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Crime Briefs
By Staff Reports | September 11, 2003Students busted for pot, underage alcohol possession.
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Two years later, a campus reflects
By Aaron Levine and Jane Hetherington | September 11, 2003Two years after the World Trade Center and Pentagon tragedies, Duke continues to remember and reflect--however, there is a slightly different feel on campus this year.
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Merchants on Points drops 4, adds 2
By Karen Hauptman | September 10, 2003Students ordering their late-night study break meals will have to get used to a new roster of vendors this semester, as four establishments are no longer on the list and two new ones have been added.
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University caps bandwidth use
By Cindy Yee | September 10, 2003Administrators announced a policy last week that will limit individuals' bandwidth usage in order to speed up network service for students on the residential student network.
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ARAMARK put to the 'test'
By Andrew Collins | September 10, 2003After a major renovation of the Great Hall this summer, the eatery's management is facing high expectations from the University--what Director of Dining Services Jim Wulforst called an "acid test.".
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Hope fading, patients turn to bone marrow transplants
By Malavika Prabhu | September 10, 2003Bone marrow transplants are usually reserved as a last-resort for cancer.
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DSG unveils virtual Kiosk
By Emily Almas | September 10, 2003Tired of the brown huts littered with flyers?.
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Blue light phones get disability upgrade
By Emily Almas | September 10, 2003They are big, they are blue and they are often touted on admissions office tours as symbols of the University's campus security.
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Council talks Duke zoning
By Aaron Levine | September 10, 2003Robert Frost once wrote "Good fences make good neighbors.".
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Complaint filed in DSG election
By Emily Almas | September 10, 2003Despite reports of a smooth election from many candidates in Tuesday's Duke Student Government senatorial contest, two complaints were filed by candidates.
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DSG holds elections today for 'Senate' spots
By Emily Almas | September 9, 2003It may not be a presidential election, but students will be casting their votes with much of the same enthusiasm of the proverbial MTV slogan "Rock the Vote!" in today's Duke Student Government...
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McQuaid readies for DRH reign
By Kelly Rohrs | September 9, 2003David McQuaid gets called "Dennis" all the time.
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Safety, cost impact int'l recruiting
By Cindy Yee | September 9, 2003The University has stepped up its efforts over the last decade to create an internationally diverse student body, but safety concerns and financial constraints continue to keep admissions...
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Ewing aims for small, strong council
By Ian Crouch | September 9, 2003Associate Professor of Cultural Anthropology Katherine Ewing has assumed the chair of Arts and Sciences Council during a time of great change both for the council and for the Arts and Sciences...
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Douglas, Smith pace 1-1 Duke
By Catherine Sullivan | September 8, 2003One week after suffering a 27-0 shutout at the hands of Virginia, Duke (1-1) took an important step in the right direction Saturday night, snapping its eight-game losing streak with a 29-3 drubbing...
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BON APPETIT - A Table With A View: Cafe opens, flowers abound
By Karen Hauptman | September 8, 2003On a sunny fall afternoon, when August's heat has receded and it's finally comfortable to step outside again, the Sarah P.
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Editorial: $87 billion well-spent
By Staff Reports | September 8, 2003Four months and 287 American lives later, President George W.