a

in response

and

robbery,

steps

the

and

manent

meas-

incidents of assault

to

make its

to

of temporary

semester

ures

is

University

taking

safety provisions

prevalent

on

as

per-

campus

as

Gothic architecture. At the ter,

eration

of the

beginning

Silent

Night,

to

signed

watchpeople, colored THE

CHRONICLE

An ad from the Duke Aesthetics Center raised alleof the Center's

gations

for ways

Trask

University

and

Vice

Vice

women's

recent

making

changes

President

to

A

group of

women

assembling

are

mail

against

protest

a

University

chauvinism Members of the

ering signatures against

plaint sent

by

the

tem

to

all

community

to

Duke

The woman

flyer, with

Center.

Health

employees

facilities which

com-

Sysits

touting

But ened

which

tion and

do

felt

like

anything

Assistant

a

free consulta-

discount

on cosmet-

we

the

couldn’t sit

about it,”

Librarian

organizing

rity

security

said

Amy Leigh,

firm,”

from

The

largest by

and

Senior who

is

petition.

Dawkins

FLIER ON

PAGE

10

the

assigned

of or

reported

the

Bryan added

patrols.

quest

for

A Duke University

short

supplemented

said.

an

Sunday; they they

campus

[Op-

outside

‘They

were

all ad-

also

points

sta-

and

USA,

is the

in

police,”

of the DUPD.

only;

more

said

Major Phyl-

‘Their role

was

patrolling

and

suspicious activity.” USA’s

capacity,

increased

while

effective

vehicle

patrols the Medical

Center

in

the

not

the

long-term

increase

ing]

something

safety,

100

Tuesday night.

we

on

and

said. “We

Trask

will follow.

‘That’s what we’re

said.

know what it will or

to

“At

through

the best way

more

are

at-

enduring

to

figure

out

—

increase the pres-

this

point,

be—employees,

students. We’re

or

trying

I

don’t

the to

of

“areas of

ideas

on

this

the

have

point,

table

no

there

and

con-

are

a

several

that Dawkins

vulnerability”

‘There are es

at

do it.”

to

hopes

shore up.

and

temporary

in mind

plans

variety

that

at

using

at access

looking are

numerous

looking

There is

strategic approach-

looking at,”

we are

looking

are

We

trying

what level

Trask

[keep-

security

were

Dawkins

determinewhat

measures

tractors,

and

way

crete

to

of Securitas

to

at

want to

watch.”

tempting

who and

to

going

were

Both the additionalin-house

solutions,

our

While the administrators

but that doesn’t mean

people

contracting

solution

the DUPD.

keep permanent,” Cooper

ence,” observa-

by

“It wasn’t

the Securitas

security

was

run,

envisioned

secu-

operated

were

at access

PETER GEBHARD/THE CHRONICLE

height-

stop there.

with

and

were not

observational

tional

stores

firm of its kind in the United States.

Securitas SEE

we

security firm,

Cooper

calling

not

Night]

to

as

lots.”

‘They lis

such

Services’

patrols

Depart-

student in the

a

then

did

tioned around

parking

Police

spurred by

spring,

Thursday

ditional

how

out

figure

observational

eration Silent

chord with many of the

who received the ad.

employees “We

all-

the Duke Aesthetic Center. It

negative

a

an

University employees

members

10-percent at

toned

a

bee-stung lips wearing

family

a

ic surgery

features

Trask

to

deployed employees

of

Campus

“In late

safety

fall,”

part of Operation Silent

as

was

DUPD to

some

services

robbery

personnel

on

the

University

dining armed

advertisement

University

white outfit, offers all and their

not

official

Duke

Night,

gath-

security

it.”

various campus

surgery services.

plastic

struck

an

March

a

Duke

file

are

up

with

for

trying

trained and

ment

the

at

“[We’re]

The

THE CHRONICLE

Campus

heading

are

hard

issues

regularize

Kelly Rohrs

by

Tallman

temporary

working

security

said.

little

a

permanent.

more

“We’re

complaints

be

is look-

of administrators tasked

group

and

not

night

President for

Services Kernel Dawkins a

While

likely

make every

to

Executive

sparks

talkies.

effort will

as

brightly

silent.

more

Ad

with

and walkie

vests

on

employees

complete

community

de-

safety

Duke

around in the fall, the

ing

bias.

gender

this

semes-

initiative

an

improve

campus —outfitting

SPECIAL TO

spring

implemented Op-

Services

Campus

points

at

no

how

date

Dawkins said. ‘We

technology. and

con-

wants to

think

ginning

but see

Trask

the

of fall

or

set

in

for when its

implement

emphasized

changes

are

areas.

patrol.”

we

explicidy

the committee will suggest

changes,

We

parking

place

that at

he

the be-

semester.

www.chronicle.duke.edu Around the world... 24 hours

a

day

THE

CHRONICLE

THURSDAY,

News Briefs leads Financial Times

Fuqua

The

out

the first school from outside the business schools

Forty-eight

so.

that draws

its data from

rankings,

Ivy League

ranked in

were

a

to

sys-

questionnaires

to

answers

A

executive

in the latest Financial Times

league

becoming

tem

Ivies

the

topped

education

do

students, former students, executives and peer in-

sent to

stitutions. The annual

United

Kingdom

Kenneth

Center Duke

University

eight

Duke-owned

tion site

AAAS

to

ulty

were

Arts and Sciences,

elected a

John Adams, James coming cludes

class

to

the American

to

1780 group founded in

scholarly

Bowdoin and

Paul

vestigator; Joseph Nevins,

Hughes

Doris

Professor of

Boyd

Duke

investigator;

Duke Chair of Conservation

Firor Scott, W.K.

strong,

and

Information Division

the

to

with

a

At

police report,

information to

sell the

$1,755 the

ter

IPAQs

under

tion,”

to

will follow up

auc-

and

and

to

Duke. Brandon did

warrant

one

and

so,

The

of his sub-

the

give

$2,000

issued,

was

being repaid was

a

Duke

to

whether Brandon’s actions

find

we

an

more

Tan

to

there

was

“no

the Cancer Cen-

released from

jail

and were

“Different

to

to

our

Duke with grant

for

use

to

[during

missing]

the

by Duke employees.”

year,” Cooper

said.

have audits ‘This

came

attention around the time of the report. The

bond.

we

comment,

departments [within DUMC]

different times of the

were

activity,

by Duke,” according

“given

at

tification

Fri-

ongoing investiga-

criminal

“purchased by

were

money, and used and owned

money

paid

Major Phyl-

Department

that.”

on

computers

police report,

investigation

investigation.

closed matter; it’s

said. “If

Police

University

as

of any

“witness” in the

“offender” with Tan.

Tan and Brandon both declined

check Dec. 31.

time the

not a

Cooper

as

an

comment

subject

‘This is

selling

the Internet

not

the

were

as

of the

Cooper

Tan asked Darrin Bran-

eßay

on

and Biostats Center.” Tan

day

lis

listed

was

rather than

would

the

personal computers

technology analyst

record of this money

and in-

with

charged

was

handheld

IPAQs,

of

report

no-

the audit that revealed the computers

started the date is

set

investigation.”

for

June

28.

Medical Institute in-

B.

James

Molecular Genetics and HHMI

an

of

of embezzlement. The 40-

Medical Center

Tan instead of

by

B. Duke Professor

Modrich, James

of Biochemistry and Howard

of

Hancock. The in-

John

the AAAS is 202 members

Brodhead;

Academy

charges

arrest

in late December 2003.

eßay

ordinates,

President-elect Richard Brodhead and four Duke facmembers

Biostatistics

According

professors join

on

13 for the

May

director of information systems for the Cancer

year-old

don, Brodhead; four

Tan

Ming

a warrant

produced by Hewlett-Packard, through

their

published

paper

issued

magistrate

17.

rankings May

Brandon

From staff reports

School of Business

Fuqua

with embezzlement

Employee charged

list, beating

| 5

MAY 20, 2004

Professor

Ecology;

History

of

Stuart Pimm, and Anne

emerita.

W

The _

Diehl

tapped

as

gastroenterology

Dr. Anna Diehl has of the division of the

head

into her

stepped

gastroenterology

new

at

role

Duke

as

chief

University

Medical Center. She will also direct the Duke Liver Cen-

Diehl,

ter.

ment

She

a

nationally-recognized expert

for chronic liver diseases,

came

professor

began

her duties

Hopkins University

from Johns

in clinical

April

where she

at Auburn

treat-

5.

was

a

Brand

of medicine.

Accomplished jazz

and

appointed

assistant

has

played

ing

a

co-writing

Grammy on

as

Duke

practice Wynton

John

Brown

One

Jazz Program

of music.

as

Brown

Two

performance

for lease!

Bedroom, Two Bath lf*j

w/Sunroom

1211

director of the Duke Uni-

visiting

note

Bedroom, One Bath

and Ellis Marsalis

nomination for his

spacious luxury

805 sq. ft.

Nnenna Freelona’s 1995 release, “Shak-

Free.” He served

versity Jazz

of the

with such talents

and received and

and classical musician

director of the

professor

,

apartments

Brown named jazz director

has been

new

sq. ft.

Three Bedroom, Three Bath

Ensemble in 2003-04.

—from staff reports

w/Sunroom

1505 sq. ft.

Jr

C

Come Now

Leas

...

LUXURY & Bored?

)NVENIENCE! Vl4*

UVil

Come write for The Chronicle! No

experience

»

1>J

,iil

BHF

lL u.

necessary. 1

(m 1

Information and

training session

Thursday, May

We're located less than 7 miles from

Just to mention aj'e

20 at 6 p.m.

in 301 Flowers

\VsV\

Building.

Community

Resort-style shimming|gd;

and

'

mJ-actM

801 fP Wm

mMtfSk wk

Clobhousl with Business ah| Fimesstt 9 Its and lauH Mk

E-mail Karen at kfh3@duke.edu

Stylish

As elegantly southern Carriage Hobs

cord cures* —Vrtii -?,7t

C':

i

jeering

area

i

liSl-

cm m

-iiiuy

l|

1

vmn 1

1

dining

Woodcraft

Durham,

|

1

Convenient detached gurages

1

NC

high-speed lalmet

access

tt

in the

Parkway,

rnn

M

IP

the best

shopping

Triangle!

#1000

Phone: 919-450-0080 email;

info@southterrace.com

Web:

wAvw.southternice.com

1 4 J*/

■M

to

27713

1

Picnic arm Prewired

J 1

H IL

architeciurap detail

questions.

Duke University convenient

Amenities:

Scenic pool deck oeerhok.

with any

H

'

I

N

Durham

W

vSSJ

1 N& Living SeflitSHH

|||ll«

Monitored Spacious

i

walk-in closets

Hthrougtiouli

1

1

pn|

m

i

/^^ roft Parkway / HUl/

\

(S) I

/

| (t

I I IWhStOm

Mac. Cenmrtc

pBUWOtfl i>eMmirbomi

tile IcMB kitehc^dw

—_

/

+ 276

6

|

THURSDAY,

MAY

20,

THE CHRONICLE

2004

Blood substitute trials up for

public approval Tims

Mona Cheema

by

THE CHRONICLE

You’ve

heard

of red-blooded Ameri-

blue-blooded aristocrats

cans,

blooded killers, but Duke could

pital

be

soon

This

before the trial

the trial is The tients who A nurse fits

a

pair

of virtual reality

goggles

on a cancer

patient

at

Duke University Medical Center.

large

the

to

Virtual

reality

able

ministration allowed for sent.” The

Thurs., May

board due

ibility

concerns.

3643

It

to

do

take up

can

it is

20,7 p.m.,

in

rural

p.m.,

auditorium,3643

ported

Roxboro Rd.

therefore, Thurs., June 10,7 Durham Public

Institutional Re-

p.m.,

auditorium, 300

were

THE CHRONICLE

A

ing—and imagine the

of cancer

diagnosis so

going deep

mystery

of the

art museum or

instead of apy

its

can

the

can

be devastat-

“Patients

and

virtual

reality

an

on

chemother-

around

director

Schneider,

graduate

oncology

To

nursing

of

the

program,

they

and

and

dripping

to ease

fort, the patients

and Case Western Reserve Com-

Nursing

Cancer Center

prehensive

method—virtual

new ate

University

the

breast

of

symptoms

cancer

published

in

the

After

working

Their

January

study

with

bags”

knitting

patients

materials,

in was

2004 issue

of

the

within 20

patients the

choose

to

view

immersed

in

so

made the

was

patients

have

dreadful hour

programs

featuring

deer

like

or a

book,

only

ambulances

hope

centers

of the

in

op-

as

carry oxygen

20

approximately

Durham

[for PolyHeme]

investigator

about

as

physician

one

in the de-

which has oxygen-

and

stable

can act as

a

shelf-life, volume

said

preliminary

that the substitute has these

PolyHeme

isjnade

contains

needed

the bat-

to

from

polymerized

the

as

show

chemically

human blood.

microscopic

load and unload

manner

tests

qualities.

machinery

the oxygen in

blood and

can

also

It has

a

shelf-life of

approximately only

lasts 28

gunshot

vie-

SEE BLOOD ON PAGE 12

...at a most affordable

rent

price

own????

~

A Condominium

FULLYFURNISHED

SIMPLYBRING YOUR

Unlike

CLOTHES AND MOVE IN

Any Other Price

increasing

to

$BB,OOO

*85,000

June Ist. Reserve your unit now as

well

as

locking

In

the current interest rates.

•

ENJOY THE TAX

BENEFITS

•

ENJOY

THE COMFORT

•

Corner of North Duke Street and West A

Quality

of life

centered

around

FULLY FURNISHED

ENJOY

THE SECURITY •

Trinity a

Avenue

lifestyle

of

•

ENJOY THE TROUBLE-FREEOWNERSHIP

(919)

688-4400

convenience

~

•

Take

Come

a

see

virtual

for

12 to

Services

Condominiums

mortgage payments less than

re-

the volume of lost blood.

DUKE TOWER With

ex-

of blood. Northfield Laboratories

months—whereas blood

Medical

dozen

a

of

Inc. in Evanston, 111., the manufacturerof

It at

rural areas.”

Emergency

treat

a

capabilities,

antigens

pander

store

or remote

11,

difficulty

whole blood.

modified and

available in situations such

realized the

Raquel Bartz,

carrying

the United States that

need

military

PolyHeme,

impractical.

the trial.

huge

World War

during

blood substitute is

same

workers

12

Dr.

blood substi-

oxygen-carrying

began

Poly-

answer to a

confusion

be used in situa-

can

earlier

partment of Critical Care, said the ideal

Duke Trauma Center. “Blood isn’t immedi-

defield

ON PAGE

can

an

that

transporting

the Duke site and medical director of the

ately

and

Tom Cruise.

SEE BREAST CANCER

one

a

quest for tute

El Centro

trans-

30 min-

communi-

vocally

one

said Dr. Steven Vaslef, lead

requested

hunting

blood,

as

‘There is

responded

seem

have

which

to

from

Researches

lacks

conducting

are

on

far—one commented that it

minutes, and others

expressed general

DUH has trauma

lead author

at

hospital, are

N.

when the

study.

Although

tions where real blood is

a

re-

the

informational

place Monday

no

is

the trial

effectively

one

public

substitute,

PolyHeme,

instead.

programs

fully

posed

and discom-

fatigue

members

about the

nau-

about the

in Durham.

Hispano

interactive world.

report, said

even

the

took

meetings

enjoy what’s

patients

or

community

trials,

educate

to

in

may take

a

Heme will be the

clinical

investigators

The first of four

whether

brought, Boy

reality

become

positively 20

oncology

Game

a

new

can

Schneider, who

Forum.

20 years, Schneider realized that

“busy

a

allevi-

chemotherapy

virtual

Patients

develop

to

reality —to

patients.

Oncology Nursing for

of

about

of the IV

their

of the

School

actually

forget

Durham

“Through

chemotherapy

has collaborated with medical staff from Duke

their

increasing

she said.

the

has ob-

transfusions,” Vaslef noted.

Medical Center, which

quiring

sickest

ty

distract

both

the

the

on

can

versity

reviews all of DUMC’s

them.”

from the sea

room,

distress,”

themselves

and its side effects.

Susan

the

anxiety

touring

take their minds off

focus

always

person

ancient worlds

exploring

in

to

environment.

diving, solving

Titanic,

concentrating

hospital

But

treatments.

sea

enough

not

prob-

patients

who

benefit

may

Library

reach

to

by ground

utes

■

hour

antigens,

who

settings

patients

even

con-

this

PolyHeme

Roxboro St.

Margaux Kanis

to an

hospital. Poly-

a

vious benefits for

Roxboro Rd.

carry

compat-

universally compatible.

‘While

hours

view Board of the Duke Uniby

not

and

storage

types

calls for

emergencies,

lem because it lacks

SESSIONS

Sat, May 22,2:30

Ad-

“waiver of

and multi-

POLYHEME

be

not

Drug

PolyHeme

care

ambulances

match blood

to

Hospital auditorium,

in-

DRH

has,

a

most

on

Durham.Regional

consent.

Food and

standard of

current

blood

decide

under-

padent

of saline solutions in

so

■

losing

■

The

chemotherapy patients

injuries

will

give prior

a

Heme eliminates

these

of

patients

to

use

because

INFORMATION

of blood. Due

nature

juries,

distracts

critical

amounts

But

UPCOMING

target pa-

in shock and

multiple people

help prevent hemorrhage

sound.

will

with

are

must

situations when

The

111

phase

as

hurt in other accidents.

or

organ failure.

the

review board

community

ethically

trial

a

ple

may

PolyHeme.

begin,

can

the Durham

may

first

recipients.

in the first

participants

trial of the blood substitute

well

as

stabbed

goes tremendous loss of blood,

Hos-

the

to

month,

a

are

In such

cold-

Durham residents

summer,

become

and

University

home

transfusion

synthetic-blooded

and

who

tour at

yourself

www.duketowercondos.com

~

You’ll

be

glad

you

did!

THE CHRONICLE

THURSDAY,

Crime Briefs Doc nabbed for OR assault A

doctor

Duke

at

with Assault On ed after

her

ing

with

PC

pilfered

An of

and

arm

patient. Hayward

a

8

locked in

was

the theft

18. The

com-

the 4th floor of the Jones

on

arrived

employee

found unlocked and the

was

The

work-

was

Building reported

17. When the

May

missing.

was

computer

a room

the door

May 18,

reported Hayward

under $2OOO bond.

placed

was

17

arrest-

was

away while she

laptop computer May

5:30 p.m.

at

a.m.

Hayward

room

her

in the Jones

employee

Building

operating

pulled

Hewlett-Packard

a

puter

at

in the

a nurse

grabbed

University Hospital charged May

Female. Dr. Thomas

a

computer is valued

at

$llOO.

Billfold nabbed from drawer An

employee

stated that his wallet

ployee

the

point,

some

the wallet in that

not

other

Center Isolation

in

was

clothing.

gone. He said that the wallet and

was

contents

have been disturbed and

to

At

placed Later

checked his wallet and discovered

employee

appear

em-

pocket.

clothes and

with his

along

Facility

18. The

May

his pants

employee changed

desk drawer

a

the

day,

the money did

the Cancer

at

the theft of $93 from his wallet

reported

clothing of its

none

missing.

were

Drinks taken An

of Abrams

employee

soda from the Duke drinks ered

PC

but

pilfered,

2 p.m.

at

the

not

seen

1C Dorm

student

his

speaking

the

to

re-

of

The

discov-

were

at

$1555.

roommate

theft of

laptop

last

was

the

Initially,

room.

had the

computer. After

14, he

discovered that

May

roommate

the

reported

9 in his unsecured dorm

thought

They

17. The

laptop computer May

May

17.

May

valued

are

cans

same one

A student in Edens his Dell

dock

17.

May

9 p.m. The drinks

at

1,075

and

water

Hospital loading

left there

were

missing

and Amusements

Catering

the theft of 480 botdes of

ported

the

computer had been stolen. The computer and its

bag

are

valued

Money missing A student wallet

in

after

trip

Duke

been found. After

tents a

pinched

purse

A visitor

cell

a

room

4

a.m.,

male

subject

wallet and its

1:30

at

con-

left on

p.m.,

to

she dis-

The wallet and its

con-

bag

a

bag

bags. at

room

enter

the

not

man

Duke

in

a

1

University

corner

The visitor

of the that

reported

When she woke

a.m.

The visitor

to

her

falling

before. When she woke

and the

bag

up

reported seeing

just prior

room,

seen

and its contents inat

placed

was

missing.

was

discovered the

suspected

from 7200 unit

in the

bag

wallet,

from 12:30 p.m.

room

the theftof

15. The

that she had

asleep, she

the

to

$B4.

at

phone

asleep

a

the wallet was

returned

missing.

was

with several other

she fell

over

of her

contents

the theft of

owner

reported

Hospital May

a

the

containing

unidentifiedman

Bag lost,

cluding

wallet

valued

tents are

turned

notified that the wallet had

table outside of a conference

covered the

2nd floor bath-

a

and

lunchtime

at

15. The

May

in cash from her

$35 missing.

employee reported

1:30 p.m. When the

at

was

examining

the student discovered

An

$35

found in

was

University Hospital

Duke Police. The student

Wallet

bathroom

to

the theft of

reported

15. The wallet

May

room

$1350.

at

were

up,

gone.

Tools taken A the

working

contractor

theft of

circular

a

at

other tools and materials ed in there

a

locked

at

missing

room

3:30 p.m.

at

7

a.m.

Car broken into A student in

to

while

the theft of

a

JVC

CDs. The student No

damage

CDs

are

May

to

at

car

13.

at

items are

were

were

locat-

secured

discovered

were

valued

at

$567.

Oregon

206

She

reported

approximately

50 music

Oregon

stereo

reported

an

Street.

that the vehicle

was

reported.

was

The

locked.

stereo

and

$7OO.

Camera stolen from locker A student

They

that her vehicle had been broken

the vehicle

valued

The

reported

gun and several

14. The items

14. The items

206

reported

parked

May

CIEMAS site

impact

in the basement.

May

at

the an

saw,

reported

room

the theft of her

digital

camera

from

SEE CRIME ON PAGE

11

MAY 20, 2004

| 7

8

|

THE CHRONICLE

THURSDAY, MAY 20, 2004

Summer classes

learning opportunities

new

Lee

Yeji

by

Sometimes, change is

lecturer in the

ing an

this

for

when he

physics

summer terms

“I’m

taking advantage

“One

don’t want

tirely just The credit

students

and

Personal

for I’ll

students

method that

a

who

regularly

Response System,

and

the

of the

term

plan. “May

and

are

mer,

when the

usually

com-

the end

at

successful

more

experimenta-

course

fertile in

more

regular

the

time

mull

to

evaluations. Fewer students more

just over

are

on

is

change

good,

in both the sciences and the humanities. Associate Professor of Pfau is also mer.

An

more on

trying something

instructor who

lecturing

reversed his both his

English

form of

questions an

this

usually

sum-

depends

current

and German

will also make students

ducing

new

than discussions, he has for the

style

Thomas

English

courses.

and

assignment

comments

that is

He

for pro-

responsible

due

in at

the

so

thought

it would be better

that students would feel

ately engaged plained.

to

more

try this

immedi-

with the material,” Pfau

“The summer’s

a

this because the students

good

are

time

not as

ex-

to

sure

try as

It’s the

Stewart “like

that

go

“The

breath of

a

because

lack of lead

were

a

senior,

pointed stu-

graduate the

during

experience a

is

referring

and food servic-

more

courses

to

the

only thing

term.

Widham,

teaching

actually

was

class

points

the

during

there

tentially

to

that

agreed

sum-

that could po-

decrease in

quality

the

of instruction. “I have riences

some

teachers The

Widham said.

were

their

‘They

consensus

dents, however, is that the

fall and not

from

change

campus life

graduate

among summer

the

colonializatioh, the associate

spring

during

semesters —but

necessarily prefer

it

over

they

the

stu-

history prods

is

as

a

they

have

entire

an

professors,

to'swallow

course

into

did

only

six

cram-

weeks’

a

professor said

this

in the

depart-

the

of

major

difference he noted between

history,

school

course

and

its

a

only regu-

summer

the

hardly

Susan

any

Thorne’s

difference,” class

on

he said.

European

lecturing

method when

class—which is

Thorne,

overhaul their

teaching the

not

a

seminar class.

most

educators

courses

primary

dictators of the way

fessor

imparts

his

her

students. Ron Grunwald, who is a

large

cell

biology

ent

goals

trum

this

course

no

engagement

to

know

matter

professors similar

analytical

‘There’s this

yesterday

summer,

one

in

across

and

their

how

stu-

big

or

the spec-

expectations

thinking,

pointed

portrait

class,” out

for

creativity

fore—that’s

critically,

information.

never

really great.

tear

on a

slide I put up

Miller said. “And

something

ed it in away I had

dif-

FREELunch

get

and enthusiasm.

to

he also said that differ-

conveying

But

reiterate

students:

pro-

to

to

one some

discussion-oriented

active

more

favor

not

another, but

over

smaller,

opportunity

teaching

in different classes lead

ferent ways of

a

knowledge

that

small the class,

subject—one

of the

or

when

of his introduc-

do

professors method

dents better.

usually

change, making

size—rather than the

frustrated, I’m less satisfied,” lecturer said

classes allow the

teaching techniques

the sizes of their

admit

a

case

term.

current

agreed, although

counterpart.

“There’s In

year

course

was

this

larger

Like

class

ment

lar

alters

much

biggest

is

with

Many

worth of time. Martin Miller,

GEBHARD/THE CHRONICLE

during

courses.

tory

teaching

regular

the

blackboard,

not

biology

periodic

mixing

during

For many other

ming

informal

the

on

notes

“I’m the

questions

bouts of student interaction. She said she

school year.

difference

she scribbles

of

professor

her students with

the

hectic

more

they experience

English

Nicole Shabtai in discussion

sophomore

Professor Tom Ferraro engages

felt their

less credible after that.”

overall

welcome

PETER

friends who had bad expe-

asking questions [to

instructors],”

the

end of every other class. “I

offered

mer—a

during

Stewart bemoaned,

points,”

dents

are

lot of

a

jobs....

or

work

were

down.

was

Matthew

in

term

to

both the lack of

out

walk around

professors

shorts—the climate for

to

es

sum-

school year has

have

faculty

campus, and in

will

the best number win,” he said.

tion

course

the

adopt

level

of

“There

air,” but he claimed he

stress

con-

internships

classes

the

the benefits

McNairy

summer

food

is at

atmosphere,”

said.

yourself

Fellow senior Jason

fresh

work

summer

though.”

summer,

the

did realize,

course

fast-paced,

Ladebol

make

to

the

here in Durham, and

people

harder

such innova-

note

They

competitive

inclined

information

from both systems

Grounds for such

ended and

less

a

senior Kristen less

summer

laid-back.

more

more

protection

professor

of immediate feedback.

gives

remote

a

trol and affords students the

grades

Duke is

attend

through

an

transmitter that resembles

anonymity

while

intense and

more

en-

scores.”

exam

questions

answer

who

them

grade

labs, quizzes and

alternative is to

is

way

he

ways,”

different

two

participate.

to

on

that

however,

began.

them either have in

grading

explained.

classes

as

“It’s

offer his students

to

tions

rest

options.

more

pare

hop-

in his in-

But

courses.

sured, McNairy is simply

class

is

a

implements

grading system

experimental

of the

McNairy,

physics department,

summer

troductory

Most students did not

good

take

should

they

all.”

at

courses

is what William

“good”

whether

to

THE CHRONICLE

And

provide

and

thought

some-

interpretabout be-

You have

to

think

things apart.”

and Learn

New Strategies for Managing Your Duke 403b Retirement Plan Focus Did irement with

Duke Employees

for

You

Know?

plan participants

can

hire

independent advisors

managing their retirement funds.

b funds

can

Join for

generally be transferred from

Christopher Jones, CPA

one

vendor

& Certified Financial Planner

lunch, and learn proven strategies for managing your

403b retirement account.

Thursday, June 3

12:00pm

RPM

Retirement Plan Reservations

Management, Inc.

are

required.

All meetings

1-877-589-5800to attend

Investment Advisors

www.rpmadvisor.com

Raleigh (919) 831-2822

•

are

at the Searle Center, Conference

RoomA. Other seminar locations and times will be available. Please call

Call

now

Greensboro (336) *RPM is not

379-0300

affiliated with

or

learn of other seminartimes and locations.

to register

nor are its

•

1-877-589-5800

Hillsborough (919) 732-6333

programs

endorsed

or

approved by

Duke Medical Center or Duke University

THE CHRONICLE

THURSDAY,

KEOHANE

from

still may

1

page

Duke’s

“The athletics with

Keohane

athletic

the

and

the ACC

between

the

faculty, talks

expansion

summer.

to

contend with athletics

idly changing collegiate age when

an

and

money

dent-athlete “The lete

in that altered

was

in

tioner,

are

financial into

sports

student-athsaid

most

evaluation

2002

Duke

critical quesannounced it

breaksystem of

commitment

three

levels,

substantial

to

sources

be

to

with

specific

men’s

funding. not

and

receiving

allowed Duke

building

included

Division

a

IA

play

in

centers

the facilities

for the

arms

basketball,

tennis and football programs among othand

ers

hane

cultivated donors

actively

letics

more.

of which

was

Keo-

help

to

$152,500,000 —the

raise

portion

countless

upgrading

ath-

allocated for annual

scholarship support.

these

upgrades,

structed with

sign

to

departmental

buildings

funding

some

a

were not

from the

that Keohane

capcon-

University,

was

a

body

hane relax

and

buildings,

to

difficult athletic issues

and

The

collegiate

that

one

once—in

only

season.

lucrative of all and the

sport

the

embarrassment for the

University.

her

the

in

and

program made

the

willing

early

the

to

last few to

short of

its

to

the

issues,

struggling

an

she

was

nuances

few

of

changes

program—but

years, Keohane has

been

training facility completed

serves

cruits—was

as

a

called for

a

vote

would be

into football,

whelmingly

poll

of the

asked

simply

straw

Trustees. The

willing

and

in

for

major magnet

in re-

to

the

favor of

competitive

football

among other

things,

more

decision

trying

money

was

to

over-

build

a

—which, program

gave the

to

approval

put

Board of if the Uni-

athletic de-

significandy

increase

coaches’ salaries. “The not

Board

intrusive,”

pressure

on

been

how

the

but

e-mail,

did

sweeping changes

bolster the

solve all the

an

Trustees

in

not an

problems

think money will when it

comes to

university

During

her tenure,

about of the

men’s

the

basketball

flagship

Keohane Mike

on

nizable

a

has also

“She

as

tive Vice

devote

and

both

lifetime contract, the

most

a resource

presi-

recog-

on

some

worked for

the

important.

and

around

Schwartz-Butters Execu-

basketball,”

the

said.

issues

equity

years,

ships have

has

pushing

women’s basketball

her Duke

for

rise

in

42

the

athletic

is

em-

last

11

scholar-

and added programs in

and lacrosse,

early

dividends.

program

During

created

crew

paid

of women’s athletics

tenure.

women

seen

the

ly

both of which

upper

the

echelon, she did

foster the

that Keo-

seem

women’s programs

“It

change.

was

1 till

combina-

a

her tenure, Keohane cham-

Throughout

Duke’s institutional values in

pioned

athletics

intercollegiate

to vote

great pride in this

ACC

against

expansion,

ahead of the school’s bottom line.

coaches,

of the

women’s

athletics, -of the and

players

basketball

little

things,

side

out

things

that make

the

does

department to

notes

those

little

the ath-

on

student-athletes’

in

success

the

classroom and between the lines. she

“Philosophically Duke very

athletics,”

She

to

do

wanted them

succeed

at

any

said.

things

to

“She

cost.

the

right

succeed,

but

She

a

has

idea of where athletics

mission of the

was

way.... not

fits

in

University.”

'f' Tr—n

Devils fan and member of

Dukes. Martha An

ring ;d

to make

style

tproach is

imitleci

ice.

built

to

Call

on

Like when

giving it

Devils fans

‘Home

positive

of real estate

iique goals.

iggest

a

her

around,

Martha Ann

Buyers:

How

to

9) 309-1255 @T raylor Realtor, com

eHeifjhborhMds Your Neighborhood Expm

3504 Croasdaiie Dr. Durham. NC

to

very bal-

ur

Blue

for

perfect

was

Kennedy

of the athletes and coaches

supportive

in their effort

proud Durham resident, huge

s

a to

and has been considered

DEVILISHNESS OUT OF REAL ESTATE

W€DWM

or

room

great.”

Keohane has left her mark letic

any-

do the

to

locker

a

feel

you

most

probably

She

congratulations.

say

Gail

of the

takes the time

whether it be

waiting

or

fans,”

coach

one

presidents

always

of the

head

Goestenkors said. “She is

approachable

of the great-

one

supporters of Duke

est

ONE WOMAN DARES TO TAKE THE

Iti?

in-

the student-athletes and its coaches

putting

THE

a

age

Duke’s leader made

corporate.

the decision

an

became

rIL ~r

to

necessari-

not

HERE ft xtxtt

of

that she

progression

it may

although

boosted

anced

success.

Keohane has taken

some

the additional

inevitable.

likely

was

natural

a

to

drive,” Alieva said, acknowledg-

to

that

hane

vital

blematic of the

during

helped

hug

basketball.” Keohane’s

was

where and

President Tallman Trask

pushed

the

student life.

[for]

pushed

scholarships, “It

the

between men’s and women’s

“I think Nan has been

personally

she deemed

[Athletic Center]

for

either of Duke’s

to

But with

improvement, especially

creasingly

University’s

public figure

She

the

But

assistant

larger issues, including

projects

of

men’s basketball head

special

Stadium.

retired

packed

a

athletic programs under Title IX,

when

to

Indoor

gap

members of

had

in front of

jersey

government forcing universities

close the

court.

Krzyzewski

dent and used the

not to

federal

also

were

strength

programs,

the

granted

him

by

Cameron

20

tion of both.”

priorities.”

team.

part Keohane has

that

the Uni-

help

to

taken

basketball

have thrived

2002

questions

much critical attention

“She

in Fall

Beard’s No.

ing alter-

policy

academic

courses

average

players.

the

intended

was

More

when she

improvement, especially

the lower

at

grade point

when

the

giving

flexibility.

allowed for

said

modestly

to

accepted

“meet institutional

raised some

be

Keo-

many,

standards,

announced

change

versity

the academic

surprised

SAT and

were

women’s

program.

Many people, however, not

supportive

Keohane wrote in

her into to

ations

The

has

now

Keohane

appointed

in the works, Keohane

already

can

typically

range

suc-

academic insdtudon.

greater recruiting

of the

most

the

admission

coaches

the

that

move

and

policies

top-10

a

allowed

coach

play.

When the Yoh Football Center—a modfootball

a

students

the

years, when

acclimated

getting

most

expansion

nothing

During

1994

nationally

sports

propelled

dur-

—the

of the ACC—has been

still

In

of sup-

didn’t have

they

standards of

feeling

dismal 29-95 record

a

tenure

attempt

not—and

“The a

admissions

gent

to

facilides and coaches but strin-

not

are

end

most

winning

reflecting

But unlike many other ital

her

ing had

partment

largest

the

compiled

versity

her tenure, Keohane has

to

Among

2002 that

re-

in all

in

for Keohane has been the football program,

have

the

helpful

the form of

the rescue.”

ern

program.

Throughout

race,

in

development.

didn’t fail,

The Univer-

nationally competitive

quo, which

football

for

we

come to

were

sports, but decided it could maintain the status

since

process in which

active and

reaffirmed that it did

sity

Chris

director of ath-

women’s basketball and football the

been

not

that Duke athletics has

which

country.

and should Duke

would maintain its tiered

ing

a

stu-

landscape.”

an

Fall

the

different,”

landscape,

long

a

Keohane

was

but

football, and the strongest barriers cess

said Susan Ross, associate director of

athletics

on

the

evaluate where Duke fit

to

fit in that altered

rap-

emphasis

across

senior associate

a

landscape

degrading

if you

very

“We had

After

is

experience

very,

Kennedy, letics.

many claim

winning

enterprise

is

cash,”

has

University

building projects,

porters who could fund the

Keohane has had

in

liaison

department

especially during last

the

as

comfortable with

i

ly

has worked close-

representative,

be—entirely

not

strong commitment to athletics.

| 9

MAY 20, 2004

27705

the

<'

I

10

•

>

(

|

7

I

THURSDAY,

THE

MAY 20, 2004

aters

FEES

from

1

page

has

“not

are

discussed

Cormick, with

negotiations

the

cials said. ‘To the

thing,

one

for other

that we’re

less amenable

we are

offi-

city, University

extent

to

University agreed grading

Bell

Wednesday

met

with

Nothing

president

city.

government relations, said the impact fee

dispute weeks be

can

the may be settled within that the

so

that

for

“represents

City operations”

versities in the But

sums.

Health lion of the

and lists several uni-

of the

Duke

which

System,

The

requested $

to

have the

to

come

a

pay

have

next

care

to

University

a

of DATA transport

and fire service.

willing

10

after

an

us

which is

they’re

every

be

that... for

going

not

year with

a

new

to

fee,”

Burness said. Several years ago, the to

support

town

for

building

that would

the

bases its

summer

house

a

University pledged

new

potentially

American

ADF has and

Trask said, tribute at

Dance

sizes

theater

of the

down-

serve as a venue

Festival,

performances

complained

center

events

and ADF

the

to

wants

to

have,”

that Duke will still

adding

con-

theater but

$42-million

said

finished

fundraising singled of its

not

“Even

as

a

being unfairly

is

funding

dollar

because

source

size.

specific

purposes,”

outside

world

it

would be easy

to

dollar

every

that

for Duke

Campaign

like

was

goes

Burness said,

looks

that

at

which

Duke.

the

stages

University’s

called

ner

to

“to the that

money

budget.

the-

proposed

year includes

the property At

difficult

budget

the the

5-cent increase in

a

Tuesday’s

City

Council

meeting

“looking

at

toward fees rather than property

ing

a revenue

The

not

“These out

what

the

University

are

we

just

first

believe

steps

are

contributions that Duke the

city

taxes

mg

for

Conner said.

the

an

the

faces.

us

laying

appropriate

could make

services

we

to

provide,”

such

negative is

flyer

especially

identification of

‘effortless

flier

objectification

time when

of Women.”

did

pet iti 0 n aeainst DUHS ad

the

the

at

be

to

associate

Puff,

the Medical Center News not comment

had

however,

that

longer

use.

not

the

on

in

that

place

a

it.

seen

said he

petition He

be-

the

ad

itself.

of

said

a

was

senior

Burness,

John

for

in-

originally

larger promotional

public

affairs and

relations. ‘The

well

ad,

out

of

govcon-

into

called the

cia Deshaies,

“Although

over

to

include

tion,” Deshaies’ Protest

services for Perkins her

department

the

flier

Library,

were

she

so

felt

personnel

said

people

outraged

compelled

in

about to

re-

twisted

Patri-

and communica-

department

90

percent

a

a

of

our

at

of

sur-

patients

Duke

are

promotional diverse

fe-

that

good point

more

ef-

popula-

stated.

reply

organizers

said

they

want

to

from Duke’s generate greater sensitivity

public

Sharon Sullivan, director of

much

to

of

response from

cosmetic surgery

should broaden

forts

content

“insulting.”

receiving

we

current

tip,”

tions manager for the gery,

by

marketing

a

marketing

advertisements

he noted.

'

J

ad,

said.

Leigh

text, looked very differentin another kind

publication,”

ha

the

reaction

the

as

“They pretty

of

that

as

complaint

our

noted, no

they

feel

The

DUHS’s

male, you have raised

part

president

Office,

the

on

Sullivan’s letter

Leigh

director of

advertisement is

advertisement

ernment

Septem-

focuses

protest

physical perfection.

Richard

vice

in

undergraduates

found Duke

as

The

University.

released

2003, found that

in

envi-

high-pressure

or-

said

disconcert-

ed.

on

for women

he

letter

s

”°*

rassed

just

Women’s Initiative,

cause

Sul-

,

°

at

cam-

concentrated

demanded

’

be

to

Petition

pus attention was

particular

issue

ganizers _

Month

ronment

perfection’

an

livan

the

encourages

dur-

Women’s

History

the

addressed,”

“Your

in

troubling

of the Women’s Initiative and

light

in

even

rends

came

ing

recently

response

as

The advertisement

by

contexts.

“The

as

reaction

the

advertisement would have

rends

publication,

for

aging,

a

rejuve-

is

set

pathologizes

need for ‘services’

the

Women’s Initiative but noted

that that the

objectificaand

intensified

probably

other

that

acknowledged

generated

of the advertisement.

nation,”’ the pe-

tended

financial

city in

false

the

to

was

option.

published

stu-

electronic

petition objecting

content

factored

would alleviate

financial issues the

long-term

mov-

a

Shis was

of women and the

depiction

that the cosmetic surgery

contour-

The is

requested

proposed budget, which approval June 21, but increased from

for

the

sensible

the

graduate

currently collecting

women, a

‘body

source.”

money

into the

help

creates

could

tax rate.

Conner said Durham is

as

for for

year”

and

of

organization

an

“Your flier encourages the tion of

ber

get.”

“very

a

The

are

and

tone

a

though

raised in the

members

employees

which

University,

$2.36-billion

other

Colloquium,

dents,

to

implication

of female

titiori

campaign,

out

large

the

a

and

Leigh

pit,

about what ADF

question

a

page 4

Women’s

signatures

the

the $lO-million level.

just

cur-

even

but “we would

sum,

understanding

years,

for

tag

have

to

coming

reevaluate its

to

per year. It may

larger

esti-

an

Meanwhile, the city is facing what Con-

contribution for fire service,

rently $300,000 to

mil-

1-million annual pay-

cost

employees

Duke said it is

willing

needs

impact report.

includes the

for Duke

$4B

medical

community, according

ment

There’s

a

University

provides

uncompensated

economic

higher

pay

institutions has

the

to

pay-

fair contribution

a

northeast that

none

counterpart

annual

an

up-

million.

however, because of an orchestra

Officials

requests

at

from

a

the

of

events center

needs

spond

FLIER

an

ornamentation and several other add-ons.

negotiated.

Conner’s letter ment

few

next

contribution

voluntary

rose,

Burness,

affairs and

public

for

the

to

resolved, but John

was

senior vice

discuss

to

morning

Duke’s financial contributions

price

cost

it

Mc-

Duke,

at

fund the

already-planned

of $2

cost

The

Bill

Mayor

the

Brian

for ADF. In

festival

to

accommodate ADF’s

to

mated

officials

the

keep

to

paying

Tallman Trask said.

University

relocating,

paying

Executive Vice President

things,”

effort

said

spokesperson

a

and

exactly adequate,”

CHRONICLE

relations officers about the

sues,

but

crete

action.

they

“I think it’s

can

are

too

have

on

demanding

late

to

effect

gender no

is-

con-

undo what this

flier has done,” Sullivan said.

THE CHRONICLE

THURSDAY,

EMERGENCY ROOM

from

CRIME

Pa ge ,

Yet another Wachovia card from

page

7

A visitor

reported

that

MAY 20, 2004

purloined had used her Wachovia

someone

bank card without her authorization May accommodate 90,000 visits indicate that

continue—by 2017,

The

years, involves and

room

gency

creating

a

two new trauma

that if you

you fix lots of the Clem

hospital,”

time

enlist the

to

ping

the

to

up

Slated

in

the

“One

the

reason

need

we

project

minor additions.

is

down and construction

previous

already

included

increase

to

designed

and decrease

“Duke

is

Duke’s way of Duke is

the

with the

being responsive

Clem said.

“Not

ER, but also

patients

only

national What

patient

at

to

a

the

help

department

general.” The

of construction

start

June.

ities

A CON is intended

and services and in

development

depends partially check

to

on a state-

expansion

prevent excessive

in

ingenuity

the

though

even

the

addressing

is necessary. She

lacks

facility

problem

relieve the “We

that

who love what

us

in

a

tried and

are

YMCA

facility

enhance

to

as

The

neither over

May

28

the

month. Only

to

The conflict and their sial bill

ban

on

gay

acceptance “We have

place

position

that

agreement

the definition,

forth in its

letter,

did the sides schedule the from each side will

Burness

points,”

at

time when

a

said.

same-sex

referendum for

a

“We’ll

couples

controver-

a

compelled in the

emphasized

lifestyles. couples

Triangle

would be

constitutional

the Nov. 2 elec-

the YMCA has

who

Dorothy Brown,

University

a

the ballots in

on

uncertainty,

of all

If the

stipulated

notion

in the North Carolina General Assem-

for YMCA of the

of the YMCA

over

set

hot-button issues, with

same-sex

YMCA,” noted

the

in the

dje agreement.

their

marriage

tion. Amid this

will

we

present ours.”

are

pending

that would

bly

with

representatives

comes

rights

”

wrangling

recently

when

meeting,

chance

ones

in the nation.”

same status

from the

“They’ll present a

the

couples.

determine the future of

have

and

flow and

patient

disagree [s]

sides have been

deviating a

“[We have]

3

page

married

two

help

do. We have process-

department

couples enjoy

legally

for

from

“respectfully

same-sex

and

try

Finch said.

they

true, researched

be the top emergency

YMCA

have

rooms

have in the emergency room. You put

want to

new

to

interest-

to

patients.

people here,”

ace

got

professionals that you

of

congestion

the staff s

space,

has led

been retrofitted with examination tools

es

duplicative

or

solutions. For instance, normal consult

ing

apply

of facil-

hospitals.

Finch, however, said the expansion noted that

its

is

better

to

isstied Certificate of Need, for which officials will in

of

patients,”

build

flow admissions

through

quickly

more

unique

in the fact that

problem

working

we

effi-

problem

is

the needs of the

to

are

looking

move

the

were

officials said.

overcrowding.

dealing

eval-

psychiatric

a

department’s

emergency

overcrowding, in

to

coming

were

in November 2003. Both

unique

not

room

emergency

in

opened

able

we were

clinical evaluation

a

unit, constructed three years ago, and that

our

through

gone

walls

is

con-

there.”

right

was

projects

long

so

excellent staff in

an

though

even

extra

an

operations during

that time

During

take

to

members of the

are

public

relations officer

Area. from the

agreement,

the YMCA 30

days notice,

withdraws to

a

give

original agreement. Current

employed by

pay the normal individual

Duke would have

rate

or

join

one

it as

members to

either

of the other

programs involved in the Duke Fitness Club.

Despite if the

the fact that their

University the

ment

at

hopes

that

a

“It will be

formation,”

partnership might

and the YMCA do

meeting,

concord

University

can

interesting

Burness said.

not

reach

officials

emerge from the

to

see

if

they

dissolve

an

agree-

have

high

meeting.

have any

a.m.

gone.

stated

bench in the women's locker

9. When she returned

May

The

owner

camera

is valued

at

at noon,

new

she may have lost the card 10. When she

used her Wachovia bank

May

12.

her

May

applied

The

owner

that

someone

had

stolen and

card without her authorization

stated that the card

$700.00

5. She stated that

to

in-

at

206

At 11:40 pm

employee reported

her card between

May

in

was

last used

charges

5 and

May

the lost card

reported

11. She stated

point during

the

by

had been

12.

at

several locations.

Oregon, again

May

11a student

reported

from her vehicle. The victim stated she

Oregon

Street

At 11:30pm teens or

pects

a

early

was

Apartments Parking

Lot

items

parked 11

May

missing

in the 206

at

8:45 p.m.

witness noticed three black males in their late 20s around the victim's

removing

items from the

car

car.

and

one

of the

could

employee reported

the theft of a Duke

Building May

secured in her office. The

employee

last time the

seen.

computer was

puter is valued

at

$1200.00.

laptop

com-

10. The computer could

not

The Toshiba

was

recall the

laptop

com-

cle

not

be found. The the left

by smashing

mately $l5O

in

.shoes valued

at

suspects rear

damages. $9OO,

$3O Walkman, $2 manuals valued

a

A

valued

denim shoulder

worth of change

at

$4O

were

suspect

entered the victim’s vehi-

side window

bag

sus-

The witnesses called

Durham Police and DPD called Duke Police but the

Laptop jacked

puter from the Bell

that

day May

Wachovia, they in-

to

formed her that the card had been used

ATM card taken, used An

at some

$270.

it’s

step-

the construction will

going

who have

operations

center

is

of 30 months.

course

maintain full

to

department

maintain full

ciency

hospital

camera was

An

struction,” Clem said. “We have emergency

to

can

Now

department.

January 2005,

22,000 square feet over the

uation

we

23,000 square feet of space and add

renovate

The

for the whole

done what

hospital—and

services.

overcrowding,

plate.”

begin

to

radiology ER

problems

“We have

inside the

efficiency

improve

flow

patient

said.

fix the

camera on a

around 9

10. The

Car robbed

and

also includes

plan

the

at

May

emer-

patient-friendly

more

and space for

rooms

“The truth is

pediatric

Recreation Center

that she left the

for

design phase

the

overhauling

sensitive environment for adults. The

two

depart-

the Wilson

room

which has been in the

project,

two

that

the

expects 70,000 visits per year.

ment

over

will

growth

per year. Sowers said studies

111

and

causing approxi-

at

bag a

$75,

15

pairs

valued at

of

$4O,

a

box of instruction

taken from the vehicle.

12

|

THURSDAY,

MAY

20(H

20,

DOCTORATE

THE CHRONICLE

1

page

grams in

that

plines But

the

“much and

traditional

on

foundational focused

more

have

areas on

the

disci-

the

while

phasize practical application

approximately

in either

economics

sociology,

of concentration within health

child and

or

After

working Duke

with

and

is,”

believes the kinks The

votes are not

likely

“I don’t think mind on

this,”

likely

are

questions

said

he

out.

has

ap-

but the

so,

said Michael

polidcal science, nodng

Munger,

one

chair of

the abundance and

from

Act

obtaining

State

was

Senate

state

would

has

May

recognize

in

other

12 for

vember ballot

a

been

anywhere

only

a

the No-

on

marriages

same-sex

see

another six

he said.

wouldn’t be

about

“If this

having

it

going

up

here,

the

bill

weeks. I’m it

getting

passed,

we

argument.”

Forrester added that he will

serves

Most

session

rent

environment, and

nax

starts.

Pike’s

“They’re

not

“The

legal

most

riages, ture

to

court

recognize

and that’s

deal with.”

in

the

said a

cur-

Mulli-

marriage

clear

on

it. It’s

here. North Carout-of-state mar-

a matter

of

the

some

increase

already World

affairs

strong doctorthree

past

several

faculty

for the

legisla-

will still

they

press

opposition

as

his-

ministers

by

case

Laurin-

a

firm associated with

liance Defense Fund,

the

champions

from

that

the

than

two

Al-

civil

the last

rights

couple

courtroom

support that,

work

on a

exchanged court

and

gay I

day,

know there

Meanwhile, to

Bruce

and

going

Massachusetts,

to

quickly

finish

“Maybe

was

in China this

past

primary

degree,

graduate

said. A research-oriented

primarily

road

a

the acade-

to

from

days,

receive

interesting

the

stitute

over

reduce

the

risk

PolyHeme

will

of

not

im-

multiple

spend

to

there’s got

“This may fail-

organ

of death

cause

to

duced

believes

which

a

trans-

iPolyHeme,

blood-borne diseases such

hepatitis,

by

a

really

want to

two a

years

place

come

work

of education and

be

I

on

don’t

that.’ And

doing

for that.”

safer

and

virile load is

re-

which is made from donated

may still face

in the future

problems

The American Association of Blood Banks

predicts cells—a

shortage

a

of

are

some

such

blood pressure, but

2030. risks from

possible rash

as

red blood

packed

key component—by

PolyHeme,

and increased

investigators

are

op-

timistic about its immediate;benefits.

“PolyHeme

as

may be present

the

billion times,” Vaslef said.

PolyHeme, blood,

There

added benefit of

reduced risk of disease

carry

I

transfused blood. “It may prove

Vaslef said.

has the

Northfield

AIDS and

blood sub-

period.

biggest

patients,”

trauma

mission.

units of the

12-hour

a

which is the

ure,

in

six

fo-

more

methodology

those students who

to

‘Well,

economics

want

Patients in the clinical trial will to

and

clear,”

the inter-

areas

than human blood because it is universal-

making long-term storage

up

rather

much

are

technique

ly compatible 42

some

doc-

a

glaring.

more

become

discipline

the

on

in and say,

6

page

it’s

department

the lack of

that’s outside of the real world than would

in

BLOOD

became

“that in

of the

policy

rankings,

program

cused

week

the

Siegel said,

be

administrative

an

San-

comment.

Sanford’s

Mayer

the

in

public

“Recently, ests

people

adding

“Often

who that

e-mails with members

tual

will continue

landscape

for

a

sud-

gays

in

patients request again

reality

to

see

and,

legal

the

fallout from

depending

challenges

proceed

—and I expect them

top

quickly—maybe the

challenge,”

upon

to

pro-

during

director of the Duke

Cancer Center. “Several ommended the virtual tients that

treatment

for

rate

they

ing

has

of

lives,”

potentially

can

save

a

lot

Vaslef said.

to

focus

have

imagery

Patrick

said.

must

be

to

have

1

a

70

or

stressful

All flowers 30% off 286-5640 or 286-1802 tV

to

have

rec-

other

virtual

percent

practice

but

Sunday Special

Saturday 9-3pm

Ly-

pa-

in the clinic.”

successful,

Special

www.campusflorist.com

said Kim

reality success

in learn-

their attention. For

be

Roses $12.99

700 Ninth Street

the vir-

Comprehensive

patients

80

needed

dozen short stem

Monday-Friday 9-6pm

use

subsequent

reality

met

to

stimulating

movements

Rose

�

aggravate page 6

alleviating symptoms, although

patients

some

I won’t

it’ll be done for me.”

to

chemotherapy treatments,” erly,

couple

from

kind of

was

are

BREAST CANCER

Schneider noted that

ceed very

and in the

director of

Duke’s

gained toral

re-

said.

Flynn

Jentleson,

program,

the

Coordinator

large,” Program

remain

to

think tanks

government-affiliated

but

system.

the

changing

from the

building

unavailable for

was

will

America.

how

at

“Having

pace.

or

As

straight

work within that system and in

denly

that more

of weeks—because

full of

was

away—l

state

bring

change,

support this,” Mullinax said,

of the

increasing

community

would

CHRONICLE

the courthouse last week.

packed

blown

gained

local

a

feared the

backlash

Katherine

in the

on

significantly have

couple

support once

institution

of the

religious right. The

going

possible.

on.

intervene filed on behalf

to

Durham

keep

my

stu-

and

an

their

to

doctoral

Ph.D. students in residence adds

doctorate is

of the Old North

integrated

a more

University,

Sanford

help

The master’s,

years,

stoneworker

31-year-old

dents will

ford Institute,

promost

up its research.

president

is

part of the entire

search

2001—but

added

As research becomes

field.

help

public

stepped

of the

motion

a

two

he had like-

get it,” Kitchen

very

take

Neighborhood Association,

‘We’re

to

also

GEBHARD/THE

Construction of the SanfordInstitute of Public Policy's second building continues as the Institute itself grows.

this

public policy

as

19th in

also

a

as

burg, N.C.,

good.

law’s

in any

olina doesn’t

Kitchen

going

not

state

even

prospects for

license don’t look

said.

But

at

from outside of the area—includ-

comes

reintroduce the bill when the Senate’s

long

has

torian, said

ing

PETER

part-

Fuqua

U.S. News and

Over

programs.

“In

optimistic

very

passed,”

—proposed

the short session

lasts

the

Pike, 41, who works for the city

marriages

gay

not

to

but

joint degree.

institutions boast

peer

members and

soon.

“We’re in which

Minority

states

does

a

likely

schools,

rankings

Sanford

of

sponsored

referendum ban

to

to

in the works

will

10th in the

Report

of

March 22.

rejected

Republican

statewide, but he

ly

mar-

law that said North Caroli-

not

performed

not

license

Forrester—who

Jim

the 1996

bill

same-sex

symbolic gesture

marriage

a

application

Leader

na

the

even

students

and

offer

are

grams—up from

who

difficult for Mullinax and Pike since

more

their

denies

strictly

but

school

Sanford’s reputation. The school is ranked

Durham

riage

program,

3

page

North Carolina’s 1995 Defense of Mar-

riages,

faculty strength

of Law to

plans

Mullinax,

MARRIAGE

the

The program will

al

begin-

department

inherendy interdisciplinary

an

of its

is of

department

the

the

2002 noted that San:

public policy

classes in other

finally

be unanimous.

to

our

do

to

the

such but

time,

at

and the three affiliat-

proposal

departments

of

“challenges

of

to at-

reputation

with the Nicholas School of the Environ-

ner

ment, the School

almost ironed

are

have

not

indicated it

from

stand-alone doctoral

a

School of Business

of the

Mayer

review

February

such

public policy department the

proved ed

all

answering

in

development,

departments

multiple

about what this

did

No

the

facing

external

encouraged

family policy.

year of

a

public policy,

international

policy,

ford

an area

students

administrators said.

offer

political

or

of a

enough

ning,

completed

to

re-

of doctoral students,

cost

top-notch

An

ensuring

will choose

they

enough

one.”

good

a

tract

em-

one-third of their classes

science. In addition,

as

and Duke has

real

in traditional fields. Students will

grounding

make this

to

will subsidize the

added.

Siegel

committed

they

concern

going

was

The Graduate School has

technique

that’s outside

that if Duke

sure

that

this,

sources

become

The Sanford Institute’s doctorate will

take

do

studies.

comprise public policy

methodology

world,”

advocate

professors

some

emphasis

strong

a

hand,

one

doctoral pro-

public policy

the United States. “Our

make

to

was

On

of

varying quality

from

Sunday 12:30-4pm &

the

not

guided

programs

taxing.

scenes

may

Fast

only

dizziness

nausea or

Although

other

medical

institutions

offer similar treatment, Duke

has led the

way in research in order vention’s effectiveness

groups,

sexes

team

hopes

research

by early

standing

of

Patients stead which

of can

among different age

diagnoses.

to

by

the

Schnei-

a

better under-

patients’ coping styles. charged $5

are

cost

up

hopes

treatment,

prescriptions

to to

buy $2O

that

per

visit,

pill.

patients might

and

process.

per

palliative

through

ultimately

with their disease—and

painful

Funded

conclude their current

2005 with

having

der said she

ality

the inter-

test

Nursing Foundation,

Oncology der’s

and

to

in-

pills,

Schnei-

virtual re-

need fewer

find

coping

treatment —a

less

The

women’s

team

tennis

its first and

won

second round matches

to

move

NCAA

today

to

the

of

16

on

round

Sports

in Athens, Ga.

SEE PAGE 14

the Bruins: Duke in second

Battling Late

slip

has favorites

looking

with 36 holes left

up

NCAA

to

crown

Cramps and

Chrissee Gorman

by

take

THE CHRONICLE

OPELIKA, Ala.

Brooks

UCLA and Duke With

fans

set

At the

the

only

on

Grand National Lake Course Duke women’s

damp

warm,

golf

of

at

evidence

of the 72-

reality

a

of

Four

Tuesday par-72

the

with 12

after

the

when

ever,

the

temperature

toward the

rose

The

spent

for much of the

place by

Wednesday shuffling before

midday

the end of the round. At the

seven-under-par

on

behind UCLA

four under.

“I’m had

a

at

thinking

haven’t know

that

UCLA is

they’re going

going

play

to

team,; who

a

that

squad

round with “I’m

third-place people

paired;

four

only

and lose

Duke

“It’s

with

right

driving

a

No.

they’ve said. “I

and

us

the

par-five holes,

the first

two

to

factor for Duke

both

included

an

Virada

where the

eagle

and

Nirapathpongporn

holes'in the first

two

days

Despite impressive play

player

and

ever, tent was

the Blue Devils have

overall the

double

performance

team

bogey

team

leader on

at

is

play

14 under

contests —elim-

singles

hope

by

tournament

struggled level.

and No.

putt during

the second round of the NCAA

championships.

we

TEAM LEADERS

are

trying

Chuck walk

to

had

Wednesday morning.

became

VIRADA NIRAPATHPONGPORN

ball,

LEIGH

ANNE HARDIN

ANNA GRZEBIEN SEE W. GOLF ON PAGE

taps

either

the

“I

18

Duke bounced from tourney in OT

doing

the

reflex

Megan

THE CHRONICLE

Georgetown

had

the

obvious

a

strategy

in

overtime, and it worked. The

Hoyas

onds of the

held the ball until the final

overtime

period,

ball rolled past the front of the ken

play,

Hoyas

over

after

goal

on a

it up. Elbe

scooped

ball into the

the bro-

net

to

lift

the

the Blue Devils 13-12 in the open-

round of the NCAA Tournament.

ing

“We a

Catherine Elbe

shot the

quickly

and

sec-

just

felt that because

good job

on

goalie struggled lets

try

her

it

head

team’s

draws

and

little bit,

a

win

to

Georgetown about

the

they

we

with

because

coach