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THE INDEPENDENT DAILY AT DUKE UNIVERSITY

Dels VII: Snyderman to stop down Health

System president

return to academics after

announces By

MIKE MILLER

The

The Chronicle

Dr. cy

Ralph Snyderman’s

leader of Duke’s renowned health

as

enterprise

care

15-year lega-

will end in June

about

what he

now

“I felt it

the

it

for

Health

cision last a

fourth

health

affairs

and

post

as

he

focus

research,

to take

a

health

health in

care

“If

peo-

Taylor Collison Mike Sacks

while

prestige,

perilous

waters

think of what

you

an

a

an

stressed

Snyderman

his

dued end when

Davison

to

came

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of American

said. “I

spoke

another to all

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tion

activist and

political

ons

toward

geared to

originally

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outlined

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as

give

talk

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on

part ofthe African

ries. Her selection

as

early

vision

as

to devel-

Snyderman

to

leaders

the next “I want year.

over

derman]

care en-

remain

and Athletics

VP of Facilities

to lead ’til his last

the

media’s

14 years in

U.S.

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Elizabeth

jail

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Region-

on

as an

the room,

a

convicted felon

people

Monday.

magazine,

publica-

a

individuals—was

HIV infection in U.S.

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and African-American Stud-

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the focus of her talk,

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yearly

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support people who

and that

means

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to

the

far

see

mar-

left,”

concerns

that

the administration had itant activist.

year).

glossed

over

her past

as a

sorting her right Although

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to

two

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written

initial

Director Charles Payne,

Cambridge

inn

Academic freedom may be es

across

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declining

nation, according to

dents and faculty

see

her

a

as-

a

who had

calm. AAAS

prefaced

respect

a

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sec-

was

University’s beginning,

upkeep

still

see

was

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I had

a

not

was

a

re-

stockpile of

few.”

charged of

that the raid

yielded

potential bombing targets,”

was

actually

a

road map.

question

for

whether Whitehom considered herself were

a

many terror-

just.

Her

however, remained ambiguous.

See WHITEHORN

differing opinions,

but officials

a

details aside, the biggest

answers,

report, but Duke stu-

little change. See page 3

revolver, and

FBI

semiautomatic 9

request

for its

the

Uzi

an

ist—and whether she felt her actions

The Sarah P. Duke Gardens has been around almost since

college

including

to the accusations. “It

weapons.

But

1985

a

other illegal items.

“That

ferring

which argued that in

apartment occupied by Whitehom, the

mm, a .38-caliber among

campus-

on

an

found “weapons,

Gay City

defense—the atmos-

ond part ofWhitehorn’s presentation with that audience members

{ nside

raid of

which Whitehom said

and

Franklin Center

for its civility.

advertisement in The

phere throughout the speech remained

9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the polls

group

“diagrams and photos

Whitehom in

the

circulated

hand-outs

Hope

prison populations.

The DCU had also

conflicting

denouncing

article

HIV in

at the John

Whitehom corrected information that appeared in

speak.

the room—the DCU’s

on

praised

mil-

She thanked the Duke administration

and the AAAS and women’s studies programs for

Center and the

Monday

speaks

the DCU advertisement,

jail.

want

per

overall'

the

whether

Whitehom said, addressing

POLLING INFORMATION

Bryan

LAURA WHITEHORN

spend-

discussing

and time in

political activity of

if you

democracy

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increase

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commentary from The Wall

HIV and AIDS and the remainder answering ques-

maximum

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fee of

increase in the

year? year.

in the

add

in critical

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in 1983.

Capitol

minating

Mimi Wachendorf

of

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day,” he said.

finally fulfilled with

A national press blitz ensued in late January, cul-

VP for Student Affairs

to

campus

women’s liberation and civil rights activist who spent

Alex Niejelow Kevin

year

visible

when the Duke Conservative Union brought

however,

Wisnewski

to

ties fee

he

of my team [mem-

Yoh said he wants both Keohane and

immunolo-

goal for Duke

group of about 80

HIV-positive

ies Program’s “Teaching

Do you approve

team

a

months,”

surprisingly sub-

a

in the John Hope Franklin Center

Peloso

Maggie

a

intention to

productive for the remainder of

feverishly

navigating

expansive managed

located throughout

Whitehom—an editor of Pos

per

short pe-

a

ANDREW GERST

Laura Whitehom spoke to

VP for Academic Affairs

support

has

person

his tenure.

spurred

the 1998 takeovers of Durham

several microphones

Shaomeng Wang

Russ Ferguson

$7B

one

institution in such

The Chronicle

Matthew Slovik

Clifford

to

sepa-

With four television cameras, three spotlights and

Adam Katz

Executive VP

you

as

bers], and we’re all committed.” who is

training,

terprise,

two-month media frenzy

Do

formed

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$56

University

officially

chief executive officer.

as

remain

care.

op into

policy and

was

body from the University, with Sny-

derman

world,” Yoh said.

1991 the broad

rheumatology.

Duke

year,

financially and administratively

rate

in the United States—it

just

Snyderman,

to

same

System

riod of time, it’s really amazing,” Yoh said.

the often

one-year

President

VP for

lot of

other

investments.

Whitehorn defends past actions

Today

Vote DS G

on

teaching, probably

chancellor in 2004.

a

Community

numerous

it won’t be

gist by

sabbatical and then return to Duke DR. RALPH SNYDERMAN announced that

a

board—predicted

“We will have

both size and

term.

Snyderman plans

will leave his

on

as

done to

not to continue for

September

five-year

Health

Raleigh

well

as

care

The

affairs in 1989, Snyderman has

He had made the de-

System.

Chair

record growth for the Medical Center in

Snyderman,

chief executive officer of Duke Universi-

ty

System’s

will be in the

appropriate

said

now,”

chancellor

health

Since becoming chancellor for health

honest and

was

announce

and

sits

and

Hospital

Hospital,

September.

“Spike” Yoh—who also

Health

the

by

ple who will be applying for that job, and

end of the semester.

to

in

al

Snyder-

led

Board of Trustees

gious position.

to hold until the

originally planned

for

be

tough competition ahead for the presti-

Snyderman’s

future led him to reveal had

down in

step

will

Board of Trustees

likely begin

the

month, made public Sunday,

speculation

open

System’s

Harold

Nan Keohane’s decision to same

Health

University

On the heels of University President

the

successor

will

announced late Monday.

committee

man’s

he

2004,

search

15 years in Duke administration

responsible

ways to change its look. See page 3

The Durham to build

an

City

on

page 5

Council discussed

apartment complex

gle family homes. See page 4

in

a

a

polemical proposal

neighborhood

of sin-


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