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The Ghroniel# SEPTEMBER 14, 2005
WEDNESDAY,
THE INI
the saving
Serving
DAILY AT DUKE UNIVERSITY
hope
close Beaufort lab
to
Steve Veres
by
Officials from Marine
versity
the
Hurricane
coast
in
have
evacuation of
the
than
more
largest
morning Officials
to
expect
Beaufort, N.C.,
resume
depends
tion of the
of the marine lab, could be made
facility
proof within a
ical
Orbach
the
noting
fairly
storm-
few hours. “We have
the
Volunteers
handing
give
nated
“The first
to storm victims
to
a
do
Mike Van Pelt
WAVELAND, Miss.
“New
large
eral volunteers water
with
other
peanut
canned veg-
butter
is
stacked
free. in
and
so
said
cepted
Bottled
at
of
large no
water
SARAH KWAK/THE CHRONICLE
Residentsof Waveland,
rounding plies at a
area
is
and has
end
By day’s
Christian Life
a
through
and
experts
storm
hurricane
could be-
strength
fore it hits land. Thirteen of the
in
shelter
cility,
Central The
apartments.
students
the
housed
Campus
rest
are
find-
of the coastal fa-
west
in
mostly
marine
will be
semester
Duke
at
21
attending
are
the
family
and
minick
Brugnolotti,
rector
of
homes said
friends,
of
Do-
assistant diservices
auxiliary
at
the marine lab.
treme
at
apprehension
point,” Brugnolotti
ex-
this
said.
pass SEE EVACUATION ON PAGE
mom-
6
a
air
cots,
in restaurant
volun-
ganized
ac-
makeshift
no
distribution
is
a
by
which has
spent
Saidi Chen
had been raising money
ratings
The
results
in:
are
Kmart
the funds
lot.
parking
members of the
Church
from Or-
the relief efforts
center
lot—will
parking
assistance
to
“If
in
Katrina
land,
Miss.
offered
victims
in
Wave-
Hurricane
pastor
these Rick
chaplain
said
things,” Long,
who
for the U.S.
is
Ivan so we
senior also
one’s
building “We
In
real
good.
Louisiana
several and
Mississippi the
its
church
assistance,
heard about Waveland.
Long
small, 6,500-person
is where made
the
the eye of
landfall,
town
storm
but little media
attention has been
paid
SEE WAVELAND ON
to
it.
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7
ofHomeland Security. “The needs ofthe
people
After
will last
arriving
a
long
time.”
in Waveland just
days
after the storm, members of
Look for
the
church
hurricane-ravaged Waveland, Miss.,
have
thousands of
been
meals
serving
every
day,
an
additional report from
in Thursday's issue.
second
be found
annual Perfor-
Assessment
ranking
for
campus achieved
dining
Culinary
conducted
Dining Services,
vendors evaluated
either
a
“very good”
The
year-long
ation process
was
completed
top
by
all of the 20
“good” rating.
summer,
where
offer
might
good
investigating
in
sites
about
a
Department
the
but
soon,
did.”
we
After
Duke
Long
finishing
We’ll be crowd-
but we’ll feel
what
be
to
out
“While to
with Chick-fil-A
honors, Blue
Devil
or
evaluthis
the
‘good’
reward the
‘excellent,’”
Excellence
church,
a
lie,”
a
won’t
building
our
The in
were
last year. We took the brunt, know
this
Kmart
a
have
at
supply
can’t be
you
food
good
There’s
Duke.
to
support the reliefeffort.
ed,
hundreds of Hurri-
cane
“We
and
restaurant
at
mance
we’ll feel
or-
use
of
plenty
second and McDonald’s
rounding
but
building,
it decided
to
finishing
THE CHRONICLE
quarterof a million
to construct a new
sup-
Beach, Ala.—who have ange
be
there
than
said.
can
them.
Miss., and the sur-
rummage
relief site in
one
more
because
to store
diapers
that
a
church,
market,
every-
towering piles,
mound
grown
where
shop
Wednesday
dollars running the cafe and the
sev-
overflow-
donated essentials
thing
room
are
baby food,
one-stop
teer
more
distributing
are
nearby
etables,
the
The
and lemonade.
Boxes
ing
where
a tent
for the to
hurricane the
trop-
a
Tuesday,
Chick-fil-A sets pace
that,” Long said.
dis-
prominently
under
could get
they
food
Beaufort
over
coast
projected
was
of 3 p.m.
mattresses, blankets—stuff like
WavelandCafe” reads the
played
wanted
we
in and establish
and then also we’re dis-
tributing
THE CHRONICLE
sign
where
place
is
hur-
winds
counseling
thing
was come
meal,
white
and
hurricane victims.
food, supplies
by
truckloads of do-
out
items
days,
a
“I don’t think there is any
which has rested off
North Carolina
last few
as
said
to
grow
ing
well up
as
hur-
have
must
predicting
long-established procedures.” Ophelia,
storm
lab this
dura-
designated
storm
a
least 75 miles per hour.
classes
here,” said Michael Orbach, director
at
be
and
storm
Although Ophelia
the
storm.
pretty
of
who
the
on
a
Thurs-
reopening,
slow-moving
button up
p.m.
reopen
The
Friday morning. however,
5
laboratory
and
day evening
Tuesday
by
evacuate
ricane,
are
year.
told
were
to
a
to
be-
fluctuating
been
tropical
a
ricane;
of
anticipation
Ophelia,
Students
“We
Duke Uni-
hit the North Carolina
to
in
tween
Laboratory
mandatory
a
facility
storm
the
has
It
ing.
THE CHRONICLE
issued
14
forces Duke
Ophelia
place
up
ONE HUNDRED AND FIRST YEAR, ISSUE
top is
three.
good,
‘very good’
and the
said Barbara Stokes,
administrative manager
ing
we want
of Din-
Services.
Though places
McDonald’s
from its
last year, its total
creased,
Stokes
number score
said.
else raised the bar,” she
Dining
Services
fell one
two
spot
this year in-
“Everybody explained.
gave
the
top
receiving Beanery
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