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tricks on us. We see things the way our minds have instructed our eyes to see. We think
the way our minds have instructed our minds to think. We are familiar with one way of
thinking.

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DUKE UNIVERSITY

101 Bryan Center
Durham, NC 27708
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CONTENTS

4 PROLOGUE

38 STUDENT LIFE

46 Tailgate

58 K-Ville

72 Springternational

76 LDOC

THECHANTI
CLEER

UNIVERSITY

106

SPORTS

152

EVENTS

184

PEOPLE

Guest Speakers

108

Football

154

Matt and Kim

188

Senior Photos

Smith Warehouse

114

Volleyball

164

Lunar New Year

232

Group Photos

Duke Engage

126

Men's Basketball

166

Cameron Rocks

252

EPILOGUE

100

Faculty Spotlights

132

Women's Basketball

174

AWAAZ

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Men's Lacrosse

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6-7 SEASONS OF DUKE

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8-9 DURHAM CONGRATULATES THE 2010 NCAA
MENS BASKETBALL NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
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10-11 MASCOT b CRAZIES, DUKE VS. UNC
Photos by Fei Lian

12-13 ROW FOR THE CURE
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14-15 CELLPHONES
Photos by Staff

16-17 DANCE CLASS

Photo by Ashley Tsai

18-19 BREAST CANCER AWARENESS EVENT
SPONSORED BY DUKE RELAY FOR LIFE
Photo by Taylor Martyn

20-21 STUDENT PRODUCTION OF 'CLOSER'
Photo by Nafeesa Jafferjee

22-23 TAILGATE, FOOTBALL

Photos by (left) Fei Lian (right) Chase Olivieri

24-25 KID CUDI WITH CROWD, CAMERON ROCKS
Photo by Taylor Martyn

26-27 KOREAN H DAY DANCE PERFORMANCE
Photos by Felicia Arriaga

28-29 DUKE ENGAGE: FIJI

Photo by Chrissy DiNicola

30-31 DUKE CHINESE DANCE

Photo by (left) Kristin Oakley (right) Fei Lian

32-33 DUKE UNIVERSITY HAIR CUTTERS
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34-35 WOMEN'S GOLF
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36-37 POLEVAULTER

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PURPLE WEEK

2009-2010 marked the Purple
campaign's inaugural year at Duke.
In an effort to make students more
socially aware, Purple polled the
community to find which social
causes they considered to be
most important; Human Rights,
Educational Inequality, Cancer
Awareness, Research and Prevention,
Race Relations, and Environmental
Sustainability. Each day of Purple
Week was designated to one of the
five causes. Students wore T-shirts to
show their support for the causes. The
week culminated in a concert with
Mike Posner (10) as the headliner.

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by Chase Olivier

Photo by Chase OUvieri

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BULL CITY
FOOTBALL FEST

In honor of the first football game
between Duke and North Carolina
Central University, both schools held
a celebration for the greater Durham
community. As part of an effort to
extend beyond the "Duke Bubble,"
students were bused to the Durham
Athletic Park to participate in a pep
rally for the Bull City Gridiron Classic
that took place on Homecoming
Saturday. The event also had carnival
games, food vendors, live bands,
and performances by student
organizations such as DefMo.

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TAILGATE

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CAMERON CRAZIES

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For the first time, a black tenting
policy was implemented in K-Ville.
Black tenting, which began one week
before blue tenting, required Crazies
to sleep under a tarp rather than a
tent. The Crazies were rewarded by
the first home win against University
of North Carolina in five seasons.

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DURHAM
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'BLACK LOVE'

The Black Student Alliance evaluated
the status of relationships on campus
at the Black Love panel discussion.
Students took part in a discussion on
the definition of 'relationship' within
the Black community. The panel
included students in relationships,
faculty members, and relationship
experts.

CAMP KESEM DAY

Camp Kesem is a summer camp for
children whose parents either have
had or have cancer In order to raise
awareness for the camp, members
threw an event on the plaza, known as
Camp Kesem Day. The event offered
sumo wrestling, rock wall climbing,
and information for participants.

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FREEDOM WITHOUT WALL

To commemorate the twentieth
anniversary of the fall of the
Berlin Wall, a temporary wall was
constructed on West Quad and
covered in graffiti.

SPRINGTERNATIONAL

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START-UP CHALLENGE

The Duke Start-Up Challenge is an
entrepreneurship competition that
runs the course of the academic year
for student-run start-up companies.
This year, the challenge was
celebrating its 10-year anniversary.
The keynote speaker for the finale
was Aaron Patzer (Duke '02), who
recently sold his start-up, mint,
com, for $170 million. This year's
winner of the $25,000 grand prize
was Wasabi, a revolutionary idea
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LINDA BURTON, PH.D.

James B. Duke Professor of Sociology

What achievement are you most

proud of?

Raising four wonderful, successful

children who are caring human

beings.

What is your favorite thing to do in

Durham7

Go on walking tours.

What is your favorite restaurant in

Durham?

Watt's Grocery.

What is the best advice you ever got
from a student?
Continue to keep it real!

What is something your students

might be surprised to learn about

you?

I am an avid game show contestant

and have appeared on The Price is

Right' and 'Dream House!'

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TOM HARKINS

Associate University Archivist,

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What achievement are you most
proud of?
Exercising regularly.

What is your favorite thing to do in

Durham7

Take a walk in Duke Gardens in the

spring.

What is your favorite restaurant in

Durham?

Anotherthyme.

What is the best advice you ever got
from a student?
To laugh more.

What is something your students

might be surprised to learn about

you7

I'm a Japanese maples fanatic.

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JNNE "A-Y" BRYANT, PH.D.

Director for Training Programs and
Multicultural Services Liaison, Counseling and
Psychological Services (CAPS)

What achievement are you most
proud of7

The personal accomplishment I
am most proud of is an ongoing
one, parenting and raising my son
Isaiah. My proudest professional
accomplishment is having the
privilege of serving as a consultant
to the Center for Race Relations'
Common Ground Diversity
Retreat. I have served this student
organization for seven years and had
the opportunity to watch students
transform their lives, their campus and
their global communities in the spirit
of inclusiveness and social justice.

What is your favorite thing to do in
Durham?

Since 1994, I have always loved
attending the American Dance
Festival. Last year was the first time
I experienced the ADF at the new
Durham Performing Arts Center. It
was magnificent.

What is your favorite restaurant in
Durham7

I'm not a "foodie" so for special
occasions I like the Magnolia Grill.
Given that I spend most of my waking
hours at Duke, it really is the Loop.
It is a place where I can go and like
"Cheers", "everybody knows my
name". The staff are the warmest
kindest group of folks you will ever
meet!

What is the best advice you ever got
from a student?
Stay real.

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might be surprised to learn about
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What achievement are you most
proud of7

I have very close relationships with
my family including my nieces and
nephews, and I am fortunate to have
many dear friends from across my life.

What is your favorite thing to do in

Durham?

Ride my bike on the American

Tobacco Trail and take walks in Duke

Gardens.

What is your favorite restaurant in

Durham7

Nosh.

What is the best advice you ever got
from a student7

When returning papers to students
in class to place them directly in the
students' hands rather than sliding
them across a desk or table, because
students could think you were
avoiding contact with them just as
many people do when someone's
skin color is different than their own.

What is something your students
might be surprised to learn about
you7

I bought my first drum set when I
was twelve with money I had earned
by babysitting and mowing people's
lawns, and I played in a garage band
during high school

JANIE LONG, PH.D.
Director of the Center for Lesbian, Gay,
Bisexual, and Transgender Life and
Affiliated Faculty in Sexuality Studies
and Women's Studies

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DUKES AND DUCHESSES
Student Ambassadors

Dukes and Duchesses is a group
of volunteers dedicated to serving
as student representatives of Duke
University. It was founded on the
belief that bringing undergraduates
into contact with University affiliates is
beneficial to Duke and to the students
themselves.

:enter for race relations

he Center for Race Relations
ZRR) consists of four departments:
Haiogues, Common Ground, House
bourses, and Students to Unite
'uke (STUD). The CRR received a
'istinguished Leadership and Service
ward.

Vision

One day, Duke's community will be
one of inclusion and respect that
recognizes, embraces, and values
both our common humanity and
differences as individuals, creating
a society in which identity is neither
constrained nor prescribed by group
affiliation.

Mission

As a student-run organization, the
CRR acts as an ally for all individuals
who are discriminated against and
marginalized. We provide a safe
space for meaningful exchange
among all members of Duke's diverse
community through sustained
dialogue, academic engagement,
social interaction, and experiential
learning.

The CRR challenges people to think
critically about issues of diversity in an
environment open to all perspectives.

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FOOTBALL

Coach David Cutcliffe
Record 5 W, 7 L

With another year under Head Coach
David Cutcliffe, the Duke football
continued the trend set by the
previous season of development and
improvement. The Blue
Devils finished the season 3-5 in the
ACC and 5-7 overall, both marked
improvements from last year's season.
Duke started off the season strong,
winning 2 of its first four games, with
convincing victories over Army and
North Carolina Central. As conference
play approached, the Blue Devils
maintained this momentum, leading
to a spectacular start to ACC play.
After a tough fight in the toss against
top-ten ranked Virginia Tech to open
the season, Duke went on to win its
next three ACC games, against North
Carolina State, Maryland, and Virginia.

Duke showed further signs of
growth and improvement on both
the stat sheet and the scoreboard,
improving in a number of areas such
as pass completion percentage, points
scored, points against, and special
teams efficiency. As has been the
trend under Coach Cutcliffe, Duke
remained a predominantly passing
team, allowing startgin guarterback
Theddeus Lewis to throw for 3,378
yards and 20 touchdowns during
the season, earning him ACC and
national recognition. Among other
Duke players receiving national
honors, senior defensive tackle Vince
Oghobaase was named as a third
team All-American by Sporting News

With the 2010 season fast
approaching and Coach Cutcliffe
deciding to stay at Duke, despite head
coaching offers from other schools,
Blue Devil fans everywhere should
look foreward to another statement
season.

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WOMEN'S
VOLLEYBALL

Coach Jolene Nagel
Record 27 W, 3 L

Duke Volleyball ended the 2009
season with its fourth straight 25-win
year, and fifth straight trip the the
NCAA national tournament. The
team finished with an impressive 17-3
conference record, 27-6 overall. In
her 11th year as head coach, Jolene
Nagal coached her best season yet
and the second winningest season
in Duke volleybal history. Despite a
first round loss to the No. 24 ranked
Tennessee in the NCAA tournament,
the defensive prowess and cohesive
senior class of the 2009 squad made it
one of the most impressive in recent
years.

For the 10th consecutive year,
two Blue Devils, Kellie Catanach and
Rachel Moss, were named to the
All-East regional team. Moss, one
of the team's most prolific seniors
and offensive weapons, went on
to achieve first team All-American
academic honors, while finishing
top five in Duke Volleyball history in
career kills, digs and service aces.
The team will miss one of its most
accomplished senior classes ever,
losing seniors Christina Falcone,
Rachael Moss, Sue Carls and Brittany
Staffeil. The four composed Duke
Volleyball's winningest class ever.

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MEN'S SOCCER

Record 17 W, 9 L, 1 T

Duke Blue Devils advanced to the
third round of the NCAA Tournamer
for the first time since 2006 after
beating Winthrop in the first round
and upsetting 14th-seed Michigan
State in the second round. The thirc
seed Wake Forest Demon Deacons
advanced to the quarterfinal for the
fourth consecutive year, while the
Blue Devils finished the season with
14-7 overall record. Andrew Wenge
was named the 2009 ACC Men's
Soccer Freshman of the Year and
first team All-ACC. Junior midfielde
Cole Grossman was awarded secoi
team All-ACC honors, while freshm
forward Ryan Finley earned a spot<
the ACC All-Freshman Team. Eight
Duke players were named on the
2009 Men's Soccer All-ACC Acader
Team. James Belshaw, Josh Bienei
feld, Ryan Finley, Ryan McDaniel, K
Sih, Matthew Thomas, Christopher
Tweed-Kent and Andrew Wengerve
all recognized for their efforts and
accomplishments on the field in th
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WOMEN'S SOCCER

Coach Robbie Church
Record 8 W, 9 L, 4 T

Duke women's soccer tear

away with a 2-0 loss tc --; ;
of third-ranked Florida Stsre r " :
quarterfinals of the ACC Tot la lent.
Duke lost in the first round of the
NCAA Tournament for the first
time since 1997, breaking a seven-
game winning streak in the NCAA
Tournament first round. Their 2009
season came to an end after they fell
to the No. 12 Rutgers Scarlet Knights.
2-0. Six Blue Devils, Jane Alukonis,
Kendall Bradley. Tara Campbell.
KayAnne Gummersall, Cody Newman
and Elisabeth Redmond, earned the
honor of being named to the All-ACC
Academic Women's Soccer Team.
For the seventh straight year, the
Duke women's soccer team earned
the 2009 National Soccer Coaches
Association of America (NSCAA)
College Team Academic Award.

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SWIM AND DIVE

Duke Swimming and Diving ended
their season with both Women's and
Men's teams placing 6th overall in
the ACC Championships at Chapel
Hill, NC ACC Divers of the Year
Nick McCory and Abby Johnston
represented Team USA at the 2010
FINA/Li-Ning Diving World Series.
McCory won the bronze medal
in men's synchronized 10-meter
diving and sixth place in the men's
synchronized 3-meter springboard.
Johnston won the bronze medal in
the women's 3-meter synchronized
diving. McCory ACC Male Diver of
the Year and ACC Male Freshman of
the Year, won the 2010 NCAA national
diving title and 2 ACC diving titles.
Johnston, ACC Female Diver of the
Year, won the one and 3-meter ACC
Championship titles. As a freshman,
McCory has garnered an undefeated
regular season, 3 Duke records, 2 ACC
titles, 2 ACC Championship records,
2 ACC conference records, 2 NCAA
Zone titles, and 3-time All-America.
Duke Diving head coach Drew
Johansen was named USA Diving's
Coach of Excellence.

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LM'S ROWING

Coach Robyn Horner

Duke Rowing ended their season with
a 3rd place finish overall at the ACC
Championship in Clemson, SC. At the
Knetcht Cup in Camden. NJ, the team
placed 1st in Open Quad, 1st in Varsity
8 rowing, and 1st in Varsity 2 rowing.
The Varsity 8 group was named the
ACC Crew of the Week.

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FIELD HOCKEY

Coach Beth Bozman

Duke Field Hockey ended its season
with a 9-10 overall win-loss record.
Seniors Lauren Miller and Amie Survilla
earned All-ACC honors and first team
NFHCA All-America awards. Miller
and Survilla were also named to the
NFHCA All-Star squad. 13 members of

Duke Field Hockey were named to the
NFHCA Academic All-America team
and 7 received ACC All-Academic
honors. Miller was the 2009 ACC
Scholar Athlete of the Year. Duke Field
Hockey captains for 2010 will be Fee,
Nelson, and Schoffstall.

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MEN'S
BASKETBALL

Coach Mike Krzyzewski
Record 35 W, 5 L

2/13/2010 Mike Krzyzewski honored for his
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ACC Regular Season Champions
ACC Tournament Champions
NCAA Tournament Champions

By early April, it was clear that
Duke Men's Basketball had just
concluded one of the greatest
seasons in the program's prestigious
and storied history. The extensive
and complete list of this year's
accomplishments speaks for itself:
35-5 overall record, 2-0 record
versus rival North Carolina, 17-0
home record, ACC regular season
champions, #1 ACC tournament
seed, ACC tournament champions,
#1 NCAA tournament seed, and a
fourth NCAA tournament national
championship.

While these incredible stats
stand alone in demonstrating
the historic nature of the team's
accomplishments, those with ties to
Duke know that the story goes much
deeper. In the season where head
oach Mike Krzeyewski coached

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laiden with Junior and Senior leaders
rather than one-and-done hired guns.
Lead by the Big Three of Juniors Kyle
Singler, Nolan Smith, and senior John
Shire, Duke presented their opponents
with a more balanced attack than
in previous seasons, along with the
traditional suffocating defense that
Duke is known for, helping lead them
to a championship. Duke's big men,
who provided variety to the offense
and consistant rebounding, anchored
the defense. The contributions of
Miles and Mason Plumly and both
ends of the court were bolstered
by seniors Lance Thomas and Brian
Zoubek, who played major roles in the
team's late season and tournament
success.

Although the team will miss
one its most beloved senior classes
in years, the influx of talent and
quickness Duke is set to receive
from the incoming freshmen class,
including red-shirt Seth Curry, has
already generated talk of repeating
next year.

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FENCING

Coach Alex Beguinet

Duke Fencing ended their season
with sophomore Becca Ward taking
second place and junior Dorian
Cohen taking seventh place (14-9
championship win-loss) at the NCAA
Championships at Cambridge. MA.
Cohen is a two-time All-America and
3-time NCAA qualifier. The team ranks
11th overall with 49 total victories.
Becca Ward was Duke's first NCAA
Women's Champion in 2009 and
took first place at the Mid-Atlantic/
South Regionals. Freshman Anthony
Lin took second place in Men's Saber
and Cohen took fourth in the Men's
Foil. Emily D'Agostino took sixth
in women's epee. At the Temple
Invitational. Becca Ward had an
undefeated 9-0 showing.

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WRESTLING

Coach Clar Anderson

The wrestling team ended its season
5th overall in the ACC championship
and 37th overall in the NCAA
championship. Duke wrestling ended
its season with a blowout win against
Gardner-Webb 30-11. Senior John
Barone ended his year with a win-loss
of 17-9 overall. Heavyweight Konrad
Dudziak had an overall win-loss
record of 18-2 and was undefeated
5-0 in Duals. Voris Tejada, a senior
from Marlton, NJ, went 21-10 overall.
Graduating seniors also include
Spencer Jasper, Chris Thumen, and
Ben Wales. A two-time heavyweight

All-America, Dudziak ended his
career with a fourth-place finish at
the NCAA Championship. Dudziak
also won his second ACC individual
wrestling title, beating out UNC's
Ziad Haddad. Dudziak was honored
with the Most Valuable Athlete award
and had a 79-18 record during his
career at Duke, fourth all-time high in
school history. Senior John Barone
and sophomore Peter Terrezza were
named to the NWCA All-Academic
Team, with Duke ranked fourth overall
on the NWCA Div. 1 All-Academic
Top 30 List.

MEN'S TENNIS

Coach Ramsey Smith

Men's tennis team ended the regular
season with a 16-7 record and 9-2
mark in the ACC. Duke finished
second in the ACC with a 9-2 record
and advanced to the finals of the ACC
Tournament where they lost to No. 1
Virginia. 4-2. The nine ACC wins is the
highest finish for the Blue Devils since
2006 when they were tied for first,
also with a 9-2 record. Duke freshman
Henrique Cunha became the first
individual in ACC history to earn both
the ACC Player of the Year and ACC
Freshman of the Year honors. This
season Cunha went 30-5 in singles
and 35-5 in doubles. The duo of
Cunha and Junior Reid Carleton have
tied a school record for most doubles
wins in a single year as a duo with
35. Carleton was also named, for the
second time, to the All-ACC squad. He
received his first All-ACC selection as a
freshman in 2008.

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Coach Jamie Ashworth

Women's tennis made its 22nd
appearance in the NCAA Tournament
However, Duke fell to Florida State
in the ACC quarterfinals, marking
the first time the Blue Devils failed
to reach the semifinal round of
the ACC Championships since the
tournament's inception in 1986. Three
Blue Devils, senior Elizabeth Plotkin
and juniors Reka Zsilinszka and Ellah
Nze, were selected to the Women's
Tennis All-ACC Team. This season,
Zsilinszka became the 18th player
in Duke history to reach 100 career
victories and is 109-25 for her career.

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was brought to Duke by the LiveEnt
committee of DUU for the first time
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comedy troupe that condensed ail of
Shakespeare's work into short, sharp
comedies. From performing Hamlet
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Major Attractions Committee of
the Duke University Union, returned
in 2010 after a three-year hiatus.
Cameron Indoor Stadium was
transformed into a concert arena,
hosting hip-hop artist and Grammy
nominee Kid Cudi as well as N.E.R.D.,
a rock hip-hop fusion band fronted
by artists Pharrell Williams and Chad
Hugo, that headlined the event.
Tickets for Cameron Rocks were sold
for $25 for students.

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from the popular TV show 'Scrubs,'
performed for the very first time at
Duke, The band members, who are
a quartet of friends, sang a cappela
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Black Student Alliance Invitational
weekend and was performed by
students from all years representing
the four seasons. The show kicked off
with four explorers, who discovered
well-dressed winter models and
the show ended with the display of
different summer attire. All proceeds
went to Haiti and Chile Earthquake
Relief Efforts.

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Asian cultural show, is the largest
student-run production on campu
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show had the central theme of Char
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performances from many student
groups such as Duke Dhamaka. DBS
Raas, Defining Movement, and Duke|
Chinese Dance. Senior Bangra this
year, was the largest act of Awaaz
history by bringing in 146 people
on the stage of Page Auditorium.
All proceeds from the show went
to Duke Microfinance Leadership
Initiative, which sponsors startups in|
the developing world.

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David Brunell

Peter Bruno

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Inside Joke Sketch Comedy

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Lasya

Center for Race Relations

Major(s): BME. Econ Minor, Global Health

Certificate

Hometown: Freehold. NJ

Favorite flavor loco-pop: Mojito. Noth-
ing else staves off the sweltering heat of
Durham quite as well.

Describe a talent or skill that you discovered
or honed at college7

Being more comfortable with my own jokes.
After around 30 sketch comedy shows,
stand-up performances, and emceeing
opportunities, being on stage is no longer
horribly awkward (for me anyway, no com-
ment on the audience).

Best piece of advice from a professor or
faculty member at Duke?

You now have the means to help girls in
Kenya break the cycle of poverty. Please
don't forget about them.

Favorite eatery in or around Durham:
OnlyBurger Truck. The sole reason I go on
Twitter

If it weren't for Duke I would be: _te: . r

Man is made by his belief. As he believes, so
he is.

-The Bhagavad Gita

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Thomas Buley Michael Burdick

William Burke

Alexandra Burns

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John Burton Veronica Bustabad Catherine Butsch

Karim Butt

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Haolan Cai

Nanjie Caihua Matthew Campbell Elizabeth Canela

Nicholas Chan

Ruth Chan

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Vyshak Chandra Angela Chang Daniel Chang Fang-Chen Chang Grady Chang Joo-Young Chani

Katherine Chang Yatyng Chang Rebecca Chappell Corinne Charity Alan Chen Chi-Fung Cher-

Cynthia Chen David Chen

Edith Chen Jennifer Chen

Kevin Chen

Lisa Chen

Louisa Chen

Mi Chen

Michael Chen Megan Cheney Chloe Cheng Nancy Cheng

fao-Wen Cheng Yishan Cheng Katherine Cho

Michelle Cho

Jay Choi

Soo Hyun Choi

Brian Chon Wutichai Chongchitmate Julia Chou

Eric Chow Shwetadwip Chowdhury

Connie Chu

Oranat Chuchuen Jordan Clark

Elizabeth Clipp Tenesha Coates Elizabeth Coburn

;adford Colbert Charles Colbert Lauren Coleman

Ashley Collins

Brianne Connolly Benjamin Contrella

•Alexis Cook

Andrea Coravos Allison Cordell Kiemesha Corpening Brad Corriher Alexandra Couch

lessa Cousins Hannah Craddock Jonathan Cross Constance Crumpler Samantha Cunningham Amy Czaja

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Kaila Davis

Adam De La Torre Rebecca Dell

Sophia Davis

Jessica Davis-Ricci Stephanie Decker

Gabnelle Delva Nicholas Del Vecchio Charles Depietro

Marian Dickinson

Sarah Diehl

James Dimaiolo

Xuan Ding

Yilin Ding

Ashley Disilvestro

David Distenfeld

Debra Dixon

Kimberly Dixon

Elizabeth Do John-Peter Dolphin Anne Donato

Thomas Donnelly Stephanie Dreifuss Zachary Drillings Rachael D'Souza

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Brittany Duck

Laura Duncan

Sally Duncan

William Duncan

Alex Edelsburg

Lauren Egger

Amy Ehman

Frederick Ehrsam

'Jacqueline Eisner

David Eitel

Spencer Eldred

Lynn Elharake

Elizabeth Elliott

Aayah El-Naggar

ng Ying

Center-for Race Relations

Resident Assistant

RA Leadership Council

Brownstone

Chronicle columnist

Dream Corps International

lijor(s): Public Policy Studies
imetown: Atlanta, Georgia

F/orite flavor loco-pop: pomegranate
gerine

scribe a talent or skill that you discovered
honed at college7

ling up for myself and learning to trust
wn opinions.

;t piece of advice from a professor or
ulty member at Duke?

you learn something7 Did you enjoy
ilass? That's all that matters/'

sometimes tough to forget that there's a
Brld outside of Duke... you've got to keep
big picture in mind "

prite eatery in or around Durham: Elmo's

weren't for Duke I would be:

i deliberate in my decision making, less
jghtful and observant in my outlook,
much less appreciative of the possibili-
around me.

must not cease from exploration. And
end of all our exploring will be to arrive
'.re we started and know the place for
M"|first time."

-T.S. Eliot

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Patricia Escamilla Stephanie Everet-

Maja Falcon

Christina Falcone

Jamie Falow

Manuel Fanarjian

Michelle Fang Alexander Fankuc.n

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Alexa Farmer Jacqueline Fasano

Michael Feng Taoyuan Feng Zachary Fernandez Ann Fields Nakesha Figaro Heather Fildes

Claire Finch Margaret Finch Stephanie Finch Catherine Findlay-Shirras Andrew First Victoria Fleischer

Kala Flittner Megan Foran Lindsay Forbes Joseph Foster

Jeffrey Fox

Erin Franz

Allison Fratto Michael Freedman William Frey Caroline Friedman Sara Friedman

Sarah Frush

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Thomas Gamba William Gamerota

Ian Gao

Lianna Gao

Phillip Gao

Julia Garces

Jasdeep Garcha

Diana Garibaldi Daniel Gaultney

Yiwen Ge

Gwendolyr 3et

Douglas Giannantonio Samuel Gibbs

Sara Giedgowd Christopher Gilmore Courtney Ginn

Manssa Gittelman

Glaswand

Sebastian Go

Anumeha Goel Hwee Boon Goh

Shiou Goh

Ihelsea Goldstein Jordan Goldstein

Lizhi Gong

Nicole Gonzalez Alexander Gor

,nn Mathews

Alpha Kappa Psi Business

Duke Microfinance Leadership Initiative

National Pan Hellenic Council

Order of Omega Greek Honor Society

ajor(s): International Comparative Studies;
nors-Economics, History

ometown: New York

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five years I hope to:

jntinue in my current field with hopes of
ward mobility. A few years after, I hope to
3ve my talents to microfinance,

hings you've done while at Duke that you
nk everyone should experience before
:aduating:

iommon Ground

tudy Abroad/Duke Engage Service
Ibiects
Duke Fitness Test

st piece of advice from a professor or
fpuLty member at Duke?

1're a Duke graduate but keep things in
spective, there is still much more you
?d to accomplish.

orite eatery in or around Durham: Parker
)tis

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Kaitiin Gorman

Adam Grasch

Jordan Green

Kathleen Greenstreet

Caroline Griswold

Teresa Gross

Jing Guo

Ankur Gupta

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Yolanda Guzman

Albert Ha

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Michael Burakow

Sigma Nu Fraternity me
Co-chair of Sasha Burakow Touched I

Angey
TrueBlue Productions co-founde'

Major(s): Major, Film/Video/Digitai
cate, Theatre Minor
Hometown: Fairfax Station. VA

Favorite flavor loco-pop: Pomegranate
Tangerine

Describe a talent or skill that you discovere
or honed at college7

The art of storytelling both literally. vt^H
and musically.

3 things you've done while at Duke thatyc
think everyone should experience before
graduating:

-Get to really know a professor and mainta
that relationship for at least all 4 years of
your Duke career (even better, maintain it
through life).

-Find a project that you can be really dfl
sionate about and then use EVERY restiB
that Duke has to offer to complete it. Tm
University has so much at your disposal- I
(professors, libraries, professional per^H
mances, Duke conversations, grants, etc),

-Go to a tailgate, then rail . enougi
the football game.

If it weren't for Duke I would be:

A graduate of film school and homeless in
Hollywood.

Samuel Halls

Dylan Hamilton

Monica Hamilton

Anna Hammock

Kathryn Hampton

Courtney Han Mee Kyung Han

Wei Han

Diana Hancock

Daniel Hanks

Caroline Hanson

l.ntington Hardisty John Harpham

Naomi Harris

Zachary Harris Joseph Harrison Natalie Harrison

j'hristen Harsha Catherine Hartman Zachary Harvanek Michael Harward Kana Hatakeyama Isaac He

.Yizheng He

Kristin Heckler

Hillary Hei

Jillian Heinz

Peter Heisler

Daniel Heifer

jglas Helferich Katherine Henderson Katrina Henderson Karl Hendrick Erin Hendricks

David Henshall

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Paul Holmer Ashley Holmes Ashley Holmstrom Christa Holt

Edward Holt

Justin Hong i

Carmen Hu

June Hu

Katherine Hu

Yanqi Hu

Grace Huang

Jonathan Huang Xiaodi Huang

Ying-Te Huang Jesse Huddleston

Eva Hudgms

Paul Hudson

Albert Huh

Courtney Hunter

Slater Hurst

Irfan Husain

Michael Hutchmgs Elizabeth Hwang

ongwoon Hyun

Emily Ice

Yvonne Ikoro

Mary Inglis

Scott Ings

Michelle Jablons

eleste Jackson Justine Jackson-Ricketts Sunjay Jalaj

Shawheen James Courtney Jamison Spencer Jasper

Neal Jean

Paras Jhaveri

Betty Jiang

Helen Jiang

Linda Jiang

Anne Jiao

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Aileen Joa

Danielle Johns

Alice Johnson

Jenaye Johnson

Piarget Johnson i

Soraya Johnson

Jorden Jones

Kelly Jones

Eun Joo

Mathavi Jothimurugesan

Liz Turner

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Duke Alumni Affairs Special Event:

Major(s): Environmental Science ar
Earth and Ocean Science,

Hometown: Miami, FL

Favorite flavor loco-pop: Mojito

If you could bequeath something frcm\
4 years at Duke to anyone, what would i|<
and to whom?

My Duke Basketball #3 Jersey. I w
every home game this past year. It's]
the reason we were 17-0! I'd give
good friend and fellow Crazie, Ah
pankapotamus" Shapanka.

Best piece of advice from a professor or
faculty member at Duke?

Don't worry - you'll figure things outa

Favorite eatery in or around Durham: E
Diner

If it weren't for Duke I would be: Borini

So read your books but stay out late son
nights And don't think that you can't stcj
by the bar.

- "Bruised" by Jack's Mai

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Alia Kamal Priyanka Kanakamedala William Kane

Pavel Karabanov Albert Karcher Keiko Katsuragawa Eric Kaufman

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Jennifer Kim

Jenny Kim

Yeon Ju Kim

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Lesley King

Lstin Kinney

Kraig Knas

Kristin Knouse

Andrea Koch

Mathew Koelling Stephanie Kohler

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Jennifer Kozm

Michael Kramarz Arjun Krishnaiah

Rachel Knstich

Loren Krueger

Celeste Krugman

Lindsay Kunkle

Ren Yu Ku

Mark Kurzrok

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Elizabeth Kuhn

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Erin Landis

Matthew Laufer

John Kundzins John Kunemund

Bryan Lawlor

Brittany Lawson

David Lazar

Alexander Lazarides Raisa Ledesma-Rodriguez

Anthony Lee

Gustavo Lee

Thomas Gebremedhin

The Chronicle
Hoof n' Horn

Major(s): English Major/Ethics Certificate

Hometown: Columbus, Ohio

Favorite flavor loco-pop: Pomegranate
Tangerine

Best piece of advice from professor or fac-
ulty member?

Come to class.

In five years I hope to:

Still happy, still writing, and in love.

3 things you've done while at Duke that you
think everyone should experience before
graduating:

1. Running at sunset on the WaDuke trail

2. Attend a meditation in the basement of
the Chapel

3. Befriend Grace from Grace's Cafe

I sank down into darkness and lived among
the demons for a long, long time I became
one of them. But I was not saved by an
innocent girl or an angel crying in heaven. I
was saved by another demon, who looked
on me with pity and so became human
again. And because I pitied her in turn, I was
allowed to become human, too.

-from Veronica by Mary Gaitskill

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Major: Psychology

Hometown: Washington, DC.

Favorite flavor loco-pop: Cherry Lime

Best piece of advice from a professor or
faculty member at Duke?

Don't be afraid to see the world or things
around you in different ways.

In five years I hope to:

Become a guru in my chosen industry aq
use the acquired knowledge to develop r
entrepreneurial ventures. In addition, I pre
ably would have recently finished Busines
school at this point. Next, I will attempt tc
accumulate at least $1 million and a Lam!
rgini. This will be a prerequisite before tak
over the world.

If it weren't for Duke I would be: some
with a very limited view of the world ai
limited view of my capabilities. There
been numerous times during my four
here when I have completely surprised
myself.

Life is measured in deeds, not in years.

-David B,

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Fernande Legros

Ye Lei

Ignacio Leonhardt

Vadim Leonov

Zachary Lerner

Daniel Lewin

Zhuang Shu Li

Fei Lian

Kaicheng Liang

Anna Lieth

Victor Lieu

Matthew Light

Ryan Light

Kyung-Gun Lim

Nan Lin

Ping Lin

Rita Lin

Wen Lin

Jillian Liner

Ella Lipin

Genevieve Lipp Melissa Lisenbee

Holly Little

Alden Littlewood

Emily Liu

Justin Liu

Lujing Liu

Peter Liu

Rebecca Liu

Tim Liu

Wendy Liu

Jamie Lou

Tiffany Lu

Ying Ymg Lu

David Lue

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Jessica Lutkenhaus

Colton Lynner

Matthew Lyons Alexandra Lyons-Smith Andrew Lyu

Durwood Marshburn Karley Marty

Taylor Martyn Anthony Marzocca Brittany Matheson Ann Mathews

Anna Mazhirov

Michael McArthur Cathleen McClendon Emily McClintock Sean McCormack Michelle McCree

Kerry McGregor Matthew McKenna

Arielle McKoy

Alexander McMahon Charles McSpac

Jillian McVicar

Camil Mekouar

Emily Melson

Patrick Messac

Eduardo Meza

Lmdsey Michel

exandra Mistretta Jason Mitchell

Emily Modlin

William Moody Jae Young Moon Carson Moore

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Rachel Morrow Pamela Mosley Rachael Moss

Tatianna Mott

David Munoz

Sara Murphy

Clare Murray Margaret Murray Madeleine Myers

Kaitlyn Nagi

Sanaa Nagji Peter Nakagami Hiroya Nambu Ibtehaj Naqvi Adam Nathan

Kevin Nathan

Kousha Navidar Neelima Navuluri

Mark Nazal

Daniel Neff

Marc Nelson

Laura Newland

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Jessica Nicholson

Alison Norns

Emily Nuckolls Sarah Nudelman

Alexander Nuttl

Jessie O'Connor

Ryan O'Connor

Cashida Okeke

Diana Okwali

Patrick O'Leary

Vernon Ollison

Shannon Skinner

Varsity Swimming Team

Freshmen Advisory Council Board

Collegiate Athlete Premedical Experience

Alpha Delta Pi
Athletes in Action

Major: Biomedical engineering

Hometown: Katy, TX

Favorite flavor loco-pop: cookies b cream

If you could bequeath something from your
4 years at Duke to anyone, what would it be
and to whom?

I would pass down the advice that I have
learned from so many different people over
my 4 years here to my swim team, who sin-
cerely are family to me, who I care about as
people and friends, and who I cannot wait
to see what they accomplish.

Best piece of advice from a professor or
faculty member at Duke?

If you believe in yourself, find good men-
tors and a support network, then you can
do whatever you dream of, no matter what
other people tell you. You are worth it.

If it weren't for Duke I would be: still in Texas
attending college, have a much narrower
perspective of the world, and not be as
excited and prepared for the future!

Just be yourself because everyone else is
already taken.

-Anonymous

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James Osborne

Shalom Anita Osire

Rebecca Ouyang

Karen Owen

Kwadwo Owusu-

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Rebecca Palmer

Pu Pan

Tiffany Pan

Neil Panjwani

Alexandra Parashos

Shuchi Parikh

Jiwoo Park

Minkyu Park

Christian Parobek

Amee Patel

Neal Patel

Nishant Patel

Priya Patel

Priyal Patel

Renwei Peir

Scott Peppel

Maria Perales George Zachary Perret Leonard Pfeiffer Saran Phatharodom

John Phillips

Christopher Pierce

Jason Pifer

Cory Pignone

Nathalie Pimentel Umberto Plaja

Alaina Pleatman

Ankit Prasad

Preston Pope

Emily Poplawski

Margaret Potter Pete Pow-Anpongkul Carolyn Powell

Shreya Prasad

Joshua Preiss

Jason Preissig

Lulit Price

Sarah Price

Max Quinzani

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Sarah Rabiner

Raym Rabinovitz

Garrett Raczek

Trevor Ragan

Megna Raksit

Henry Ran

Kousha Navidar

Resident Assistant on Ea

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Peer Advising Netwo

Major: Political Science

Hometown: Albany, NY

Favorite flavor loco-pop: There are few
things in this world better than Mexican
Chocolate. ..maybe two Mexican choco-
lates?

Describe a talent or skill that you discovere
or honed at college?

Fixing HP laser jet printers (also kn;
the eprint printers). When you only hafl
two minutes to print a paper before it's dm
and something goes wrong with the printe
(which it will), you have no option t .
it yourself. The little red flashing light will
not stop me.

Best piece of advice from a professor or
faculty member at Duke?

Don't be afraid just because you have^B
idea. There will always be people whowil
be ready to tell you you're wrong. Screw
'em.

Be happy for this moment. This morr^B

your life.

-Omar Khayy^

Samiron Ray

Davenport Reagan

Bruce Reaves

Christopher Reed

Jennifer Regan

Alex Reinstem

Samuel Reiss

Zahra Remtulla

Jordan Rice

John Richards

Kathenne Rief

Kalen Riley

Lindsay Roach Stephanie Roach

Hilary Robbms

Katherine Rock Rebecca Rodriguez

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Poorav Rohatgi

Alexis Rosenblum Christopher Ross

David Rotberg

Emily Rothfield

Fidel Rubio

Sharmistha Rudra

Jordan Ruff

Carolyn Russell

Kiel Russell

Karan Sabharwal

Anne Sandefur

Aaron Sandel

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Julie Segner

Ryan Sellers

Donna Sepulveda

3rian Shack

Kelsey Shaw

Megan Shelton Emily Sherrard

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Peng Shi

Eden Shiferaw

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Allison Simler

Andrew Simon

Jeffrey Singer

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acquelyn Sink

Lena Skandera

Shannon Skinner Margaret Skoglund Katricia Smith

William Smith

Jessica So

Leigh Soares Whitney Soble Kelsey Soderstrom Julie Sogani

Kaitlin Solera

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Nicholas Solis

Allie Sommer

Rebecca Sommer

William Son

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Kristin Sourbeer

Demitra Sourlis Opeyemi Sowemimo Adam Specker

Taylor Spragens

Amie Survilla

Jessica Sutton Prashant Swaminathan

Daniel Szoke

David Tainter

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David Tat

Ashley Taylor

Jason Taylor

Louis Taylor

Yin Quan Teo

Rachael Vera Moss

Baldwin Scholars

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Kappa Alpha Theta

Volleyball

Major: Political Science

Hometown: Cypress, CA

Favorite flavor fro-yo: Peanut butter

3 things you've done while at Duke that you think
everyone should experience before graduating:

1. Study Abroad

2. Start a spontaneous dance party

3. Take a film class

Best piece of advice from a professor or faculty
member at Duke7

Don't number yourself to true emotion and passion,
and it's ok not to follow the beaten path.

If it weren't for Duke I would be a lot more one-dimen-
sional, and I would never have experienced the South,

The only people for me are the mad ones, the ones
who are mad to live, mad to talk, mad to be saved,
desirous of everything at the same time, the ones who
never yawn or say a commonplace thing, but burn,
bum, burn, like fabulous yellow roman candles...

-Kerouac

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Luke Walker Suedabeh Walker Jonathan Wall Courtney Wallace

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Stephen Yu

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254-255 DANCE CLASS / TABLING ON PLAZA

Photos by (left) Ashley Tsai (right) Stephanie Finch

256-257 FENCING

Photo by Fei Lian

258-259 CHAPEL FROM ABOVE

Photo by Fei Lian

260-261 SENIOR BANGRA, AWAAZ

Photo by Fei Lian

262-263 BACK TO EAST

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264-265 DISPLACED

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266-267 FOOTBALL

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268-269 TAILGATE SHOTGUN

Photos by Fei Lian

270-271 N.E.R.D. / HEARTWORK PERFORMANCE

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272-273 BONFIRES

Photos by Fei Lian

274-275 KYLE SINGLER'S BLACK EYE / CRAZIES VS. UNC

Photos by (right) Rob Stewart (left) Fei Lian

276-277 MIKE POSNER PERFORMS FOR PUPRLE

Photos by Chase Olivieri

278-279 SILHOUETTE

Photo by Fei Lian

280-281 TRIPP CONCERT AT THE COFFEE HOUSE

Photos by Ashley Tsai

282-283 CHRISTMAS CONCERT IN CHAPEL

Photos by Stephanie Finch

284-285 RENT

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