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YEAR,
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DURHAM, N.C.
THURSDAY, MAY 20,2004
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doctorate
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After
than
more
about inter- and tics and
year
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of
offer its first doctoral
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to
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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
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for
together
wanted an
to
intellec-
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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
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use
city
to
result the
we
patients
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are
present
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basis because
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University’s
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volume of 38,000 visits per
seeing
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than 60,000.
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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
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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-
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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
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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
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than
million in
removed
were
request-
million of
Duke’s
to
they
President Nan Keo-
levied for
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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
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would-be
sharp-
constructed.
at
an
but that the
absorbs due
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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
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Duke
adding
public policy.”
medicine and
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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.
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discuss
to
Duke
million annual
10-year, $1
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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
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rest
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