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MONDAY,
THE INDEPENDENTDAILY AT DUKE UNIVERSITY
ONE HUNDREDTH YEAR, ISSUE 50
Absentee
voting
frustrates students by
Jenny
Bonilla
lems
THE CHRONICLE
Keith
Greenberg
was
The freshman’s first
rience,
in
maries,
was
and he’s
one
know
ally
like
pri-
include
he
actu-
just
who
opted
to
sentee
ballots in
have
the
faced
election
students,
and
of
one
espe-
swing
states
have
Florida,
of ab-
advantage
the
also
state
time absentee a
proper Not
vote.
September,
did
instructions
any
not
receive notifi-
to
cation until late is
from
take
did he fail
was
did
of
photocopy
a
only
Some
Ohio
primary
because
out
of the few who
in
those
absentee ballot 31
Aug.
identification with his
students
cially
August
thrown
why.
challenges process.
expe-
the
for
disenfranchisement,
Greenberg many
rejected.
voting
Florida’s
far from cured
seem
Greenberg’s
first-
directing
voters
but
include
not
include
to
copy of proper identification.
The
law
must
make
that
requiring
formation
just
“you
of such
copy”
a
in-
into effect
went
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Vice presidential candidate Sen. John Edwards, D-N.C, traveled to
Raleigh Friday
rally
to
last minute
support
in his home state.
in
Edwards makes final N.C. stop
their
North still not
Seyward Darby
by
Arena in
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RALEIGH the
trail, Sen.
campaign
night—and
a
Flashing the
stop
to
smile
the
rock
greet
star
took
Democratic
vice
nominee waved
presidential
gathered
supporters
to
Dorton
at
in
“I
Edwards’
was
home
final
before
state
that
Noting fore
coming
the
North their
to
be
always
thank
say
to
the crowd. am,
proud
and
“I
the
event,
beEd-
his
to
to
on
running North
SEE RALLY
Duke to maintain
ON
due
to
ups,
he
a
variety voter
faulty
than
many
was
are
not
might
votes
of
2000 presthe
Cal-
were
problems
voting
problems.
dents
have
experience,
that,
these
Blue Devils dash
would
Kelly Rohrs
tion
than
More
thousand
a
school seniors will breathe of relief at few
applications ils
them
they
will
have
They
early
all
ce-
franchised for the
Florida
Secretary
the
ing
and I their
College Admission
seling,
the
that governs endorsed
to
at
are
asking
not
NACAC
Yale
Duke
offers
choice
students for the
only
bound
to
changes cies,
but
Duke
as
same
guar-
to
its
of
at
Duke,
into
tion
can
a
singlein
policy,
apply early but
are
to
not
admissions
single-choice
policy
when
a
more
the
consider
in the
next
“I
haven’t
yet
action
raced
to
versus
up cons
early
the
at
shadows
of
Rowbury—-
weekend.
Meyerhoff
ACC individual title
an
ever
for
coach
Kevin
in
Maryland. monumental
said.
Jermyn
the
few
points
head “I
though
of
Devils
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nearest LUCIE STONE/THE CHRONICLE
sion,” Guttentag said. “I wouldn’t JuniorShannon
urday's
ACC
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ran
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but fell back
on
Meyerhoff
the final hill.
for
most
of the race
never
fourth in before in
a
placed higher
Saturday
Champi-
but broke The
doubled up
competitor,
quite
expected.”
the ACC
bold way.
almost
was
of the vic-
strength
lower than
Duke had than
to
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program,”
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at
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event
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my
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Al-
placing
Shannon
first
onships drawn
cross
long.
tory this weekend. We scored
ac-
poli-
early-ac-
this
surprised
few years
pros and
season
leaderboard, Mey-
in
ran
“This is
data about its advan-
list of the
own
of the
onship Saturday
University
early
women’s
all
consistently
until
their
admissions
an
second-best
and led the No. 5 Blue Devils
re-
tages is available.
early
currendy mulling
said
likely
top
has
Meyerhoff the
the
team
teammate
direc-
Guttentag,
Broward
week,
Sally
on
erhoff
in violation of
undergraduate
going
attend. not
tor
would
are
school
Duke is
were
Christoph
and
early-action
one
policies
Stanford
year under
which students
the
amendment, the few schools
tion
vote,
Ryan Pertz
been
though
among
members. Before the
they
me,
ACC title
country
NACAC agreements.
Universities
their second
contention
in
peers with
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runner
policies
employing single-choice early-ac-
Harvard,
antee.
of
year
“My
registered
past
Junior
college admissions,
its October conference after
the
of State follow-
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organization
single-choice
presi-
will be invalid, too.”
the
prob-
Coun-
if
in the Class of 2008,
same
official
I
in
mo-
cent
accept.
the
gaining
the
wrote to
afraid that, if
am
votes
In
crucial
he
incident.
school
high
stu-
National Associa-
tion for
But several of the schools woo-
ing
be
may
The
commitment
—
that
place
a
a
become Blue Dev-
their
promising
as
students mail their
to
admissions. mented
sigh
a
the final deadline for
at
high
midnight tonight
straggling
policies
in
August,
law and I would have been disen-
policy
mentum.
in
have known about the
not
quietly
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did
vote
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reported
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glad
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dential
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as
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registration
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votes
past January.
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in
that between
place their
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In the wake of the
reminded him of
support
is
just
Carolinians
thought
Carolina
voted
packed
experience
why give
he
to
wards told the
mate, Sen.
here
came
will
Jon
Day.
“North Carolina is who I I
guest
musician
Edwards said
you,”
event,
special
a
by
his
Election
him.
he
as
Jovi,
“Bring-
The
rally.
included
appearance
crowd of thousands
a
stage,
Ed-
Bon
there
waiting
were
home
came
world-famous
a
John
Home”
which
Friday
wards, D-N.C.,
and
it
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After months on
for the
Raleigh
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votes
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