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SEPTEMBER 7, 2005

WEDNESDAY,

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forums

pus-wide best

other

of-

do-gooders

for

Tuesday

gathered

President Richard Brodhead,

University

Student leaders, and

two

cam-

discuss

to

victims of Hurricane Katrina. The

of the

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at noon

9 p.m. —was the

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or

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providing

members of the Duke

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choose be-

to

of

head said.

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various relief efforts.

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have

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so

victims has

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a

first forum, stressed

later

and the

at

the

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two

second

who made

portance

how

combine relief efforts for

to

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president

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his

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Following

change

recent

that

nouncement

this

year,

Student Government and

called

an to

discuss

improvements

to

tenting.

Although sions

pleased

with

received the

made,

and

the

will

meeting

backdrop

the

policy.

new

thing a

think to

get

most

of this

unified student

K-ville should dentJesse

goria

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the

a

will

an

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than

took

measures—they

said

posed

Four Katrina

is

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meeting

what

to

as

the

goal:

New Or-

hurricane vic-

after

days

but

with

her winds

floodwaters into

the

surrounding

Big

areas,

plenty

of tel-

no

relief in

sight

for the

survivors. “CNN Head line monitor Lauren Troyer,

6

Hurricane

the Gulf Coast

saw

discusses

Kzyzewskiville

at a

a

senior,

Tuesday

forum.

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and David Hankla (bottom, left

this past weekend

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this,”

Buder said,

called

got

to

Byrd go,

we

go

the

along

to

right)

to

assist hurricane survivors.

they

there, but the Na*

said

“Nobody

later asked hell can’t I

he

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pieces,” The rected

wanted

to

tion

did

himself,

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the

to

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trees; buildinto

Buder said. trio

to

a

said

they

they

saw

the

giving supplies

lined

drivers

di-

were

local relief distribu-

in

up

sleek

Cadillac Escalades. “We

nicknamed

it

the

class distribution

center,’” Buder said.

Realizing they

Elantra. After

traveling

much

through

the

boys

said

drove

in Slidell,

were

the

them

center, where

Hyundai

the

in

criss-crossing

‘upper-middle they

canopies

down

National Guard

initially

they

screens.

chopping

to

his friends but

night,

destruction

TV

station

were

ings,

others

night driving Byrd’s

for the

on

completely

a

go?”

The trio said

day

hit

said.

join

seen

trees

agreed

they

asked

Hankla said not want to

said he

of the

extent

had

that he

him, “We’ve

without hesitation,

roommates

them.

with

just gotta go.”

Although Byrd to

there?

get

wrong

adding

tell

to

they stopped is

can’t

something

help us,” Byrd

evision coverage of the disaster

senior. Lon-

ON PAGE

tional

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wall when

city.

started

struck

and

Hans Buder,

drove to New Orleans

journalists —to

their

Buder said he

administration

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Sophomores

join

and

speak

said

time. It

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and

members

be,”

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with

extreme

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feedback

said

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also

kla,

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possible

concrete

no

were

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over

New

would

Hurricane Katrina.

by

was

along

forum

open

Tuesday night

It

the

lift.

to

of the United States dev-

astated

Duke

Troyer,

take

parts

governing

Line Monitor Lauren

senior,

an-

would

it

policies

Krzyzewskiville

and

sopho-

a

that

ride

last

room-

ordinary

no

Buder wanted a ride Orleans—a

by

also

Buder,

Hans

more,

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car.

is

friends

said his

Thursday, Byrd mate

Byrd

his

driving

to

help, to

a

the

could

boys

makeshift

not

offer

said

they

hospital

in

La., and

first time witnessed the

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