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2005
THE INDEPENDENT DAILY AT DUKE UNIVERSITY
ACLU sheds on
by
Evelyn Ku
Tuesday dents
and thunder their
the
learn how
to
in
rights
weeks of the
flex
to
of the
American Civil
Union,
a
meeting
dent’s Guide
Encounters,”
to
pus party last weekend.
chapter
dents and assistant vice
Sue
Liberties
Police
held in the Old
a
row
it
was
was
the
Duke
as
hosted
video
the
The after
to
that
people
with
what
taken
of the
Citizen’s
Police
forfeit
actual
encounters.
their
pressed
enforcement
do, focusing resident
by
En-
often
specific questions
law
cannot
De-
fielded
emphasized
Several students cers
Police
The
which
rights during
at
present
viewing
a
stu-
officers from
Surviving
counters,”
of
president
panel
“Busted:
Guide
particularly
was
were
University
questions
the third year in
the ACLU has
event, the session
event,
partment.
Chemistry building Tuesday. Though
the
ar-
off-cam-
dean
Wasiolek,
for student affairs,
called “A Stu-
Surviving
was
and the
at an
with
encounters
Duke’s
semester
of four seniors
rest
law enforcement officials.
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numerous
Alcohol Law En-
by
forcement officers in the first few
stu-
rain
pouring
of the
light
students cited
several
night
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Students also learned that alcitizens have the
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though
that
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three-day
a
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facilities
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initiative and protect
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music and movie files.
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