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THE INDEPENDENT DAILY AT DUKE UNIVERSITY

Dels VII: Snyderman to stop down Health

System president

return to academics after

announces By

MIKE MILLER

The

The Chronicle

Dr. cy

Ralph Snyderman’s

leader of Duke’s renowned health

as

enterprise

care

15-year lega-

will end in June

about

what he

now

“I felt it

the

it

for

Health

cision last a

fourth

health

affairs

and

post

as

he

focus

research,

to take

a

health

health in

care

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peo-

Taylor Collison Mike Sacks

while

prestige,

perilous

waters

think of what

you

an

a

an

stressed

Snyderman

his

dued end when

Davison

to

came

“I’m going to be working with for

of American

said. “I

spoke

another to all

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tion

activist and

political

ons

toward

geared to

originally

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Avery

a

an

outlined

Community Interaction Andrew

as

give

talk

a

on

part ofthe African

ries. Her selection

as

early

vision

as

to devel-

Snyderman

to

leaders

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derman]

care en-

remain

and Athletics

VP of Facilities

to lead ’til his last

the

media’s

14 years in

U.S.

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Elizabeth

jail

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Region-

on

as an

the room,

a

convicted felon

people

Monday.

magazine,

publica-

a

individuals—was

HIV infection in U.S.

pris-

and African-American Stud-

Gender”

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attention

after

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student?

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fire,

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increase to

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to the current

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shows.

news

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the focus of her talk,

Whitehom changed

the

tions about her

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yearly

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fee from

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you

really

support people who

and that

means

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are

on

the DCU’s

to

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far

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mar-

left,”

concerns

that

the administration had itant activist.

year).

glossed

over

her past

as a

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to

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written

initial

Director Charles Payne,

Cambridge

inn

Academic freedom may be es

across

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declining

nation, according to

dents and faculty

see

her

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calm. AAAS

prefaced

respect

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was

University’s beginning,

upkeep

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I had

a

not

was

a

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stockpile of

few.”

charged of

that the raid

yielded

potential bombing targets,”

was

actually

a

road map.

question

for

whether Whitehom considered herself were

a

many terror-

just.

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however, remained ambiguous.

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differing opinions,

but officials

a

details aside, the biggest

answers,

report, but Duke stu-

little change. See page 3

revolver, and

FBI

semiautomatic 9

request

for its

the

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an

ist—and whether she felt her actions

The Sarah P. Duke Gardens has been around almost since

college

including

to the accusations. “It

weapons.

But

1985

a

other illegal items.

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ferring

which argued that in

apartment occupied by Whitehom, the

mm, a .38-caliber among

campus-

on

an

found “weapons,

Gay City

defense—the atmos-

ond part ofWhitehorn’s presentation with that audience members

{ nside

raid of

which Whitehom said

and

Franklin Center

for its civility.

advertisement in The

phere throughout the speech remained

9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the polls

group

“diagrams and photos

Whitehom in

the

circulated

hand-outs

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prison populations.

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conflicting

denouncing

article

HIV in

at the John

Whitehom corrected information that appeared in

speak.

the room—the DCU’s

on

praised

mil-

She thanked the Duke administration

and the AAAS and women’s studies programs for

Center and the

Monday

speaks

the DCU advertisement,

jail.

want

per

overall'

the

whether

Whitehom said, addressing

POLLING INFORMATION

Bryan

LAURA WHITEHORN

spend-

discussing

and time in

political activity of

if you

democracy

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increase

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commentary from The Wall

HIV and AIDS and the remainder answering ques-

maximum

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in critical

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in 1983.

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minating

Mimi Wachendorf

of

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day,” he said.

finally fulfilled with

A national press blitz ensued in late January, cul-

VP for Student Affairs

to

campus

women’s liberation and civil rights activist who spent

Alex Niejelow Kevin

year

visible

when the Duke Conservative Union brought

however,

Wisnewski

to

ties fee

he

of my team [mem-

Yoh said he wants both Keohane and

immunolo-

goal for Duke

group of about 80

HIV-positive

ies Program’s “Teaching

Do you approve

team

a

months,”

surprisingly sub-

a

in the John Hope Franklin Center

Peloso

Maggie

a

intention to

productive for the remainder of

feverishly

navigating

expansive managed

located throughout

Whitehom—an editor of Pos

per

short pe-

a

ANDREW GERST

Laura Whitehom spoke to

VP for Academic Affairs

support

has

person

his tenure.

spurred

the 1998 takeovers of Durham

several microphones

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Russ Ferguson

$7B

one

institution in such

The Chronicle

Matthew Slovik

Clifford

to

sepa-

With four television cameras, three spotlights and

Adam Katz

Executive VP

you

as

bers], and we’re all committed.” who is

training,

terprise,

two-month media frenzy

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formed

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University

officially

chief executive officer.

as

remain

care.

op into

policy and

was

body from the University, with Sny-

derman

world,” Yoh said.

1991 the broad

rheumatology.

Duke

year,

financially and administratively

rate

in the United States—it

just

Snyderman,

to

same

System

riod of time, it’s really amazing,” Yoh said.

the often

one-year

President

VP for

lot of

other

investments.

Whitehorn defends past actions

Today

Vote DS G

on

teaching, probably

chancellor in 2004.

a

Community

numerous

it won’t be

gist by

sabbatical and then return to Duke DR. RALPH SNYDERMAN announced that

a

board—predicted

“We will have

both size and

term.

Snyderman plans

will leave his

on

as

done to

not to continue for

September

five-year

Health

Raleigh

well

as

care

The

affairs in 1989, Snyderman has

He had made the de-

System.

Chair

record growth for the Medical Center in

Snyderman,

chief executive officer of Duke Universi-

ty

System’s

will be in the

appropriate

said

now,”

chancellor

health

Since becoming chancellor for health

honest and

was

announce

and

sits

and

Hospital

Hospital,

September.

“Spike” Yoh—who also

Health

the

by

ple who will be applying for that job, and

end of the semester.

to

in

al

Snyder-

led

Board of Trustees

gious position.

to hold until the

originally planned

for

be

tough competition ahead for the presti-

Snyderman’s

future led him to reveal had

down in

step

will

Board of Trustees

likely begin

the

month, made public Sunday,

speculation

open

System’s

Harold

Nan Keohane’s decision to same

Health

University

On the heels of University President

the

successor

will

announced late Monday.

committee

man’s

he

2004,

search

15 years in Duke administration

responsible

ways to change its look. See page 3

The Durham to build

an

City

on

page 5

Council discussed

apartment complex

gle family homes. See page 4

in

a

a

polemical proposal

neighborhood

of sin-

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World & Nation

MARCH 4,2003

•

$3OO billion

Federal deficits to exceed

The government is

track to

on

fly-by escalates tension

North Korea

NEWS BRIEFS

The Chronicle

amass

fighter jets intercepted American

Four

federal deficits

surveillance

plane

exceeding $3OO billion for the first time. Republicans argue it is part of

fight

•

over

the

offensive aimed at

an

Picket lines

some

were

Monday

across

fighter jets intercepted

rean

disrupts campus the Yale

union members

armed U.S. Air Force

University

surveillance

representing

5,000 service workers kicked off

strike to protest

a

Korea’s

five-day

within

Israeli

deadlocked contract talks.

Israeli troops arrested reclusive Hamas Mohammed Taha and his five that killed

Monday,

sons

in

a

plane,

ideologue raid

deadly

eight Palestinians, including and

fighters an

airspace

miles

North

Northern Ireland

The

prime

Northern

urged to revive government

ministers of Britain and Ireland Ireland’s

political

•

of disarming the Irish

Government proposes

Babies and toddlers have risk than adults when

a

said

environmental

guidelines

compiled

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night—Sun-

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page 5

trademark

of the Law

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destroyed

inspectors,

outstanding and

destroyed

were

ques-

biological

more

than

a

Aziziyeh firing

in

still

the

had

said

to

been

another six crushed

10 the number

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pictures

reason

of the

1991. a

Because

confer-

news

the step

was

destroyed

begin

since

was

short-range

a

Sunday,

Saturday, the

the process.

had not released

the government missiles

was

painful

one

deemed worthwhile

that the deci-

for all

Iraqis.

considering

the

he said.

“My task and

my

only

task is

waging war,” the general said. cause

Samoud 2

under bulldozers

destroyed

sion to demolish them But

at

could test them for the biolog-

United Nations’ deadline to

any

of

summer

intact, he said

inspectors

general

bringing

weapons

were

agent.

The

President Saddam

of chemical had

ical

missiles

recent excavations at the

online today to enroll.

a

Korea and

of

ence, weapons

country.

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starting March 2

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launching

rocket into the

a

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for the June exam!

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firing

fighter plane swooped

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defiance

in

that

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the UN.

a

Last chance to prepare

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years,

Sea off the South Korean west coast the latest in

to huild

apparent

range southwest of Baghdad, he said, showed remnants

winter.”

George

just

worri-

creating their

its

believed that Iraq and the inspectors

weapons that Iraq

at 1,320.29

lonely

are

first missile

landed in North Korean waters. And

American and international protests

safely

Gen. Amin al-Saadi,

the gaps in

narrowing

For it’s been

policy. “It’s

pro-

plutonium for

time, North Korea also

same

between

sea

by North Korea in

decade ago.

darling

a sen-

drumbeat.”

MacFARQUHAR

York Times

Security Council

top

also said he

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At the

in three

ries of provocations

missiles if the United States

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warned Sunday that Iraq would halt the destruction of its

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hostilities, officials said.

steady

nuclear weapons.

with

escala-

an

a

com-

threatens to stop missile destruction

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account the greater hazards to the very young. News briefs

of

vide

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escorts.

“This is serious stuff,” said

150

had

fighter jets

protect

Iraq

environmental laws

to certain

fighter

ior U.S. official

Pentagon

they

continue

reactor at its

in

Monday,

10 times greater

exposed

a

plex. Over time, the reactor could

ballistic-missile

possibility

primary nuclear

a

RC-1355,

tion of

spy

coast,

before it returned

plane

sance

Republican Army.

new

to

scrambled

pressed

aging chemicals, the government said in proposing tougher

offi-

intelligence

the

the

The incident

indication that U.S.

rivals to revive their

Catholic-Protestant administration

hopes

week, U.S.

said North Korea had restarted

the reconnais-

raised

spokesperson. Military officials

•

about

Korean

by

would

launchings,

air-

said

tracks

American

for 22 minutes in

international the

which

a

came

the

officials missions

sance

Monday.

shadowed

RC-1355,

off

on

of the American said

But

un-

North

and

said Lt. Cmdr. Jeff Davis,

an

24.

injured

feet

an

near

Saturday,

craft, military officials

troops arrest Hamas leader, kill 8

eight-year-old boy,

cials

Okinawa, Japan.

jn

plane

spy

mission

coast 50

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to its home base at Kadena Air Base

Service

WASHINGTON— Four North Ko-

set up as

ERIC SCHMITT

New York Times News

and tax cuts.

budget

Yale service workers’ strike

campus

By

the

helping

international waters

over

Iraq

has not done all it

to

remove

“Ifwar takes can

all

place,

excuses

for

it is not be-

regarding disarmament.”

The Chronicle

TUESDAY,

MARCH

4,

2003

�

PAGE

3

Duke reacts to

freedom paper � A national

organization

accusing universities of dom, but

some

issued

limiting

Duke faces

say

By JENNIFER

statement

a

academic freesuch threat.

no

HASVOLD

The Chronicle

Despite

recent statement

a

ies Association

the American Stud-

by

arguing that academic freedom

versities is under

at uni-

both students and administra-

fire,

tors say Duke continues to be

safe

a

place

to express

political viewpoints. The ASA—an eral

disciplines

Freedom in

statement, “Intellectual

pressed

general

a

across

sev-

its

Time of War,”

a

spring quarterly newsletter. The

in its

war

of scholars

organization

that meets annually—published

statement

ex-

about America’s march to

concern

and what the ASA perceives

as

an

attack

civil

on

liberties. “We as

how it would affect

wondering

were

scholars and teachers,”

said

work

our

Amy Kaplan,

presi-

dent-elect of the American Studies Association of

professor nia. “In

English

time of

a

at the

it is

crisis,

and

University of Pennsylvaespecially important

to ll

question the government.” The thrust of the statement

aimed at the “chill-

was

and intimidation...on

ing effect of secrecy

college

their

cam-

puses.” While critics said the statement lacks evidence,

Kaplan argued summary,

ization after dents

that it

but rather

on a

speaking

variety

of

“The ability to

not intended to be

was

to

members and

faculty

college

best

“We

traditions of

tions In

on

[the

statement

upholding

the

an

democracy”

being]

as

open

in the

democratic institu-

general, administrators said that Duke has space for free intellectual

a

and

members

“Faculty

wide range of opinions

on

students

alike

almost every

see

no

evidence

that this

is being silenced anyone tant that

is

wide

variety of

sive,

not

express

a

subject, and do in

an e-

threatened,

that

repressed, and it’s impor-

Chafe, dean of the faculty of Arts and Sci-

on

what

we

to

is to be progres-

while at said

Gardens. “We do not want to we

us

the

Kay

same

Husban

in-

development for the

completely rework the

have which is highly val-

based

on

the

eight

nial Alice

dedicating

the terraces each a

ing a

on

divided

into

three

sections

more

serene

members and

contain: The Culberson

an

employees

plan, which

sion,

Native Plants and the terraces.

morial

The Asiatic Arboretum comprises 20

acres

dedi-

cated to the development of Eastern Asian species. to the

and Southern pines, terraces,

South,

including magnolias

a

season.

long history of are

for

atmosphere to

innovation work-

currently

is

will

conservatory,

currently

faculty

searching

design

incorporate a

students,

enjoy.

architect to

up-and-coming

ter

for

additional ways to please visitors and create

The administration is

plants they

native

years, near

consistently

their time to the Peren-

and improvement, but officials

Asiatic Arboretum, the H. L. Blomquist Garden of

Species

Desmond and Charity Cole, for

The Gardens have

ued and mold it.”

Gardens

and

example, have been volunteering

time

Bunting,

own

compl

a

fused into

species.

have,”

to

over

terim director and director of

den. The See ACADEMIC FREEDOM

rare

art.

1934, thanks

the Gardens has

denying change,

respecting

The

that this continues to be true.”

we ensure

William

or

con-

inquiry.

quite freely,” President Nan Keohane wrote

mail. “I

a

Gardens, but take what

which the country depends.”

tinued to be

so

in

[question and criticize]

see

from Sarah P. Duke,

“The main challenge facing

campuses.

environment is at the basis of American

Kaplan said.

stu-

evolving

construction in

ginal

data

a

drawn by the organ-

a consensus

constantly

is

y

ao are

now

children’s

a

a new

possible

for

mas-

expan-

garden and

a me-

area.

Greg Nace, erations,

is

associate

director of horticulture op-

currently involved

cluding the development

of

in several

projects,

amphitheater

an

in-

and the

thrive in the Blomquist Gar-

which date

back to

See GARDENS

the 1930s

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on

page 8

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said, adding that

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plan

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building

ment

homes

met

owners

at

constructing

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recommended the

residents’

sent the

to the

plan

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city’s Appearance

which formulated recommendations the apartments

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lawyer,

modifications,

in

after

the

such

changes

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smaller-scale

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in full new

force, prepared

again

to voice fresh

opposition

to the

plan. They noted that the plan

under

regulations—known

the

Uniform

newer

rules, the plan could Homeowners’

that under

not be

also

site

plan

hearing, with

age

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plan’s

site

was

council

some

included

area

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runoff that would water

drainage.

ensue

as

a

result of less

[the residents]

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land for

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add flood insurance to their homeowners’ policy” she

to

was

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in terms

willing

to install

lot to

hold and

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other

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who filed

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were more

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were

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adding that

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over

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course

election

adding

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to offer his side of the

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meeting

story. Fagan

said he

unable to reach Wang to invite him to the meeting.

Wang

could not be reached for comment.

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by people unaffiliated

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approval of the plan with

lower environmental impact,

members

complaint—filed

a

specifically

dence presented

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City Attorney Henry Blinder said density, compat-

have had to

that

other candidates.

mained concerned.

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to side with

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night

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Rather, Fagan said, those posters

condition while the

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presidential

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hesitancy

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Haywood

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removing flyers

night—was unsubstantiated.

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presidential candidate against

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approval

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explained

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year.

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potentially dangerous situations.

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KEVIN OGORZALEK There is and

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VICE PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

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MAGGIE PELOSO significant impact on

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DSG’s Academic Affairs Committee, and I have

extremely knowledgeable VPs.

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Such cuts

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represent

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VICE PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

In the

advocate

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planning

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Duke

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campus to increase the number

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everyone

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should listen to Duke

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inexcusable that DSG did not deliver

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ALEX NIEJELOW

elected Vice President of Facilities

am

tells

Student

campus-wide

of playing hard.

days

and the Blue

central

We must

throughout the

renew

return to the

a

sense

social life.

indirectly.

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aesthetics.

campus

cultural

it must be

Common

campus’

Campus

advice in person and

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for action.

place

a

places.

the future of the

of the West

planning

your

students know the

and there is

I will make DSG both

Athletics,

heard when

for discussion

all

participated on on

year.

the

the

Newspaper

In these

roles,

I

the executive board and

legislature work. as

DSG needs

diversity

in

leadership

the interests of all students.

to represent

Being actively

involved

and I believe

in

experience.

a

wide range

constituency

of student groups

of students

on

continuous communication

places

in

me

a

unique position

the DSG executive board.

with the student

body

and

lam

to

represent

the needs

enthusiastically hoping to

represent

the interests

of a broad establish

of all Duke students.

VICE PRESIDENT FOR COMMUNITY INTERACTION * VICE PRESIDENT FOR COMMUNITY INTERACTION•VICE PRESIDENT FOR COMMUNITY INTERACTION

ANDREW WISNEWSKI As

a

DSG

legislator

organization. My

and

Community

range of

Interaction member for the

participation in

various

promote

Durham to Duke Students, worked

for Life.

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events like MLK

student

day,

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Allen Building

past

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legislation regarding

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desegregation in public schools,

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health concerns, and

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research

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to

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that will benefit

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encourage

graduate mentoring, advising,

and

community.

dedication to

making a

stronger Duke

community through my

tenure

PAGE 8 �

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MARCH

The Chronicle

2003

4,

goals, Snyderman said he

SNYDERMAN

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that she

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transition to

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into

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Snyderman first achieved distinction through

faculty

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country needs it.”

cellor for health affairs and dean of the

health

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besides Duke’s

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has

Snyderman

his

For his most memorable

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accepted

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spoken advocate for bold

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help build

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it to the memory of Jesica to become

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major component of the ambi-

plan

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interviews

as

well

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increased

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spring, races,

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can

many Durham residents

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that, “Duke University

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for being here.”

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serve

primary contribution

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complex roles,

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to students is that of relaxation

students,” Bunting said. Whether it be for studying,

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contemplation,

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mourn-

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SUNY

falls to Duke

day: Albany

Women’s

By JEFF VERNON

golf

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Duke

5

Albany

1

After

six

with

innings,

team down

Patrick

Brian

senior

bases, evening

up

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his

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and

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bring-

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“Good,” there

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the

to come.”

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propel itself

to

Monday

opened

with

the game at

out,

one

up

for

play

to

Duke singled, giving

up

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did

good

a

PR., Lady

for

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us.

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player

DREW page 12

JERDAN,

who

stands

bany Monday,

pitched on

six

innings

and

one

gave up

unearned

in Duke’s 5-1 win

run

over

invaded

Rico

begin

its

and

CATHERINE SULLIVAN

in

had,”

Chapel

Hill, sweeping all

University

at

twelve

season

Lake in

1,000-meter who

did not bother

course

competing with

were

format

races

a

full

on

a

the Blue

senior class

short

Cerwensky

for the

together

spring

In the marquee varsity

eight competition, the Duke

Lakin, Joanna Hingle, Natalie Zervas,

Mae

sequent

Joyce Gay,

Abby Hawkins, Christine Lauro and Missy Buckmiller won

the first heat with

a

time of 3:26.31,

seconds ahead of the Tar Heels.

The second

octet' remained consistently and

third

pieces,

winning

in

strong in

3:28.83

felt

definitely

the

think

to

to

expected

we

times really well,” Gay said. “It start

do

the

season

like

I

this.

well, but it’s always nice

The novice

the

novices

second never

Blue Devils

“Today

and

came

third

heats,

improved

and

the

within six seconds of the first-year

a

learning

great

experience

Duke head coach Robyn Horner said. “Both

ty eight and

Thompson honored Pitcher Kevin

Thompson

became the first Blue Devil in 11 years to win national

player of the week honors.

given the honor

after coming of

a

perfect

our

eight put together three solid

novice

was

for

one

pitch shy

game.

VS

jumped

is

of rowing in your

raced

shows how

so

so

deep

we are

the

teammates with

a

lot of

head

coach

Dan

Brooks

said.

Alon

page 12

races

still

Kara

Heat

1

in

a

one

a

it

for

of the

race

great really

placed behind

time of 3:59.03 in Heat

the Tar Heel’s varsity four.

first

was

freshmen, and

over

The only close

practice togeth-

right now.”

good enough

still

with the

really pleased

race

piece,

a

day

which

five-second

Duke

won

1,

but

victory

in the

came

second

by less

second.

“Our varsity fours and second varsity eight raced very

solid,”

Homer

dropped from over

said. “However,

the first to second

the spring,

we

their consistency

pieces.

To be

success-

will need to be consistent.” JANE HETHERINGTON/THE CHRONICLE

Duke has two weeks to switch gears and prepare courses.

Its next

race

will

be against Louisville March 15 in Oak Ridge, Tenn.

Field

hockey: smart

Six Blue Devils

home ACC rookie of the

to the NFHCA National

Monday. She

11.7

win-

competing

to work

Lindsey Harding took

averaged

on

29 shots after the winter we’ve

4:00 in the sub-

we were

was

Harding top rookie

week honors

was

second varsity four

for the longer 2,000-meter

races

over

learning

boat,

that

us,”

varsi-

to

well without

The Blue Devil’s

ful

rowers.

was

He

Heel

past

Sarah

Richards,

time—finished

first

for

its time

Tar

way

races.

varsity eight’s

eight

its

29

with

times

were

coxswain

of

Elise

experience, especially

than

also dominated its races, winning

Heat 1 3:50.03 to 4:00.42. The group in

the

its time

women

we

group

MacWilliam,

“I think this

to

beat Carolina.”

their

heats, they

er,” MacWilliam said.

its

our

good

other

and

3:28.55, respectively. “Our boat held

for

“So much

that

than 11

more

by

season

piece.”

saw

Andy Murray—which

and

3:52.43, but

boat of coxswain Jesse Batzell, Amelia Booth, Katie

four

varsity Devon

Shapiro,

Devils,

first time in program history.

the

ease.

Duke’s

rival North Carolina. The unusual best-of-three

boats

title

able to outrace the overmatched Tar Heels with relative

against ACC-

races

other

in their second and third

drop

to

consistency from piece

Humacao,

from No. 5 to grab the

See GOLF

Duke’s

Although

opened its spring

resounding fashion Saturday

1 in

top ranking.

the mound.

with excellent

The Chronicle

The women’s rowing team

No.

captured

Classic

Blue Devils blank Tar Heels, take all 12 By

likewise

as

certainly didn’t intend

ning by CHRIS BORGES/THE CHRONICLE

on

President

has

regime change, fighting

“We

a

down the road.”

See BASEBALL

Puerto

nation’s

real

being

its

weekend

other evil-doers

through

Without

plate.

a

today,”

job

he’s

doing great,

competitive’

this

strokes to

came

war,

protect

the has

spring

the

as

Duke

The Blue Devils

this

Devils would not trail again.

Patrick said. “I’m glad he

just

themselves

But

season.

and to

nei-

promised dra-

the land.

2-1 lead. The Blue

a

reigning

House, though

defend

to

the

to

begun

Hernandez

Duke.

push

of

pushes

Brian

came

the White

sprung,

one-one.

Milwaukee Brewers

spot with

summer

rest

the inning with back-to-back

up

visited

ther seemed to make its matic

Hernandez, the freshman who passed on a

Bush at

Great

Layden

Tim

team

golf

year,

champion

worldwide terrorist-cleanser George W.

5-1 vic-

a

national

reigning

women’s

as

scor-

Jack Coombs Field.

and sophomore

doubles, knotting Then,

to

the Albany

over

Danes (0-3) at

Patrick

seventh-inning

a

In the first week of the fall last

that

premonition proved accurate,

Duke (8-6) used

tory

MATT SULLIVAN

By

Duke firmly back into the game.

ing

1

to No.

run,

rounded

score

returns

scoreless

points, 5.7

were

named

Academic Squad. The six were

Chrissy Ashley,

assists and 3.7 rebounds

Kirsten Bostrom, Jessica

in the Blue Devils’ three

Pluck, Kim Gogola,

victories last week

Erica

Perrier and Emily Sinkhorn.

THE CREW TEAM

swept UNC by winning

the two teams

University

on

Lake

National

From Russia with love Red Wings star

Sergei

Federov claimed in The

Hockey came

News, wwhich

out

Monday,

he

married and then divorced tennis star Anna Kournikova.

all twelve

Ijgg)

races

between

Saturday.

Hockey League

Red Wings 3, Blue Jackets 2 Canucks 6, Bruins 4 Panthers 2, Maple Leafs 1 Islanders 1, Rangers 1

PAGE 10 �TUESDAY. MARCH

Sports

4.

Buttaccio makes By

PAUL CROWLEY

members of the

Seven teams

competed

weekend Chance

Winniford

Meet.

this

Blacksburg, Va.,

in

the

at

indoor track

Tech

Virginia

One

competitor,

best

the trip

to

one

himself another chance. Buttaccio will

pole

vaulter Kristie

at

Boston

in

IC4A

in

Championships with

March, along

12 other

members of the men’s indoor track team.

“[The

“It’s ners

one

to

is

meet]

head

men’s

coach

what

just

Norm

last opportunity to

run

it

says,” said.

Ogilvie

qualify

run-

came

on

the

was

mark

qualifying

the strength of

The tally

on

a

best

15’11” vault.

of

Buttaccio’s

ing

Ogilvie

said.

“On

cleared the bar, was

it

cleared

tantalizing,

his

but

third

it

but I

16’5”,

too,”

know he

can

It

do

ECAC

had

11’5.75”

in

vault

the

eclipsed

already

qualify-

postseason

spring

meets

break

at

IC4A Championships, team

will

field

begin for Duke

the

ECAC

and

qualifiers

13

and

where the men’s the

women’s team will send 14 competitors. “This is the biggest group the ever

women

had,” women’s head coach

Jan

Ogilvie said of her qualifying squad. The

Blue Devils

hope

to

become

factor in the indoor track postseason,

a

as

their recent teams have been perennial-

ly unsuccessful.

again.” The other four members of the men’s

team who

practice

before

her

sim-

was

more

Howard

also

Junior

threshold.

The

he

try,

fell anyway.

Howard

some

but

Tech,

qualify.

to

pole

but

qualified,

have

nearly

in

get

new

Blacksburg

fourth-best mark of any career, and the Blue Devil.

“Jeff

a

to

trying

Championships.

over

ECAC

Buttaccio’s

was

ply trying

in Boston who hadn’t done it

yet this season.”

personal

a

second, clocking

Virginia

only

compete

ventured to

Blacksburg

did

“This

is

the

best

team

we’ve

KRISTIE HOWARD competed at the Last Chance Meet for practice. She had already

,

fired

Gentry

College Basketball Poll 1.

ROBERT TAI/THE CHRONICLE

ever

taken up there,” Norm Ogilvie said.

Associated Press

Rank

vault

pole

Two members of the women’s team made

pole vaulter Jeff Buttaccio, earned

more

a

Last Chance in

in at 22.69 in the 200 meter dash.

Last

sopho-

narrowly earned

four tenths of

by

on

senior Marc

qualify for IC4As, but

not

The Chronicle

good

The Chronicle

Prev

Team

for ECAC.

qualified

Clipper

as

coach, Johnson elevated

Arizona (59) BETH HARRIS

By

Kentucky (13)

The Associated

Florida

LOS

Texas

ANGELES

kept losing, and that

Oklahoma

Gentry

was

son.

Marquette

10

Wake Forest

12

Assistant

aggressive person.”

I

Dennis

The

is

Louisville

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is

more

a

in the Pacific

“These decisions this

one

Alvin

is

and

I

had

he

said

consulted

California

Baylor’s

are

holding

ago that

a

Georgia

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10

Donald

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easy.”

will be

will do

“I think he’ll

a

candi-

hard

play

and

a

good

very

get the playthe

give

effort

night.”

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son.

me,” kept

permanent job.

job,” he said. to

for was

record of 89-133 since

a

Prior to

that,

he

the 2000-01

was

73-72

as

sea-

coach of

He also coached the seasons

as

an

assistant with three NBA teams. “I know that this has been ficult

season

to

a

so

must

we

on

try

playoffs.

have good people and

this team. I think the

to make

difin

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players

something positive

out

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the

Sticker!

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defending

I st chance

ACC

to

I

good

of the remainder of the season.”

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a

much that I could

have gotten this team into the do believe

very

endure,” Gentry said

Koskinen Stadium

Blue Devils

prizes!

to be

Baylor said Johnson

players

7:OOpm

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statement. “I wish

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coaching change might have it

noting

the Detroit Pistons.

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was

awkward

totally

because

decision to make.

“Obviously,

He

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Baylor,

to

NBA titles

Clippers

good

to be made.

Wisconsin

is

a

tough,

Baylor said he told Gentry

Mississippi State

a

and easy,

never

very

team

Sterling Sunday was

a

on

ers

Division and

three

becoming coach before

especially

relationship,”

Monday

won

career.

season as

Johnson said,

an

lead.

fourth-quarter

48,

playing

fourth

Todd. “It’s

Orleans.

New

against

game

of

I’d

expected.

opportunity

with Seattle and Boston during his 14-

five-game losing

have blown 20 games when

Stanford

nice,”

probably

around

was

things around.”

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totally

19-39 record into

a

night’s

Dayton

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Clippers took

Illinois

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too

just

was

Dennis

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24

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Oklahoma

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as

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Duke

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Angeles Clippers.

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Kansas

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runs

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charged

in

came

after

eighth,

Caradonna singled

pitcher

insurance

senior

as

in

error

the

a

Blake

earned

no

Walker

innings

in six

said.

Jerdan

impressive

scoreless

Walker

run

of Duke

great,”

and

Blake

continued

pitching,

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lowing

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off Kevin

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innings

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today

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pitching

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pitcher’s duel. Jerdan

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the game open in

blew

Jerdan both

performances

Duke

Delaney 3b

seventh, starting pitchers Croft

Drew

0

Martin

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finish the scoring. Until Duke

Albany (0-3)

2

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starting

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more

throwing

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Albany

to

two

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Albany

and

Kroft.

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added

seventh

single

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to

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that

notions

problem all

they

might be struggling offensively.

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that season,

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Ryan

at 3 p.m

Albany again today

( Li

Baseball

hitting

returns

to

action

today -

the ball hard, but right at

throwing strikes.” Duke

GOLF

coaches

and

players

Hernandez. “I

took

think

hiccup from page 9

that’s

on

the field about the win. In fact, I’m

excited

other

some

the individual players’ Kristina

Senior with

her

Freedom, came

Carolina’s

Kristy

“I

just worked swing

comfortable round 71

to

Operation

Enduring

eight—a far

on

en

my

get back

before,”

fall

Country Club Saturday

McPherson

and

Fisher,

Florida’s

South Aimee

route to the individual title.

swing and the compactness to that time where I’ve been

said

Engstrom,

distancing

final-

whose

“We

shot

were

high

as

happy

of

with

a

as

only

one

on

Reigning

and

little surprised

as

the

we

as

good

national

the Blue Devils finished first in

ed field in each of three rounds, and

only

a

a

talentbit of

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one

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to

of four Duke

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a

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to

up to her

quite play

day, but mentally she

strong

was

through the whole tournament.” The Blue Devils will look to

keep

the front

strong

Blythewood, S.C. for

the Lady Gamecock Classic March 14.

very

what

it looks

Virada

champion

to

right

her

Lady Puerto Rico Classic Feb. 28-March 1.2003

Palmas Del Mar Country Club—Humacao, P.R.

title

place

in the

Tulsa (307-299-299=905).

2) Georgia (304-299-298=901),

st) Texas (302-300-305=907),

South Carolina (303-302-303=908),

rounds

slipping

to

top

ten in

a

(305-305-320-930), Wisconsin

3) Florida (304-288-311=903),

st) Kent State (305-300-302=907),

8) Wake Forest (306-299-304=909),

305-304= 911), 10) Auburn (305-293-315=913),

under-par

Saturday. Nirapathpongporn,

golfers

standard the last

when the troops head north to

of

now

hard, like the whole

really

Brooks said. “She didn’t

ball-striking

to nab the individual lead before

fifth overall with

in the fall

has shot below par in four of her last

“She’s been working

team,”

1. Duke (291-288-293=872),

individual

Friday

by jumping

now

Team Standings

convincing fashion. Indeed,

more

victory.

wanted to be, and

continued

a career-

a

right track.”

out with two

left her with

season, but

Wisconsin to

understanding

defense

course

field of 75, didn’t hit her stride until late

from

that the other teams

Nirapathpongporn

the par-72

finished

they did,” Brooks said. “But I’m

best 215 total in leading Duke back up the polls in

on

final

tournament wins

tournament

needs attention. We weren’t

like we’re

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13) LSU (309-310-313=932,14)

12) Oklahoma

Missouri (314-314-318=945),

15)

(324-323-334=981). Duke Individuals

1) Engstrom (75-69-71=215), t5 Nirapathpongporn (70-71-78=219), t5 Aazam-Zanganeh (72-7572=219), 9) Hardin (76-73-72=221), t36 Janangelo (74-78-79=231).

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