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Interior secretary discusses environment
$559K old
By
MARKO DJUKANOVIC The Chronicle
water bill
Speaking
to
Auditorium
as
Nicholas
of
part
School
Earth
and
half-filled
a
the
of
Sciences
Geneen
two-day
a
Environment
symposium
on
“Landscape Legacies,” outgoing United States
� Executive Vice President
Secretary
Babbit offered
Tallman Trask made
year’s underbilling
for last
up
proper
and covered
of the
audit.
independent
an
public lands
He called for
water
of Durham’s
mystery has
Durham officials was
of the
one
After the
of Charlotte,
underbilled by
At
a
as
of
a
economic ben-
mining
of
should be
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approximate
In addition to ed
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was
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presenting land
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has been overused for land
he believes the
as
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spring
scientific
stance that
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would be
public
core
he
values.
a
said,
suggesting
community
responds
in
awe
adopt to
Babbit expressed
semester.
reversed
by the incoming Bush
istration.
“[My views] will
artifact of the The
a
beauty
ous
that
re-
Duke audience
Monday
that the
be
soon
an
tackle
a
climate
change probto
get
seri-
said
that there is
looming
on an
he a
does
giant
the
not be-
invasion of
that
public
lands for mining purposes. He added
a
Babbit
need to
growing
sources
have yet
well.
Additionally, the
of energy will
toward
that
predicted
find
alternative
push the discus-
the taboo
subject of
nu-
clear power. “Use your science,
resource
horizon
the companies
industry,
sion
Babbit also
crisis
oil
to drill
about.”
lieve
that in many public lands that have already been released for use by the
administration will
incoming
would warrant concern
admin-
past,” said Babbit.
lem, he said, that “we need
manifesta-
a
Bush administration will overturn many significant environmental policy changes.
have to
con-
of the natural world.
for the
daily publication
of creation,”
in the
conser-
incorporating
of its
THAD PARSONS/THE CHRONICLE
BRUCE BABBIT, outgoing Secretary of the Interior, warned
cent environmentalists’ actions may be
argument
receptive
servation
the
sumes
by
sky.”
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The Chronicle
be-
Babbit said the utilitarian value of
note
issue,
laws
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people believe
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With this
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Editor’s
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bit said. “The American
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of
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said it is
to tell how much water
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Duke and Durham officials
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Executive
to pay
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changes.
example
America’s need for the precious metal.
Vice President Tallman Trask presented with
an
chemical runoff may were
Manager Lament Ewell, Duke
and also
and cultural
as
gold mining, where the damage of
21st
Mayor Nick Tennyson
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weighed against long-
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they
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challenged
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A
key
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classes
apply
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may
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of the
study
to be
all
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taught
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contradicts
model of inheritance,
solely by
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Professor
principal
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located. gene has been still-undiscovered
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im-
determinethe
be in-
since
no
sion is
genes
one
has reported
imprinting
regulated by the
imprinted genes
in this chromosome
first time
research has not been done to either prove
disprove the possibility. While previous
of
regions
modifications
of
identifying the imprinting
behavioral
play
to
functions
such
disruptions
role
in
growth
studies
nurturing—previous in
a
as
have
this gene to defects in mater-
inheriting
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were
status of
sex
of the
a
gene. Imprinted
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instead of allele dominance.
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copy of this
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parent
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reported
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premature
any
very
that if the function of the humans is indicate
a
careful about
conclusions,
similar, these
they
did
Peg 3 gene
in
combined findin-
relationship between genetic
heritance and nurturing behavior in humans.
Murphy said that
now,
studies
some
an
on
chromosomes 7,11 and 15, this is the
imprinted
19. And if
as
many
as
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has been found
past experience offers
searchers believe there
have located
gene
are more
are
any
on
There are, however,
chromo-
indication,
explore
this
searchers
re-
such genes to be found.
plan
chromosome
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future studies
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school,” said Provost
The Chronicle
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In
officials gift of December, University
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to the
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students
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programs
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of
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foster
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imagination of the
Dean
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that the school
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Knowledge
both
through
the
and
and
guid-
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tion
mission,
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to its
said
from the
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plan the
pastoral
was
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of
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tion,
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a
School’s
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gift.
received
long-range
gift.
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the
leadership
Endowment
reasons
is
This
and
1999, the Lilly Endowment
In
graduates and
Lilly
community
education
the foundation in recent years.
deepened rela-
School’s
Lilly Endow-
private philanthropic founda-
that supports
initiatives.
congregations they shepherd.”
Officials
The New York
and
a
ment,
mission,
professional
Jones
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ment is
to become bet-
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to their vocation.”
imagination
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the
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passion
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supports
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leaders who
an em-
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tionships
is power
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and
ing,
for
ministry by developing
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development
body,” Lange said.
at
School
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in-
Duke
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fellowships
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on
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community
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plish
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to
said
the
plan.
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wisdom
clergy,”
the
bring-
the
of
series
range
initiative
really trying
is
degree
Endowment
faculty members
of the school’s important aspects
of
one
use
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learning and growth,” said Lilly
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to host also enable the Divinity School
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“The
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support
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through
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the
support
to
plan
new
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long-range plan.
Emory universities. “Divinity
and
clergy
learned
the next five years. Uni-
over
churches
aid in the school’s
for students
three-year scholarships
also
funds to hire two
decision will
This
will provide organization. The donation
officials
leadership and the
pastoral
effective pastors have ment to
the scholarships,
In addition to
and communities.
lent
oppor-
provide
in this area.”
leadership
vinity
an
to
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and
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Lange.
within
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be
to
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In what
to
supposed
was
be
Council discussed at length
Sciences
commonly known
ation forms,
nity
a
as
to
the
on
able
primary
of
variety
presented
complete.
Bob
Trinity
College,
delay
vote
a
about
concerns
by
members
forms
faculty
and
“I
that
conveying
and
published
new
forms so
pology
each semester.
But
scheduled for
some
the questions student
we
that
made
cause,
I
as
much
room
students
feel, that
is
where
CHAVEZ from
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learn about
evaluations
while still others
assess
growth during the class, while
sity
of
in
play
making
hers alone and that officials from the
“They did not suggest that I step down,” Chavez said. in
Arriving Bus
withdraw “I
1
Washington
said
,
he
she
absolutely believe
can
would have been
fine
a
forward,” he said.
nove
aides said,
congressional
and Eloise
Missouri,
to
replace Chavez,
former Rep.
are
Republican who lost
a
by
understand her reluctance
Among those being considered
ent,
Chavez’s
a.
cabir jt secretary, but I to
from
evening
Tuesday
“saddened”
was
Jim Tal-
gubernatorial
a
Anderson, who
in
race
California
was
director of social services under Gov. Pete Wilson,
a
Republican. Bush’s
of Chavez
choice
had
been
criticized
by
many Democrats
and labor leaders, who questioned
whether she
fit to be labor
was
her frequent attacks
affirmative action. They also compared that of President
to
for
attorney general, whose appointments
they
not pay
gal immigrants and did
had
were
employed
de-
their Social Securi-
Mercado to perform her in to
help her
“What
I did
Chavez said in was
doing
a
was
domestic chores,
not
abusive
an
escape
was
that she had not hired
Tuesday
illegal,
it
“I
status
home. But with
the
aware
I
Stanford
I don’t check
ing
to eat and
The
Duke
no
way to
Center for
get
no
on
place
was
see
frank
here il-
is
to live and noth-
pleased
to offer
Using
meditation and yoga,
participants
to
deadline is
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University
repeatedly
of Mercado’s
knew that she
always
Religion,
had moved out of her
Tuesday, Chavez said,
you—l think
legally.
not
woman
of
thought what
act of kindness.”
was
until after
Professor
Associate
immoral,”
not
was
Since Sunday the Bush transition team said that Chavez
A/loosa
but had taken
relationship.
telephone interview.
an
Ebmhim
ille-
taxes.
Chavez said again
I
her situation
Clinton’s first two choices
Bill
railed after disclosures that
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because of
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to withdraw was
at
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2001.
11,
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information should be among the
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argued
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But after
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Bergs-
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troops Monday
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Not John Ashcroft week, the Senate will begin
hearings
confirmation
Next
most controversial of President-elect
on
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as
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ran
should have
a
on
party’s
appointed
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conservative
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run
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seem
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far
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in
won
landslide
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appropriate and less like
or
Bush does not have the mandate to make
so
bold
appointment.
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The close election and its controversial conclusion showed
populace deeply divided and strongly favoring
pragmatic government —not one Ashcroft is
a
divider,
not
run
uniter. His
a
job.
moderate,
a
viewpoints
a
just beginning
are
on
bound
nor
crowned
the former senator unfit for the
position.
for
the
current
and governor Justice
than
any
priorities, then to focus
more
an
on
Ashcroft
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to abortion
access
clinics, anti-trust violations
care
about all
these issues,
silence
matters
on
greatly endanger the freedom of
millions of Americans.
Appointing a
positions, then
neglect could arise. There is
general—too much
The Senate, which wishes of any
were
to trust the
name
serious
a
lot
a
to
sitting
waiting for
things
on
come
human
being
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Ashcroft—should Bush may views hold
appoint and
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join to
come
arguably have little in
Democrats in
regret having
position
so
complain God
made
only
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for
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became
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president
public
opposition.
and
becoming
extremely
he should heed the electorate’s call dential
icon.
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amount
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which she
AMBIKA KUMAR, University Editor
He’s
to
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may-
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leave
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and
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mayor
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only
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over
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appointment
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will also
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replace Rudy Giuliani
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PAGE 3
Duke shakes off pesky Seminoles By
BRODY GREENWALD The
Duke
73
FSU
60
opening
into
possessions.
TALLAHASSEE
Blue
allowed the Seminoles to
Chronicle
weeks,
two
Devils
In the season’s
the
marched
mighty
confidently
places like Albuquerque, University Park, Penn,
and Chestnut Hill, Mass., and each time away
with easy victories
Monday, games,
for
over
highly ranked
the second time in
the conference
they walked
as
many
teams.
ACC road
heavyweights quickly learned
that life away from home in the ACC is
no
cakewalk.
Much like it did a few weeks ago in the conference opener
opened
against Clemson, Duke (14-1, up
slowly
State (10-3,2-1). In of
and out of sync an
2-1 in the
abysmal opening three minutes
play, Duke committed three careless
including
a
ACC)
against Florida
30-second
shot
clock
turnovers,
violation,
Unlike
score on
the
victory Monday
point
crawl
hole to
Traylor
sank
night, out
loss
18-point
for
despite creating
of when FSU
uncontested
an
FSU
answers
five of their first six
shocking
Clemson, however, the Blue Devils recovered 60
Tillis
a
a
to
73-
run, but not media
nine-
TALLAHASSEE
guard April
three-pointer
at
the
as
Quiet and shy around the media always, the hero of Duke’s 73-60 victory over Florida
State
only answered
16:53 mark of the first half.
questions Monday night.
“Florida State Duke captain every time
is always a tough place to play” Georgia Schweitzer said. “It seems like
two
we
with. We don’t Faced with few
out here
really have a
was
no
other than the
Originally picked
and
we
any
struggle
good
to start out
reasons
cheerleaders
and
reason
apparent
ragamuffin
a
for Duke’s
eighth
strug-
See WOMEN’S
in the conference
BASKETBALL on page
Greenwald
a
On her
season-high
points and first
19
ble-double, she credited her
surprising talent of Florida State.
to finish
Brody
Game Commentary
for it.”
less-than-hostile 918-person crowd,
junior varsity
band, there
gle,
come
find
by
10 �
her
blocked that
reporter tried
shot with
rephrased,
defensive
four minutes
critical
a
remaining
she told him game, flatly, “I question.” When the question
merely answered with,
was
Tallahassee’s
Duke coach what
Gail
Civic
Center,
teammates Georgia giggled and smiled, while
the
three
kiss Tillis, it stand her.
Goestenkors
when you
happens
For
was
told the media, "That’s freshmen out here.”
bring
seated
women
easy, to
They know Tillis
not
was
it is
rude
being
her
simply
her way, part of her cool demeanor to not
gush
or
style,
respons-
microphones and tape recorders, though
has it she is quite the
rumor
freshman
alongside
laugh because they under-
intentionally dodging questions;
in front of
“We do
next to her at the media table
Sitting
Schweitzer and Alana Beard
es
intensity.
to ask her about
over
your
it
that all the time,” in
just
helping her
helped Duke ice the
don’t understand was
their
“rhythm” through
When another
dou-
career
teammates for
opposite when taken
out
of the spotlight. And
so
very few
at
Monday’s
answers
conference, Iciss Tillis
press
the Civic Center court Tillis had all the As
fellow freshman Beard
she herself acknowledged son
and the Blue Devils
struggled
less offense. Trailing the second half, Tillis,
by a
the ball
to
point
saw
spotted
up
on
the wing oppo-
her teammate open and fed
game for the
Blue Devils. On the very next
traversed
energize her life-
three minutes into
Tillis, who coolly drained only the second
three-pointer of the
Duke’s
to
sea-
at 29-
6-foot-4 forward/center, drifted
from the basket and
site her bench. Beard
through what
limped into halftime tied
one
on
answers.
her worst half of the
was
29, Goestenkors turned elsewhere
away
gave
because she had little to say, but
normally hot-shooting
trip down the floor, she
to the other side of the court and
largest lead of the game with
a
opened
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right
in front of her team’s bench. REGAN HSU/THE CHRONICLE
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PAGE 4
Men’s basketball crushes Clemson in Cameron
The
Chronicle
Maybe
115
Duke Clemson
74
Or
birthday.
second
chalk it up to
can
you
his
of
21st
it
maybe
tion
Andy Borman, nephew
scored
Not
they
the
(9-6,
Blue
fell behind
Tigers
third-ranked
Devils
early
the
never
from
improved, the game
ing
to
its
but still
115-74
Maryland,
we
the
on
“After
from
to take
them, and I thought
minutes,
we
7-5
Trailing
the
during Dunleavy
own
ignited 4 spurt
hard
practiced
some
things
a
large
dunk off
teammate’s throwdown with
pass.
back-to-back
on
for
to
l-for-4
the
James more
a
one
James
did
in the
player
a
was
only
mance
in
the
second a
as
points [overall!,
one
of them.” in the
sec-
knocking down
biggest offensive
period
was
Laettner-like
Carlos
perfor-
going 8-for-8 from the field and 9-for-9
from the
17-
to defend
paced the Blue Devils
who turned in
mance,
dunks
ver-
first-half
phenomenal
a
country
free throws. But Duke’s
Boozer,
of
felt much betthan 20 points
three
going to find. He had 13
contributor
ensuing
Friday Devils’
Will Solomon,” Battier said. “Solomon is
tough
seven
Blue
and held the
mere
ond half, scoring 16 points and
runs
a
Duke’s
of practice
game
a
in
shooting.
thought Nate
charity one
stripe.
shy
of
His
his
point
See
MEN’S
looking
volunteers
total of 25
career-high
against the Temple Owls
the next six minutes.
We’re
straight
James also
break-
the Cameron crowd and initiated over
But
he scored
as
points
con-
performance
fact, the Washington
in
competed
Solomon
you’re
Senior forward Shane Battier fol-
These
Sunday,
on
while
Clemson’s
on
earlier
days
held out
was
satile
as
away
Mike
a
intercepting Clemson’s
only
but he had to work for every
sophomore
as
hardly
job
did. After the first
its first of many
game,
after
inbounds
on
and
“I
Battier
stretch
defense
Will Solomon. The
scorer
native
points
two minutes into the
slammed home
steal. away lowed his
we
could put
played great defense.”
only
test, Duke went
his
really
We
defensively and tried
obvious,”
six
welcome sign for James, who suffered
D.C.
ter
this
during
points
for the third
that’s
they
a
run,
Carlos Boozer Shane
seniors
suffocating
Saturday workout.
watching Clemson play
knew that
board.
the
victory.
today,
Nov.
BASKETBALL
perfor-
24, on
when
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JASON WILLIAMS shoots
a
three-pointer
...looking
to win
...looking for
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Clemson’s Edward Scott
Are you...
friends and influence
You will invite your entire class to the
for the
demolition
freshman Chris Duhon
Florida State. In romp of
looked back, cruis-
never
40-point
especially effective, scoring five
tailbone injury
an
out of
undermanned, Tigers
great
played
Krzyzewski said.
few
was
Propelled
took
21
leading
then-
overcame
deficit.
Duke
starters,
and
quickly
lopsided
a
“We
up
nation’s
balanced swarming full-court defense and
scoring
a
in.
was
applying
the
as
his
of
Sunday
2-0),
(13-1,
to
and
squad
from the
0-2 in the ACC)
overwhelming 56-27 halftime a
chipped
all
James
surprisingly, the trouble began
against
in
22-2 erup-
from its
scoring
sophomores
James and
and Nate
in trouble.
were
start for Clemson
by
points than two
as
Williams,
a
minutes. In this
received balanced
Jason
and
combined, the Tigers had
of Clemson’s starters to know
more
of
stanza,
opening
spanned six
primary players,
Krzyzewski,
Mike
of the
run
which
Duke
was
just shear luck. But when walk-on
game
its
later, Duke commenced
two minutes
Only
celebration
the
straight
However, the Blue Devils did not stop there.
CRAIG SAPERSTEIN
By
its third
play, winning
No. 2 Duke remains unbeaten in ACC
Sunday
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James shuts down
PAGES
Basketball lands another coveted recruit From staff and wire reports
Solomon,
21
scores
like Nate James has had
seems
that he received
Nike Shox
based
shoe is
Tm
that has
afternoon,
playing pretty good
it
however,
the chance to say
Clemson star
was
Mike
High School
the Blue Devils and
Krzyzewski
after
a
assistant
Thompson by
“I
is
rated
recruiting
among gurus
and four blocks
in
the
nation’s
Dave
visit
to
my
was
cannot wait
to
play
play right
11
in
ing
away. It will be
a
rebounds,
to
Eric
the
Long,
for
17-year-old has
been
‘The attention
come
coach
Thompson’s
a
almost
impressed
at
a
year.
with
In
Duke
fact, since
successful unofficial visit to the
was
flattering,
perspective,” Thompson
only
conference at his
as
good
as
your last game.
Duke. Now I’m yes to
I like
but I tried to
it
are
My family has told me why
I decided to say
looking forward
to
enjoying the
time I have left at Providence Catholic until
chances.”
keep
said. “I know that you
to go after what I want, which is
opportuni-
challenge, but
Krzyzewski’s
time that the two had
Durham campus.
in
an
Chicago
However,
contact.
October, after he had
Bob
front of the Cameron
a news
native
Providence Catholic, the Blue Devils had been pursu-
20
top
star.
school
from
scholarship
a
three days after the
hardly the first
According
coach
and
Telep
school. “Coach K said that I will have
ty
high
into
per game.
Crazies,” Thompson said in
Will Solomon’s turn to be shocked.
only
Thompson
Gibbons. The center averages 26 points, six assists
Krzyzewski the
offered
was
visited visit
in November.
jinx them,” he said. Sunday
committed to
coach
253-
6-foot-10,
a
Chris Collins. He will sign his national letter of intent
shoes. “I’m not going to
new
to Duke.
commit-early
week, Michael Thompson,
only junior
rather
been Nike’s trade-
to say I’ve been
about his
more
from
juniors
just going
anything
holiday break.
long.
so
them,” said James, who resisted
in
pair of
spring technology
on
than the air technology mark for
the
over
a new
the
not
was
center from Providence Catholic
pound
Chicago,
captain has been sporting
The senior
new
in his
spring
it’s the literal truth.
step lately,
The
a
Thompson
Redick
standout who wanted to Last
If it
J.J.
Apparently
gradua-
tion in 2002.”
Kevin Lees Game
Commentary
James, after with
sitting
of practice
out
limited
the ACC’s
Solomon, in the first
leading
Andy
Borman
we
were
would go
[James]
it
coach
played
average 22.1
fact, Solomon’s numbers have
Clemson
percent head-
high
season
not been inflated in
of 32
came
senior hit
another
31
in
both against
Maryland; the
November against
then-No. 11 Seton Hall, proving that, unlike in
Clemson lost to the Bearcats,
James and
was
of his
The
six rebounds
Although he
“Not
push
21
who
him
I want to
Sunday
throw
in 12 shots. to
James said. “If
way,”
one
just playing offense and he’s just playing defense,
that
game’s
attacking
fun. I tried to attack him while he
no
me.
I
just tried
to
been
always
link to Duke’s
made
a
gradually
in progress. His rise to become
improving work
team is
strikingly similar
has
career
dominant—but rather
so
was
him the ball.”
deny
deny it he did. But for James, his not
a
vital
to the strides
by last season’s captain, Chris Carrawell.
“Coach talked to we’re
losing
playing
me
before the year and said,
Chris Carrawell, and
in there and do the
we
that,
speak. My
I
things that he did, going
am
kind of
‘Hey,
need you to step
coming
in
there,
James said,
“I
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Recapping
Six-man rotation
what
put Duke 6
may
feet under in March It
only
was
point.
one
who watched the Duke-Stanford game, you all
For those of you know what I’m
referring
For 35 minutes the No.
to.
I won’t be when it
happen earlier, and
it didn’t
surprised
high school
a
they collapsed.
team and then in the last five minutes I’m
team in the
1
look like
made the No. 3 team in the country country
hap-
the NCAA tournament. pens later—in At the
for two
beginning
of the year, most
(Mind
reasons.
these
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ranked Duke at No.
sources
the
are
guys who
same
No.
put
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Arizona at No. 1)
further review
Upon
Paul Doran
supposed
ing
the ball
to be in
than
was
didn’t do
expected
Boozer
keep
to
noticed,
was-
turn-
Williams is
and Boozer
country
has
gone
Nick
depth. Casey Sanders, Heck,
us
as
Horvath, Andre
go 10
deep, something six of the finest
we
5
and keeping
shortcomings
lasfyear. That, coupled with
country, and
in the
1, because
was
shot.
a
anticipated
our
Sweet and Matt Christensen.
initely
Williams
in the
anyone
those
No. 2
as
to No.
opposed
as
where he hasn’t missed
Countering high
there,
shape and
For those of you who haven’t
over.
better
playing games
we were
:
However, n’t
we
def-
players
back to being legitimate national cham-
we were
contenders.
pionship
those two
They got
and
reversed,
the fact
Nevermind
have problems.
now we
Jacobsen
Casey
hit
great shot
a
Mike
or
tanked two free throws at the end. It shouldn’t have
Dunleavy
come
to that; It wouldn’t
for
have, except
problem
one
Depth. Or lack thereof I should say. The fact that Duke couldn’t hit the from
shooting
ocean
shooting
29.4
fact coach Mike
who
Battier, per
game,
far
a
by
point
a
close
the padded
Duke
may
mortals.
said.
Junk
stats?
pretend
to go 10
deep
one,
but it
tired and
and those
and
were won
are
the only
like
cupcakes
eating
brings
to the
us
only
goes
shoot
they
question
Boozer fouls out does Battier
with
happened
over
six, and those and
lousy
six
they get
of the game. to
move over
play
center
four minutes left in the game and the nat-
already
had four
fouls,
took
undermatched by five inches
was
over
he didn’t want to foul out that early
was
by
minutes from
ural power forward Battier, who
Boozer’s job. As the team leader,
so
he couldn’t
Stanford center Jason Collins to shoot
leaving
seven
to Sanders?
opposed
and
at
minutes. The first two
lost
one
they topped
game
and North Carolina A&T.
Thus, they get
Why, when
It
9.0 and
the Blue Devils have to be
obviously
Temple
first
into foul trouble and it
as
last year.
10.0, Horvath
we’ve had ail year.
Army, Davidson
are
so
they totaled eight
each and the last
games
So
in the
total,
Stanford
against
experts
Carrawell’s 35
look at the Illinois game, those four combined for 10
Now if you minutes
show that Shane
clearly
Christensen
averaging 8.8,
like the
deep just
people.
from Chris
improvement
is
Sweet 11.3 minutes per game 10
six
only plays
game—-
attributed to the
the most action, tops the team off at 31.3 minutes
sees
Sanders
Plus,
half—can be
But the numbers
people!
minutes of the
waning
in the second
Krzyzewski
six
What, only
boat in the
a
percent
practice.
And the lead
play tight defense, Battier like it
over
slowly disappeared.
Meanwhile Duhon, the smallish 6-foot-2 freshman, is in, while the 6-11 and 6-10 on
upperclassmen
in that? Why
do experienced
whose smallest throw their it
centers, Christensen and Sanders sit
the bench. I think Duhon is
his
was
ago
and
So
comes
we
player
on
but where is the
the bench
is 6-6. Couldn’t
against Collins
against
they
logic team
a
at least
come
and not let him shoot like
depth,
to the
remember. Or at least
big
ones we
go six
we
do in small
deep. Same
as
a
games,
couple
years
remember that great team....
can we
games
around
great player,
birthday.
We have the when it
frontcourt
weight
a
centers sit
ever
expect
to
see
Sanders and Horvath in big games—-
after the first weekend of the NCAA tournament? They
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but
points
sophomore
to
Stanford, help
while Jason Williams hawks
then-No. 1
sensation
Casey
Duke claim
a
fairly
point guard
constant
Jacobsen rallied Stanford to
beatens. Jacobsen’s bank shot with 3.6 seconds left gave Stanford its first and
only
Michael McDonald.
double-digit advantage
victory
in the battle of
lead of the game in
an
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Wrestling upsets Monarchs
4-team home dual
yesterday’s
with Harry Clarke followed
By MICHAELJACOBSON The
What
once
was
program
is
now a
141-pound bout,
perennially struggling
force to be reckoned with in
pinned with the
team went 3-0
wrestling
Cameron, including
wins
over
and Columbia
University substantial
The
Lions
Blue
Saturday
in
both
University,
three
nationally wins
really banged
18-15
upset
over
four of the first six matches
lead, enabling
it to hold
Anderson
“They
with
program
was
are
ranked
a
a
kids.
very
This
solid 6-3 win, tying the match
15-6
Hoover gave the Blue Devils
would
dismantling
the
Delaware State on
year’s
put Duke up 6-0, to
lead.
With
try
an
allowing
ing the
a
forfeit to
133-pound
Columbia
Luke
Duke’s
to extend the Blue Devil’s
early
Palmisano
takedown,
used
Poppovich Palmisano score
in
a
5:45.
near-side This
cradle the
made
to
nursing
forfeit in
a
4-2
a
to
a
was
pin
tie
to
Kamehm in
the
said. “He
match
a
tied at 6-6.
24-
a
the
a
his
final
24-21
fought through
heavyweight. If
All ACC ran
we
junior
put
twice,
a
7-2
victory.
will be the best team that I’ve
rare
healthy,
a
ever
took
coached.”
as
early lead on
by
two
sec-
to beat her nearest
race,
really impressed with her Ogilvie
said.
“Lynda
the meet to win two
the
existing
who
a
is
“It’s a
a
super
only athlete events.
throw with
a
She
46-foot
our
wonderful
women’s head coach Jan
Ogilvie said.
“The work ethic she has demonstrated has
really paid off.
Kim continue to
best.
meter
school
She
with
race
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from
turning
Junior
finishing second with And
junior
the
3000
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a
solid
Greg Wikelius
personal best
a
from
prevent
in the
mile,
4:24.48 mile.
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Jim Martin took second in
meters,
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career
produced
some
best of 8:42.39. meet
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Amt
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John
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The track
Kim Hanauer was the
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broke
impressive freshmen debuts
for Katie.”
the
mark
throwing coach, does
The
com-
five seconds.
were
That
performance.
junior
five-lap
in the
start to what should be
season
their
five seconds
2:50.36. The
a
performance,”
won
in
route to set-
en
record with
school
new
school record of 40’00
the Duke
school record
new
petition by
at
two Duke
the 1000-meter competi-
running
“We
the
The results
records
personal best
an
team
on
events.
in
and went
for this
But
tion, Katie Atlas knocked off her
compete.” the men’s
few of the top
a
school
set
“For the
country
cross
weekend.
rather impressive,
athletes
great
fight,” Anderson
stay
the
upperclassmen competed. were
but
seconds,
from
runners
option of
want to
runners
to
year
younger
them the
they
not
champion over
ting
score,
Gerstl back
or
seven
a
put, where
throw of 40’07.75.
with both the
Mason.
Ogilvie said.
give
we
First,
pinned, clos-
twice. That’s
can
Norm
women’s side, only
lit-
late in
score
match
Mike to
“Levi has such heart and
pin
whether
onds,
heavyweight
once
veterans,
our
Devils
Diamond
meet every
this
use
respective
get
injury,
an
trailed
decision, giving Duke
3-2 a advantage going period. Wrestling from top, Columbia’s Steve
they
5-2 decision
a
Kamehm fought and Gerstl settled for
into the final
held
a
Levi
including
Matt
to 24-18.
score
Needing
the
score
lead that
things began
by period when he
the second
billing.
Sophomore Tommy Hoang took
Also
hairy.
“We
set
she
of
performance
in the shot
came
by Megan Mitchell.
Blue
Father
George
find out where
12-12.
into the final two bouts.
Daegan Smith
26-17 loss and the match
lived up to every word of its
Palmisano
tle
39-6,
the Columbia Lions
route to
Duke held
184-pound weight class, going
pain,
captain a
relinquish. After
never
12 lead
a
highlighted match. Duke looked
to avenge last
only
to
escape
senior
point,
en
score
by freshman Frank Comely and
strong was
a
But that’s when
the Blue Devils took in the event’s
stand-up
With match’s
great match.” After
any
an
upset,”
an
moves
visible
Sheridan used three snap downs
for the victory.
on
“Beating Old Dominion said.
to take
the
in
are,” coach
won
Dominion. Duke
during the
“I didn’t do any
without
Wrestling
large portion of
the
Saturday,
Last
onto
that I knew would hurt it.”
a
The Blue Devils started the event with
Old
off the ankle
stay
a
their 2001 campaign.
open
Invitational at
match,” Sheridan said.
lineup.”
down the way
157-
competed
“I tried to
the my kids all
really pleased with
opportunity
recover
the track team took the opportunity to
sprained ankle,
slightly
a
body enjoyed
relax and
to
from first semester,
the lead and momentum for Duke.
Clar Anderson said of his freshman-loaded team. “I’m
was
cradle to give the
same near
the day
As most of the student the
Her best
04.75 toss.
Chronicle
The
the mat against Ariel Dolid looking to regain
raised
right now,” coach
up
Soliman
pound freshman Josh Sheridan stepped
Duke’s record to 4-2 in dual meets. “We’re
KEVIN LLOYD
By
short-lived
was
advantage.
12-9
a
Nursing
Old Dominion
with
programs
wrestlers.
ranked
injuries,
riddled by
Although
the
but the lead
149-pound freshman Andy
as
the ACC.
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3-2 decision
a
by
season
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Devils in the to regain the lead for the Blue
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from
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obviously
was
oriented
Blue Devils,
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hustle,
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Forward
tenacious defense and
trouble
fact,
ly what
one
the
might
Duke
six
setting solid
sheet, but his interior
physical
his
In
Duke’s
intangibles, “I can’t
were
quite explain why
has
is not
Borman,
something with
only
to do and
provided
things that also well.
as
two minutes
jumper
a
the top
“old-fashioned”
free throw after his
Despite
Borman will be in
Duke’s
son,
of the
key
hard-pressed
returning
by
Furthermore, N.C. State
falling
to
on
before the
a
as
has
one
must match up
Sr.
(d.B ppg)
THE NOD Archie Miller at the
backup
of the
top frontcourts
against arguably
The trio of
country.
Dunleavy,
one
M
in the ACC.
of the
front-
top
Battier and Boozer
a
was
layup.
Sunday,
time
The sea-
the addition of senior
celebrated the New his
is in need of
and
suspension. a
victory
in Charlottesville.
can
beginning of March.
Duke in
kept
Back ourt
Wolfpack, Anthony Grundy whereas Cliff Crawford
play
their
has
pales
typical defense,
N.C. State the other
Bench
in
tight
go about
can
hand,
games.
Duke to
a
great rhythm
so
played
in
far this year,
far better than
comparison.
u
For the
expected,
If Williams and
James
the Blue Devils will dominate.
play
has In
more
a
a
but not much
deep,
seven
deep
more.
Duke,
bench but has been reluctant to
use
on
m
it
game the Blue Devils should win, look for
than six
in
an
effort to
gain
much needed close-
experience.
Inta gibles
Duke,
tone with their first two wins
Meanwhile, N.C. State Virginia loss this
At the start of the season,
however,
early part of the
from
Jason Williams has
sometimes carrying the Blue Devils when needed.
In the ACC it is still all
after
The
Raleigh
Sports Arena.
ineligible
Kelly,
in which the
early
is
and the Blue Devils over
reeling
Wolfpack
definitely
set the
m
Clemson and Florida State.
from
shot
a
heartbreaker
more
than 60
against
percent.
A fifth
in the year could burst the team’s bubble.
Borman sank
State.
at
Note: Freshman Andre Sweet
academically
Ron
do
was
the second
contest is at 9 p.m. in the
Entertainment and
Center
should be able to neutralize any threat.
game
to fur-
N.C.
who
Virginia Saturday
tipoff for tonight’s
are
can
playing
in the
Thornton,
Kenny Inge, Sr. (13.0 ppg) Damien Wilkins, So. (11.3 ppg)
the game
to garner
tonight
have been bolstered by
Year
he
of these
and
performance
struggled
forward Damon
courts in the
do.”
three-point plays
two
being fouled
matchup who
Wolfpack,
can
proved
three-point play,
solid
I
Entering
ther humiliate the Tigers. The first from
Forward Forward
and
Wilkins, Kenny Inge
slots, N.C. State
However, they
playing this
remaining, the two-sport ath-
abruptly completed
(14.4 ppg)
(7.3 ppg)
why.
sure
I haven’t been
sophomore,
a
efficiently
Anthony Grundy, Jr. (17.1 ppg)
these
really big trouble. But [the real absolutes!
things that I like
an
especially
handling the ball, guarding the point guard, then
I’d be in
Frontcourt
forward
as
energy and enthu-
three games, and
though he
even
With Damien
with
for, such
all the time,” Christensen said. “If the ‘absolutes’
way
lete
last
the Tigers, Christensen
against
play
in foul
was
post players
should strive
ing the basket and playing with siasm.
Cliff Crawford. So.
Guard
ANALYSIS
sev-
rebounding effectively, protect-
screens,
Guard
staff asked of him. Last
presented
“absolutes” that they
So.
(0-1)
Coach Herb Sendek
So. (19.8 ppg)
Dunleavy,
71 -66 last
won
Matt
junior
say that Christensen did exact-
coaching
week, Krzyzewski
Mike
Duke
Raleigh.
N.C. State 8-4
(2-0)
Shane Battier, Sr, (17.9 ppg) Center—Carlos Boozer, So. (12.3 ppg)
important
of the game.
throughout much
in
center’s contri-
the stat
on
up
Forward
Duke’s clear
as
meeting:
season
Nate James, Sr. (15.4 ppg)
domi-
adequately compensated for Boozer, who
In
Guard—Jason Williams,
the perimeter-
from
came
in recent games. The 6-10
man
butions
for
the most
possibly
Christensen, who has emerged enth
narrow
early-season
reassuring
Last
Coach Mike Krzyzewski
Guard
While Boozer’s return to his
Arena
TV/Radio: ESPN/WDNC 620 AM
victory.
nance
Series record: 119-93, Duke leads
Sports
No. 2 DUKE 13-1
the 6-foot-9 center posted 26 points in Duke’s 63-61
9 p.m.
Place: Entertainment and
4
page
PAGE 9
has been declared not be
reinstated
unimpresssive Sunday.
experts
first half and weak
talked about
Duke has the tone it needs for
competition
a
schedule, they
this season, but not in this
an
sixth ACC team—the must
perform
unprecedented
one.
Duke 88-74
fifth
Wolfpack—making
in the ACC if
they hope
straight regular
season
the tournament. But, with their
to have
a
prayer
on
Selection
ACC title. Duke faces tough ACC
Compiled by
Paul Doran
SPORTSWRAP
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Schweitzer
keeps
the
as
surprise
a
Devils
defeat of N.C. Florida
Duke,
ference
lead, but the entire
season
a
just happy
difficult
to
narrow
place
come
away
play,”
to
for
victorious
emerged
tie
a
prise, but
some-
basketball team and was
Florida
a
we
with
win, this
a
heading
others. Her been
battle.”
a
pedestrian 42
freshmen
of
Schweitzer
cally,
into halftime.
the
played all
Alana
Beard
Seminoles
the
from
Iciss
and
pulling
40 minutes and crashed the
rebounds, second only
to Tillis’ 11.
for
eight
dropped
a
soft
jumper—-
the bottom of
signaled
ready
on
points
half, Schweitzer did
over
as
in the first 20
to
came
minutes, the freshmen duo alone
outscored the Seminoles second-half points.
44
Beard and Tillis
as
they
Beard’s
marked the fifth time this
ran
off 36 of Duke’s 23
game-high
season
that she has
points
GEORGIA SCHWEITZER defends
“I
things started shot
a
the defensive side,” said Beard, who
dismal l-for-7 in the first half,
ful of missed was
on
layups,
rejected
from the
and
corner
inside
an
an
including
double-pump
airballed
that missed
long by
a
proved
so
range
the
zone
that
attempt
After
shooting better than
cent
Duke
as
Seminoles
19
heaving
the
clogged
break
to
its
50
by
FSU’s
April Traylor
percent
in three of its
barely eclipsed
middle
and
the
30 per-
dared
from outside.
zone
three-pointers,
slashing layups
came
to
to be baffled
of Duke.
by
the
effort;
our
our
us
team
out of
in the
Seminoles
only
con-
our
team
quit and always believed,”
never
was
our
this
was
an
exceptional
game. They’re
23rd
12
in four
chipped utes of
points, added of
charge
play.
the
Gingrich, with
more
who
scored
off
LaNedra Brown
off the bench in
nice
a
a
four min-
only
post-up
Gingrich did not
after
move
suit
calf, will
tearing
Gingrich
team
was
its
on
Duke
left-
previously
statisti-
even
threes. I
felt
was
like
prevent
proverbial last straw,
from
the
landing
back-
SWAT
a
up
miss at least three
her
averaged
right
1.8
calf
last
in
nine
points
computer
help getting
to
campus?
connected?
start of the
SWAT
Spring
program
2001
is
semester.
pushed the
a
the first
to its
three-point-
trailing by double-digchose her
in front of the Duke bench and her teammates
never
an
seemingly
was
anywhere
into
three-point territory
face, the Duke forward would to close to the
her,
the field
ber
15
and
to use
a
put her
hand in Tillis’
speed and agility
basket; when Wyckoff played
goal
was
as
good
second-half points
clear that
as
were
Tillis, whose
everjhvhere,
When Wyckoff treaded
made
bested
few feet off
by.Beard’s 21, it
11 rebounds
controlled the ebb, flow and
a
already. Although
topped all play-
ultimately the
outcome
game.
Gary Payton, MuhammadAli, Joe Namath—all endary is
advan-
whittle down to less
seven.
Tillis
out
right-
largest margin
time in the game. Tillis again
tage that the Seminoles would than
a
powerful running drive.
celebrated as she put the Blue Devils up 57-47,
for the game. sea-
and Tillis
for the first time minutes later with
layup off
spot right
of the
from abroad?
new
for
ers,
Spring 2001
returned
seven
in the
only down five points early
the Seminoles found themselves
its
that gave
off the bench.
of services, Oil's
at the
those
hitting
again extended her team’s cushion
was
http://swat.oit.duke.edu
offered
halftime,
At the 10-minute mark, her third and final er
a
Contact SWAT!
being
also
points of the first half.
tear in her left
weeks
a
six rebounds and took her
who missed the first five games of the
Wednesday.
Need
solid game from
a
Parent,
season.
points
Note; Krista
son
team that took
Brown showed off her athleticism with
twisting bucket
Brought
expansion
at
even
doing anything and everything.
Rochelle
stopper
career-high
lead to
not the fifth-ranked team
The Blue Devils again received
Just
In an
and
timeout with her team
as
country for nothing.”
games
Introducing:
a
the
Despite
Florida State coach Sue Semrau said. ‘What I just told
in the second
that
to
tried
handed
“Obviously we’re disappointed..., but I’m proud of
Duke its final two
of her and Tillis sealed the fate of
State, which continued
matchup
hand-
couple feet.
elusive in the first half. Once she
life, the combination Florida
on
a
move
three-point
Beard hit six of her nine attempts
half, finding the
shot
a
last four games, Florida State
defensive
frustrated at halftime, but I felt I could get
was
up what had
half. But the bleeding did not stop,
eclipsed
the 20-point barrier.
a
among
breaking blow after Tillis’ second three-pointer by calling
not demand the
the game. After contributing only six
out
Seeing that her
nected once, when Traylor put Florida State up 11-2.
the offensive end
life and took
were
play.
In the second
ball
to
attempted in the
three-pointers,
between two teams unable to locate
pretty
was
stepping
Semrau
She
the Seminoles that the ACC tournamentchamps to
we
breaker for us.”
Tillis,
away.
glass
the net that put Duke in front 25-24 and
at last
were
as
those three threes she hit in the second half was the back-
Still, Schweitzer’s
points of the night—through
her final
well
just weren’t shooting the ball well,” Florida State
we
Tillis
heaviest blow to Florida State’s morale came with 3:35 left in the first half, when she
We
day.
as
was
sur-
coach Sue Semrau said. ‘The difference in the game
seemingly
a
half as she hit several clutch jumpers that
opening
prevented
Adding
“Old Reliable” for the Blue Devils in
was
every
a
hanging baseline jumper,
a
torrid touch opened
tight slugfest
a
“Everything
late
points compared with the combined
nine
“It wasn’t
their shots.
16 minutes as a
included three
handed hook shot and
Late in the half, Schweitzer lifted the Blue Devils out of the red for the first time.
see
you
who
Wyckoff,
Tillis.
just didn’t defend it
we
second half, which
excellent
an
the first half before
Duke surge tied the game
of guarding
Tillis buried six of the nine shots she
is
15th straight game
knew we’d be in for
controlled
Brooke
could have.”
losing battle for the opening
State
knew she did that,” said
we
scorer
something
it’s not
prepared for it,
triumph last
said Gail Goestenkors,
the
leading
the task
assigned
con-
3
page
different look, but
a
Florida State
with
slugfest
a
59-54
the Seminoles. “Florida State’s
against
It
into
TILLIS from “It’s
in Tallahassee’s Civic Center.
“We’re
always
a
if*
the Blue
share of the
game was
what reminiscent of Duke’s
who
back
N.C. State and Clemson for
Tillis breaks Florida
con-
play following
loss to
State. Its
State
JARY 10, 2001
State’s back with 3s
in ACC
only unbeaten team
dropped
early
from page 3
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
the ACC media, the Seminoles entered Monday’s test
close
game
WEDNESDAY
for their words
not.
Her
eyes
do
as
their
not
light
up
when
approaches, but she showed the media and Monday
night that she
saying
word.
a
can
as
leg-
accomplishments—Tillis
light
up
a
reporter
everyone
else
the court without
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Durham: City Council’s
mayonnaise
Beyond the wall
citizens
leading
to reveal because
ity here
Michael Peterson X-Files?
Tales From
to
semesters
and you
I’ve
now,
been promising to city but haven’t got-
tell you about this
In
ten around to it. It’s like that term paper
keep putting
you
still
owe
Duke
history
a
casins. Or
maybe
was
graduation
my
paper due back
Mohican
on
on
er,
uated,
you
by
the
ma
chaplain
in those
handed
were
and
you
the Gideons at I
a
Cameron, the chaplain thumped in to
hand and said
my the
entire
in
a
a
in
Peterson. You need it.” I could
It
was
man
repeatedly
fundamentalist
a
knew
to Durham. You
the
the
this
help
To
semester.
finger
on
the
assist
Doodle
of Durham—Mary
city that
same
auditorium
buys
council
a
The
by half. Six
ed. That
members
will
remaining
six
seats
were
have
to
mobile home,
and
town
the QT
the
away.
with
is
nearly is
president
administration arrives in
EPA—Formerly Protection
or
helped
promote
she
it
only days
things
Minimum as
acronym will
now
has
spoken
racial in
Bob Jones University,
at
allowed
profiling,
Colorado
has
or
polluters
to
Chavez
would have
only when the other side has
an
army
militarily
that still
break at 10
a.m.,
a
jog
Affirmative Access—A tion
process for
results
in
minority participation
hiring is
and
See
The
also
Bush
Compassionate
Used in
a
Conservatism —Any it is backed
sentence: Linda
by
articulated
action
secretly paid her was
being
a
or
not.
pare
and
of
compas-
known
of
Energy,
chief mission
the Alaskan wilderness safe for oil
will be to pre-
Protection
Katherine Harris “goes
ment of
federal
abortion
or
one
of
known
as
the
“Good heart” —Anyone
nominated by W. whether
Lyndon
are
laws
Supreme ever
a
for
except
National
Rice.
in
a
very
billionaire,
except
only
you
for
the
need to
enforce-
for those pertaining
slowdown that is
Bill
Clinton,
get
as
an
the fol-
in advance that it
missile is fired, a
“do over” in
we
case
public
funds
to
support
Separation of Church and State—Not
Carter
See
anymore.
Attorney General.
McCain-Feingold—Campaign obtain influence
in
about
ing. As Daddy
it
more
exchange
a
zero
finance reform pro-
difficult for fat cats to for
political
percent chance
contribu-
of
happen-
Bush would say, “Not gonna do it.” 1600
Pennsylvania Avenue. Charlton Heston—W.’s
president. to still
be there after this
Bush is gone, too. DUI
of Motor Vehicles.
DMV—Department
or
records
will be seized and destroyed. See also Recount. Recount—A re-tabulation of votes in
that is the result of
Bush, Nixon,
T. Roosevelt
Court—Five of the best friends
or a
Lincoln.
man
that is
Rights—A
race
in
political is
theory
always
that
could
Non-sequitor—What
advocates
the best unless
one
is
permitted under
state law
as
long
a
close election
as
it is assured
that it does not change the outcome.
his
Supreme Court.
we
long
Public Education—See Private Education.
to
the fault of
Jimmy
of the following; Reagan,
machinery
us
one
as
NRA—National Rifle Association. New address:
Recovery—Prosperity
tight
to hit it and
Education—Using
tions. It has
have.
States’
fifty chances
missile, only
Saddam Hussein —Likely
following:
of any
The rogue nation tells
to shoot the
Private
management of your social
everyone
rogue nation
private schools.
Johnson,
Economic
policies
tion or
to be
equality.
the
occur:
a
in
to be devel-
System—A system
posal that would make
that local government
Program—Now
have
also
General—Responsible
Attorney
drilling, logging
to the mattresses” program.
$1.3 trillion
Security Trust Fund—An antiquated term replaced by the concept of investment. See also
for
military except
Grenada.
all else fails.
Ford.
same
or
that will allow the United States to shoot down
going
fear the first word in this term.
the
Halliburton—Formerly its
as
Security Trust Fund.
Eisenhower, Coolidge, Harding,
pipelines.
Witness
formerly
Administration—The
in Tax Cuts—The
Death Tax—lf you
illegal
sionate conservative.
Department
Bush
Recession—Economic
Guatemalan maid because she
Department
W.
Cold War—Over
Administration.
good intention, whether
Anti-ballistic Missile
is
George
of the
Building—Misuse
lowing
security funds.
Token
permitted under the concept of
conservatism.
compassionate
acceptance.
Nation
Dick
Vice President. See also President.
Bill
Sen. Trent
to strike
likely
more
Iraq, Nicaragua, Lebanon
day
Day Trading.
completely color blind applica-
is
Vice President—See The President.
Security Adviser designee Condoleeza
employment and college admissions that
white-only
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The Chronicle
JANUARY
2001
10,
PAGE 18
Water debate lasts
than 1 year
more WATER From page
3
traced the
Investigators
tion.
data to
single 10-inch
a
meter
majority
the faulty
of
Erwin Road. Officials
on
Universiestimate that the meter underestimated the
ty’s
believe
have been be
that
the
all
that
meters
replaced,” Trask said.
[continued]
a
164 million
consumption by nearly
water
“We
“We’re
gallons. faulty
were
sure
this
t
won
problem.”
the option Under North Carolina law, Durham had of
seeking back payment for
said he nyson
was
because calculating
the total amount of money the city
have lost could be may “I
impossible.
satisfied that both Duke and the city made
am
faith effort to identify the
good was
three years, but Tenup to
content with the current settlement
ology for determining the
is
not
negotiated disputes
error
metering
not
was
re-
time because the rate of deterioration in
over
curacy
in
a
set
over
ascertainable.
a
of water that
said. “The method-
delivered,” Tennyson
actually
liable
quantity
The
period of evaluation
[city]
ac-
manager
avoid away to
as
the metering variable.... It
seems
a rea-
sonable settlement of the issue to me.” Durham officials
collecting have
been
Durham
will
from money
turn
now
other
underbilled.
their attention to who
corporations
City
officials
Eighteen
may
believe
K-ville
and IBM may have been
Regional Hospital
approaching the other large
are
and will
be
matter of
reaching
settlements
in
1999 when
spring
an
end
them
into the central
the
and it
gathering
and the
evolves, checking
of 12 tents
sent in
Krzyzewskiville
city officials discovered that they
to
time, University officials not underbilled but said
$400,000 were
they
per
month. At
adamant that Duke would pay if
proved that they
an
White
pumped
registration,
registration
an
time,
the
one
As
was
indepen-
a
site.
too. The rise of ACC basketball has not gone unnoticed in K-ville this in tents
spurred
yesterday
the official start of the
or
Fifty
between
between 7
tenting
season
at 11:20
a.m.
yesterday, initiating
register for the Feb.
can
Jan. 20. Until Jan. 21,
1
the first blue
men’s home game
member of each
registration
against
blue-registered
and 7
and 10 p.m and 8 members of each tent must be there between 10 p.m. and 7
a.m.
member of each tent must be
register
present
addition to the
for this
at 7
one
a.m.
Jan. 22, when Bradley,
10-day campout period leading up
a
the Uni-
tent must be pre-
a.m.
regular tenting for the Carolina game, begins
game’s
Line Monitor Norm
now
tents will be allowed to
result of the Wake
year—Head
Wake Forest. afternoon, has decided to add the Jan. 24 home game against No. 6
tent checks. A total of 50 12-member tents
beginning of
versity of North Carolina
distributing station, costing the city
$300,000
dent contractor
on
A
dispute that began
a
could not account for 35 percent of the water
estimated
users
said.
underbilling,” Tennyson
The solution brings to
with
meter
lives,
shown here
Bradley,
significantly underbilled. “We
tents and counting
that
senior,
will
a.m.
post
to the Carolina game.
online
During
at all times.
tenting roster, personal checks
will
begin
for all tents
starting
the
evening of Jan.
22
Tents will have to be taken down and re-erected between the Carolina and Maryland games.
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Dodson will &
RESIGNATION
from
help
1
page
ed
a
cabinet
Despite
appointment.
parliamentary procedure
of much attention within
DSG
so
has been
criticism of Dodson’s
per-
weigh
significantly
in
formance last semester, both Dodson and DSG officials
though Dodson emphasized that the bulk
stressed
that he
utive
from his
colleagues.
did not resign
“I think that at the was
because of pressure
of the semester, there
beginning
lot of pressure [on Dodson]
a
said
tary rules,”
president
senior
Jason
to learn
parliamenDSG
Bergsman,
vice
for academic affairs. “But towards the end of
the semester he became very good at the meetings.... There became
a
spirit
ting done, people
discussions
and DSG executives
over
DSG the
get-
performances
frequently this
are
stan-
of the
Al-
exec-
said. “I
am
Dodson will rative dent
place outside the
ties
now
Along
with
parlia-
mentary procedure.” Potential and
internal
freshman
legislator
include
Molchanov
Barna—a
Alex
legislator
known for his grasp of procedure.
Barna, who said he will an
October retreat
a
an
position, helped
Clifton
due
by
six
ex-
running
serve
stu-
a
a
number of
legislative
to
freshman
other
resigned
vacancies,
vote.
sophomore
Monique Haynes and
commitments, are
have
juniors
studying abroad
this semester.
Bazinsky signing
“I have considered
can
DSG legislators
leaving
Villa, junior Neely Shah,
Meals and
resigned
during which legislators
columnist for The Chronicle, also
to how I
effort to establish collabo-
Steve Chu and Andrew Brookens
for the
run
reviewed rules of order.
Molchanov,
their positions,
Senior Luis
candidates
lead
Dodson,
which will be filled
of
knowledge
as
governments.
likely be determined by
their
just looking
between Duke and other universities’
from
pressed interest in the job.
year.
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it,” he
meetings, he acknowledged that his replacement “will
organize
cabinet members
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as
interim vice
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was
said
that the
not unusual.
get involved,
number of
“[Every
find out is not
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year,!
a
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will
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leave,” he said.
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Attorney General Jessica Budoff, who will diprocess,
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that the position
explained
will
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Mike Israel, CEO of Duke
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to but
grams,
off workers
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or
creased need
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impact of
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gift
not be
experts
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center for
new
use
our
more
for
student
being
an
a
electrical
the
use
develop
patricks said, they
gift
to
sonal of the are
to the
significance strength
of its
pretty strong.
graduates
in
was
a
schools,
the Fitz-
greatness and its
family and
optics
to Stanford because
proud
we’re
to say
Michael
of medicine at Duke. “We
Fitzpatrick, the
we
have not
had
forgotten.”
former chair, CEO and pres-
a
one
hospital
nurses
not raise
did
June
believe
jump
tonics
study of optics a
packets
light known
as
one
Fitzpatrick
,
schools said
photons.
own
both of
us
Duke
tremendous
Miller. “This
na
a
a
a
will
hold
governs
through the Cen-
to build the world’s best-known
the
constructing on
100
over
dynamic leadership ofDean Kristi-
pleased that
are
vision for
the
the
success
possible
school;” Duke
loyalty of alum-
University has made
high priority for investment and
as a
are
ready
the
give.”
family’s second gift
to Duke this
working grams
photonics research partnership
completion
on
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third
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for
Pratt
to be sup-
of many of those alums, which
for them to
’69, donated $1 million
burgeon-
faculty,
graduate students.
of the Pratt school in fund raising is due
Johnson, and her bold
ball team
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pho-
to build
plans
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120,000-square-foot
Science Drive, Johnson
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think we’re going to get
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year’s $2.9 million
this
President Nan Keohane said, “the eager
opportunity for Stanford and
is
during
hospital
research community of at least 20 tenure-track
ensure
a
vast
a
to several factors: the
ing field.
Duke,” said
for
“The
is
to the next
bicoastal collaborative research in the courage
“This is
the year,
50 research assistants and
equals three effect.”
at both
out that
point
last
The Durham tion
Besides
ni, who
we
loss
patrick Center
that other schools around the country
said Michael
are
tonics program at Duke.
in
tha Internet.
programs,”
Officials
of
of
because ad-
around
photonics
figures
same
to
period
unable to
Johnson is
significant
the bandwagon and increase their
on
plus
and
a
recent
the
quick
ter for Advanced
2000,
Corp.
branch of optics engineering,
“By giving to both schools,
a one
gift will have
photonics could one day lead
hope
our
the
Although the
were
has
salaries
year
profit $1.4 million this
with North Carolina State University
Dy-
director of NorthPoint in
to
research nationwide
manufacturerE-TEK as
hoped
major setback, Miller and Liekweg
of unfair labor prac-
fear of allegations
a
was
a
the
upon
time
Herald-Sun
merger in the history of the telecomindustry. Patty heads the family’s charita-
the study of massless
70.
per-
Patty Fitzpatrick, Trinity ’69, whose faat Duke that
ministrators
headed E-TEK
Fitzpatricks hope
impact
will
program. ‘The ties to Duke
We’re both very
professor
great experience
The
year.
year, Duke
charges.
million, making
the
permanent
attract
the
He
at
second-largest
munications
generation of
pho-
of Duke. We met at Duke and got married in
the Chapel,” said ther
for
told
when the company merged with JDS Uniphase
Experts
prac-
decided to give to Duke because of the
engineering school’s potential
were
photonics
the nation. Photonics,
opti-
more
participation
by both
Israel
fiberoptic component
Communications.
hired for
are
Hospital last
hospital lost $l7 million last
and had
2001
unionization at-
nursing
at Duke
The
use
much
95, and the hospital
use
Durham that the
Inc., currently works
namics
to
since cut back to 73.
16
a
and
nurses
as
periods.
But administrators
be-
load at
surgical
“It is
approached
permanent
ble foundation. construct
tonics research.
After
tight
the
simply would
help
David Miller,
research space and to
opportunities
the
vision.”
its share to
photonics.
we
cal research institute, said he wants to
tical
of
professor and director of Stanford’s
engineering
create
one
photonics. “Without the kind-
not have been able to fulfill
Stanford will also
said
overstated,” and
market,
labor
ident of
can
who cost twice agency nurses,
the in-
nurses
will spur
in 2003.
completion
and generosity of the Fitzpatricks,
ness
a
1
dean of engineering
Johnson,
Initially, the hospital expected
comment
Ambulatory Surgical Center and
hope gift
page
faced such
several factors:
for temporary
decreased
percent Davis
scheduled for name, is
Fitzpatrick
of
cause
these circumstances.
Donors
tempts
forced to
loss to
expected
During
of the fiscal year.
13-week
reached for
tices.
the
as
not be
Home
at
Raleigh
“We’re committed to doing what needs to
Corporation’s
on
Care visits during the first four months
Liekweg and Miller attributed the un-
its hard-
ruled it out
not
million-dollar budget shortage
a
the
be done to bring it back in the black.” Is-
mission.
Hospital,
long held that Duke will try
has
of
on
10,
shortfall
budget
told
this week.
in order
ly, with consultation with others,
Israel
base,”
Observer
hospital
38
rael could
cuts, they will be undertaken thoughtful-
this
put
Board of Trustees.
Health
Durham residents understand and value
to
2001
causes
meeting of the Durham County
Dec. 22
re-
e-mail. “I hope that
an
and
News
provi-
got
financial
stable
are
city and
our
payroll
nurse
JANUARY
WEDNESDAY,
The Chronicle
PAGE 20
pro-
12th
WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY
10,
2001
The Chronicle
PAGE 21
Palestinians approve of suicide � MIDEAST
weeks, than
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from
page
Israel
10
has
responsibility
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dozen Palestinians suspected
involvement in attacks
Meanwhile, a
on
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The
Media
of
Israelis.
favor the
now
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by
Jerusalem
and Communications
Center,
a
Palestinian think tank, showed that 66 of respondents
percent
approve
raeli
poll,
Palestinians Gaza
which
of sui-
in
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the a
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West
hospital,
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what
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Jan.
a
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in the Is-
24-year-old
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student
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agreed
stop
bombings,
Tuesday
to
shooting
the
two
to-
sides
and
point
Barak
no
negotiations
mentioned
Clinton presidential up the talks
so
cial
in
progress,
possibility
statement to
according
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on
to
a
an
ed
Thursday
for talks
with Israeli and
to
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last
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of
a
The idea of
a
presidential
entered Israel’s election
statement
campaign when
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Health from page
ANALYSIS
losing $l7
up
sition
may
heel—its million
hospital actually
System’s
caused
the
Achilles’
$ll
this year.
that the size of
large system
a
antic-
and
companies
last
and
are.
their
However,
their manage which
path, first
major
less
1994, proved DUHS
sold
million
By
doctors
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as
than those of for-profit
often
follow the in
full-time
employ as
patients;
many
same case.
hospital
as
As
the federal
caused
revenue
for
has hit academic health
can
are
over
20
hospitals, beonly take
because academic
on
hospi-
researching physicians;
half-a-dozen residents could a
result, the sharp decrease
by the Medicare cutbacks
care
particularly
hard.
Between 1997 and 1999, the Georgetown
took
with
the
University
of
Univer-
which
Pennsylvania,
similar to Duke,
strategy
a
lost
$9O million
1998; and Stanford University lost $l5 million first
quarter of
Washington,
1999. Over
Indiana,
Durham
one
year
year 2000
from
pencils
to
the $1.2 billion health
the last six
Regional
by large
to
of
patients,
expensive
reasons
create
years,
in
in the
George
Saint Louis and Tulane uni-
in
merger
specialized
on
effort to
an
from insur-
Keohane
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forced
even
When the
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error
Durham cuts
was
to
cut
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began
in
for
July
our
and
a
right
wider group
offerings, support
form
alliances
new
expected
was
merger
in
health
but
care,
it
service
supply and
has
costs.
prolonged
a
lowered lease
light of the
ac-
discussion
mistake made
a
intent...
nobody’s bad
consequence in the
a
of
lease
the
price,”
William
Donelan
summer.
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that
can
this
problem
a
be remedied.”
County
.
the
plan,
guing that Duke had plenty review
the
ar-
of time before the deal to
hospital’s accounting figures and
Duke
that
NanKeohane
commissioners
rejected
handily
said
is
community
was
counter-
quarter-and-a-half
of the
has put DRH well behind its year hair ahead of its
place last
from Durham
Re-
to avoid
laying off
after
the
any
20-year
In
new
lease
that
time, he anticipated
a
lating
$5
preceding quarter.
the true severity
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of the
error
until this summer, and they promised program cuts
trouble is
the
observers
some
are
specu-
could start before then.
layoffs
Ironically, many
though
that Duke
not
has
The
of much of this
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on
temporary
by the shortage of If the cuts
come,
year’s
nurses—a
nurses
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spending
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in the full-time
caused
job market.
they would probably affect techni-
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support.
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shortchange
again.
once
But the first
to
attempting
million ahead of last year.
1998. At the
did not realize
began
County commission-
DUHS Chief Financial Officer
By November, though, Health System administra-
cials
equip-
new
December 1999, DRH lost $2.9 million, which is $3.2
three years
fering huge losses
in
discovered in October 1998, Is-
promise
backed away
percent operating
invest
$lO million
million deficit for the year.
tors
3.5
a
adequately
business had
and it had
gional’s $l5O million operating budget and reiterated his
the
setting
in the
error.
simply
we
health administrations and eliminate
more
pledged
counting
a
in
payment plan
ing
redundancies in
into the black
point, hospital officials
negotiate
to
ers
collection to
revenue
replace old technology.
At that
de-
physicians.”
The Duke-Durham Regional
rael
expanded the
service to
expand care,
have
we
new
provide
in order to
to consolidate
must maintain
in order to
ment and
loss but
returns
yesterday that Duke
those lost
replace
to
of the
system:
employees
sity Medical Center lost $l2O million; hospitals affiliated
everything
and the government.
with
who train students
many
and because
spurred by
centers
2001
year.
Hospitals
surplus
through
cision. “Another is to
health
medical
on
million in the black
resources
of
system
formal discussion with Durham
$ll million operating
an
streamlined
a
next fiscal
have done that and will do that
said, adding that leasing DRH
patients.
academic
percent higher cause
on
new
health
.
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budget’s
for
.
profits.
hospital spending Costs
it
to face trouble
that relief
until
result, administrators spent fiscal
“This is
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academic
1997,
systems began balanced
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—
sum-
after
a
kept $6B
find
....
showed modest
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into the future.”
pursued the
Oct.
successful
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$25
for
mer
in
we
and
CEO Mike Israel said
Hospital
concern.
President Nan Keohane said
the system’s
was
endeavor
look at the Penns
a
investments.
to
attempt
sold
have to understand what the constraints
we
system sustained was
HMO, Well-
own
a
prosthetics. During that
right
were
is
We believe
going As
cost-cutting
purchasing
opportunities. They
year.
“It
reevaluating spending
it
administrative
provide
would
that
of Minnesota all
bring the hospital $1.5 million
and Stanfords?” Duke
attractive to HMOs and insurance
University
“Am I concerned when I take
comes,
would be most
the
their medical centers.
acqui-
system’s
early 19905, Medical Center officials
In the
ipated
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effects loss
operating
ended
fiscal year 2000. This
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prove
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and
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