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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2005

DUHS executive to

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the Duke

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professors offer opinions

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a

enrolled students

University

of

policy implications

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to

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and

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scrambling

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bearings

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community

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gle the

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dormitory’s

a

watery

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surprise

third-floor bathroom

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flood “I

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to

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bathroom sink of

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ter

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at

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knowledge

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8

TRANSFERS

director of

from page

the

housing logistics

of the

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more,”

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living

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housed

family

Duke is also students and

the

being

chemistry department

graduate

Tulane,

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transfers’

working

students.

to

The Division

sessions

to

attend

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the

of Student Affairs,

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opportunity

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new

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nightly

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to one

of the sessions.

vide

students with

new

where

as

where

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to

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to

students Duke. with dents ued

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early

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to

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met

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over

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seem

Duke

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to

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tomed

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of the

released

to

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campus,

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helped

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said.

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buses, which

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in the

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else

to

Duke

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nice

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on

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SENIOR ENGINEERS

21

from

ment

in their

Gulf

said

vice

have

as-

The

have

for enroll-

Chapel

the

University

of

and Xavier.

president

of

New

York

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campaign committee,

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chairperson

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elected

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looking

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offi-

political

score

in the wake of Hurricane Katri-

points

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approved

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students for enrollment.

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before

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evidence

storm.

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ing

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their

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from

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more

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by

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with GOP

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tional

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ask

for

national

next

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numbers

poll

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sharply.

administration

congressional

to at

to

un-

forced claims offices

prevented

criticism of its

eney

filed for

said

analysts

storm

his

Bush, and

the

result of die storm, and

level would rise

close and

jobless

of

Department reported

benefits last week after los-

irony,

painful

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provided

impact

roughly 10,000 workers

said the

and

spoke

government

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dispatched public

from Gulf Coast institutions.

Hill has

at

he

levels,

of

reprehensible cials

said

that,

Reynolds,

House GOP

Loyola,

Tulane,

University, reported

University

Tom

cept that the

the school had enrolled 14 under-

graduates

re-

the bottom of that”

number would have been

of

as

and director of media relations for

Sept. 6,

federal

for North

including

Orleans,

Mississippi

and to

had

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Citing problems

that

students

approved

University,

Southern

area

services

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schools

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there

failure” in

storm.

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to

boy-

Leader Bill Frist of

reporters

state

employment

Nick Kulikowski,

news

of New

ate

in the

University,

University

fairs

she

accommodate Hurri-

been enrolled and 36

Louisiana

to see

year,”

everything

colleges to

intended

threatened

congressional investigation.

a

welcoming

feel welcome.

Katrina victims.

Thursday,

how

school that has al-

a

local,

urged

na’s devastation.”

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have

said

place

new

academic

done us

also made efforts cane

of

out

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make

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to us.

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Kevin Cox,

particularly

and the facilities

and I

other than all

most

step

Hiltbold

the hurricane

have found

appreciate

generosity

power

tourist.”

classes,” she said. “It’s

something

the

classes.

faculty

amazing,

been

map, everyone has been

Hiltbold said she lieved

for

nice. When I

really

still

are

everything’s

me,

school has been for

displaced by

they

of

experience

students,

new

Carolina State

have been a

thankful

such

transition.

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that

trying

a new

the

to

Reid

Harry

pitcher calling

they

the

Majority told

Beyond

the

as

call home for the fall.

of the

senior transfer from Tu-

she is still

of the

some

said.

Hiltbold,

to

Duke has been

appreciative

very

overwhelming

transferring

con-

pretty constandy.”

tion. I feel like such

noting

said

“systemwide

a

foxes

house.”

independent panel

an

despite

Senate

said,

in your home.”

on

she and others

White added.

with

from Xavier.

the

going As

mem-

aiding

he said. “But

school,”

that

lengths

and contin-

transfers—one

friends also took see

also been

very well. I try and

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part

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one

Board

transition since we’re

tough

with them

tact

stu-

information about

two

a

adjusting

new

life

them and showed them around

[Campus],”

he and

classes.

progressed.

assigned

from Tulane and

current

transfer

Sunday night

the week

was

were

information for as

oppor-

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personally assisting

during

contact

meet

respective

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her off

get

lane, has been in Durham since last week-

has also extended

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know

each another, Lombardi said. The

to

and FAC

White has

Kyle

week into

the deck of McClen-

don Tower. At the event, the will

Virgin

transfer students, both from Tulane.

a

which

students,

place Friday night

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the sessions but seemed

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the

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in

storm.

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Andrew Davis

how

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the field and I think that’s

recent foe

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coach

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played

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Claire Laubach. But the duo

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since the Demon Deacons defeated

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to test by

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that

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After

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coach

volleyball

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set

New libero

Jenny Shull,

who led the Blue Devils in

digs

last

weekend,

will

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Duke's defense.

trouble

need

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Shull

definitely

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work on,”

have

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The coach cited communication as

both

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area

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needed

team

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improve,

to

offense and defense.

avoid

that

have

really

worked

isn’t there.”

weekend,

the ball

to

Jenny

Blue

Devils’

“We’re the

on

strategy

for

to

down

Shull said

play-

said

to

just

were

hitters

hitters;

Saturday’s

good

to

be

people can’t

10

a.m.

very

smart

we

do

not

look and

can

match

against

said Duke’s

powerful

set

our

defen-

key.

team,” Nagel said. “Their hitters erful and if

and

play blindly.”

sive communication will be the a

that the for that

know what’s open

we

(0-6), Nagel

“They’re

the

go up and whale

too

so we

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Charlotte

big

communication

work. “We need

to

to our

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a

three

importance.

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blockers

our

us.

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ball,” Nagel said, explaining

Mustang talk

not

only

5-foot-11, Nagel

offensive

would be of vital

athletic' are

pow-

block we’ll

be in trouble.” Duke to

p.m. head

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plays

close

Cornell

out

coaching job

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(0-0) Saturday

the weekend. was

at

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at

7

first

the helm of the

spent four years there and

Ivy League

title in her final season.

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the Blue Devils had

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won an

the outside

attempts

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team

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around the

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at

to

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is what she’s

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kills for opponents.

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defense,”

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p.m. and

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assignments

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seen a

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play

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practice

we

we’re we

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they put

said.

and

said. “We’ve worked

when

the work

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what

see

other

assignments,”

of video

p.m.

Cameron Indoor

both for

satisfied. a

this week. We’ve

vs Cornell

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Duke

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assignments

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Saturday,

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blocking

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the team’s

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Nagel

Cameron Indoor

Duke

in

area

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at

over

Duke

their defense. Duke

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better in that

was

next

to

the

rotating

on

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Houston,

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also worked

team

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dig

Rice Invitational last weekend in

the

tourney

as

the

Ivy League

competing Red

forbids its members from

before this weekend, but the

returns

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starters

league championship

team.

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