parents’ & family weekend

Duke University

OCTOBER 27–29, 2006

Parents’ & FamilyWeekend

PARENTS’ & FAMILY WEEKEND QUESTIONS:Duke University Conference Services

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DUKE UNIVERSITY PARENTS’ & FAMILY WEEKENDOCTOBER 27-29, 2006

GENERAL INFORMATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

Parking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

Information Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

Local Accommodations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

Campus Maps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

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Welcome!Parents’ & Family Weekend 2006

Duke University invites you to attend Parents’ & Family Weekend2006. This weekend provides an opportunity for your family to visitwith your student and to share in their Duke experience. Parents’ &Family Weekend is a special time for parents, siblings, students, andfamily members. Discover what the university has to offer, in andout of the classroom, and learn about the organizations, people, andplaces that have become home to your student.

This brochure provides a preview of this year’s festivities as well asinformation that will be helpful to you as you plan your visit. Pleaseuse the form in this brochure to register or register online athttp://parents.studentaffairs.duke.edu. We hope you will be amongthe estimated 4,000 family members and friends to join us forParents’ & Family Weekend. We look forward to greeting you!

Sincerely,The Division of Student Affairs

Parent & Family programs is a component of the Dean of Students Office, Division of Student Affairs

300 Crowell Bldg., Box 90946Durham, NC 27708

919-684-3511

[email protected]://parents.studentaffairs.duke.edu

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General InformationREGISTRATIONParents and Families who have pre-registered for the weekend by October 6thwill receive their parking pass and all tickets for the weekend via U.S. Mail. Pre-registration is strongly encouraged, as West Campus and the Bryan Center willbe very congested on Friday, October 27th. Those who register after October 6thor who register on-site can pick up their registration packet at the registrationdesk in the Bryan Center Lobby from 9:00a.m.-5:00p.m. on Friday and 9:00a.m.-1:00p.m. on Saturday. Tickets and registration packets will remain at the BryanCenter on Saturday. Do not go to football stadium for tickets!

PARKINGWe are pleased to offer an easy solution to parking during Parents’ & FamilyWeekend. For $12, you will have access to East, West and Central Campusparking as available. This pass includes football game day parking forSaturday, October 28th. If interested, please be sure to include this on theregistration form on the back of this booklet. You will receive this parkingpass in your registration packet via mail (if pre-registered by October 6th) orwhen you check-in at the Bryan Center lobby (for late/on-site registration).Please note – you can park on-campus without this pass. Visitor parking lotsare $2/hour and football game day (Saturday) parking is $5.

Please note – All parking lots on Friday, October 27th will be verycongested and may require the use of shuttle service to campus locations.This service will be provided free of charge to Parents’ & Family Weekendpermit holders. Parking is not permitted in handicapped spaces, servicevehicle spaces, those designated by a number o the name of a specificperson, or next to any curb marked “No Parking” or “Fire Lane” by signs.Failure to comply with the above procedures will result in a ticketed ortowed car. If you have a handicapped placard on your car, it will be goodfor any general, non-reserved, handicapped parking space on campus.

INFORMATION SERVICESGeneral university and community information can be obtained from theBryan Center Information Desk. Telephones, restrooms, and university storesare located on the main floor of the Bryan Center. Directions to campus areavailable by calling 919-681-5678 or at: http://www.duke.edu/directions/mapsplash.html. Please visit the Durham Convention and Visitors’ Bureauweb site for maps of Durham and Duke, as well as places to stay, restaurants,etc. at: http://www.durham-nc.com.

LOCAL ACCOMMODATIONSMany major hotel and motel chains are represented in the Durham area.Telephone numbers for reservations may be obtained from the North Carolinainformation operator (919) 555-1212. In some cases, toll free numbers be mayobtained by dialing (800) 555-1212. You may wish to contact the DurhamConvention and Visitors' Bureau at (800) 446-8604.

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QUESTIONS?CONTACT CONFERENCE SERVICES AT

919-660-1760 OR [email protected].

Hotel accommodations locatedwithin walking distance to campus:

Washington Duke Inn and Golf Club(919) 490-0999

Near the University:

Durham Hilton Hotel(919) 383-8033

Millennium Hotel Durham(919) 383-8575

The Courtyard by Marriott(919) 309-1500

Marriott Durham Hotel(919) 768-6000

Quality Suites(919) 382-3388

Hampton Inn(919) 471-6100

La Quinta Inn & Suites(919) 401-9660

Brookwood Inn (919) 286-3111

Carolina Duke Motor Inn (919) 286-0771

Between the University and theAirport:

Comfort Suites Hotel(919) 490-4949

Doubletree(919) 361-4660

Days Inn (919) 383-1551

Marriott(919) 941-6200

Radisson Governor's Inn (919) 549-8631

Sheraton Imperial Hotel &Convention Center (919) 941-5050

Wyndham Garden Hotel (919) 941-6066

Chapel Hill:

The Siena Hotel (919) 929-4000

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Campus map

EAST CAMPUS

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WEST CAMPUS

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Schedule of EventsFRIDAY, OCTOBER 27 ..............................

9:00A.M.-5:00P.M. REGISTRATIONIf you did not pre-register by the October 6th deadline, you can pick-up your tickets at this time.Bryan Center Lobby

9:00A.M.-5:00P.M. STUDY ABROAD INFORMATION TABLEBryan Center Lobby

11:00A.M.-NOON FRATERNITY & SORORITY LIFE INFORMATION SESSIONIs your son or daughter interested in fraternity andsorority life at Duke? Are you an alumnus seeking tolearn more about current Greek trends? If so, comemeet with Fraternity and Sorority Life staff andstudent leaders for a presentation on our Greekcommunity followed by a questions and answersession.Von Canon Rooms A&B, Bryan Center, West Campus

11:30A.M.-12:30P.M. OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDY ABROADDuke students can earn full semester/academic yearcredit while studying abroad during the academicyear or earn credits while studying abroad on one ofDuke’s numerous summer programs offered aroundthe globe. There will be a question and answersession on when, where, and how to study abroad.136 Social Sciences Bldg., West Campus

NOON FRATERNITY & SORORITY LIFE OPEN HOUSEParents, family members, and students are invited tojoin the staff for refreshments.07 Bryan Center, West Campus

1:00-2:00P.M. UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION: A DEVELOPMENTAL PROCESSA review of the pedagogical, curricular, and co-curricular dimensions of undergraduate education atDuke by Dr. Robert J. Thompson, Dean of TrinityCollege of Arts & Sciences and Vice Provost forUndergraduate Education.Von Canon Room C, Bryan Center, West Campus

� See registration form�� Tickets available at Duke Ticket Office (919-684-4444)

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1:00P.M. � DUKE GARDENS TOUR AND RECEPTIONVolunteer docents will conduct a guided tour of thispremiere 55-acre public garden and provideinformation about its history, the Duke family, andcurrent projects. The tour will begin promptly at1:00p.m. Participations will gather by the irisfountain in front of the Doris Duke Center.

STUDENT FOR A DAY LECTURE SERIESExperience first-hand some of Duke’s premierprofessors as one faculty member presents achallenging, yet accessible lecture in her area ofscholarship and teaching, and others engage in apanel discussion. The Student for a Day LectureSeries gives you a chance to find out what it’s like in aDuke undergraduate classroom as well as theliveliness of exchange that can happen in after-hoursgatherings.

This program, now in its 27th year, is designed by theOffice of Continuing Studies for the Division ofStudent Affairs.

1:00-2:00P.M. STUDENT FOR A DAY IGriffith Film Theater, Bryan Center, West Campus

Lemurs of Madagascar, lorises of Asia, and galagoes(bushbabies) of Africa – we have them all at theDuke Lemur Center, nestled in the Duke Forestbarely a mile away from West Campus. Home toover 300 prosimians and representing the world’slargest collection of endangered primates, theLemur Center is at the heart of exciting scientificresearch, educational initiatives, and conservationefforts. Learn why the work done at the DukeLemur Center is at the forefront of primateevolution and genomic studies.

Dr. Anne Yoder is Professor of Biology and Director of the Duke Primate Center. She came to Duke in2005-06 from Yale University where she was associateprofessor of ecology and evolutionary biology and theassociate curator of mammals at Yale’s PeabodyMuseum.

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1:00-5:00P.M. FILM/VIDEO/DIGITAL (FVD) PROGRAM INFORMATION TABLEYour opportunity to learn about the FVD program –its courses, certificate, Duke in LA program, and theScreen/Society. View student-produced animations,documentaries, narrative and experimental films.Bryan Center Lobby

2:00-3:00P.M. DEAN OF STUDENTS OFFICE OPEN HOUSEMembers of the Dean’s staff are available to answeryour questions regarding student issues on campus.Come join us for an afternoon of refreshments andinformal conversation.Old Trinity Room & Alumni Lounge, West Union,West Campus

2:00-3:00P.M. & TREASURES AND TECHNOLOGY: GUIDED TOUR OF PERKINS3:00-4:00P.M LIBRARY

Meet at the Perkins Library lobby for a tour of theRare Book Rooms of the Rare Book, Manuscript, andSpecial Collections Library and the Perkins andBostock Libraries. See the latest in modern researchlibrary resources available to Duke students.Perkins Library Lobby, West Campus

2:00-3:00P.M. SMART MOVES AT DUKEJoin Sheila Curran, the Fannie Mitchell executivedirector of Duke’s Career Center, and author of thehighly-acclaimed book “Smart Moves for LiberalArts Grads: Finding a Path to Your Perfect Career”,for a candid discussion on life and careers for theliberally educated. Through years of work withstudents and alumni, Ms. Curran found consistentthemes for people who have followed their passionand found the career of their dreams. These themesare captured in the book and will be discussed inthe session.Von Canon Rooms A&B, Bryan Center, West Campus

2:30-3:45P.M. STUDENT FOR A DAY IIDISCUSSION OF MY SISTER’S KEEPERGriffith Film Theater, Bryan Center, West Campus

Jodi Picoult’s award-winning novel, My Sister’sKeeper, was chosen by a group of faculty andstudents last spring to be this year’s first-year studentsummer reading assignment. The story of the



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teenaged Anna who was genetically engineered to bea bone marrow donor for Kate, her leukemia-strickenolder sister, the novel has been the talk of thecampus this fall.

Join a group of faculty and students in exploring themulti-faceted dimensions of My Sister’s Keeper. Thepanel will be moderated by Provost Peter Lange,Professor of Political Science. Expected participantsinclude Professor Robert Cook-Deegan of PublicPolicy and the Institute for Genome Sciences andPolicy, Professor Nancy Hill of English, and ProfessorJean O’Barr of Women’s Studies and PoliticalScience, and several undergraduates. Yourparticipation in the discussion is welcomed.

3:00P.M. HELPING IMPROVE YOUR STUDENT’S MENTAL HEALTH – FROM HOME!This session will provide you with information aboutthe mental health services available for Dukestudents through Counseling and PsychologicalServices. In addition, presenters will give parentssome tools and strategies to facilitate their student’smental health from a distance. Topics will addressdifficult situations, limits of confidentiality, and yourrole as a role model.Von Canon Room C, Bryan Center, West Campus

4:00P.M. GETTING ENGAGED: STUDENT LEADERSHIP PROJECTSAT HOME AND AROUND THE WORLDExercising leadership means finding the courage toengage in public life. Through the Hart LeadershipProgram, students combine academic study withdirect experience in local and internationalcommunities. From conducting field-based researchin Cambodia to working alongside Durhamneighborhood partners, students are finding thattheir work requires passion and a sense of purpose,as well as patience for dealing with chaos. Come joinus as a talented group of undergraduates ‘go public’with what they’ve learned in the process.Fleishman Commons, Terry Sanford Institute forPublic Policy, West Campus



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4:00-5:30P.M. WINE & CHEESE WELCOME FOR ALL INTERNATIONALPARENTSWe would like the opportunity to invite all parents ofour international students to an open house to chatabout the work of the International House andaddress any questions or concerns you may have.International House, 2022 Campus Drive, Central Campus

4:00-7:00P.M. DEVIL’S EVEThis event sponsored by Campus Council, is anafternoon carnival full of food, drinks, rides, andshows. Last year the event featured top studentbands, a capppella groups, and dance groups at Duke.If you’re hungry, carnival food (pizza, funnel cakes,etc.) will be available throughout the event. Theevent also raised money for Hurricane Katrina reliefby asking student and Greek groups to set up boothsfor games that children, students and adults couldplay for a small donation. Campus Council looksforward to seeing you there.West Campus Quad

4:30-5:30P.M. DELIBERATIONS SYMPOSIUMDeliberations: A Journal of First-Year Writing at Duke University is dedicated to publishing writingproduced in Duke’s Writing 20 courses and making it available to a wider audience. At the annualDeliberations Symposium, student-authors engage in a panel discussion on writing- and publication-related issues with editors, faculty members,students, and parents. Please join us to learn moreabout student writing and publishing at Duke.Griffith Film Theater, Bryan Center, West Campus


PLEASE VISIT THE PARENTS’ & FAMILY WEEKENDWEBPAGE FOR THE MOST UP-TO-DATE SCHEDULE

OF EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES:HTTP://PARENTS.STUDENTAFFAIRS.DUKE.EDU.


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5:00-8:30P.M. � PARENTS’ & FAMILY SHOWCASE DININGThe Great Hall, West Campus

SALAD/FRUIT/CHEESE STATIONOrganic Baby Greens SaladAsian Fruit and Noodle Salad

Display of Tropical and Domestic FruitFresh Crudités (grilled and chilled)

with assorted saucesDisplay of cheeses, crackers, and spreads

CARVING STATIONGrilled Marinated Flank Steak Stuffed with Blue Cheese and Spinach served with a Portobello Mushroom SauceRoasted Bacon Wrapped Pork Loin

with an Apple Brandy SaucePuff Pastry Vegetable Struddle served

with a Vegetarian Demi-Glace

MASHED POTATO MARTINI BARTruffle Infused MashedRoasted Garlic Mashed

Traditional MashedSouthern Style Sweet Smashers

SEAFOOD STATIONSeafood Display with Shrimp, Crabs, Clams, Mussels, Oysters and Crawfish

Sushi Assortment

INTERNATIONAL STATIONLamb Vidaloo (Curry) with Jasmine Rice

Chicken Florentine over Bowtie PastaTuna Carpaccio

Vegetable WontonsSushi Assortment

DESSERT STATIONAssortment of Miniature Desserts

(Fruit Tarts, Cheese Cakes)Puff Pastry Cups

(filled with flavored Creams and Fruit)

$24.95 ADULTS$15.25 CHILDREN UNDER 12

(SEE REGISTRATION FORM)



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6:15P.M. RUBENSTEIN-SILVERS HILLEL SHABBAT SERVICES AND DINNERStudent-led Conservative and Reform Shabbatservices begin at 6:15pm followed by a kosherShabbat dinner at 7:15pm. Cost for dinner is $18 perperson. Reservations are requested for dinner –[email protected] or 919-684-6422.Freeman Center for Jewish Life, Campus Drive

8:00P.M. DUKE JAZZ, DJEMBE, & AFRO-CUBAN ENSEMBLESParents weekend concert with guest artist JonHendricks, vocalist. $5 general admission, free forchildren under 12 and students/seniors. Ticketsrequired.

8:00P.M. �� A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM:PRESENTED BY HOOF ‘N’ HORN

Hoof ‘n’ Horn, Duke’s only and the south’s oldeststudent-run musical theater group is proud topresent a light, fast-paced, and witty story known asBroadway’s greatest farce.Sheafer Theater, Bryan Center, West Campus

8:00P.M. �� HOUSE OF DESIRES: A COMEDY BY SOR JUANA DE LA CRUZIn this delightful comedy, written in Mexico in thelate 17th century, a brother and sister are entangledin a web of love with four others. With everyoneunder one roof, mayhem ensues as all six charactersstruggle to be alone with their lover and the audiencetries to work out who really loves whom.Reynolds Theater, Bryan Center, West Campus

8:00P.M. � DUKE UNIVERSITY IMPROV (DUI)Join this hilarious group of students for a night offun and laughs.Page Auditorium, West Campus


WILL YOU HAVE A CAR ON-CAMPUS DURINGPARENTS’ & FAMILY WEEKEND? MAKE SURE THATYOU HAVE PURCHASED AN ALL-WEEKEND PARKING

PASS ON THE REGISTRATION FORM.


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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28 ..........................

9:00A.M.-1:00P.M. REGISTRATIONBryan Center Lobby, West Campus

9:00-9:50A.M. & MEETING WITH THE PRE-LAW ADVISOR10:00-10:50A.M

Discussion of the pre-professional program will befollowed by a question and answer period with DeanGerald Wilson.136 Social Sciences Building, West Campus

9:00-10:30A.M. ACADEMIC ADVISING CENTER OPEN HOUSEDean Rasmussen, along with staff members in theOffice of the Dean of Premajor Students andAcademic Advising Center invites parents to learnabout academic advising and support services atDuke and address any issues concerning theirstudents’ academic progress. Coffee and pastries willbe available.Academic Advising Bldg., East Campus

9:30-10:30A.M. OFFICE OF UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS AND FELLOWS (OUSF)FAMILY RECEPTIONThe families of AB Duke Scholars, Alumni EndowedScholars, BN Duke Scholars, Reginaldo HowardScholars, Robertson Scholars, Trinity Scholars andUniversity Scholars are invited to a breakfastreception on the lawn. The OUSF staff looks forwardto meeting you.West Duke Building Lawn (rain location: West Duke Lobby)

10:00-11:30A.M. � FOCUS PROGRAM BRUNCH AND RESEARCH PRESENTATIONSESSIONJoin the Focus Program for brunch! You’ll catch ataste of the Focus experience when you meet theFocus faculty and see poster presentations on eachcourse cluster’s fieldwork and research.Von Canon Rooms, Bryan Center, West Campus

10:00A.M.-NOON OPENING DOORS RECEPTION AT THE NEWMANCATHOLIC STUDENT CENTERYou are invited to visit the Falcone-Arena House, the new home for Catholic activities here at Duke,located at the corner of Buchanan Boulevard andTrinity Avenue, right across the street from EastCampus.Falcone-Arena House, 402 N. Buchanan Blvd.


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10:00A.M. � PRATT ENGINEERING SEMINARSpeaker to be announcedGriffith Film Theater, Bryan Center, West Campus

10:00-11:00A.M. WESLEY FELLOWSHIP BRUNCH & FALL BREAK TEAM REPORTSJoin Duke’s United Methodist Chaplain and currentmembers of the Duke Wesley Fellowship as we hearhighlights and view pictures from the WesleyFellowship Fall Break teams. We will also learn moreabout this vital ministry on the Duke campus.The Refectory, Divinity School Westbrook Building

10:00A.M. WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP & PRESBYTERIAN CAMPUSMINISTRY BRUNCHAll interested are welcome to join us!Chapel Lounge, Duke Chapel, West Campus

10:00A.M.-NOON PUBLIC POLICY STUDIES CONTINENTAL BREAKFASTAND OPEN FORUMPublic Policy Studies majors and prospective majorsand their families are invited to a continentalbreakfast, to be followed by faculty and studentremarks that focus on the PPS curriculum, therequired internship, and career opportunities for PPS majors. Questions from parents and studentsare welcome.Fleishman Commons, Sanford Institute, ScienceDrive

10:00A.M.-NOON FILM/VIDEO/DIGITAL (FVD) PROGRAM AND DUKE IN LOSANGELES BRUNCHMeet the faculty director, David Paletz and staff of theFVD program along with the Duke in LA (DULA)faculty director, Jim Thompson. Enjoy theopportunity to view the informative DVD about theSpring 2006 Duke in LA experience, and askquestions about the programs courses, internships,and other requirements. Past, present, and futureFVD certificate and Duke in LA students and theirfamilies are encouraged to meet each other.Crowell Building, Lower Level, East Campus

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REGISTRATION IS A CLICK AWAY!VISIT THE PARENTS’ & FAMILY WEEKEND WEBSITEAT HTTP://PARENTS.STUDENTAFFAIRS.DUKE.EDU

TO REGISTER ON-LINE.

PURCHASING TICKETS?HAVE YOUR CREDIT CARD READY.

11:00A.M., NOON, & NASHER MUSEUM OF ART TOURS1:00P.M

Student docents will conduct tours of the museumdesigned by renowned architect Rafael Viñoly, whichopened last fall. The tour includes the exhibition"Between Past and Future: New Photography andVideo From China, "the first comprehensive look atinnovative photo and video art produced in Chinasince the mid-1990s. The tour will begin promptly ateach scheduled time with remarks by museum staffin the Auditorium. We recommend you arrive early.Tours are free with museum admission. 2001 Campus Dr. - Duke University Road andAnderson Street

11:00-11:40A.M. THE CHANGING MULTICULTURAL LANDSCAPE AT DUKEJulian Sanchez, Director of the Multicultural Centerand PRISM (Multicultural Residence Hall) residentsengage in a lively discussion about the dramatic shiftin American demographics and its potential impacton the Duke experience.PRISM House, Few Quad, House HH3

11:00A.M. THE LIBRARY PRESENTS DUKE MOMS AND DADSA program that features a reading or talk by a writerwho is also the parent of a first-year student. Thisyear’s speaker is award-winning mystery writer AndyStraka, who has been named by Publishers Weekly asone of ten rising stars in crime fiction.Rare Book Room, Perkins Library, West Campus

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2 HOURS BEFORE GAME � PARENTS’ & FAMILY WEEKEND PRE-GAME BARBECUEWilson Recreational Center, West Campus

1.5 HOURS BEFORE GAME � PRATT ENGINEERING BARBECUELSRC/Teer Backyard (rain location: PrattCommons)

TBA � FOOTBALL – DUKE VS. VANDERBILTWallace Wade Stadium, West Campus

2:00P.M. & 8:00P.M. �� A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM:PRESENTED BY HOOF ‘N’ HORN


4:00P.M. DUKE UNIVERSITY UNION PRESENTS CHUCK KLOSTERMANChuck Klosterman is America's premier popjournalist, "the reigning Kasparov of pop culturewits-matching" as The San Francisco Chronicle putsit. His three best-selling books manage to connectand make sense of the seemingly random elements ofour cultural landscape in ways that are inventive andinsightful. They best exemplify the old adage that"pop" is a conversation that anyone can join in on.Klosterman is a senior writer at SPIN and writes amonthly column, "Chuck Klosterman's America," forEsquire, where he wrote that magazine's infamous70th anniversary cover story on Britney Spears.Klosterman has also written for The New York Timesmagazine, The Washington Post, GQ, ESPNmagazine and The Believer. His work has beenanthologized in Dave Egger's Best American Non-Essential Reading series and is regularly chosen forthe prestigious Da Capo Best Music Writing annual.His next book, a collection of his best-knownjournalism and columns, tentatively titled ChuckKlosterman 4, will be released in September 2006.Page Auditorium, West Campus



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TBA BLUE/WHITE SCRIMMAGE BASKETBALL GAMEBecause Blue/White Scrimmage tickets are part ofthe season package, there will only be a very limitednumber of tickets available. It is the responsibility ofDuke students to purchase these tickets. Parentscannot order or purchase tickets. A limited numberof tickets will go on sale at the Cameron IndoorStadium Ticket Office in early October (studentsshould watch The Chronicle for the date of ticketsales). Duke students with a valid DukeCard receiveone free ticket and can purchase an additional twotickets. Students must be present to receive theirtickets and/or to purchase their additional tickets(cash or check only). Tickets are not availablethrough Parents' and Family Weekend Registration.Cameron Indoor Stadium

7:00P.M. � THE HERITAGE AND HOPE DINNERHeritage and Hope: An Evening of Immersion intoBlack Life at Duke. Enjoy dinner and performancesby various student groups. Attire is business casual.Co-hosted by the Black Student Alliance and theMary Lou Williams Center for Black Culture.Von Canon Rooms, Bryan Center, West Campus

7:00P.M. & 9:30P.M. ACAPPELLOOZA(7pm) Rhythm & Blue, Out of the Blue, Pitchforks &Sapphire (9:30pm) Deja Blue, Borrowed & Blue, Lady Blue &Speak of the DevilTickets available at the door - $5/per personBaldwin Auditorium, East Campus


QUESTIONS?CONTACT CONFERENCE SERVICES

AT 919-660-1760 OR [email protected].


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8:00P.M. �� HOUSE OF DESIRES: A COMEDY BY SOR JUANA DE LACRUZIn this delightful comedy, written in Mexico in thelate 17th century, a brother and sister are entangledin a web of love with four others. With everyoneunder one roof, mayhem ensues as all six charactersstruggle to be alone with their lover and the audiencetries to work out who really loves whom.Reynolds Theater, Bryan Center, West Campus

8:00P.M. � SHOWCASE CONCERTDuke Chorale (Rodney Wynkoop, conductor), DukeSymphony Orchestra (Harry Davidson, conductor),and Duke Wind Symphony (Randy Gupti, conductor).Duke Chapel, West Campus

PLEASE VISIT THE GODUKE HOME PAGE(HTTP://WWW.GODUKE.COM) FOR UPDATEDATHLETIC EVENTS. MOST SCHEDULES WERE

NOT AVAILABLE AT PRESS TIME.



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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29 ............................

9:15-10:45A.M. � PRESIDENT’S COFFEE & BAGEL RECEPTIONJoin President Brodhead (at 10:00a.m.) and othersenior administrators for breakfast and conversation.Brief remarks will be made and general questionswill be answered.Von Canon Rooms, Bryan Center, West Campus

11:00A.M.-NOON SERVICE OF WORSHIPDuke Chapel, West Campus

11:00A.M. � CATHOLIC MASS AND BRUNCHTo observe Parents’ and Family Weekend, the NewmanCatholic Student Center will celebrate Catholic Massfollowed by a brunch at the Great Hall.Page Auditorium & Great Hall, West Campus

11:30A.M.-1:00P.M. RUBENSTEIN-SILVERS HILLEL BAGEL BRUNCHTake the whole family out for a delicious brunch.Free!Freeman Center for Jewish Life, Campus Drive

2:00P.M. IN THE SPOTLIGHTThe concert features solo and small chamberensemble performances – instrumental and vocal –from the students of the music department. It isopen to all and free of charge.Nelson Music Room, East Duke Bldg., East Campus

� BRUNCH FOR FAMILIES OF FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS

Seating 1: 9:45-10:45 a.m.

Seating 2: 10:55-11:55 a.m.

Seating 3: 12:05-1:05 p.m.

Seating 4: 1:15-2:15 p.m.

Marketplace, East Campus$10.70 per person (First-Year student admission included in board plan)


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2:00P.M. �� HOUSE OF DESIRES: A COMEDY BY SOR JUANA DE LACRUZIn this delightful comedy, written in Mexico in thelate 17th century, a brother and sister are entangledin a web of love with four others. With everyoneunder one roof, mayhem ensues as all six charactersstruggle to be alone with their lover and the audiencetries to work out who really loves whom.Reynolds Theater, Bryan Center, West Campus

2:00P.M. �� A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM:PRESENTED BY HOOF ‘N’ HORN


3:00P.M. UNITED IN PRAISE FALL CONCERTBaldwin Auditorium, East Campus

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29 (continued) ..................


Registration(PLEASE print or type)

Name of parent/family

Street Country

City State Zip

Parent’s/family daytime phone number

Parent’s/family email address

Duke student’s name

Campus Phone Class h Trinity h Engineering

_____ Number attending Duke Gardens Tour and Reception

_____ Number attending FOCUS Program

_____ Number attending Pratt Engineering Seminar

_____ Number attending President’s Reception

_____ Number attending Heritage and Hope Dinner

RESERVATIONS/TICKETSParking_____ Number of weekend parking passes at $12.00 each

PARKING TOTAL $____________________

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27 ............................................Parents’ & Family Weekend Dining Showcase_____ Number of adult tickets at $24.95 each

_____ Number of child tickets at $15.25 each

_____ Number of children under 4 (Free Tickets)(Tickets should be purchased for parents, guests, and Duke students.)

FRIDAY DINNER TOTAL $____________________

DUI (Duke University Improv)_____ Number of tickets at $5.00 each(Tickets must be purchased for everyone – including Duke students. A limited numberof seats are available for this event)

DUI TOTAL $____________________

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28........................................Pratt Engineering Barbecue_____ Number of BBQ tickets (including Duke students) at $13.00 each

PRATT BBQ TOTAL $____________________

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Pre-Game Barbecue_____ Number of tickets (including Duke students) at $15.00 each(Tickets must be purchased for parents, students, and guests)

PRE-GAME BBQ TOTAL $____________________

Football Tickets_____ Number of Tickets at $25.00 each

_____ Number of Duke students who need tickets with your reserved seats(Tickets must be purchased for parents, guests, and non-Duke students only. Dukestudents need only present their DukeCard for admission. In order for your Dukestudent(s) to sit with you, you must indicate the number of Duke student seats needed.)

FOOTBALL TICKETS TOTAL $____________________

Showcase Concert_____ Number of adult tickets at $5.00 each

_____ Number of child (under 12) or student tickets (FREE)(Admission is $5 for adults and free for children and students, but tickets are requiredfor everyone wishing to attend. Students need to present identification with their ticketat the door. All tickets are for general admission seating.)

SHOWCASE CONCERT TOTAL $____________________

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29 ..........................................

Brunch for Families of First-year Students_____ Number of tickets at $10.70 each (Seating 1: 9:45-10:45a.m.)

_____ Number of tickets at $10.70 each (Seating 2: 10:55-11:55a.m.)

_____ Number of tickets at $10.70 each (Seating 3: 12:05-1:05p.m.)

_____ Number of tickets at $10.70 each (Seating 4: 1:15-2:15p.m.)(Each seating is limited to 400 people. Reservations required – first-year studentadmission included in board plan.)

BRUNCH TOTAL $____________________

Catholic Brunch_____ Number of adult tickets at $20.00 each

_____ Number of child (under 12) tickets at $10.00 each

CATHOLIC BRUNCH TOTAL $____________________

TOTAL AMOUNT FOR ALL TICKETS TOTAL $____________________

Method of Payment_____ Enclosed is a check/money order

_____ Please charge my credit card

M Visa M Mastercard M American Express M Discover

Card Number ____________________________________________________________

Security code ________________ Expiration Date ______________________________

Signature ________________________________________________________________

(Please list your billing address if it is different from your home address)

Special Requests: (i.e. accessible seating, etc) __________________________________

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All tickets are non-refundable and will be sent via U.S.Mail if we receive your registration by October 6th.Tickets will be handed out in the Bryan Center on WestCampus if we receive your registration after this date.

MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO DUKE UNIVERSITYAND RETURN WITH THIS FORM TO:Parents’ & Family Weekend Registration

c/o Conference ServicesDuke University

Box 90841Durham, NC 27708-0841

Questions? Call 919-660-1760, Fax 919-660-1769

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