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The Chronicler DUKE UNIVERSITY ONE
HUNDREDTH
THURSDAY, JUNE 24,2004
S7
ISSUE
YEAR,
Duke
Building health
a
SIS3K Letter refutes
Over 15
years,
Durham's claims
Snyderman reigns
Paul Crowley
by
THE CHRONICLE
Kelly Rohrs In
THE CHRONICLE
At
a
desk befit for
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conqueror sits Dr. man.
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who
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This
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But
bility.
Brooklyn.
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top
Ralph Snyderman
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Duke
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Keohane
past
chiming
out
before she
Friday, and is
at
the
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letter’s
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off her e-mail
journey
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dent-elect Richard
heart of
early
campus before her
away, before 1 and
into her office. “I’m
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Chapel Friday.
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to
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material she will write
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this week, the
Duke
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home
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Jason
by
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political
the last
sabbatical
Chapel
“Dear Old Duke.”
Duke’s
amount
was
SNYDERMAN
and
of
president
was
broke
sun
of the
hear the bells
to
day
despite
the
leaves
hand and
library
steps
And
drizzle,
persistent
exited
the last
on
domain.
her
parted
Keohane
Building
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Keohane
literally
Keo-
letter,
been lifted off my shoulders.’”
Kelly Rohrs
clouds
is its
to
of
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The
obligations
clear, Duke and Durham officials
en-
Dear Old Duke
to by
officer
re-’
law-enforcement
city’s
tion’s
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of Dr.
leadership
and
city
others.
by
‘That all
for-
eco-
that Duke
end of the
Duke—the
—improved, and
its
that I
the research
recognition
model
a
or
respect
positive
the
on
Although
tenure
sta-
tax-exempt
notion
forts.
the academics,
center
more
mer
Keohane bids adieu
Allen
cal
judged
happened during
her tenure,” said Mike Israel,
into basic science research, build-
ing
had,
thriving
collection
and health
in every
centers.'
Duke’s
reinvigorated
the medical research world.
University
nine-year
He
ed Duke
the almost
creating
myriad multi-disciplinary clinical
Snyderman
and
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defended
pledged $153,500
hane
research
oratory
and stronger than
larger
in
of
measures
took the helm.
folded
taken
impact
city
hometown.
of three
administration.
the
Duke,
Duke’s
fulfilling
the
growth,
managed
hospitals’
major
is both
medical
he
Chancellorfor Health Affairs
working-
facilities
way,
PETER
half he
time when many academ-
under the strain of
missteps
in
led Duke’s
health
his
high
to
University’s
tus,
a
for finan-
requests
Keohane
the
even
ambiguous.
addressing
the
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chancellor for health af-
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time
Nan
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rheumatologist
city, be
can
support from
nomic
to
just
look back.”
of
letter
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dent
ever.
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of the decade and as
cial
sits
been
says.
As of July 1, the will
In
survey his
always
host
of Durham’s
research
the first time conquests for
“My style
past
empire
to
its
nuanced
as
that of the Univer-
as
$150,000 grant
nursing
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relationship
and
sity
medical
a
hospitals,
chair and
the
a
and intricate
a
Ralph Snyder-
years has annexed
school,
city
pays
empire
by
N.C.
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