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Allen takes helm of faculty council

By Andrew Collins | September 3, 2002

When Dr. Nancy Allen came to Duke in 1978 for a medical internship and residency, she did not intend to stay long.

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Juke Joint

By Yeji Lee | September 3, 2002

Sara Caroway clutched her parasol, damaged knees awkwardly jutting out beneath the hem of her skirt as she walked toward a small, shabby establishment in the near distance--"Little's Grocery" by...

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Task force plans BFSI successor

By Whitney Beckett | September 3, 2002

As the Black Faculty Strategic Initiative heads toward its final months, a new task force is meeting next week to begin shaping a new University effort to increase faculty diversity over the next...

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Officials respond to WEL flooding

By Whitney Beckett | September 3, 2002

Sunday's flooding of the West-Edens Link left over 30 students homeless the last two nights, but most of the new building's 350 residents were able to return early Monday morning.

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Duke's other athletes

By Kiya Bajpai | September 2, 2002

Senior Anne Bowlus always loved to sail.

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Armadillo seeks facelift, adds events

By Andrew Card | September 2, 2002

The Armadillo Grill is implementing changes to its look this fall, in an attempt to fill a campus social void left by the Hideaway's closure two years ago.

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Farm worker supporters speak out

By Cindy Yee | September 2, 2002

Farm worker supporters gathered for a press conference Sunday in reaction to the University's announcement that it would lift its boycott of Mt.

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UNIVERSITY BRIEFS

By from Staff Reports | September 2, 2002

The opening of a new Subway eatery in the West Union Building has been delayed for at least a week because an oven has not yet been delivered to the site.

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CRIME BRIEFS

By from Staff Reports | September 2, 2002

A visitor reported that while her vehicle was parked in the overflow lot on Duke University Road between 8:30 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. Aug.

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Visitor reports rape on campus

By from Staff Reports | September 2, 2002

An 18-year-old female visitor reported that, between midnight and 5:30 a.m.

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WEL evacuated after flooding

By Whitney Beckett | September 2, 2002

Just two weeks after opening its doors, the West-Edens Link closed them Sunday night for almost three hours after suffering severe flood damage from Building B's fire sprinkler system.

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Students carry goal posts to Chapel after 1st win since 1999

By Alex Garinger | September 2, 2002

A 23-game losing streak and a week of rain can create a devil of a celebration.

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Students storm the field

By Alex Garinger | August 31, 2002

A 23-game losing streak and a week of rain can create one hell of a celebration.

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Conner to begin new DPD search

By Ruth Carlitz | August 30, 2002

Seven months after former Durham police chief Teresa Chambers left her post for a job at the U.S. Park Service in Washington, D.C., the city of Durham has yet to find a permanent replacement.

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Learning to make waves

By Azi Fathi | August 30, 2002

Interested in an all-expenses-paid trip to the beach? There's a catch: "You will be responsible for being a serious, dedicated participant who will carry out a year-long commitment to a student...

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N.C. News this week

By Staff Reports | August 30, 2002

Senate okays House version of spending bill The Senate approved the House version of a resolution authorizing state spending at reduced levels through Sept.

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Medical physicist takes GPSC helm

By Kira Rosoff | August 30, 2002

This is the fifth story in a five-part series profiling various student leaders this year.

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Reeve to open Edens lots for some students on weekends

By Whitney Beckett | August 30, 2002

To accommodate students who do not live on West Campus, but who still like to hang out there on the weekends, the University will give those students weekend card access to two Towerview Drive...

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Duke lifts boycott of pickle company

By Cindy Yee | August 30, 2002

The University lifted its boycott of the Mt.

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Program to examine God, ethnicity

By Alex Garinger | August 30, 2002

Conflicts involving race, sex and God have inflamed human passions for centuries--starting wars, toppling empires and, in some cases, even bringing great happiness.