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Preparing for the worst
By Dave Ingram | April 23, 2003It's a scene that few at Duke would like to contemplate. A militant group opposing U.S.
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OPINION
Column: Awesome responsibility, meaningful change
By Dave Ingram | April 23, 2003There is a saying in journalism that suggests reporters are charged "to comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable." Often attributed to early 20th-century New Yorker writer A.J.
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Schuster to address graduation
By Dave Ingram | April 15, 2003Over the next month or two, hundreds of college students will address their fellow seniors at graduations nationwide, reenacting what are, in some cases, centuries-old traditions.
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Officials suspend Sigma Nu
By Dave Ingram | April 15, 2003Student Affairs administrators placed Sigma Nu fraternity on "interim suspension" Monday after Chapel Hill police officers found six of the group's pledges wandering intoxicated near Old Erwin Road.
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Keohane decision confirms rumors
By Dave Ingram | March 3, 2003President Nan Keohane's announcement Sunday that she plans to step down as Duke's eighth president in June 2004 ended months--in fact, years--of speculation regarding her future.
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Rodas takes top post at small college
By Dave Ingram | February 27, 2003One of the University's highest-ranking behind-the-scenes administrators was named this week to the top post at Southampton College, part of the Long Island University system.
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Coping with terrorism
By Dave Ingram | February 5, 2003Barely had I felt so safe as on a recent trip to Israel, but rarely had I felt so threatened as on the last day of the same visit.
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Friends, family remember caring, devoted pathologist
By Dave Ingram | January 10, 2003Dr. Kenneth Schneider, a professor emeritus of clinical pathology, an involved community member and a beloved father and husband, died last Saturday following an extended illness. He was 69.
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Stimulus package focuses on long-term, profs say
By Dave Ingram | January 9, 2003President George W. Bush's plan for boosting the slumping U.S.