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its
especially
Methodist roots. Former Provost Thomas viser
the
to
last
three
moral compass for
home
Sunday. He the
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Langford
emerged
most trusted
“In the
a
er,
of as
his
Durham
him, the
the
last
half century,
of the
one
as
a
of Duke
at the
University Trustee who
ford’s students in the
University’s
in
provosts
the
19905. “He
heart and soul of Duke
served
the vital
as
a
Lang-
ity
at
to
transitional
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was
a
God-send to
seek
between
me...,” said Brodie,
ethical dimensions. “You’d go in and you’d the
out
problem....
brow, put
his
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head in his
and he would always son....
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convince
well
so
me,
Trustees.”
he
with
knew
convince
could
out,
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if
his
Brodie recalled Langford’s
human and
with
being
never-failing
administrator
long-time
and
and public policy Joel Fleish-
another
in
could
always
find
common
Tommy Langford.”
a
before
home in Charlotte and
poor
Carolina.
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attended Davidson
to
coming
in
graduating
school
divinity 1954, he
came
scholar
one
structors,
rea-
recalled
of
of
of the said
ethics
and
University’s
at
left.
never
Once he joined the faculty, Langford, known
could
the Board
said
Duke. After
sug-
so
he
remembered Lang-
compassion
of law
one
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minute,
a
was
deeper
was
his remarkable abil-
great-souled
a
then South
or
history les-
a
con-
that there
Born Feb. 22, 1929 in Winston-Salem, Lang-
lay
up
didn’t take his
ever
convincing.
so
hands for
begin
don’t think I
gestion.
would wrinkle
colleagues
ford grew up in
on
pressing issues, especially those with moral
always
was
a sense
issues
Gregory
“People who had difficulty getting along
man.
with
ground
thoughts
you had
deeper Dean
people together.
was
professor
to both.
Langford’s
out
the
School
authority and
wonderful
Langford
link
dispensing valued, trusted advice
to draw “He
humor...,”
1994,
that he listened both to
Divinity
and
Friends
of his vice
really
sense
richness to the conversation that
of
was
to
aspect
than the words.”
Presidents Dr. Keith Brodie and Nan Keohane,
who would
said
ford’s moral
one
a
templative, and
University.”
1991
from
provost
had
you
Burg-
one
spiritual
a
Jones. “Conversation with Tom
professor, de-
was
brought
words you spoke and to
said Paula
1960s and
ordained Methodist minister,
often
well,”
as
greats, Tom Lang-
top,”
soft-spoken
these conversations. “When you would talk to
Divinity School dean before
pantheon
really ranked
As
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Langford
to the central administration in 1984.
moving
ford
failure at
leaders, serving
chair and
partment
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70.
was
course
sage
presidents
of administrators and
scores
died of heart
students,
Langford,
Duke
well-
a
be-
Methodism, most
beloved in-
several former students. Jones
long, thoughtful
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THOMAS LANGFORD
LANGFORD
on
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munity
for
nearly
half
a
was
beloved and
a
force of the Duke
com-
century.
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while,
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around him: “Of
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17,
knee and
I’ll marry you!”
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drinking. As
cannot
consider
‘God
and
they
no
gets played
down,
Fred said. “And
pressure —only
once
but when it’s you
suspension
students
there,
joy.”
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they don’t expect
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in
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find their
say,
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if
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the investigation
under scrutiny for created
so
many
girls
people who
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the prowl.” but
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participated
mixer with
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really think there
Duke’s campus.
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in
a
Feb. 4
the
night,
“Catholic Schoolgirls”
that allegedly
involved
some
on
that particular
of the
were
night,” said Assistant
President for Student Affairs Sue Wasiolek. “It
that
party which led...
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was
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the
was
to
comment an
We’re
quickly
President Kevin
on
the
tennis
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out
but of
investigation
to
figure
out
exactly
working with the University and
thoroughly
said. “This is not an ordinary;
ekes
Mar-
allegations,
mixer.
investigating, trying
on.
suspensions.”
Phi Psi
conducting
questioned
as
to these
senior and
declined
he
went
this
See MARRIAGE on 5 page
page
of
allega-
risky behavior.
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students
it
status.
alcohol abuse.
and walk home in the
eclectic
to find your fu-
certainly could. There’s
lack of dating
is linked to group
judicial
correlation of that evidence between medical needs and
about it,” said Trinity
say that I know lots of
This may a
we
just
about its
Al-
Sunday,
“I do know that EMS and serious medical issues
exactly.
future spouses during their time at Duke.
“Well,
begin early this week.
that it has repeatedly
couraging
know, after that
typical Duke experience?
a
pledges
sorority—a
sorority
last
at
of
otherwise.
as
win,
to
what
resolve
possible,” Marchetti
everyday
event for us.”
Sec PHI
Scholars
participate
in the Caribbean.
freshman Zach Hunt. “Here you meet such
asked her to marry me,” he said. O’Meara threw her arms
there’s
to-
bought O’Meara
and afterward I
is
to tell
Phi Psi’s
same
Most
every penny he had and was
know,”
But is this
out
figured
wedding
honeymoon
to
so
relationship work.”
ring. “It
you
people until school began.
the 1998 football season, Fred
engagement
dinner,
we
plan
‘True love
in different parts of the country, other
The
Saturday.
Anne Marie.”
“That didn’t work,” Fred said.
pretty fast that
to im-
I should have been
began, O’Meara asked him
internships
actually liked
always trying
or
Dean of Ju-
greek organiza-
allowed to issue bids
was
Pi Beta Phi tions
RECENTLY ENGAGED Kim Martin models her impressive rock
began.
a
of excessive
Kappa Psi
release—will
press
LIZ PRADA/THE
day but didn’t really
Phi
fraternity activity, social
though the
ar-
saxophonist. O’Meara, a sophomore at played the flute. The two met on the first
basketball
investigations
Friday morning,
today
alto
an
the time,
suspended
The official investigation of Phi Psi—to be announced
this
When Fred
now.
rived at Duke his freshman year, he as
Anne
married
pending
week, Associate
a
dicial Affairs Kacie Wallace
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from
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over
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President Bill
last
year’s
proposed
spending
million to
presidential
$2O
states aid
help
to
end
his
decided
brief
ration
president
forced to choose between
Party nominee, saying
their
ternal fighting would pre-
jobs,
and their
he said.
Technical
Federal agents obtained in
California to
Oregon
search
signals
overload
to
Yahoo and Amazon.com, others.
have used
at the
for
responsible
that the
river,
destroying
Serbian
Romania,
Minister
to
of
bacteria have
even
said
as
killed.
he toured the
area
Not
Blazic
survived,”
the
But
damage.
the spill,
professor at
recover.
been
demand
In
tragedy be
Vlad,
said
The
people—not
town of
a
toxicology
off fish
feeding
and birds
danger,
been
impression
spill
originated
near
gold
the mine,
used to
in
the border dam at the
a
mine
overflowed to pour into
30, causing cyanide
lution is
could die. The poi-
had
the
Oradea, where
streams. At
in
effects
Romania,
He
said those with wells close to
spill’s
Mare
Baia
Anton
Romania,
T have
cyanide
northwest
Jan.
are
grass,
exaggerated,” he said.
Belgrade University.
the riverbed
along the
the
that it is
at risk because
Predrag Frolic,
filter into the
environmental official, sug-
overstated.
pollution
of chemistry and
can
contaminate
Bucharest, an
gested
where
just aquatic life—are
at least five years for life in the Tisa River
will
we
for this
originated, played down the environ-
most
mental Environment
and
culprits
then
grain, and livestock, Frolic said.
punished,” he said.
a
that has contaminated
‘The Tisa has
in-
winning
a
cyanide
separate gold
so-
ore
from surrounding rock.
a
University
desktop of Cali-
fornia at Santa Barbara.
with
NASA
Vandals
Charles Schulz, ‘Peanuts’ creator, dies
problems
astronauts
been
may
those
damage
the
international
estimation of
an
and
Space shuttle Endeavour’s Earth
among
for
Reform
plague NASA mission
computers that may have used
the
from
an
soil
“We will demand
an-
soned water also
a
catastrophe.”
on
Internet hackers
warrants
spill
the White House.
FBI closes in
and
him
vent
running
as
Serbia
Branislav Blazic said it would take
explo-
Americans should not be
families
2000
14,
in the Tisa River
cyanide spill destroyed aquatic life
total
aquatic life.
working parents in need.
into
from
major
a
race
Donald Trump
court
cyanide spill
Trump withdraws from Clinton
at
compensation
proposes
family leave aid
Press
nounced Sunday that it will demand
al-
bloodshed in East Timor.
Clinton
FEBRUARY
for
compensation
river in northern Serbia. “This is
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Associated
BECEJ, Yugoslavia
Wiranto,
the Cabinet
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minis-
security
Gen.
ter,
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his
suspended
powerful
a
reversal, By
Wahid
medical-
Carnell
year-old
surprise
a
President
Monday
death of
malpractice
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nearly $4 million
pay
for
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president
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until
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struggled
derstand
their
a
to
as
His wife, Jeannie, said, “He had done
Service
of
comic
cut
the
that
read by 355 million
died in his
Calif., just day
world short.
was
Brown
strip starring Charlie
sleep
Saturday
was
Schulz drew Peanuts
and
The lives of Peanuts and of Charles Schulz
Snoopy
at his home in Santa ran
Patrick McDonnell,
Rosa,
half
nearly
a
century.
He
languages
chandise and
countries, 2,600
said
papers
day. The Peanuts strips,
every
com-
one,”
strip.”
Peanuts reached readers in 75
and 21
were
were
the cartoon Mutts. “He
who draws
his heart and soul into that
put
in the Sun-
77. for
intertwined. “The strip and he
pletely
people around the world,
hours before his last cartoon
newspapers. He
everything
he wanted.”
Charles Schulz, the creator of Peanuts, the tender and sage
un-
thruster
that could
mapping
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N.Y. Times News
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more
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His
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with the eyes, but with the mind; and
winged Cupid painted
blind.
no
one
else would
draw the comic strip
ever
Although he drew Peanuts with
lion
diagnosis of colon
last
daily strip
carried
a
“Charlie Brown,
signed
ran
Jan. 3. His in
last
which
Snoopy, Linus, Lucy... how
Sunday he
can
said, I
year.
And Schulz
was
said to have
earned about
$4O million annually.
to
His cartoon saga “is
cancer.
farewell
a
$3O million
a
hand tremor for years, he only put down his pen after his
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that
and he kept his word.
told
by
any
Tolstoy novel,
one
Thompson, University,
ever
human
a
arguably the longest story ever being,” longer than any epic poem,
any
Wagner
opera,
observed Robert
professor of popular culture
on
at
Syracuse
the PBS NewsHour with Jim Lehrer. In
”
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forget them...”
all, Schulz drew
than 18,250 strips.
more
Shakespeare
Duke
University
Department of Religion
presents
Dr. Tom Tweed Department of Religious Studies UNC-Chapel Hill speaking
on
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Monday, February 14 5:00 pm Room 022 New Divinity
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fellowships
on
and
Religious
religions
currently
and open
to
the
public.
Studies and American Studies and
in
North America.
serves
as
associate
He
has received
dean for the
director of the First Year Seminar
is
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numerous
undergraduate
program
at
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2000
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activist shares
Olympic
story behind raised fist LISA HELEM
By
the
assassinations
of
Kennedys, Mexico
ture:
Olympics;
medal
two
stand
ners
the
atop
after
podium
the
City,
just
200-meter
Smith, living with the reality
win-
of
roots.
having
croppers,
in
two fists
plays; and
black leather but
silent that
raised in
are
the
scene
in
the
Olympics, recreated at
dress
the face of
in
his
adversity
he in
fist
salute
ad-
in
up
is not it is
began.
a
re-
Raising
black
a
gold 1968
an
“Standing
popular position, but spected,”
that
Auditorium
Page
night.
last
power
during the Olympics,
Smith said that he and teammate John Carlos
litical
made
statement
shadowed
the
that
19.83
a
over-
second
gold medal.
Before ence,
a
discussed
how
this action drew attention to the
plight of those engaged
the
civil
rights
had the
world. We our
in
attention of the
had the world
palms—not of
pose
realize
for the
in
pur-
it—but
crushing
show the world what
until he
As
he
began
no
or
Jim
he
came
got
to
civil
was
poverty
he said
rights
of
out
which
to
we were
as
sprang from his
of
Smith,
as
Rights,
the
world to
etched
of
the
Human
discuss
their
using
to ele-
had
they
concerns
the
and
country
public figures
as
the
vate
for
about human mistreatment “There
in
mediacy was
was
a
titude
so
action. There
our
thinking
leaders
the
at
dysfunctional
a
was
of im-
sense
common
among many
was
a
okay
long
as
at-
as
it
popular. We didn’t think
and
we were
determined to
change [it],” Smith said. The idea of the act
podium the
came
later. “I
[the
dungeon,
area
me.
stated.
I had
“I
struggling
a
saw
as a
the
was
in
athletes’
behind the stands!
it hit
and
vision,” he my
father
sharecropper.
going through...” said Smith.
I
“We
mother had to endure. I said
were
equality, Never more
talking
about
not hate.” were
these
to John concerns
evident than in 1968,
a
year that Smith reminded the audience
came
poleci
the
saw
in the wake of
susan
go
up
indignities
[Carlosl
there,
I’m
my
going
take this
to
glove
that I had, raise my fist and pray.
Want the other one?”
Carlos
monaco
agreed
bisou2
and
would
the minds of
on
but
lookers, would
forever
their
who
have
dent. “The
severe
tion has
repercussions. When Smith back
came
City,
he
job.
“The
from
Mexico
dealer
car
worked fori put up the
on
Smith and
buy
a
conviction.
rapists’
[the
moneyl
to find the
rapists,”
CrimeStoppers organiza-
lot of experience about how
a
reward
munity
helps folks check
to flush
Durham
[I
sign
a
billboard,
Olympian
meet
a
fired from his
was
they had
said Julia Borbely-Brown, TPA presi-
action
the
later
of the
infonnation
police thought
might be helpful
on-
is
TPA officials
Saturday that
to the
“The
be
ready put To
‘Come
car’.... But
out
a com-
something out.” had al-
CrimeStoppers
$1,200 cash reward.
a
up
keep the
in
rapes
the
consciousness
hood’s
Tommie
neighbor-
and
make
to
the composite remains in
sure
papers
did
borhood association raised the money
that podium, he said
on
that
his
business
and fired
ty
the sign up In
said.
kept
lost
received
terpreted
ASSOCIATED PRESS
their
told that
was
made
was
place
at
in
TOMMIE SMITH, top, spoke
“I
statement
the
wrong
the wrong time,” he
said. “But, what
demeaning
not
action.
our
we
did
stood for what the
flag
after
speech, have
Zabriskie,
a
which
assumes
the
tee
chair, said residents have
been
always
said.
Duke
the
so
the
raising
said
the
fliering and fund epitomized the neigh-
effort
“I
been
inspired
by
there has been
of him and
maraderie and
the
on
“We
podium,”
brought
people
could
him see
for
neighborhood
remains “moderate-
Majestic, who
Smith.
photo
recog-
who has
someone
around the
chose
John Carlos she
as
ly optimistic” that the rapist will be
City.
why
man
the past few years.
to
the
borhood’s
morale.
strong
“I
think
heightened
some
ca-
allegiance,” he said.
“Obviously, it’s unfortunate that [the fund
raising! happened under these
circumstances.”
story behind the picture.”
The Freeman Center
for Jewish Life
residents.
largest contribution.
nized the
in the 200-meterdash at
explained
the famous
co-
Committee,
presented
neighborhood
and
neighborhood board put up $5OO,
caught,
president of the Black History
winning gold
campus
the world’s attention
the 1968 Olympics in Mexico
committee
rep-
Trinity sophomore and
Month
Above center, Smith
pose that captured
It
resented—freedom.” Meccasia
Sunday.
on
was
the flag.
churches
Majestic, the group’s safety and crime subcommit-
numerous
misin-
businesses,
TPA member Hank
house
Smith said people
using e-mail and
hours,
to contact
the
this,
to
his
48
television, the neigh-
on
phone calls The
though,” Smith
addition
Smith also and
publiciHe
me.
only
in
couldn’t
have any negative
and
news-
when he found out what I
death threats.
on
men
composite
a
1,200 fliers,
$2,500 award for
a
leading
one
met with athletes from
around
status
member
a
Project
raised
stance
the
or
weapon—money.
posting on
announced
as
preceding the Olympics,
Olympic
After
de-
In
man
last week, the in-
women
a new
suspect
strug-
gle for human rights. years
using
age.
He
two
vigorated Trinity Park Association
Smith
isolated event, but
an
raped
against
abuses.
reports
help find the
To
didn’t
older,
speak
From staff
share-
the brute strength
racism
movement.
“As black athletes in the ’6os, we
But
time that
captivated audi-
Smith
to
stranger
po-
world record that had earned him the
Smith
tips
rapist
on
lifelong
Texas
to
scribed his action in ’6B not
Tommie Smith, the 200 winner
Bom
Crow.
a
protest
reverberations
was
medal
in
the world.
throughout This
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The Chronicle
In
a
world dominated by secular mate-
rialism, several speakers of various faiths
argued that spirituality still endures dura
ing
discussion
broadcast
from
was
State
Oregon
Jewish, Muslim and
included
speakers,
Christian
in
religion
conference, which
Duke
to
University,
tive
the state of
on
the year 2000. The
well
as
as
compara-
religion experts and Desmond Tutu,
Nobel
of
archbishop Several
and
a
former
Capetown, South Africa.
of
themes that
winner
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Peace
the
are
discussed
speakers
to their differ-
common
religions.
ent
Both Rabbi
Lawrence Kushner
and
Seyyed Hossein Nasr, professor of Islamic studies at
George Washington Univer-
sity, discussed their religions’
version of
mysticism, which emphasizes
unity
interconnectedness of all
Rabbi
“theology without joked, hot
things.
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Kushner,
humor is
Make
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blasphemy,”
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to the
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Armstrong,
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focused on the
speakers
trality of compassion
former
who
now
religious belief
describes herself
is the test of your
a
us
was
God with
a
as
the
came
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a
soft spot for sinners,”
said Tutu, who drew a Duke crowd ofabout
40,
double the size of the other
Elizabeth Kiss,
teleconference, message
often and
see
play in
was
said
was
she
watching the
thought
Tutu’s
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this
mercy....
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mercy.”
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people rather,
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a
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ception of the divine.” The teleconference is the interfaith
dialogue
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Kenan
a
continuation of
the program, and
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stopped craving spirituality;
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fascinating
Tutu and
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particular, criticized “all these
background.”
speakers.
director of the Kenan
Ethics Program, who
will
cause
that
on
primacy of kindness. “The God Jesus
dards...
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theology.”
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Like Armstrong,
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commentator and
a
monotheist,” asserted
“freelance
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Duke witnessed
conference via satellite.
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14.
2000
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Officials other from
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fraternity has been
on
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talking
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around
[campus],”
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to issue
us
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Wallace,
people
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life. “It’s better for
have
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suspensions
incorrectly
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really
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college more
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al.
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more
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years from
the
Trinity
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stuff to
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to focus
more on
do!” said
some ran-
not
really
where their
they’re going
rather than who
senior. “Me? I’m still
But the dearth of on
campus
dating has
ca-
not hurt
for love.”
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Ninth Street. Owners Doug and Teresa Bartee have
come
Martin
use
in here every
for Valentine’s Day a.m.
and stay until
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likely tie the knot
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first time he
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will
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won
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of some Valentine flowers. Martin and Fine,
floor of Bassett
he
to have five
to
both Trinity
they’ll be with,” said searching
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into work at 5
come
walk out the door,” Doug Bartee said. “It’s great.”
her
and what job
now
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make
in the middle of nowhere there would be
they tend
2
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at Duke?
dating, because there’s probably
going
and have had to
longer-term dating.”
busy being pre-profession-
there... than
out
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Senior Class President Azim Barodawala said thinks people are also too
people make assumptions.”
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much
by how
much else to do there.”
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She added that much of local media attention has fo-
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nouncements of the Pi Phi and Phi Psi press
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sorority’s national
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formal charges against the sorority by mid-week.
about
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drinking
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of
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senior Jim
Trinity
dangerous levels
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ex-
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mixer
over
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punished
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consider that you will be pun-
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think again.
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these bills and
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job—not
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say
for
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toward “equality.”
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four bills
by
won’t have
in the state Senate. But
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Benetton’s statement of purpose is
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Winning
streak
RAY HOLLOMAN
By
The
begins
but
ATLANTA— Coach Mike
84
Krzyzewski’s Ga. Tech
65
was
thing—the
one
loss didn’t
and Chris Carrawell’s
thing entirely the way Duke A
spent
Maiyland
but
figures with
from its
Then,
8-1
second
hard-
led six Blue Devils 15
in the
points
in
spot
glided
glad
we
can’t take
After
taking
for
winning
6-5
early
an
to be done
as
a
last
digit lead just
advantage,
been
ing
relentless Duke defense
over
a
Tech, which entered the
tage
Virginia,
Yellow
did
Georgia
game
with two
an
of
upset victory
Jacket
coach
six-point
capped by
a
Bobby
run
three-pointer
Cremins
Tech
Georgia
on
Battier
top
hard
to
of
that
a
rim
“We
Cremins was
then
just
by
to
a
a
to
low
able
today,” we
trimmed the lead
let
never
Georgia
24 Yellow
in the
to
set
Jacket
first half to
want-
we
down and
get
“We
play
played
one
for
on
over
control said.
because
we
of
& Staff:
ad for
your generous Discountl
game,
tier
was
one
of six Blue Devils to
Neither were
of
usually
against
a
lot
Maryland
ball
what don’t more
that
Georgia
able to make
score
in double
Blue
Tech’s
big
men
impact against
an
figures
with his 10
Devils.
Collier
up
just
seven
only
first
scored
game’s final
shots
for
found
the game. The
team All-ACC
seven
points
minutes,
seven
points.
the
the Blue
Devil advantage hovered in the high 20s. Frontcourt even
worse
as
points. Neither
mate
he
Alvin
was
was
Jones
held to
able to
only
fared four
free himself
a
physical Duke frontcourt.
“Carlos Boozer and Matt Christensen their
played
Krzyzewski key
to
our
Duke
center
before as
against
the
the ball in his hand seldomly and he put
pre-season
the
‘That’s
completely the opposite.”
Duke
season-
the
much and force
but
a
in the first half.
great
Krzyzewski
worked
was
this
SHANE BATTIER drives to the hoop against the Yellow Jackets’ Clarence Moore in the first half. Bat-
with
unable
were
committed
turnovers
took
turnovers,
half,
Duke
doesn’t
undersized
seven
“We
nine and
Bring
Sr.,
36.
be
turn it
Ml*
Portland
to counter.
and I
Students
like to go to
the rest of his
And the Yellow Jackets
let it go.”
Georgia
by
high level of intensity, Duke style.”
going,”
to 10 in the final minute of the first
we
usually
defense,” Dunleavy said.
reaction
nine,
style
comfortableoffensive
including only
get within
Tech again
Devils a
The Blue Devils
it
try-
move.
“When it needed to be done,
dozen.
get
he
wow,
goal attempts
crowd.
said. “We cut it to
just hoping we
a
couldn’t
I’ve
I’ve been
father,
attendance with
own
ed
He then drained the free throw to put Duke back up
in
their
called block
brought the game’s biggest under-capacity
for
one,
impressed
was
whose
field
lead to nine
the
of
that move.”
they allowed just
as
the ensuing possession, Shane
drove
was
move
coach Mike Dunleavy
The Blue
11:15 left in the first half.
layup, toppling Collier for
from the
half
the Blue Devils’
residence,
Tech get into
spurt,
from the
couple
said. “The
finish like that.”
offense.”
our
a
that
him;
use
Williams,
in
the
with
to
Dunleavy,
was
defense,”
on
of the game, cut the
points with But
get him
Trail Blazer
the key which gave Jason Collier his first
points
of
made
on
family. “But...
relentless
were
hoop.
him, he usually finishes,” Williams said
cut the Blue Devil advan-
said. “We could not A
side of the
Dunleavy’s game-stopping
to under 10.
‘They
three-point line,
“At the end of the half, afterwards
once
straight ACC wins and over
points
working
to
a
he
as
the lane to lay the ball in
Dunleavy
judge
the game.
Only
but
Tech defender and
spurts,” Krzyzewski
Even
double-
minutes into
seven
slashing
a
four
when
granted.”
the Blue Devils out to
pushed
highlight reels
season
across
scoring
the Yellow Jackets (11-12, 3-7) watched
helplessly
of the
all
Dunleavy
“The game was decided by
with that,” Carrawell said. “We just know that
Mike
from the opposite
Saturday.
hurts and we’re
“Losing
the
on
spun past
Tech 84-65 in Alexander
Memorial Coliseum
the final possession
on
half,
ball-faked Vines at the
ACC) rebounded
first ACC loss since 1998, dom-
inating Georgia
possession,
12-point edge.
a
ended the game and ensured himself
No. 3
as
the
on
big offensive
a
the next Duke
on
it back in for
putting
aren’t
typically
Boozer, who
day banging
huge frontcourt, grabbed rebound
some-
else—losing streaks
nosed Carrawell
Duke (19-3,
play said
of the
most
defensive end with the Yellow Jackets’
plays basketball. tired
visibly
double
said
that much and the game
mean
in double digits.
advantage
Freshman center Carlos
other game. But Jason William’s
any
eyes
words
pounds Georgia Tech
Duke
missed T.J. Vines free throw kept the
a
Chronicle
Blue Devils’ Puke
anew as
PAGE 3
27
in
big
breakaway
well,”
guys
definitely
was
a
victory.”
pushed the lead
the
19-point
two
said. “That
second
to
as
many
as
a
Williams
dunk with 5:29 to
play. The
final
Georgia Tech
half
margin had been
on
was
the
since
a
closest
pair
of
Shaun Fein free throws pulled the Yellow Jackets within 16 with 15:54 to go.
SPORTSWRAP
PAGE 4
Berenato loses
MONDAY.
FEBRUARY
14,
2000
in Tech’s Cameron tumble
everything but shirt
Duke put
clinic in the second half
a
on
the Yellow Jackets,
ending its two-game skid
CHRISTINA PETERSEN
By
The
bad luck, 53
Ga. Tech
coach Agnes
13 was
or
for.
the
have lost to the Blue Devils.
got tonight
I
thing
play
the number of consecutive
signified
13
Berenato,
‘The best
which team you
on
game-high first-half points, but for Tech
the Yellow Jackets
games
usually associated with good
depending
Georgia Tech’s Danielle Donehew,
For
number of her
lucky
Chronicle
The number 13 is
81
Puke
vs.
was
free
a
t-shirt,”
Berenato
said. “And I had to steal that.” Duke
battle
Friday night
ond-half points to tie the The 81-53
game-high
drubbing halted
a
Devils had lost three
straight
showed that it could win
since she tore her ACL
difficult for
wanted to
to
us
More
13
sec-
importantly, Duke
decisively without who has
Browne,
two games in
losing
the Blue
not
played
Jan. 27.
against North Carolina
a row
was
take,” coach Gail Goestenkors said.
“We
out and
come
lucky
own
losing streak that
two-game
games.
“We’re not used to losing, and very
a
of 21.
than
more
rebounder Peppi
leading
in
that included
the first time in three years the No. 14 Blue
threatened to be
Devils’
ACC) pounded Tech (12-10, 5-7)
in Cameron Indoor Stadium
Gingrich contributing her
Krista
sophomore
in the
8-3
(19-4,
protect
our
home,
to
just get back
on
the
winning track.” The Blue Devils
finished Tech off with
27-4 second-half run
a
that continued until nine, minutes remained in the game. “If I
was
to ask
going
asked her to stop
Duke started off
Junior 11.3 JENNY ROBINSON/THE
KRISTA GINGRICH handles the ball against Tech’s Midi Martinez Friday.
points,
both
season
highs, against
RESERVE
Gingrich poured
in
five three-pointers
before
I would have
favor,
left,” Berenato said. two turnovers
Gingrich put the Blue Devils
Kruppa,
Tech’s
leading
scorer
per game,
CHRONICLE
throw. The
and 21
half, when junior Rochelle Parent scored
game
who
scored first for the Yellow Jackets
was
tied at 7-7
the Yellow Jackets.
OFFICERS’
a
play three-pointer from the left side of the
a
Jaime
points
10 minutes
sluggish in the first half, with
in the first minute of
the board with
for
[Goestenkors]
playing with
14:20
with
a
averages on
remaining
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and
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doubles
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take
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but
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matches,
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to
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first
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match.
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struggled
momentum
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play,
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handed the
out-
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Michelle Matko regained
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and
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we
Adams
that we had
depth
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our
loss
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more
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lucky
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two
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ten-
got
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took
the nation.
It
outhustled.
outplayed,
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as
as
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we’ve had in six years,” Ashworth said. “We
Duke
Siebel, Duke’s lone senior,
indicated to coach Jamie Ashworth that
“We
Mission
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close
so
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Blue-collar win ATLANTA
(and
With all due respect to Chicken Little
Tech staves off naysayers,
falling
Try telling “Before
Durham.
on
Some would have you believe sons, four first-round NBA
times, Duke’s
Apocalypse
first ACC
picks and
loss
in
just around the
was
that
32
a
after two
handful of
sea-
over-
the games meant
“I
Devils.
Adam Ganz
it
Instead,
sloppy somewhere “Getting back
“It
was
a
reality check;
I
was
like, ‘Oh God,
we
can
lose at Cameron,”’ Chris Carrawell said. A
wake-up call,
yes.
Blue Devils, whose ACC dominance had
to draw
begun
was
a
the
Against
team that
a
Blue
the
reputation
own
soiled
was
the
3
winning.
was
as
reality check for
a
offense
of 31
too.”
me,
just fine,
was
home,
pre-
television with
on
game
key,”
one
Juan Dixon’s
by
the defense that stayed
was
suggested
No.
got downright
that
defense,
Terps, Duke’s
watching
sumably
for the
roll-up-the-sleeves-and-get-
Duke
to
defenders
top
Cremins
as
game
in the midst of all that
points Wednesday. “That
thank you. It
Duke 84. Georgia Tech 65
if this
me
after the game. I
answer
said Carrawell, who had his the ACC’s
But the end of the road for the
kept asking
not,
was
“statement”
a
back-to-basics effort from
Commentary
Apocalypse
Bobby Cremins.
Duke’s 85-64 romp
corner.
2000
have that.”
we
afterwards,
Game
that to
the game everyone
told them we’d have the
think
14,
bad time to play Duke,” Cremins said Saturday.
a
was
FEBRUARY
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comparisons
wishful thinkers around the ACC), the sky
some
is not
vs.
MONDAY,
the
hundreds of student no-shows. Duke Carrawell '
Batlier
MP
FG
3PG
33
6-14
1-4
34
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Boozer
26
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TO 0
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5
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12 15
James
30
4-8
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3
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Williams
21
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Christensen
10
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Dunleavy
26
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3
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71
21
84
“I’ve
never
Krzyzewski
Totals
18-28
13
MR
FG
3PG
FT
R
A
0-1
Moore
32
3-6
Collier
35
3-7
Jones
30
2-4
Vines
31
3-11
Fein
32
5-10
put
up
2-4 2-8
Akins
21 2
LaBarrie
BLK
ST
PF
PTS
3-5
5
0
4
1
2
4
9
1-2
7-7
8
1
2
0
2
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15 5
in Cameron since Duke’s
2
After
Krzyzewski
defensive-minded
200
21-52
5-15
18-26
40
10
21
6
5
20
65
couldn’t
run
ence.
his team
ran
45
39
84
Georgia Tech
31
34
65
through
defense,”
Cremins said. “We
offense. We couldn’t get the ball inside.”
our
points
off 21 Tech turnovers
Slyons, Kersey
mitting just
one
turnover in the first halfand
That reversal from
Krzyzewski
“If
win
against
an
if we
that,” he said. “But game,
Attendance—lo,ooo
I’ll be
on
I have
play
the
G/F Mike In
an
otherwise unmemorable game,
Dunleavy gave the fans and
SportsCenter
a
highlight
At the end of the first
to remember.
half, Dunleavy
juked his way past three Tech defenders
for
a
spectacular lay-up.
The
proof
goal, Krzyzewski’s
struggled
of that.
Jason Collier and Alvin
Jackets’ most effective with
Along
solid
Boozer,
who
Christensen
Make
an
major
Jones
reason
where twin
the Yellow
are
to battle
up
to
with
so
that’s
in
for
support a
Shane
virus, and Carlos
battle five
foul
trouble, and
points
playing
me
with the starters
job
If Christensen’s
four
in
has used
so
Devils in
are
far in ACC
play.
than
minutes
With
clearly vulnerable
rotation
only
six
fatigue,
could
players
a
aver-
the Blue
fact evident
Wednesday’s loss. course,,,
Cremins
improvement
relative.
is
As
and the ACC’s other second-tier
concerned, Duke
already
is
“They’re going
to be
they
too
are
as
are
good. to
tough
far
teams
beat,” Cremins
beatable,
but
tournament, it’s going to be hard for
a
in
said.
the NCAA
team to knock
them off.
“They have the capability
to
make
a
run
for
the
whole thing.”
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“They proved
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CHRIS CARRAWELL led the Blue Devils in scoring and rebound-
com-
total.
seven
Wednesday’s performance
tangible
two
aspect of the
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were
“You become better when excellence is Officiate. Rose,
intense,
an
could bet those
Tech.
change against on
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The Blue Devils took better care of the ball, too,
lem with Duke
opponent has
an
legendary 102-100 dou-
practice Friday,
relentless
were
19-point
Totals
the Terps,
against
highest total
8
Team
expectation,
some
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Duke’s 38
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The Blue Devils
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Grueling practice Oh, what
a
difference
one
week
week
make
can
Exactly eight nights after Duke’s hard-suffered loss to
Maryland, the
women’s basketball team returned to
Cameron Indoor Stadium and got back to
winning.
Game
the Blue Devils took Yellow Jackets
it
it really
long, hard
paid off,”
On paper,
one
sentence.
week of
32-point
I think
coach Gail Goestenkors said.
Georgia Tech should have been
Georgia with
approaching
Browne’s
margin-
a
regained
with
awkward bum-
with
Georgia
the ball
point
guard
“[Goestenkors]
Tech’s
zone,
you
little bit, penetrating
a
movement in gener-
Krista
said
modified
passing,
intensity.
skipping and just ball
al,”
vari-
steady rhythm
a
some
rapid-fire
confidence and
Especially
and
injury.
are a
week ago, the Blue Devils dazzled
a
have to work
Duke 83, Georgia Tech 51
is its
work.
at
team has
Tech
more
Duke
margin.
to
Peppi
the court. In contrast to
bling plays
practice and
Gingrich
could
we
have
said.
an
open
Ga. Tech
MP
FG
3PG
FT
R
A
TO
BLK
ST
PF
PTS
Kruppa
24
1-5
0-0
2-3
5
3
0
0
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4
three at any given time, but let’s work it around
Tate
34
1-5
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0-1
0
5
1
2
2
and
Donehew
32
6-15
0
3
0
2
0
15
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13
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0
Lingenfelder
11
1-2
0-0
11
0
0
1
0
3
Barlin
21
3-9
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0
0
3
6
Martinez
15
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0
4
0
0
3
6
Mallory
15
2-3
0-0
3-6
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0
11
0
17
Stewart
26
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3
3
2
0
0
3
0-0
0-0
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McCallum Aves Boatner Ebert
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5
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0
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0-0
0
0
0
0
0
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Totals
200
17-56 4-14
13-22
Duke
MP
FG
Parent
26
2-3
0-0
Schweitzer
31
7-14
3-7
Rice
26
5-12
1-5
0-2
Mosch
23
1-5
0-1
5-6
Gingrich
32
6-16
5-11
Malyasovsky
26
3-8
0-0
Gvozdenovic
12
0-0
West
16
3-6
Gebisa
5
Brown
3
2 0
6
1
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7
22
1
4
18
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10
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2
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1
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0-0
0-0
1
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0
0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0
0
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1
better look.”
Tiffany
ners
1-2
FT
Team 200
29-68
10-28
15-20
tile and aggressive
adapt
19
10
3
10
26
25
Duke
33
50
defense after
on
half, the Blue Devils
none
from
Donehew
limited
was
in
Salerno,
With
21
less for
on
the game
the
defense
all
clamping
week
and
just
built
Gingrich killed
one
got beat
tle bit
on
One
on
they
on
over,
it
down
the
ROCHELLE PARENT powers down the lane for Parent
back
did in
There on
preseasuch
was
penetration. came
I
out and
help if
just really proud
was
got
a
and
pressuring
in their face
lit-
a
defense.”
player who
Tech’s face
was
getting
was
very
much in
Georgia
Rochelle Parent, whose six points and
her 26 minutes, Parent the court with
justice was
to her role
on
the court. In
scrambling and diving
all
unparalleled intensity.
“Rochelle is probably
Tech
Friday
but she makes all of the hustle
sheets, all
gets
things
the greatest warrior
the
rebounds and she
tough
for this team
our
that and
emotionally
plays. She
does
so
many
with her hustle and
with her heart.”
Offensively, Gingrich’s five
21
the
points
team were
three-pointers.
shined
her
bright
high,
season
well.
as
Schweitzer scored
Georgia
her
as were
more
than 20 points for the first time since the first week of
field
only
10 turnovers,
43
percent
only
of its
two of which
in the second half.
were
“I think
and
team made
goals, it had only
then
as
we
a
team,
we
executed
down,” Gingrich on
all recognize
it. I know it doesn’t show up in the
January. While the
pointers. The sophomore also effec-
over
up.
we
layup against
a
10 rebounds and had three steals.
team-high
all appreciate
we
stat
another that there would be
10 rebounds do little
the Duke attack.
just like
a
team,” Goestenkors said. “We 11-0
on an
defense,” Goestenkors
on
grabbed
on
score-
it went
as
defense and
the Yellow Jackets with five three-
ran
during
held the Yellow Jackets
worked
of the way not
afraid to shoot the ball. Against Tech’s
tively
line,
basket.
successful
one
of action
than five minutes
more
trusting
you
Gingrich
defense Friday,
the
midway through the second half.
“We
son
zone
three
51
Franklin
Say this about Gingrich—she’s
only
three-point
only
six
the second
night.
strong emphasis
G Krista
to
scorer
in
second half.
Attendance—4,l22
Player of
In
through
14 minutes
that it
three treys
the
it
made
said. “We started all Officials: Morningstar,
a versa-
leading
allowed her
behind
of which
jump shot
run
Georgia Tech
the need for
saw
during the first half.
attempts
gun-
defense.
Against Georgia Tech, Duke showed could
Donehew, Duke
41
strong Friday
Brown and Marche Strickland last
Danielle Donehew nailed
5
Totals
very
destroyed by Terrapin
week, the Blue Devils
attempts 3PG
also
was
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1
37
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First, the
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“It’s been
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Behind the numbers, however, there
Commentary
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pushes Blue Devils back
ally tougher ACC opponent than Maryland. Yet,
level
Kevin Lees
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when
ran
when
needed to
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we
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we
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run
slow a
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than it
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Texas
The
quick
same
them
to
practice
the
as
new
win
over
a
never
the
(3-0) feel the results
Root
were
yesterday
host to
can
want, and you The Blue
said. “In
the
can
or
go to
come
see our
Devils
Chapel Hill
here and
won
to
won
four of the
sets and the shutout
was
for
practice
practice all day
level is really the
practice
to
hotly
high
preserved
an
we
right now.”
contested
singles matches
if
doubles first
six
straight
in
when Ramsey Smith
The match did not start off
Smith
lopsided,
as
against
pitted Duke’s Michael
ranked team that Down games to
6-7, the win
won
point’s
No. 1 tandem of Root and
Blue
and
the
three
and Porter
Crowell,
the
are
12th-
proa
lot
and eventu-
said. “I think it’s
give
feel
slot. Jones
the
into
guys
Marko
marking
lineup,
season.
to leave the
stupid
And the way Duke is
lineup set,
it does-
enough where they
If everyone has
the
opportunity
to
everybody.”
play, it makes life easier for
playing right
now,
things
are
the Blue Devils coach. easy for
quite
“We’re never
playing April tennis
been
able
to
do
we
were
Note; an
in
last year at
at
a
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facilities,”
higher level happy
”
Senior Pedro
Escudero,
elbow
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injury,
of
this time. I’m really
playing
we’ve
February, which
before because
Lapidus said. “We’re playing
with
from No. 1
inserted
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chance to play up
a
they belong.
than
again changed
virtually interchangeable,” Lapidus
with the way we’re
the teams
first two doubles matches. The doubles
match
decisive
so
away
once
their first starts of the dual meet
n’t
match
lineup, dropping Andres Pedroso
to
singles
last three years,
play
singles, coach Jay Lapidus
In
around his
Cerenko
knocked off Nick Crowell in three sets, 6-3,1-6, 7-5.
split the
ally
Duke
world of difference to
a
the
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better and better. We had
just keep plugging
we
“Our top six
all point and cruised through singles, winning sets. Duke
are
Root said. “The way
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7-0
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playing this well. We’d have
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made
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us,”
playing,
for early, but the way it’s been working
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Devils’ second (4-1), the Blue
facility has
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in the IM
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the
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start to
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and I have been
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“The indoor
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Tennis
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drubbing of No.
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Ramsey
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Sheffield
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team
Lapidus hopes he will rejoin the
tomorrow,
out
hitting
yesterday against
Texas.
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the match, and the doubles point, 9-7.
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Desert stormed: Sun Devils scorch Duke in weekend sweep KEVIN LLOYD
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gave up
Phelps
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both teams
was
batter
inning
the Sun Devils struck
in
was
game
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Devils
Packard
opened when Hannaway
lead-off
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at
the
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inning pitched.
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10-1
the moment it
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blistering fash-
gave
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in the second
more runs
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Friday’s glimpse
and
7-1
12-0,
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(11-2)
home
a
two-run
a
Blue
But
less-than-success-
a
gave up
and
Duke mustered one-sided
get the
first.
9-0 lead.
Duke’s schedule. In
Jones
Phelps
the next opponent on
was
the
outing. Alieva
fuj
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Unfortunately
of
Hannaway, he had
a
morale boost after getting victimized by a
out
edge
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MONDAY.
Duke’s 2nd half defense rains Donehew’s
on >
from
WOMEN’S HOOPS
3-point parade 39.3
field goal percentage,
4
page
compared
neath Tech’s defense to take the lead for
Duke’s 35.3, and Donehew
the rest of the game.
to
But
to its
returning remained Devils miss
though Duke seemed
even
winning form, close
relatively
exhibited
quick passing with
layups
easy
left
minutes
the
less
different
Blue
only
than
Duke
to
got
came
off to
short
eight
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out
meeting:
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and
jumper
but Tech
freshman
a
all
Those five points would be the Yellow Jackets’ last
than
so
our
from
M
Goestenkors
offense,”
took
while
us
lit-
a
Krista
Georgia Schweitzer, Jr. (16.3 ppg)
just
to for
goal
from the
off
beyond
the
five
than our offense.”
when it had been
(6.6 ppg)
Forward
Lauren Rice,
Center--LaChinaRobinson, So. (8.1 ppg)
Sr.
(9.0 ppg)
ppg)
Brenda Kirkpatrick,
ANALYSIS
Jr. (8.9 ppg)
THE NOD
In the last matchup, Duke pounded Wake
cut
the
Blue
es
high
12
as
only
two
was
playing
a
little tentative
ourselves
each
other
and
and
got the little
sense
tired,
got
on
Gingrich said.
not
defensively,”
it open
Goestenkors said. “And you get in trou-
minute
double-digits in 7 of their last 12 games. Robinson is
solid, but Rice and Parent
Mosley has been
Back oui
into
20th
the
Yellow Jackets
locker
the
room,
held title to
Deacs
cent
fire
on
have
no
too much
has been
to
handle.
of late and leads the
as
team
ham-
outside threat, which severely
upset. They’ve shot just 26 per-
an
from behind the
Gingrich head up
arc
on
the year. Schweitzer and
very talented backcourt.
a
One-time starter Kristen Shaffer has been the
to
O
little
a
but the loss
contributes,
c
injury hurts. Duke
a>
spark
most
productive off the Deacon bench. Heather Miller of Olivia Dardy
counters
to a
also
knee
with Michele
Matyasovsky and Missy West who
DO
finishing touch-
a
on
the
that
so
our
lit
up the Deacons
last time, torching them for 17 first-half points.
Duke
Georgia Tech
that’s
when
really
ended
Tech and we
a
two-game skid by routing Georgia
seem to
have regained
some
of its earlier
19
form. Wake has dropped six straight and has only
transition game
break
twice since late December. Wake is playing for
won
well,”
pride, but Duke is gearing up for
“I think that’s what broke
run
and hoping for
a
a
long postseason
good seed.
little bit.”
game
the
of
meet Wake Forest
when
season
tonight
at 7:30
they p.m.
Last
time, Wake played
again,
look
a
matchup
for West and
play man-to-man, Duke
will
Schweitzer
reach
it
in Winston-Salem.
the higher
are
despite only starting five games. Still, the
pers their bid tor
sea-
scored
zone
Going
in scoring
or
The Blue Devils will try to win their
ble if you do that.”
the
ice-cold Yellow Jacket offense.
an
a
in
on
problem that Wake
seven
junior
points a
and put the
decided to work
trusting
trusting
on
run
“We
minutes before
“We started
The
a
the
this
already
42-22 advantage,
6-4 but only averages 4.7 rpg, Kirkpatrick
began
in
points
a
has had all year. They have been outrebounded by
that showed how
run
over
three
as
finished
seven
Duke’s last
she
son.
in
arc
and
games
Gail Goestenkors
lead at halftime to seven, 33-26,
not
Val Klopfer, So. (4.1
(11.5 ppg) Jr.
Forward
27-
for
more
minutes
Donehew’s
and
Janae Whiteside,
Rochelle Parent, Jr. (5.6 ppg)
as
she has contributed 20
of the half.
Devil
Alisha Mosley, Sr.
Guard
Forward
more so
she
as
minutes
Schweitzer then
three-for-six
last
Guard
Guard
more
last
the
defense,
on
But Duke failed to cool
Donehew
for
Donehew’s
“We worked all week
field
one
nine
game,
the first half.
went
(7.5 ppg)
Sheana Mosch, Fr. (8.2 ppg)
with 15.
locked
Kruppa down, limiting her
So.
Gingrich,
(6-16, 2-9)
Forward
They would also mark
4.
the
Devils
floor
Duke outscored Tech,
offensively
Defensively,
the
than
to get comfortable.”
Blue
on
Coach Charlene Curtis
Guard
glass for
tle
WAKE FOREST
Guard
a
defense,
worked on
said. “It
82-48
three in the first minute.
“We
more
won
Amy
drained
Lingenfelder
(19-4, 8-3)
Coach Gail Goestenkors
completely
play,
31-19, Duke leads Duke
to
start. Donehew scored
good
first half.
week
Last
story.
the
in
Series record:
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But the second halfwas
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six
threes.
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another brilliant performance.
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Fencers close Carlo Bertucci and
>
complete
the men’s team’s
“I
tri-
Davy Bright
in crucial bouts late
umphed
regular
very
impressed
against
MIT to
this
sweep of all five
were
year,” junior
totally
Senior
Egressy
epee
and
provided
HUNTLEY
on
The the fencing team, this
weekend’s Duke Invitational tournament held in Card
Gym son
was
an
excellent way to finish their regular-sea-
collegiate
The Duke Air Force,
Brandeis, women
had
teams
was
against
fencer
contingent
Jacobson
were
by
the
the entire match was
much-needed
Katarine
Von
for
the
support
helped drive the women’s
foil
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that close.
;
as
whole
a
by
improved
virtue of the
over
experience
had to hit him.”
squad
Carlo Bertucci, CRUCIAL
previous the
was
impressed
very
was
freshmen.
They
were
able
the
team,”
over
to
Jacobson
in
tradition
over
MIT.
finished its
The contest
nents
two
clinch the the
foil
that
London,
exceptional
to
secure
bouts,
one
their last
last
the
was
poise
a
most-experienced
sophomore,
and
dispatched
the team’s third and final
the day.
came
two foil
by junior
foil
Davy Bright.
“I didn’t
know
even
close,” Bertucci said.
that the entire match
“I knew that I had to hit
was
that
him, and
that’s pretty much it.” Bertucci
scored
successfully
the bout and
nent, winning
five hits
on
leaving
his
oppo-
fate of the
the
match in Bright’s capable hands. “I
was
and I
nervous,
was
also confident,” team cap-
tain and senior saber fencer Mike knew that Carlo one
of the best
could
people
pull
we
Baughman said.
“I
off the win, and Davy
is
could have in
pressure sit-
a
JUNIORS
uation because he just feeds off of it.”
Bright only allowed his opponent convincingly
the
won
bout
and
touch and
one
finished
the
Blue
The Parthenon
Devil sweep. Bertucci and Duke fencing
sophomore ing
Bright
that
squad
saber
were
day, however. Andy Mahen,
fencer, had an incredible
stood out,
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as
always.
day,
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the other
five
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team
team,
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would like to invite all
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Juniors interested in
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the University,”
person who
represented
future, and that’s
Langford
in
deanship
vice provost in 1984. He took
Phillip Griffiths his
took
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term
over
being named
sabbatical in
a
DEAR ANDY You’ve
ended
finally
be
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knew
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of
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make
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always love you. with
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me.
pain,
and
As
long
with
hobbies:
in-
1997, devoting
For
gardening
in
and
of trustees
of the Duke
Christian
time to his
In 1998,
his
Endowment,
Rural Church Division.
the board
on
leading the
or-
Last fall, he
co-
“He ful
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tions of Duke
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dollars
Methodist
to
in eastern North Carolina.
both
for all of
of
organizations,
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said
he
Mary Duke
University
really
the
and
four
conscience
Biddle Trent
chair of the foundation’s board. “He
Sunday.
sons
current
Semans,
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Chris-
practiced
about
inspira-
funeral for
an-
former President
Keohane
University
one
Medal
presented
for
“He
of the wisest and most
known,” Keohane said
ever
much beloved
was
students, and he
is survived
Langford
the
for
was
the
truly
was
people
by
millions
an
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guished Meritorious Service.
ment
distributing
officiated at the
friends and advisees,
ordinated the Duke Endowment’s flood relief efforts
churches
knew
was
him.”
with
Langford
It
practiced.
Sanford. Later that year,
Terry
following Duke basketball.
he
Everything
he
Langford
other of his
sec-
did.
really
teaching,
tion to know
1994 and retired
more
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tianity.
and the Duke Press.
the last several years, he served
the Duke
the
and
their
by
will be
in
thoughta
state-
many genera-
greatly
missed.”
by his wife, Ann Marie, their
grandchildren,
including
three
undergraduates.
memorial service
in
the
Chapel
is
currently
being planned.
I’ll
been
the
y’all
more
champagne
Campus
tho to
year
pro-
comedy.
pure
good times.
even
Hart,
Darryl
the
to
Central
has
for
to
Campus
Pans,
to the
room
Thanx
Despite
adjusted
in
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MY GHETTO FAB PEEPS streak
my
Who
boyfriends.
bad
1990 and
year later.
a
promoted greater
processes,
a
interim provost
as
teaching
the
also involved in im-
ond home in the North Carolina mountains and
the past
to
develop was
Langford left the provostship
ganization’s
provost, Langford
as
University’s budgeting
a
1981, returning
named the chief academic officer
was
of
was
forward into the
move
the classroom for several years before
when
trust
said. “He
helped
proving African-American studies
from
con-
and
Our Future” strategic plan. He
in
combination.”
a rare
left the
and
wisdom
Jones
to
it out
dean and
as
the continuity
recognized the need
and yet
of
sense
throughout
pulling
in
Divinity School
time
during his
ways
School
Divinity
the conscience for all of us’
really ternationalization
became
Langford
was
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