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ONE HUNDRED AND FIRST YEAR, ISSUE 11
OARYAT DUKE UNIVERSITY
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2005
DUHS executive to
Congress
retire at month's end
increases
Steve Veres
by
ization. He also
THE CHRONICLE
relief by
William Donelan, the second-
$51.88
announced
Thursday
dentand chief
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
WASHINGTON with gress
recov-
this
from Hurricane Katrina
ery
President
Thursday. Bush arid
pledged
simple
make
to
uprooted
counted,
it
collect food
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out,
Sen.
not.asking do need
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state
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from the
storm—as
nature
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The
transfers from Gulf CatherineFisher
KATRINA ON PAGE 8
the Duke
into
its
the
community
familiar
professors offer opinions
the
the hurricane at
a
enrolled students
University
of
policy implications
find their
to
Xavier
and
Loyola
scrambling
are
bearings
in
a new
community
rina,
allow up from
Ruptured by
usual
out
bleary-eyed pre-
class shower, residents of Craven House
gle the
R received
dormitory’s
a
watery
Quadran-
surprise
third-floor bathroom
in
early
approximately
9:30
a.m.,
the bathroom’s urinal broke, to
flood “I
a
loud
water
just
the
pipe
causing
in
water
sound,
Jeff Sheely,
bathroom when
and
The a
there’s
urinal
senior who
the
rupture
ex-
was
oc-
happened,”
by
former
responsibility
DUHS’s
for
financial and
Robert Caiiff,
Dr. cellor
for
the
Tulane of
University University
said
hall
and
to
noon.
and 9
Louisiana, Dillard
and said he is very
lot of
enroll
But
was
Sept.
at
water
a
8
on
Donelan
how
counselor
to
was
go
to
to a
him
deal with dif-
Caiiff said.
a
Research
one
than a
a
in ap-
and CEO for and
Dzau worked
only
another for
year,
close
closely
little
a
more
Donelan said he had
relationship
with Dzau.
Donelan, 58, noted that he has been last
of
thinking
retiring
few years but did in
change
both
philosoph-
“He
driving
force
Institute,
world-renownedacademic organ-
causes
with
the
men-
behind the creation of the Duke
Marijean Konopke,
pipe
as
He
having
will be missed.”
stu-
8
at
thinking. a
president Though
DUHS.
was
Snyderman
for the
not
due
leadership
to
when
and former Pres-
ident Nan Keohane retired in the
people. People
for advice
chan-
1973.
for
wisdom”
ficult situations,”
SEE TRANSFERS ON PAGE
ankle-high
the
since
Donelan
ical in his
vice
research
retired
Dzau
chancellor for health
as
affairs and
the
happen.”
Victor
Donelan have
Medical Center,
“He has been
University,
and
tor
pointed
it
Snyderman
Dr.
2004,
working relationship
a
Donelan
Clinical
close
to
with
clinical
University
had
making
After
his
Snyderman
Ralph
“home-spun
stu-
displaced
bathroom
the
dents
would
same
year.
Since
ize
DUHS’s
Donelan
then,
has worked with Dzau
to
reorgan-
administrative
struc-
ture
so
that
Donelan
would be
able
to
retire
without
disrupting
day-to-day operations. The
reorganization
occurred last
a
SEE DONELAN
ON PAGE
7
dorm to flood
went
continued down
door,
eventually
began
spilling
down the staircase. “The whole
cally
the
hallway
whole
tower
Sheely the
room
the
said every
was
flooded.... Basi-
staircase
—which is
third
room
that seemed
became
a
floor
was
to
affected. But
incur the
worst
directly
below
situated
bathroom—belonged
to
senior Yuval Patel. Patel said his
mattress
noted that Residence Services said
they
Parts of Patel’s
curred.
“Nobody
it
forced
damage
the dorm.
going everywhere. said
a
in the bathroom, and I hear
whooshing
ploded,” in
throughout
was
hind
waterfall,” he said.
Thursday morning. At
1
75 students
to
Sheely
Tiffany Webber
of the
place
Sept.
schools
new
The deadlinefor transfer
administration
water
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In
Duke
announced
pg. 3
at
University.
In the wake of Hurricane Kat-
the
60
undergraduates
four schools:
the
at
enroll
law students—have arrived from
unfamiliarplace.
panel Thursday.
see
1999
be-
guy
scenes
in
the
was
rough-
to
vi-
Donelan
“We
this year,
appointed
was
had
sion
Medi-
[Duke
anniversary
role
lauded
Wednesday,
dents—sl
day-to-day
to
University.
As of
set-
routine for the fall semester, 60
newly
the Gulf Coast
along
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tles
on
Donelan said.
has senior
has
As
Duke
Donelan
Duke
immediate needs. by
SEE
75th
overseeing
debit cards for fam-
on
here has been
administrative affairs.
in-
the
was
the
half of it.”
and
sig-
Sny-
derman
an
School of
Fuqua
celebrating
current
Duke welcomes 60
lawmak-
measure
ly
after being floodedby
water
tional
part.
career.
Chancellor
less than 24 hours after he
requested
football stadium lies covered in
Hurricane Katrina.Several Tulane students enrolled at Duke this week.
griev-
cleared the bill for Bush’s
ers
University
home
suffered
Mississippi
The Tulane
said
help,”
and
and I have been there for ROBERT MCRILL/UPI
for
opera-
who
cine’s]
government benefits.
“If you think
for 36 years—his entire
center
are
and other
stamps
of DUHS.
ical
remarkable,”
victims
storm
creation
officer of
University
“My experience
un-
presi-
orchestrator,”
person
professional
“easy
for
possible”
as
is
the
was
Business, has worked for the med-
W.
George
Duke
at
vice
operating
alumnus of the
additional
an
billion for reliefand
$51.8
to
Con-
speed,
extraordinary
approved
affairs
he
“He
a
Califf said of Donelan’s role in the
chancellor for health
DUHS, vice
Acting
that
system
about the
executive
Donelan,
System,
into
in 1998.
30.
retiring Sept.
David Espo
Health
University
the med-
helped
transition
center
health
executive of.the
highest ranking Duke
by
ical
was
ruined but
Life and
would
replace
ceiling
Housing it.
also fell due
to KATIE SOMERS/THE CHRONICLE
was
using
he added.
it, it just
randomly SEE FLOOD ON PAGE
7
An
overflowing
urinal in a Craven House R bathroom poured water into the dormitory's
hallways.