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New staff runs Sanford Deli
By Aaron Levine | August 28, 2003The menu at the Sanford Deli may be largely the same, but the hands behind the counter have changed.
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Vitarelli tackles student needs
By Emily Almas | August 27, 2003All it took was a ping-pong table to get Campus Council President Anthony Vitarelli involved in campus leadership.
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'OUT OF CONTROL'
By Cindy Yee | August 27, 2003Many students enjoyed the first weekend of the new semester with a few laughs, and more than a few beers, at houses off of East Campus.
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An appetite for archaeology
By Liana Wyler | August 27, 2003As the gears of the fall semester crank up, many of us fondly look back on this past summer with memories of lazy days spent at the beach.
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Residents say new cop beat positive step
By Cindy Yee | August 27, 2003While the prospect of wider Duke police patrols has left many students apprehensive about the future of off-campus parties, Durham residents living off East Campus say they hope the Duke...
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As campaigns begin, Jentleson back in action
By Andrew Collins | August 27, 2003Election season is fast approaching, foreign policy is consuming public discourse and many Democrats are seeking experts to advise them on the complexities of a post-Sept. 11 world.
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A midsummer night's Durham
By Cori Cerny | August 27, 2003Being in North Carolina for the summer means heat. And lots of it. But hot and sticky Durham only necessitates one of the staples of the summer: the Belmont pool.
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WEL media, game rooms open
By Andrew Collins | August 26, 2003Games, movies and television--an idle mind's paradise.
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Bigelow thinks big for Union
By Aaron Levine | August 26, 2003Duke University Union President Jonathan "Deuce" Bigelow is perhaps above all else a great movie fan. Not a good movie fan, a great one.
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Ibrahim urges Mideast democracy
By Whitney Robinson | August 26, 2003The political science department has a very personal Egyptian connection.
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HIV high among Triangle students
By Malavika Prabhu | August 26, 2003Two studies released independently this summer from researchers at Duke and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill highlighted a high risk of sexually transmitted diseases for young...
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Students mixed over new beat off East
By Cindy Yee | August 26, 2003The news that Duke police may soon be patrolling around East Campus has elicited a sigh of relief from some students--but consternation among those who fear the Duke badge will frequent...
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Graduate students take ethics training
By Gillian Barnard | August 26, 2003Professional ethics for graduate students frequently remains a focus unique to science and medicine, but beginning this year, all incoming doctoral students at Duke are required to undergo...
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CIGNA contract
By Kelly Rohrs | August 26, 2003The Private Diagnostic Clinic at the Medical Center announced Friday it will no longer accept CIGNA Healthcare as of Jan. 1, 2005.
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When the lights go out...
By Staff Reports | August 25, 2003In the late afternoon of Aug. 14, the lights went out on Broadway.
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Bus shelters debut after many years of lobbying
By Andrew Collins | August 25, 2003The Office of Parking and Transportation Services deprived future Duke Student Government candidates of a perennially popular election platform Friday by installing four long-awaited bus...
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Not for sale: Soccer players fight for Erwin Park
By Cindy Yee | August 25, 2003The University withdrew an offer to buy Erwin Field on Oregon Street after local soccer groups and parks advocates opposed the sale earlier this summer.
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Viruses wreak havoc on Duke net
By Cindy Yee | August 25, 2003The computer worm that caused a brief network outage Friday is only one of a number of viruses the Office of Information Technology is trying to remedy as students return to campus and bring...