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tailgating
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anticipates
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the
needs,
by
praise
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denial,
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victims,
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pointedly
relief efforts
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Siegel,
was
this
five-year
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process
of working
out concert
possible.” that the
the
or-
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concert.
director
of
transportation, is
to
working
from
sidestep poten-
said students will be
to
leave
Blue Zone
over
their
cars
in
althe
fall break, but the
part of
logistics.
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6
retire
the
Graduate
year after 15 years
publicly
at
in
School
retire
announced his
at
and
present
vice
the end of decision
Siegel’s
his post.
middle of his
term
in of-
upcoming departure
at
school convocation.
1991 after
working
Duke since 1983,
terms
at
to
Siegel
as
a
professor
of bio-
will have served three
upon his retirement—longer than any
previ-
graduate
overall
Peter Lange.
graduate
“It is also far
catch-up
dergone
of excellence more
students in all
have become far some
school has become far
portfolio
to
more
our
at
more
of an
Duke,”
proactive
said
in the
programs,
in
preparation
and
competitive although
asset
Provost
we
our
awards
again
have
do.”
Siegel’s guidance,
several institutional
the Graduate
School has
changes, including
an
un-
increase Dean of the Graduate School since 1991, Lewis
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do
head of the Graduate School.
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of
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made in the
Appointed chemistry
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Under
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are
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graduate education, plans
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dangerous,”
storm’s
his Texas ranch last week while the
Democrats attacked
retire
ous
whether the chief executive at
to
Wednesday,
scant
criticism from
House Democratic leader
counterpart,
maining
to
Democrats.
President Bush is “oblivious, in when
$2,000
for
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working from
and
clothing
on
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University officials
as a
to
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this academic families of Hurri-
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tour.
perform
in Duke's Wallace Wade Stadium Oct. 8
Graduate School dean
provost for
Katrina will receive debit cards
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storm
as
Cathy
rowdy Saturday
extends
a
said
public
are
wait in line. We’re
great
whether it will be effective,
government
are
Department.
people
ganizers’ biggest
ex-
for
here expecting
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The
social event, will end at kickoff this fall.
the
as
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guitarist
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tailgating
teams
remaining
will include
former
specialist
to
Wasiolek said.
periences,”
month
lations
come
student lead-
can
a
avoid what could be
is
everything
bottom line
our
they
of their “A
part
act —administrators
to
least 35,000
to
she said.
students and ers.
not-
shame
have great faith in
we
the
Wallace
defunct band Phish,
this
as a
upon student
think the
in
Leanora Minai, senior
tradi-
tailgating, however,
cooperation,
as
when
8,
stop
event—which
“People that
tradition.” The
heavily
now
opening
social outlet for students,
ing
only
vice
tailgating
a
of
World Tour.
Trey Anastasio, the
said
tion shouldbe maintained
and
With until the
optimistic
that it would be
to
up
logistical nightmare.
plan
new
lieves that the
a
Bigger Bang”
and dean of students.
policy, tailgat-
in the Blue Zone
Wade Stadium
assistant
Wasiolek,
memory.
thousands
Oct.
Stones
Rolling
Use of law enforcementwill
ers.
of
concert-goers
de-
games also will
be avoided if at all
Duke
use
ministration and student lead-
unruly
progressively
to
satisfied
gearing
are
tens
wants to
concert
recent
Organizers
members of the ad-
by
is
everyone
biggest
welcome to
drinking
tailgating policy
enforced
sure
the
into
rolling
are
University
has hosted in
permitted.
The
mem-
similar
or
with to
tailgate,
at
be allowed
Drinking
be
not
administration and
leaders
campus sponse
was
the
finalized
policy,
while
they
funnels
new
vices.
revised
Wednesday, bers
Zone
will
nor
make
in past years, be allowed
not
Stones
town, and the
prompt-
containers into the
bring glass
of rules. The
ing
games
Tech in
Virginia
kickoff. As
at
students will
campus, but
on
when Duke faces its
ly
for football
and will end
a.m.
Saidi Chen
by
The by
crowd
concert
policy finalized
10
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10
nounced he will retire
at the
Siegel recently
an-
end of the 2005-2006 academic year.