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THE INDEPENDENT DAILY AT DUKE UNIVERSITY
ELECTIONS
DURHAM
AND FIRST YEAR, ISSUE 25
918
Wagstaff
elect DSG
focuses
freshman
youth
on by
Josh
senators
Chapin
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First I. Lo,
then P.
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now
An board
Jackie Wagstaff, for
the
Board,
nickname
peal
Durham
recently J-Dub
the
to
a
day
School
move to
ap-
islative
Running
the
“people’s
The
recent
destruction of the
the
by
A trek
Wagstaff she
usually
facilities,
edu-
motto to
using
reach
her to
out
hip-hop
or a
She said she believes there
positive who
are
in gangs
7
and
make
walkway
for
room
the
to
the
the
services.
adjust
to
our
management
Despite
attributed
ecstatic
turnout.
I think it
“We
Many justment
locations been
to
rather
place grilled
voices
the
ad-
detours
have
Market-
a
cheese
with
extra
has
the
to
senior
Center,”
Bryan
sales decline of
average
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want
out—and
the
said.
is that
to to
suc-
very
it says
want
get
in-
their
get
DSG is
the way
candidates
Twenty-nine
for
the
eight spots —a
increase
from
only
positions
ed.
two
Many
last
of the
almost more
on
one
contest-
Walker
were
said,
candidate
than 100
Candidates serve
when
year,
positions
every
ran
dramatic
were
competitive,
very and
ceived
eater-
really
a
do that.”
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has
cholesterol than walk all the way
dining
there
10.6 percent for the three
West
new
an
year,
said
the
to
this
Walker
thing
one
volved and do
been difficult.
our
overall increase of
this
students
the
of
about was
campaign,”
“I think
to
and
candidates.
“I’m
students
cus-
to
participation
enthusiasm
establishseen
the
of DSG
part
at-
early
to
government
have
transactions.
tomer
“I’d
an
dining
leg-
election
elections
the
increased
cessful
West
on
increases in both sales and
di-
labor
of
all
except Subway
ments
man-
Jim Wulforst,
dining
the
Atrium and the Ar-
Alpine
Campus,
revenue,
3.2 percent in sales for all
Bryan
destroyed
was
concerned in
labor cost.”
decreased
since
significantly Center
has
center
we’re
said
need
just
Chapel
ald’s,
Center: McDon-
Bryan
madilloGrill. Elsewhere
decline
of
rector
Kilgo Quadrangle.
student
selling drugs
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the Duke
the
ageable,”
meandering
a
vendors
but I think the decline is
post
a
difficult
a
ies in the
Center
Bryan
“Certainly about
dining
and
shops
become
to
hub
campus
The number of visits
are
young people
or
revenue
suffering.
are
—
hike between the bushes be-
hind
to
retail
path adjacent
Durham’s
And
to numerous
choice between
children.
elements
on
in student
campus student plaza.
Center
Bryan
bustling
office—has
cation, gangs and crime. is
a
the
to
that is home
is
concerning
youth, including
Mingyang Liu
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election.
said
efforts
year’s
in the Nov. 8
Wagstaff
stores.
of the
other
candidates
issues
the student center and its
route to
overtake
to
on
popular pedestrian
BC vendors lose
platform—-
Durham’s
has cut off a
walkway
success
promote freshman
“hip-hop”
focused
Center
Bryan
her
as
the
DSG
and
general
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motto —as
well
senators
them in
Bryce Walker,
commissioner,
she this
use
Wednes-
body.
torney
can-
didate,” will
polls eight
represent
Senior
in her bid for Durham mayor. as
for
vote
will
the
to
Duke Student Government
generation
younger
to
who
the
918 fresh-
unprecedented
went
men
mem-
adopted in
Ryan McCartney
by
Diddy,
J-Dub.
ber
voters
were
re-
votes.
elected
of four DSG
to
com-
mittees and will attend DSG gen-
Students
dispute potential
policy
move-out
eral
body meetings.
Sunny McKenzie
by
Ikee Gardner
Duke students to
Myrde
planning end-of-year trips
Beach in 2007 may have
think about than which swimsuit next
Beginning
dence Life and to
shorten the
academic
move-out
to
living
Council
passed
At
Campus
Resi-
planning
for West and
due
graduating
not
are
and Central able
to
the
students who
seniors and live
campuses
leave their
enjoying
would
belongings
no at
West
on
longer
be
Duke while
traditional vacation
at
Myrtle
ways
go.
going
to shorten move-out
goes
students may have trouble making time for
into
effect,
Myrtle Beach.
cy],” cil
said
to
to
It’s
say
just
they a
can’t
matter
go.
They
of: What
can
are
al-
you
do with your stuff?” said Eddie Hull,
are
president.
exact
period
tially
is
length
of the shortened
currently
considered
move-
a
stance
pro-
the
year,
said
Brenna
sider its
was
members
at
passed were
a
senior.
implement
the
Council has
stance on
Coun-
last week,
under the
implement
to
of this academic
the end
Communications
Benson,
to
[the poli-
of the situation.”
that RLHS wanted
policy
new
with
have considered
not
may
angles
Council
Campus
2007, Campus
out
its
about the
happy
When the resolution
of
services.
Coordinator
Since
policy more
RLHS in
time
in-
Spring HAN, QINZHENG/THE
to con-
About 800
the issue.
students
one
busi-
more
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freshmen voted online
in the DSG election Wednesday than last
undecided. RLHS ini-
giving
7
meeting Tuesday night, reconsidered
not
“We
all the different
tends
housing
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Campus
supporting
junior Jay Ganatra, Campus
dean of residence life and executive director
The
If a proposed policy
not
Ath-
period.
complaints
student
impression
Beach. “It’s
Council
“Students
proposed policy,
move-out
Scott to
posed policy.
Central campuses. Under the
to
resolution
a
executive
an
week,
and
elected
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exam to move out
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spaces.
two-business-day
the
year,
period
of their
to wear.
Services is
Housing
more
after the last final
day
ness
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Kantha were
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8
year
(above),
when 106 cast
votes.