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Oh, the places we'll go! Fourth in a five part series: Europe and Middle East
By Interviews by Katie Xiao | September 4, 2003Mollie Lurey, sophomore.
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LGBT liaison reaches perspective students
By Cindy Yee | September 4, 2003Effective this fall, the Office of Undergraduate Admissions has designated a liaison between its office and the Center for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Life.
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Durham Park residents, including off-campus students, discuss future
By Jennifer Hasvold | September 4, 2003"Hello. Won't you be my neighbor?".
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Robertson bus extends hours
By Aaron Levine | September 4, 2003Chapel Hill is far more than a stone's throw away from Durham, as many Duke students are frustratingly aware.
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DRH hires McQuaid as CEO
By Malavika Prabhu and Kelly Rohrs | September 4, 2003Officials of Duke University Health System announced Wednesday David McQuaid as the next chief executive officer of Durham Regional Hospital, one of two community hospitals under DUHS.
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Desai stresses need for sustainable development
By Ian Crouch | September 3, 2003Nitin Desai did not come to Duke to enjoy a round of golf at the Washington Duke during the first week of his retirement from the position of United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Economic and...
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Stern: World Bank can foster accountability
By Aaron Levine | September 3, 2003Camel cheese, a delicacy that commands high prices in European markets, will not help the economies of developing nations.
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Oh, the places we'll go!! Part 3 in a 5 part series
By Interviews by Cori Cerny | September 3, 2003Ling Yang, junior.
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Edwards campaign losing steam
By Will Rosenthal | September 3, 2003It has been a tough few months for John Edwards in his quest to win the Democratic presidential nomination for the 2004 election.
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Paulus commits to Duke
By Michael Mueller | September 3, 2003Chalk up another recruiting victory for Coach Krzyzewski.
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Panhandling comes under fire
By Jennifer Hasvold | September 3, 2003For Mike, making ends meet is a challenge every day.
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GPSC kicks off year with budget alterations
By Andrew Gerst | September 3, 2003Budgets and introductions dominated the Graduate and Professional Student Council's first meeting of the year Tuesday night, as the council reached out to its constituents by sharply increasing...
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Annual review examined
By Andrew Collins | September 3, 2003Annual review, the process by which fraternities and other selective living groups are evaluated on programming and citizenship, will be overhauled this September and October by a committee headed...
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Solicitation ordinance dropped
By Josh Nimocks | September 3, 2003Duke students and Durham residents may continue to see panhandlers at major intersections up and down U.S.
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OSAF narrows director search
By Andrew Collins | September 2, 2003After undergoing a complete physical and organizational overhaul this summer, the newly revamped Office of Student Activities and Facilities is preparing to hire a full-time director.
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Fuqua class increases by 60
By Andrew Gerst | September 2, 2003Even with a 17 percent jump in daytime MBA students it's been business as usual at the Fuqua School of Business, which started classes Monday.
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Download music? Call your lawyer.
By Gabriel Chen | September 2, 2003Zaid Al-Husseini is frustrated.