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the men’s bas-
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Sunday.
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98, No.
Vol.
Rivalry renewed
THE INDEPENDENT DAILY AT DUKE UNIVERSITY
Bush hints at Bush,
DAVID SANGER with
By
FELICITY BARRINGER New York Times News
Service
George
the
W. Bush
imminent
tion
military
Iraq,
against
direct threat to the
said
ble
mained for tion
to
States
wait
vote
days
even
if it
feat PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH, in
vote
from
that the
ing
to
the
unleash
to
and
not
11
dis-
Bush
arming Saddam.
said,
formal East in
in
nearly
a
that we’re
people
coming
the
issue,”
their
and time
more
job. Iraq
as
urgent threat,” Bush
nuclear weapons in
months and
in
join
year
which
as
urged
the
pressuring
so
far
Despite
“regional
a
Rus-
China,
South Korea to
and
sia, Japan
Sept.
now
say
weapons
portraying
produce
to
his
the Ameri-
to
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referred to North Korea’s drive
Room press
half. He said that
“should say
can
and
of the
one
need
inspectors
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finally destroy-
of his
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pre-empt
expected
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While
at the mercy of the
dictator
a
who
complete
to
the Unit-
against
by
that Saddam is
Iraq
afford
to
inspectors,
arms
“the most
conference
A de-
would
said,
he
him,
first
report Friday
chief
he said.
country, done.
they have not
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mounting
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battlefield.”
on
page 5
Lange
exam comes
updates
under fire
initiatives
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chief executive officer of the FSMB and
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something action?”
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Floyd
clinical
ANDRE BUCKNER
screams
in excitement after his final two
points
in Cameron Indoor Stadium
personally
waged
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employment of the the
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th
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seconds before finding the hole.
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men’s
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of his
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data to show the validity
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area,
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and
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when everyone’s With
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that,
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than
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better way
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trators
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date
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showed
possible tions the
See FSU
an
bring
the Board up to
a
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sense
of how
as
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remaining
Faculty received considerable in
Lange’s
presentation,
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which
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page 7
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goals,” Lange said.
accomplishments of the
tweaking
Trustees
tion
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to
all the
two
past
the
how
other and in-
threefold, President
sought
on
has
plan area.
tasks in the last years of the plan.
you.”
that
layup
the rim for
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did,” Buckner said.
performance
him—came
barrelling down the lane, hopped
people
out my career, and what
sen-
Buckner—all point guard Andre 170
I
basket-
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g-
lot of
a
wanted that basket to go in
over
left
think
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in the review of the strate-
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belief that there is little if any evidence to prove
Duke wins
skills
Floyd asked. third-year medical student
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teracted with the other
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implemented.
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nationally standardize
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addressed how
affected and challenged each
the former dean of Wake Forest Univer-
ical
core
technolo-
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undergraduates
cilities,
health care,” said Dr. James Thompson,
sity School of
five
areas—faculty, strategic initiatives,
Assessment Exam.
the
to the
reported
Lange
Board of Trustees last weekend that the
cited the accountability of
test,
ANDREW COLLINS
By
and the National Board
ical licensing,
track, despite the
on
economy.
of
criterion necessary for med-
of Medical Examiners, ters the
which
Boards,
Medical
strategic
skills
Federation
the
slow
that the
of 2005.
graduating class
for the
Officials
is still
plan
exam
forging ahead with plans to institute
to the
reported
organizations
charge of the medical licensing
are
a
press conference,
the
not
Saddam
weapons,”
that it
majority.
link
to
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denied.”
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Licensing
By
in
a rare
deter
addresses the media
during primetime Thursday night.
and the nation
in
appears
a
could
people
can
Iraqi
a
fact,”
a
say-
compara-
“I will not leave the Ameri-
United Nations in the next few
could not win
for
disarm. “This is
peared determined
on
ed States.
resolution at the
on a new
anew
his weapons
re-
with
would proceed
a
had failed to
Blix,
tried
country
United
the
Washington,
terrorists, warning
diplomatic solu-
a
that
and
11 terrorist attacks
repeatedly
stated that Iraq
“It
danger.
He
a
per-
days
Sept.
of the
protector
days
president
The
repeatedly invoked
ing Saddam posed
insisting
that only
the
and
New York and
mission” to defend the country. He
as
a
ac-
posed
anybody’s
don’t need
portrayed
at
for
security of
the United States and “we
the
declaring
that Saddam Hussein
prime-time
country
prepared
country Thursday night
possibly
rare
conference,
himself
Presi-
WASHINGTON dent
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a
that two-year budget plan
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