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The Chronicler MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2005
THE INDEPENDENT DAILY AT DUKE UNIVERSITY
2
ONE HUNDRED AND FIRST YEAR, ISSUE 7
Duke lends hand in
24
PIRATES SINK BLUE DEVILS
relief efforts
storm
Steve Veres
by
donate
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After
human Gulf
destruction
and
along
the
suffering
senior
Coast, a
der, La.,
and
executive
of
president
Brandon
resident of Deßid-
Goodwin,
Duke
vice
Student
decided
Government, rect
stories of the
hearing
widespread
di-
to
of his energy toward
most
Hurricane
Katrina
relief
ef-
forts. “I
of
he
volved,”
Tulane all
most
the
got
a
in-
that
noting
medical student lost
University,
of his
storm.
personally
said,
his brother, at
al-
“It’s been
a
very
Goodwin, ior Blake
along
Stanflll,
New Orleans PRINCE/THE
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by
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Even after
Duke
defense,
only
Carolina with utes
found
points
more
the
rolled
East
only
from
their
ball
minutes Mike
have
Pirate
East
down-
ball back
(1-0)
IZA
and
administrators
School of ment to
to
launched
Engineering
a
Pratt move-
next
end
up
four years,
they
with almost 100
didn’t extra
ex-
stu-
But the Class of 2009
surprised
who made last-minute
summer to
Pratt of-
changes
accommodate the
this
last-minute
‘“lf
wrote
historically
to
accept
students than ever
to
join
Pratt,”
Tod Laursen, Pratt’s senior associate
said dean
granted
admission to Pratt
This year, most
about one-third of the students
however,
the
accept
rate
the offer.
increased
to
al-
40 percent, Laursen added.
terest to
the
disciplinary
Fitzpatrick
was
Medicine
and
head
back
to
the
Stanfill’s home in leans
SW,
PAGE 4
ical
with
faculty
which
enti-
campus —including Duke
as
University
Center and the
Service
Med-
Community
Center—have
offered
time, money and emotional support
to
fected
Gulf Coast residents
by
officials scheduled
University
Tuesday, Sept.
6
Room
Center and 2
for
meetings
community
Canon
af-
the hurricane.
at
C
noon
of
p.m.
in Von
the
Bryan
in the
Upper at
Marketplace
which students will have the opdiscuss
how
portunity
to
tribute
relief efforts.
to
Senior
to
con-
Parrish,
Becca
stu-
dent co-director of the Commu-
nity
Service
meetings
Center,
will be the
informing different
said
aimed
public
avenues
at
the both
about the
through
their to
SEE
the
SERVICE ON PAGE 4
which
the the
Freshman Charles
Monday Aug.
coast
by
struck
By Saturday night, nity
members had
nated site.
said
be
week,
raised as
by
enrolled at Duke after commu-
already
$7,000 through
Goodwin
Sparkman, who
29.
do-
the web-
he
more
expects
from Tulane
University,
experiences during Hurricane Katrina
transferring recounts his
and after the
catastrophe.
dollars
the end of the
students will be able
see
pg.
4
to
room
last fall
opened
in
Stanfill,
from various
New Or-
devastated
hurricane,
to ON
was
several thousand
sulking.
room
to
a
work
the
Pratt
students
and the way
weeks
they
es,
adding
teaching The
we
were
able
who
to
enlarging
sections
and
chal-
posed
yield
administrators,
did
learn the final numbers until June. two
get
Duke.”
unexpected for
Fitz-
field of dreams,
our own
at
School,
the
“Perhaps
engineering
engineering
lenges
will come,”’ Kristi-
helped prospective
excited about do
of
e-mail.
Center is
and it has
it, they
not
Injust
make all the certain
lining
up
classmore
assistants.
biggest an
conflict
involved
introductory
all Pratt freshmen
course
Engithat PETER
must
take.
The
three Officials say the
Center for Inter-
Engineering,
first-year
sent
SEE ECU
which
dean
an
neering 53,
Pratt officials attribute the increased in-
the
Holtz with ice water,
Skip
(0-1)
facility
accommodations,
for education.
Usually
in
The more
open-
out
a
up
of
ties such
enroll, Pratt juggles to make
build
you
Johnson,
na
influx of students. “We had many
ran
parts
and
faculty
and conduct research.
patrick
dents in the first year.
ficials,
state-of-the-art
enroll 50 additional students every
year for the
pect
the
at
dousing
while Duke
students and
provides
season
the
gave
Applied Sciences,
WOJCIECHOWSKA
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When
coach
inter-
the Blue Devils
to
Carolina
by
tory
locker
Carolina
Duke’s
Fi-
where
donate
can
the
Red Cross.
hands for
ending
time,
set
Food Points and FLEX
clock and celebrated its 24-21 vic-
Zach
safety
opposing
of winning its
East
er.
Roland,
in front and
jump
third
hopes
Schneider
Andy
end
tight
the
Just
opener
sen-
and member of
Friday morning
students
but Schneider threw
more,
the ball into
and fired the ball
right
season
once
left, junior
As more students BY
could
they
cept the pass.
the Blue Devils
marched the
out
to
Baker
like
final drive. But with
five
toward
than 10 min-
drive
five-yard line,
steadily
itself
to
one
capture
worth of mistakes
game’s
quarterback.
and the ball.
remaining
Starting own
still
three
a
under
and porous third down
turnovers
down
with
quar-
red-zone
by
highlighted
ters
erase
three
playing
to
with
resident of
Organization
Committee,
nance
Saturday.
a
Goodwin
East Side of The
in
possessions
ficult time.”
NOAH
Like
students and
two sort
FLEX for
through
foreseeable future.
SEE PRATT ON PAGE 6
unexpected
GEBHARD/THE CHRONICLE
increase in the size of the Pratt School of Engineering's freshman class is largely
due to the Fitzpatrick Center for
Interdisciplinary Engineering,
Medicine and
Applied Sciences (above).