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Breyers out, Edy's in!
By Jan Hetherington | July 23, 2003Breyers has followed the Oak Room to the dustbin of campus eateries, but unlike the Oak Room it has a ready replacement: Edy's ice cream.
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U.S. News ranks Duke Hospital 6th
By Malavika Prabhu | July 23, 2003For the fourth year in a row, U.S.
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Sexual assault policy changed
By Andrew Collins | July 23, 2003Responding to student complaints, the University has significantly reimagined its sexual assault policy and procedures.
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Steep parking hikes draw fire
By Andrew Collins | July 23, 2003Parking rates have soared this year for employees, with Director of Parking and Transportation Services Cathy Reeve saying the increase will go toward funding ambitious future projects and...
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Alcohol orientation program cut
By Andrew Collins | July 23, 2003With the discontinuation of "So You Wanna Get Buzzed?" as the freshman alcohol lecture - and no analogous replacement in sight - administrators are betting that some alcohol-related skits and an...
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Summer attendance climbs higher
By Cindy Yee | July 23, 2003Summer session enrollments increased again this year with administrators crediting the rise to such factors as students' strategic planning for their academic programs, additional financial aid...
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Grad students mull child co-op
By Jane Hetherington | July 23, 2003The Women's Initiative Steering Committee is working to bring a self-run childcare co-operative to Duke's graduate and professional students.
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Comics collection gives Duke extra POW!
By Cindy Yee | July 23, 2003Alicia Korenman, a graduate student in religion, has spent countless hours browsing through comic books and role-playing games this summer. No, she's not unemployed.
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Disciplinary cases down as RCs step in early
By Andrew Collins | July 23, 2003One year into the Residence Coordinators program, the impact of RCs has been borne out dramatically in disciplinary cases.
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Pratt expansion looks likely
By Alex Garinger | July 23, 2003The expansion of the Pratt School of Engineering by 50 undergraduate students per class, once only a distant goal, now seems to be on the fast-track to approval.
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Kilgo, Southgate bathrooms get DukeCard entry
By Cindy Yee | July 23, 2003Starting this fall, residents in Kilgo Quadrangle on West Campus and Southgate Dormitory on East Campus will need DukeCards to enter their bathrooms.
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By Compiled by Andrew Collins, Cindy Yee and Megan Carroll; Photos by Anthony Cross | July 23, 2003Oak Room closes in space reorganization.
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New RLHS policy draws criticism
By Andrew Collins | July 23, 2003A housing loophole that allowed students to escape the three-year on-campus live-in requirement with little consequence has been closed up by Residential Life and Housing Services, but some...
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ACES website receives slick summer makeover
By Jane Hetherington | July 23, 2003While students have been off interning or studying abroad this summer, Student Information Services and Systems has logged countless hours redesigned ACES.
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Officials hire initial Village architect
By Cindy Yee | July 23, 2003The University has hired Raleigh architect Clymer Cease to help with preliminary planning for the West Campus student village.
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Committee to fine-tune C2K
By Andrew Collins | July 23, 2003With a review of Curriculum 2000 now underway, administrators said the quantity and nature of area requirements and language transfer issues are among the major topics to be considered.
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Santillan suit a possibility
By Malavika Prabhu | July 23, 2003Although Duke University Hospital had committed to commemorating Jesica Santillan's memory with a fund in her name, her mother, Magdalena Santillan, has recently retracted her endorsement of the fund.
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BREAKING NEWS: Sheriff, Trinity '01, killed in Chicago accident
By Cindy Yee | June 30, 2003Katherine Sheriff, Trinity '01, died early Sunday morning when a porch collapsed at a Chicago party, killing 12 people. She was 23.