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stay active when Austin is
to
tend
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to
Duke’s
officially
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an
information session
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tracts
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teammates
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management,”
leaving
poor
people
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cared
they
work
FEMA had
sensitive
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building in your
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to
evacuate
it
plan
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people?
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agency’s biggest
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cerns
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a
priority,
the
so
in
earthquake
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and
with the record number
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media market. of
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which used it
on
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study building
to
Beamish of The Associated Press didn’t bother to
making
Witt said its
job
sure
had
a
just
quarters
When Scott,
As
Duke Bike
to
drawn up—an aide on
pass
pinching
David
Washington
next
disaster the
was so
they
cut
will be
a
bill
to
as
costs
loca-
travels with
by sharing
spending the
leaving
Wal-Mart
with the
companies
was
abolish FEMA and
on
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not
theft and
parking
Drive
helps
the
to
bike
An
rapid
the
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private
sector.
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Hill. But I’d
John Tierney
is
a
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tragedy
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part,
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in
commuters
if you
so
every
years,
egations, and
First of all,
reasons.
football
game
perhaps
Saturday (the
if the students
reason
for
tailgating)
whole situation could have' been avoided. If to
support the
team
but I have
were
they
at
that
the
even
with
relatively
send
ter
they
in
that
area as
disaster.
we
point.
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response of
promised
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in-
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guest ment
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columns.
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failed,
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had
contend
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does
disagree
failed
that the as
in the
city
an
June
a
assert.
or
Submissions
tough
sell
for WEMA.
columnistfor the New York Times.
submissions
in
must include
the
with my assertion that shout from the
would
example
soon
to
the contrary,
technically
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all
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clubs,
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address. Letters
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and local
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book that I co-authored in 1984. But
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If
all would character-
tens
pre-
men
unso-
in academia.
way you
then this
in their first win of the
and
politics, incompetence
incompetence.
speaking
Although
sympathetic,
at our so-
called upon. Since the time of
organizing petitions,
doing
tenure
they
public hearings, contacting congressional
at
ter, neither be
and look
up
long-expected
success.
engineers
in
speaking
of
speaking
us
Professor of Civil Engineering
to
a
sure
are
publications
my critics
sists
history.
our
I wonder what
city
a
that warned of the
including
technical as
strong-
system that could produce
a
lot of
a
has been discussed
problem
is racial
Pardon me if I don’t appear
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a vacuum.
published
media,
Associate
from was
am
society
and
ing Magazine
22
join
of
politics
article
their 8:30
not
show
to
protect
catastrophe. They give,
our
day. Sept.
why
can,
not
taintop (my phrase)
a
evolving. Planning to
could
Kabala and Medinaalso
compliance.
make it
disaster,
were
engineers (and scientists)
the Allen Building would Duke
disaster in
engineering
engineering
an
exist in
campus from the
Street.
Medina
Miguel
highways, amazing bridges
moon
as
with
the north
to
from Mars
the Phoenicians,
help
the end of Bell Service
students
help
arrests
to
this
as
disaster is.
a
perfections
registers bicycles!
neighborhoods
access
ize it
de-
registration
stolen bikes. It could also
Campus plan
other Duke bike
around
opposed
as
and poor judgment in New Orleans is beside the
com-
Thursday?
Rallying
to
(or worse)
disaster
engineering
an
the levees had held I
registration,
and would also
Day,
nowhere
was
same
together,
Kabala and
Zbigniew
The fact that there
time without contending with Erwin Road traffic.
Car-Free
was
this inci-
over
interests, incidents such
own
phisticated engineering
Research Center and another stair-free
Central
was-
last weekend
be in uproar
he wouldbe shocked that
the
a
rainy days.
rare
Anderson
bicycle path
now
Why
started? Is it
problem
happened
cannot
the greatest
as
isn’t
marvelous
dozen
a
who shares
getting tougher. Except
Road, and
commuters
a
with my characterization of the New Orleans
a man
ciety,
en-
a
for bike
flexibility
stair-free
paved,
this
into other
be done.
must
ruckus
a
Is
affected?
not
wrong; what
engineering
think such
organization,
provides
car-pooler
those
finding
Wal-Mart Emera
student
in-roads. Duke
same
on
campus from
Bryan
promotional
Management
new
an
ly disagree
bike is worth-
with Americans with Disabilities Act
is World
my
was
be in
for Katrina.
contract
I’m afraid the
staff and
to
revenue.
and is
no
exciting
classes
in
The Chronicle will to
a
from Flowers Drive
routes
I
to
tough
bicycle path
help
me
to
trouble.
has
problem
something
now
majority
Professors
If this
recommends bike
services
stair-free
short,
into
not occur.
Katrina
like.
you'd
as
faculty,
been available for years. Bike
of Erwin
comer
lot
a
the
the Gulf
senator
that he
Duke
commuting by
each
to
The
pass.
are
Trinity
Duke.
Transportation
help
policy
has been
legendary
oversee
Republican
impressed
Wal-Mart and other troduce
PTS
their energy
Vitter,
Louisiana,
would
things
$lOOO
these Duke benefits for years,
making
passes
to
receiving
same
not
are
supposed
we are
Belmontees” got
only supporting
Henri Gavin
every penny.
the chief executive officer,
Coast. Scott could cut costs, still for the
and
parking
service has ters
progress, but the
if the campus worked
Maybe
'42
keeping
precise
It’s
inventory.
long
a
commuting by following through
day-parking
with
some
disgrace. However,
Shackelford
an extra
the money.
tell you the
That’s the kind of leader we need to
pared
bike
courage
for
Many
to
while
is
much left
community pretty
be found when black students faced the
free health-club member-
a
day
every
bike
Advocacy,
Why
these inci-
alone?
dent when the campus, for the
views
political
Cafe
basis?
weekly
a
surrounding
in front of your
plus
campus,
plus
enjoying
Just
Wal-Mart head-
at
room.
of billions that
those whose
of their recommendations.
Rita
FEMA
on
while, it could be better, and
bike
Louisiana,
and doesn’t bother
can
the chief financial officer, hotel
was
every transaction and
tracking
to
bridge.
new
someone
tion of every thumbtack in its for
in destruction and
pleasure
parking right
be true?
In all seriousness,
struggle
New Or-
reported Sunday,
plan
dispenses $500,000
track of it? The company
to evacuate
money
a
been
How often do you think
became
and ordered
$500,000
gave FEMA
passed
suddenly
major
a
of snow removal.
cost
comprehensive plan
a
out
mailing
was
range of
New Yorkers
with the
1997, Congress
develop
flood within
Upstate
coping
FEMA
meant
flash
for every
average
else
use
to
too!
can
you
Road, there is
busy dealing
too
was
good
Accessibility
con-
California
of other “disasters” that Clinton declared—an
it
ter-
flood in New Orleans.
But it
of
the
during
19905. The threat of nuclear war a
a
of
Racine Harris
every year, will
you
too
muters
poor
students have been
much, why didn’t New Orleans
so
golden opportunity
a
the needs of poor
to
dur-
area
front
conditions.
deal: Free
anywhere
or
that
ship
great
a
Parking
backgrounds.
own
feasible way
out a
parking
might
single
especially
because of their
anything
in
benefits everyone
Biking
Witt, had been
But if
game and find great
the
case
Trinity
free
ever
students
some
differentfrom theirs.
leans, he said that he and his FEMA director, James Lee
people
that
seems
on
done last year when the
Don’t get
irritating alumni, particularly are
“the
because the
pre-game
ing
ser-
like himself.
suggested,
the 1990s
under
ABC’s This Week. While criticizing the Bush ad-
ministration for
n’t
this inci-
outraged by
deserve.
they
groups of people,
party.
center, where dozens
FEMA would work fine if it
say of
icles. “I think
his
by police
race/class issue? Since this
for
be
to
black students and
to
and rather
tailgate
not
authorities
by
Now, all of a sudden,
some
space
happening
game
game. If you aren’t
the anger when black students’ par-
the black
was
the
attending
can’t
“pre-
a
somewhere else.
few voices heard
a
problem
because
a
next
me
extra
Why
attention
letting
already
for the hurricane the week
popular
a
been talk of
concede that Wal-Mart and other
but
to
only
is
outrage last year when black students
was
We established still
of-
public
The company
operations
by moving supplies
Scott would not be
hear from
you
job.
people began preparing
They
dents?
had allowed
tailgater
their
solve the
WalterE.
FEMA’s
over
emergency
before it hit
said
with her three chil-
shopping
was
FEMA. It’s
to
Wal-Mart,”
at
I
for
the
invaded
being
were
were
at-
supposed
we
Parizade. Where
shield because I
are
Tailgate
the
during
you should
maybe
“man-handled”
were
Saturday.
ficials in Louisiana, and there’s
has its
water
shelters,
through
get
more
same assessment
Wal-Mart take
and boots for
saws
Secondly,
note
room
then
tailgate.
early morning barbeque
an
out of trouble. You
stay
you should be
team
your
dent? Where was
wind-
my
It
you get
Wal-Mart
at
You hear about
after the hurricane and
right
tached
public.
“I still haven’t hard
$304.04).
sheets and clothes for
workers,
still genera-
are
have
by
the
Therefore,
event.
to
limitations of
new
supporting
into that,
stickers
and
game
on
Club
the Sam’s
that there
at
(and priced
men-
who have been without
shoppers
marveling
If you
you hear obscenities.
politicians,
the trucks that rolled in
rescue
always busy.
visit the Wal-Mart and hear
that didn’t
help
windshield
political
ties
had about
some
previ-
a
ous
are
car rear
my
party.
to
lines that
find that
to
broken and
and
unknown
commentary
rants you hear
phone
Tierney
the lot
snapped
game”
Insti-
Virginia Military
over
blame the
lot for home football
Gym
victory
our
I have the
grad,
been
scratched
At
Red
FEMA
or
had
an
John
to
had been
mutilated
Pontchartrain. If you
Cross
of the
one
after
Duke
have been able
they may
son,
85-year-old
in the Card
parking
tute, I returned
wiper
here after Katrina
image
of
Saturday
games.
taste
Iron Duke and
an
privilege
~
north
mention
Lee Scott.
wave
the
shore
its
improve
to
of rebuilding
charge
a name:
Scott is the chief executive of few institutions
W. Bush feels
George
in
someone
put
the Gulf Coast, let
needs any
Washington
But if President
czars.
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