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ONE HUNDREDTH YEAR, ISSUE 46
THE INDEPENDENT DAILY AT DUKE UNIVERSITY
Ban
TV
on
beer ads
proposed Michael Moore
by
THE CHRONICLE
College sports
may
no
of “Miller Time” in the the last
Over
Alcohol-Free to
the
year,
be
a
part
few years. for
“Campaign
TV” has been
Sports
ban all alcohol
longer
next
from
advertising
striving
college
former sports. Rep. Tom Osborne, R-Neb., North Carolina basketball coach Dean Smith and the Cenfor
ter
the
Science
in
Public Interest the
leading
are
which
campaign,
has been endorsed CHRONICLE FILE PHOTO
Since the
summer,
workers have been
steadily building
the
dormitory
new
East
on
Campus
in the "backyard
quad" behind Randolph
and
Southgate
by
than
more
Osborne,
Tiffany Webber
bell
of
cinderblock
the
newest
a
additions
preliminary layout
the
skeleton
University
the
to
East
buzzing dorm
new
between
hall,
is
on
to
Fall
by
dorm will also be the
and
Dormitory
schedule
freshmen
incoming
which will be locat-
Randolph
Broad Street,
new
for
open
2005.
site for
year-old Trinity College bell,
its
increase the overall
to
the dorm will Police
ground
play
host
safety
to
a
new
and
the 93-
which is
now
site will allow for the
for
the sub-
to
apartments
faculty-in-resi-
four-story
similar in with
residence
style
and
breezeway,
be
dorm
dry-wall
rather than cinderblock.
and
During July newspaper ters sent
class
of
assignment August,
printed
more
The
gram students
gone wrong.
the
than
prestigious dozen let-
a
Talent Identification Pro-
at
dented 17 letters
Duke. With
published
in
an
just
five weeks, Duckenfield’s students what The New Yorker
ably ers
the
was
from instructor Mark Duckenfield’s
teenage
most
in the
magazine
as
Thomas were
Feyer
deceitfuland has
students.
expansion
tivator” for new
than
the
believes
publicly
the
constructing
dorm will
cost
increase
construction
Blackwell and
Randolph
his
pro-
new
said
budgets
was
of
funding
dents
trying
sending
saying
to
fight
a
The resolua
the
larger
bill
prevention
mixed message
that alcohol is all
it
as a
to stu-
Osborne said.
money,”
this
by taking
“You’re
dorms.
for
to
underage drinking. “You’re
the
alcohol adver-
events.
attached
recently
that proposes
mo-
more
for
athletic
collegiate
tion
ban
to
from radio and television broadcasts
tising of
building.
million
resolution in the House of Repre-
a
its member schools
en-
Engineer-
“primary
$7
has
sentatives that would urge the NCAA and
operations,
the
during
program,
posed
an-
Fidelia Thomason,
was
the
steering
problem
on
right
while
campuses.”
Excerpts from
SEE ALCOHOL ON
PAGE 6
some
PAGE
16
of the TIP students'
letters to The New York Times
contributed
surrounding cause
Duckenfield
at
are
calls
had
Duke—as
editors
did
his
“prob-
students
to
have
more
mal circumstances.
Editor
students
opposed
see
to
a
Cheung
teenage
addresses,
to
my
why
through the
shouldn't it be i^ e
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electronic mailbox?
Finally,
one
some
piece print-
when
called herself
daughter... writing
a
Tyler Brinkman,
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work less and be
material
connections
also allowed
than
use
nor-
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from London”
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versus
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should be
Ronstadt to leave,
nothing but
a
to the
outraged crowd and
indirectly admitted that
slave who caters
to
the whims
row-minded audience. Katie
PAGE
on
a
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16-year-old
SEE LETTERS ON
on
that will be outdated within
Laura
IKs.
the letters denounced
come
to my mailbox
Be-
their
ed, which would never be allowedunder
Laura
to
controversy
return
not
Adopted pseudonyms
now
the
to
the TIP students’ letters.
their home addresses—as addresses
come
without my consent,
Hi HH
ad-
to
instance of false informa-
letters. among any of the
Times Letter
said he
tion have
one
less than
successful group of letter writ-
success.
dresses and
pseudonyms, misleading
unprece-
paper’s history.”
a
of
use
Times
Not everyone views Duckenfield’s experiment
200
years
hall became
mjytls Itegal for pornography
Liz Williams
school
by
the actions of Duckenfield and his students.
In the eyes of The New York Times, it
simple
to
championships
25
letter scheme
for
THE CHRONICLE
a
in late 2003
won
officials
SEE DORM ON
9
by
plans
residence
University
mil-
foot-
three national
Plans for the residence hall—which will
al-
Times rebukes Duke TIP
once
Cornhuskers
ball coach who
walls will be made of
though
room
ing
The
and Blackwell
Randolph
exterior
brick
a
to
hall will
nounced
the Pratt
the second, third and fourth floors. The
Campus
necessary
director of residence hall
rooms
dence and residential coordinator will be on
lion East
$2O
new
rollment in the Pratt School of
facilities
laundry
the
of
Duke
substation
Department
level. In addition
classroom and
station,
The
located behind Brodie Recreation Center; officials said the
on
area,
The introduction of the
prominendy.
more
will constitute the entry level. Dorm
Campus.
The residence ed
the
are
constant
around the construction of the on
be showcased
In order
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to
for-
a
Nebraska
mer
New dorm construction progresses by
150
organizations
Dormitories.
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