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THE INDEPENDENT DAILY AT DUKE UNIVERSITY
Hull outlines
overhauls
quad
Duke’s
dormitories will
getting
Council
out
and
tentative
the
schedule
the
Kilgo
which
West
need
and
Housing
and
rebuild”
they
remain the
the
in
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will
to
all with
to
been
cilities
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the 2005 at
better
than
tentative
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to
totals
and
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plans for
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multimilliondollar, decade-long
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Bush
Thursday wide
war
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sketched
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at
Rush also that
was
a
campaign some
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by try
to
to
tax
and
campaign—po-
I intend
spend
to
and
the
pursue
has
in
foreign
the
sparked
criti-
says
world,” he said,
a
of time
a waste
reference
to
to
Iraq
in par-
ticular. “I’ve heard that criticism.”
“Remember, I our
throughout fully some
vision
to
went
of
London
spreading
that
and be viewed
by
that
of
a
an
com-
year,”
speech,
which
a
global
been
evident
inaugural
emphasized
Duke
institution.
“[Lagos] depth
has
really
reflects
of Duke students,” said
ior Elizabeth Dixon,
Brodhead
a
the sen-
member of
the selection committee. “Duke is a
place
that
focuses
on
interna-
tional issues, and he reflects that
impor-
Pinochet
in
interna-
a
and
elected
tion
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excellent choice.”
very
distinguished way.”
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rights
major country....
growing
Brodhead’s
this
a
human
selection
that
since
as
100
major
theme
also
a
professor
of
law
member of the selec-
committee,
shared
Dixon’s
sentiments but but noted that internationalism in
commencement
bespeaks
global focus,
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a
ON PAGE 7
Palestinian
cancies
in
to
talk
freedom
might
some as
“I
die
questions
Supreme
William
was
for
haven’t
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in
a
about
potential
Court,
va-
where
Rehnquist recendy treatment
undergoing
made any
yet,”
both,
decisions
for
John
Ashcroft
was
likely
before Bush’s
term on
Jan.
the
top
widely expect-
are
and senior aides said
second
on
Bush said. Nor about his
resignation a
free
cancer.
General his
a
with
peace
his Cabinet and
Justice
Cabinet
ed in
at
still alive.
sidestepped in
thyroid
was
work for
to
said that Arafat,
reports
in Paris,
changes
Chief
that’s
As for the nation’s
the greater Middle East and I
understand
state
staff, he added. Changes
Europe.
promote free societies in parts of the
about
coma
presi-
certain attitude in the world that it’s
that
reporter
“continue
to
disclosed he
term.
flashpoint
a
rael.” Later
Bush
American allies in
a
that
seeking
conference 24 hours
pledged
cism
some
the world-
fighting
his second
dential
by
Palestinian
now
a news
securing
policy
intended
agenda
in the
capital
capital—and
it,” he said after
George
reform.
Security
by
President
while
terror
on
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in
some-
someone
democratically
think he’s
Duke’s
a
spring.
leader Yasser Arafat had died, Bush said he
second-term
that includes
“I earned litical
a
scheme.
[is]
to
1990.
of the
this
esidency
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
dormitory renovation
one
graduates
to
who
to
Lagos,
the president of Chile, will
plans
s
for second
WASHINGTON
the
president
Bush disclos
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tional
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Richard
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these
and $45.8 million for East Cam-
gives
said.
and
Campus
than
speeches
regime
rose
connection
a
and
President
address
that it is
rather
mencement
have
of
million for West
by
who has
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE
Ph.D.
a
opposition
to
to
give Ricardo
Pinochet,
delighted
University
question
cost
for his
August©
of
address
1966. He
ruled Chile from 1973
of fa-
we
improvements
housing $164.1
where he earned
Duke,
prominence
con-
paying.”
The
commencement
in economics in
what cost, how fast and who
will be
14 years ago, will
goes
Hull said. “The
president
democracy
struggling
care
degree. third
Life
from which
take
to
the
to
started it
Lagos
Chile since the nation returned
grow.
“We need
might en-
and
said.
will be
jailed
of the audience
Duke
a
helped
was
of Chile. It
some
Lagos,
useful
Hull
body,
form
East
ensure
livable and
has
define—can
at
quads
a
president
who
dictator,
beliefs and became
political
courage
scheme that the admin-
housing istration
is
the
model—a^cesiden tial
quad
been,”
on
begin
Residence
major changes
st ructed
for his
commencement
a man
brutal
to oust a
began
restorations
student
will be
know that Ricardo
Campuses
general
These
the
their
May,
speaker
of 2002.
modernizations,
for
in
during
As the residence halls and
life,
for
Class of
graduating
2005 sits in Wallace Wade Stadium
plans
Quadrangle
summer
When the
ex-
residence
major
renovations,
THE CHRONICLE
serv-
University’s
decade of
with
Hull,
housing
Paul Crowley
by
dean of residence
laid
next
Eddie
meeting
director of
icesyand
hall
makeover.
costly
a
soon
Thursday night’s Campus
ecutive
speak
at commencement
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At
set to
Lagos
Sophia Peters
by
be
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Attorney
to
submit
inauguration
20.
highest
court, Bush
said, “There’s no vacancy for the Supreme Court and I will deal with
a
vacancy when
there is one.” KEN CEDENO/KRT
rankle
folly.”
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ON
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President George W. Bush holdshis first press conference since his Nov.
2
re-election
Thursday.