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1 he Lhromclex ONE HUNDREDTH YEAR, ISSUE 44
THE INDEPENDENTDAILY AT DUKE UNIVERSITY
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2004
Brodhead
Chronicle
addresses
criticisms
faculty
continue
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by
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brought
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tenor
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things,”
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night.
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importance
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elections,
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Kerry
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on
all
support
graduate,
sponse
of
the
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that administrators
decisions
of
they
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to
import,”
for better
Grounding events,
teaching
University’s “Magna
matters
make it,
the
and program coordina-
Harvard Law School
the
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make
center.
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as
by
he de-
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the
faculty
Brodhead said.
faculty aspire
to
for worse.”
discussion
praised
the PSM
re-
that is
Brodhead said.
Board of Trustees—which
full
the
boundaries
inspirational
requirement
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affect
to
university
a
scholarship,
affirmed his
scribed
we
speak
Poynter,
of
mic Council before the
input
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in
recent
faculty
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conference, which he
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anniversary of
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tor
Transgender
Life, celebrating
in
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near
importance
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difference,”
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by disciplinary
present important
directly
underneath
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center
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event to
last weekend’s Pales-
engaged faculty
and
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people
location,
DukeCard office
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hour-long
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Page
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speech
event,
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maintains
SAQ
delivered
audience of
Thursday night
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yearly
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rights
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new
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Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass.,
meet-
President Brod-
and his commitment to
Lindsey Lapin
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student
the
faculty
to
Rule—the
outcome.
really appreciated
gives
that
assure
and
An
candid
about gay
speech
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representative
to comment
head’s affirmation of the
ty
political
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column and
of the discussion but said she with its
issues in
Larry
go forward.”
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rights
about civil
and
of this moment”
Kurian’s
by
to
and
speaks
Frank
Brodhead said
Student Affairs
painfulness
about
and
conference
events.
discuss “a
“the
cluding
Frank
Rep. Barney
news-
FCJL representatives
President for
Moneta
the
as
and
the Uni-
to
Report
meeting
advantage
campus af-
current
his first Annual
at
head took
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and
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controversial
well
as
fairs
commu-
coverage of the Palestine
paper’s general
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to run a
cntided “The
Monday
Philip Kurian,
met
idealistic
about The
concern
Brodhead melded
Richard
news
recent
Jewish
members of the
Chronicle’s decision column
President
and editorial content.
have
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Jewish community’s
the
SEE FRANK
Groups
ON PAGE
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10
dialogue
open
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with DUPD
Kelly Rohrs
by
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tradition
edgy by
about their
a
three-part
on
events
campus
proposed by
of the
of the past
would bat
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ture, in response
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couple
two
Duke
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at
associate
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this
comparison,
professor
concerns
University
controversy
over
the
Palestine
of former President Nan Keohane and others in the
long
sions but Three
Solidarity
of many
line of adminis-
tive
ON PAGE
police
exchanged
le
the first issue of
Southern
Atlantic
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journal ter
the
continues to fos-
a
variety
as
at
Forde
more
productive step
was
to
agree
ments
po-
soothing
ten-
facilitated
with
by
the Center for Race
Mi Gente and the Black
they
would rather have
officers who
deal
directly
the
diplomatic people,”
senior Bian-
talk.
to
“I’d like them
send the
people.”
center runs to
in
to
discussion
a
parties.
self-imposed guidelines
ing respect governed the
for
with the wrong subset of officers.
said after the
direct
of issues related
flashpoints
co-sponsored by
‘They’re sending
14
a
experiences
with students
talk
to
with officers from the
administrators took part in the interac-
event, which
A handful of >ince
was
approximate-
Thursday night
feelings
Student Alliance. Students said
ca
SAQ
and
occurring
Relations and
before them.
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was
discrim-
police
campus,
Department.
diem served
patrolling
on
gathered
and
Police
that students said
of litera-
President Richard Brodhead’s han-
Movement conference. It has been said before; of Brod-
head,
students
On-campus parties
“Brodhead sounds like the
ple
series about Duke Uni-
that surge of allegations
dozen students
ly
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Press
After the
a recent
against minority
Elizabeth Floyd
This is the second in
versity
Amid inate
its discussions. To
listen rather than
rather than
aimed
at
promot-
the event, in accordance with the way
participate,
just
hear and
everyone use
“I”
had
state-
making generalizations. It. Jeff Best represents DURD
intellectual dialogue. SEE DISCUSSION ON PAGE 10
sponsored by
in
a
conversation about
race
relations
Mi Gente and the Black Student Alliance Thursday
night.