academics
j
reces s Constant Cairdener director Meirelles di scusses his
new
University hands film
in specific
Duke kicks off its
this year
courses
SEPTEMBER 1, 2005
THE INI
DAILY AT DUKE
ONE HUNDRED
AND FIRST YEAR, ISSUE 5
Hurricane death toll
receives
of
increases
approval by
Orcun Unlu
NEW ORLEANS
that
Carolina the 41st tion
offer
to
made
the
passed
with
tie-breaking
Lt. Gov. The an
bill
Perdue.
for the
the
is
expected
to
by
raise
and
Policy
lic
policy
an
expert
said
he
Alcohol Law Enforcementofficers cited
about the “The have
is
on
state-run
new
that
people
chance
play
lotteries,
the
to
I
tional
issuing
North Carolina
cials
in their
continuing
are
enforce
to
strictly
drinking
laws off Duke’s
female
students
lottery
increase
state
will sub-
the sole
source
funding.
Two
cited for
revenue, not
be
by
of educa-
Supporters
North Carolina residents
a
bar
on
a
popular
Main St.,
restaurant
and
Tuesday night.
ALE agent Keith Patterson said
already
he
checked
of about
SEE LOTTERY ON PAGE 7
the
twenty
Alex
been
night for underage drinking.
the
city —perhaps know
presence
as
an
Abbas,
showing
once
the
at
up
to
and
tailgating
people
vi-
are
wondering
if
“The and
GDB reshuffles
not
rude,
dering
was
students
are
if ALE will
with
to
estimate
delivery options Noodle Bar and Bistro—one of
THE CHRONICLE
tions
Merchants
Duke’s
Points
program
Gourmet
Dining
LLC.
have
and
on
through
and
Bakery,
finally arrived,
student
panding tions
addi-
highly anticipated
to
dining
with
the
online
ordering
ex-
selec-
delivery
facilitating
options
launch of
an
last
system
Thursday. student-founded
that created students
allowing
to
a
website
SYLVIAQU/THE CHRONICLE
Gourmet Dining and
one
Bakery, LLC, is
no
longer
a
popular
vendors
participating
part of the delivery program.
in
System—allows
Pop’s Trattoria,
Q-Shack,
to
The
stu-
New
with
met
its
when officials
and
with the
up
up
Orleans’
the
breached and
giant sandbags
barriers, and authorities
plans
to
clear
and
Big Easy
out
the
people
left
practically
abandon the below-sea-level Most of the
now
hot and muggy be
moved
city.
evacuees—including
to
suffering
in
the
Superdome—will
the
Astrodome in
SEE KATRINA ON PAGE
7
could
tion of walk-in orders and online volume.
The
added that he
GDB was
manager
forced
to
per-
call and cancel several of
the orders. “I know Chai’s
just
product
is
big
was
win
a
to
don’t feel at
the
big
that
same
quality
them,”
“Our
to
not
on
year
goal
is
ago
their
when
approached
a
deal
get them,
said.
chants
be
a
first
make
it
we
Bean Mer-
Points better—Chai’s is
willing
to
REUTERS
do that”
hitch with
under
combina-
Origi-
met
city
senior
Chai’s
to
Pizza. first
said
used
Cui-
of the
of thousands of
discontin-
order
Dale’s Indian
Papa John’s
But GDB
Monday
keep
I
DukeCards
and
not
Bean
but
dents
Shop
GDB President Garrett
tiny alike
stores
contract.
Blackboard
sine, Mad Hatters Cafe and Bake
most
ued their
ransacking
vendors
new
program—and
[it was]
Learning
nal
in the
and
Duke’s
from
popular
most
order food
through
use
the
sonally
GDB—the company
Chai’s
by the
roaming
big-box
most
thousands from
crack-
gunfire
and looters
Army engineers struggled
plug
drew
onto
in
The
with
and
concrete
representatives
res-
died, he
seeming impunity.
water,
de-
Diana Ni
many
deepened
and
With
won-
venture
evac-
desperation
hundreds
levees
now
all-out
an
frightening city,
streets
someone’s ID.”
Many
as
the
the
respect-
“He
Tuesday night.
stroying
people
city’s remaining
ling sporadically
ful,” Abbas said of Patterson’s actions
came
in
restau-
totally
was
totally
was
by
Chai's Noodle Bar and Bistro,
for
calling
The
tens
of the
other
Mayor Ray Nagin
thousands.”
likely,
shops
guy
he
signifi-
a
6
week for the
a
is
said: “Minimum, hundreds. Most
the tradition
SEE PARTIES ON PAGE
have
agents
ahead
looking
cite
laws. Some
ru-
for months.
there
and
water,”
uation of the
of
manager
ALE
to
campus
olating drinking of
said
about
Duke’s
began the
on
number of dead bodies in
said in
past month.
identifications
people sitting
but said he
identified himself
Verde,
of alcohol
outside of person under 21
Verde,
say
possession
were
establishment. He
ALE agent.
rant
campus. the
the
plain clothes,
clearly
Alcohol Law Enforcement offi-
he
in
was
almost 200 cita-
tions last week,
have the
lottery
outside
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After
it,”
want
wants
Dan Englander
by
optimistic
Cook noted that it should seen as
Durham restaurantjuesday
Verde, a
at
cant
lights
idents. Asked how
state.”
Although
stantially
students
ALE maintains local
pub-
positive thought
public
CHRONICLE
the
dead in attics,
development.
said. “The
own
of
professor
cautiously
main
to
two
and economics who is
is
MENDEL/THE
former director
of the Sanford Institute of Public
out
“We TOM
per year
and
Wednesday
turning
education system.
state
Philip Cook,
nat-
century, New Or-
a
floodwaters and law-
streets to
lessness
ined
estimated $4OO million
what
in
leans’ leaders all but surrendered
na-
state
cast
With thou-
drowned
ural disaster in
Tuesday
vote
feared
could be America’s deadliest
North
The
Beverly
lottery
bill
a
in the
state
lottery.
a
senate a
sands
Easley signed
Wednesday
Adam Nossiter
by
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
THE CHRONICLE
Gov. Mike
-
_
Long Island University tonight
Lottery
stamp
against
season
Chronic]^
The THURSDAY,
iPods
out
m
sports
Survivors of Hurricane Katrina SEE GDB ON PAGE
8
gling
as
they search
are
for food and
strug-
water.