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dressed

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and

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Saturday

16

um,

finds the storied Duke-Carolina

where the Duke men's basketball

rivalry returning will face off

team

to Cameron Indoor Stadithe Tarheels.

against

at

meeting

general goals

Duke breaks

Campus Council

of the

ment

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reduction

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and approve the

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lizations and Arts and Literature, modified slightly

key principle

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the curriculum in away that

clarify

to

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presentation

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council

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Kathy Ewing urged

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address.

plify

players

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will

requirements

biology professor

“The

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points

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for Duke,” Nowicki said.

is the

to

13 ACC wins. The

the ACC in assists

to

was

Chair

that the revision, process aimed

a

one

still enrolled

the

streak and

season

burden

and reiterated the

41-

thought

intellectual

originally

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arose

the

Devils’

winning

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leading

an

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regular

league-leading

teams

for

will be retroactive for all students

mittee,

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looks

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of

the

ad-hoc

the

will be

performance

indicator

have

for

both

tournament,

feel their

to

game will

significant-

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seeding

on

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little effect

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in the fall.

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name

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college

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description

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preparing

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and Performance,

main in

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re-

place.

Along quired

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reduction of of

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time

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pillow fight

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record

Andrew Gerst

by

THE CHRONICLE

blasts Hull

As

of

Council

Campus to

address

table

on

a

variety

the

of

but

topics, was

a

most

which the members

to

harshly

Housing

the

morning

will

still

linger

rotten

burnt

like

grass

scraps

strewn

shards

the

on

Quad,

of

across

broken

no-

dreams. A

rebuked Res-

single, silky

feather blows lone-

in the wind.

And while there

are

no

more

stakes in

Directhe

Eddie Hull, who announced last week

suspend

this

rises

horizon, those sick fruits

before Clocktower

resolution in

Services

Stadium,

of paper and tape and cloth

some

tor

slowly

sun

eastern

batde

ground

Thursday night

met

agenda

idence Life and

the the

Issa Hanna

THE CHRONICLE

Indoor

is hell.

over

by

Cameron

Excepting war

ground,

yelps

annual review.

on

of

no more

cries of

delighted pain,

forever—in

our

the

anguish

and

will live

night

minds, for certain, and

Members vented their frustration with in the

Guinness Book of World

Records,

the lack of communication between Camin all pus Council and RLHS—and how this

void,

of this

Hull still found

suspension

Campus Hull has

pend

he

gone

and

brandished

Thursday night is

President

Anthony

dissatisfied with

about his decision

how

officially Largest

to

annual review. ‘This defies the of shared decision

to

wage

Pillow

and

Fight

title

and

pajama

history,

war on

the

winning

brave

seventy-six

pillow

of

un-

World’s the

annihilating

sus-

previous record,

a recent

bout

com-

versity

munity spirit

thousand

One souls

reasonable.

Council

Vitarelli said

despite

implementation

probability.

making,”

of

Warwick

at

the Uni-

967

drawing

legion-

naires.

Vitarelli said. The Members means

insisted

that

would be much

those methods In the

more

favorable

being employed by

resolution,

the

First

democratic

council

sponsored

COUNCIL

Church

of Durham

event, which

cost

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Rick’s

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to

Hull.

mately

$1,700,

Northgate

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University

asserts

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ON PAGE 6

feeding

on

the

Diner,

Ford,

and

revelry

of

SEE PILLOW FIGHT ON PAGE

7

ANTHONY CROSS/THE CHRONICLE

Students throttled each other Friday

morning

while taking part in the world's

largest pillow fight.


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