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THE INDEPENDENT DAILY AT DUKE UNIVERSITY
slim
Despite
showing,
block
ONE HUNDRED
parties
ED remains
THE CHRONICLE
Boasting
dents
took
party late the
businesses
Ninth
to
of 2009
by only
met
Street
the
to
For
much
of
Durham
which
main
the
of
goals
on
in
Durham and
tween “
cause
of
governments
Adams,
coming
within
and
The
from
area
addition
was
to
there were
many
spring rolls, took part in
Cream and
ganizations, participated. many
band that
to
the
as
The
an a
students
was
performed
“We’re
to
restaurants
Duke
Ice or-
group, also
hit of the
Camivalito,
at
$29.8 million, renovation of
a
a
cur-
about
to
variety
of
accommodate the fu-
is
new
finishing
to
the
Once
building.
complete,
will relocate
partment
the 1996
a
Only a small number of students showed
up for the Ninth Street block party, hosted
by
Duke and Durham.
night salsa
Olympic
of
tor
Games in Atlanta, Ga. “I
was
drawn
by
Local merchants, however,
the rich
vibe,”
freshman
Alex Aheam said about the band’s music. The block
project tation
that
to
get
community.
party
part
of
larger
a
with freshman orien-
began
Duke students
out
into the
The effort will continue in
early October, will be
was
invited
when to
groups
eat
of students
dinner
at
a
with
pointed dents
that
emergency
the
new
facility
Garage
Rosenbaum
said
he
invited,
were
five
told
was
he
so
six
or
“We’re
for
out
by
came
happy
to
slated for
students
1,700
The
when
the
his table.
promote
on
target,”
said
direc-
operations
medical services,
will cap off the
completion
primary
increased
seen
business,
our
emergency
department
George’s
surprised
was
much clinical
of the
The renovation of the old emergency
stu-
Thursday’s
of
begin.
pretty
Winter 2006 construction deadlines.
disap-
number of
paltry
turned
Josh
event.
only
the
were
will
Kathleen Finch,
that
decals
Homemade
capella
biggest
at
and
currently
are
expansion
services
to
including George’s
Jerry’s
on
of emergency medicine.
In
bands,
street
car
One World Market. such
event.
for
the
merchants and
and
to
steel frame for the
Clay
homemade cookies.
the event,
Ben
up
lining
is
year.
department
designed
a
and renovation of the old emergency de-
from Duke
T-shirts
local
Many
for
tables
everything
expansion
Workers
-
set
an
emergency
ture
and
Markham Avenue
stages
next
in
depart-
University Hospital
completion
project, budgeted
features
depart-
said
blocked off for the
two
construction emergency
50,000 square feet and include
coordinator of orientation in the
Main Street
Garage,
rent
about be-
Duke
organizations,”
of the
the space. It will double the size of the
merchants and
Dean of Students Office.
offered
The
includes
community.
is
party]
divisions
community
the
make
of
phase
Duke
at
track for
opportunities
collaboration of many
and
ments
local
block
ment
party,
to
first
total overhaul
foster interaction be-
to
students and the
[The
chil-
street.
block
were
of the
more aware
The
were
young
large part by
in
Will Horning
by
THE CHRONICLE
the
the
Division of Student Affairs, students
they
there
event,
families with
organized
was
city—but
schedule
on
welcome
to
Campus.
dren than Duke students The
resiblock
a
handful of freshmen
a
who ventured off East
more
mer-
and
for
afternoon
Thursday
Class
were
of foods and
variety
a
Durham
chandise,
of
Expansion
Paula Rosine Long
by
AND FIRST YEAR, ISSUE 21
in
recent
partment
was
reason
patient
project
and is
in the fall of 2007. for the
expansion
flow that
years. Built in
designed
to
DUH
1981,
is
has
the de-
accommodate
local SEE BLOCK PARTY ON
home, Adams said.
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Free ride: students fix
give
up, by
bicycles
away
Molly McGarrett THE CHRONICLE
Whether
window,
they
zooming past
are
outside
parked
on
gle, bicycles
becoming
are
riding—force
Bike
Advocacy,
on
an
students dedicated to
a
driving—or
promoting cycling
much of this
change—providing
public
“We’ve fixed them Bike
out on
like
to
400 bikes and
gotten
co-founder and
graduate
putting them
bikes
a
already
bikes into
the
members
as
an
owned
is also inter-
Advocacy
Bike
community use
en-
Wolosin,
Beyond repairing
Duke
and
initiatives.
ecology.
by students, ested in
free bike
the road,” said Mike
Advocacy
student in
over
awareness
on
behind
Durham, is
fixed-up cycles
away
in other
of Duke
organization
around
gaging
or
campus.
campus and
repairs, giving
bus
Quadran-
Main West
getting repaired rather
a
Alpine Bagels
hands of
who
alternative
would MATT TERRITO/THE CHRONICLE
means
Bike see
bikes
ON PAGE
7
Advocacy,
use on
a
campus,
groupof students
promoting bicycle
pushes for environmental awareness.