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in the accessory

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5,

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KEOHANE

from page 1

1995’s creation of

East

all-freshman

an

will be

assembled

plans

to have

a

successor

2000.

He

of her 10-year

course

of the Duke

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out

strategic plans

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management of the

singled

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the first

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science,

Robert Keohane. A search committeeled

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forward

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an

into

an

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ble,

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medicine will

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will

close

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love my job and hope and anticipate

breaking work together

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expressed hope that he

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mail. “The IGSP

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central architect of Duke’s future.

cept of personalized here,”

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who the search committee should look for.

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administrators

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of his

cause

through the

vision.

for the study and conduct of clinical trials. Be-

respect

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chosen,

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leadership style. Ten

nursing staff when

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is

pects of genomic

his face put

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me

possible

Duke Clinical Research

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search for

academic officer since 1999 and

to-

with

someone

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succeed Keohane,

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background

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Lange—who could be the

and the sci-

personal touch. “He

mentor, coaching

16 months and will return to Duke after

physicians circulated

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voted

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sues.

deanship

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wait until

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chancellor.

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push

important

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president

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world,

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in the next

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ences,

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search Institute.

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said

Medicine,

as

governor of North Carolina.

of constructive criticism and non-intervention,” he wrote.

Genome Sciences and Policy and the Duke Clinical Re-

rently enjoy

period of

Terry

global

stated goals.

of the University’s

pectations

psychiatry,

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has been my friend and

initial

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as

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one

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lot to ask for.”

a

excellent

academic

strong

a

tional intelligence. She added that she did

said Keohane has in-

sciences,

the pose among

announced Sunday that she would step

have

general,

hopeful she would

were

terprise and created optimism

She

university.

down in June 2004 and take

us

reputation—inside

Dr. Sandy Williams, deanof the School

of Law, said the next president should, in

not

thought about it,” she

but that’s

vigorated

female president at

top-10

on,

arts and

Col-

of the first female presi-

one

an

to Duke in 1993

of Wellesley

presidency

said she has

William Chafe, dean of the faculty of

capital campaign. who

Keohane, from

stay

international

sus-

reach,

challenge and

said. “All of

com-

pletion—and the continued progress—of

of

area

of the faculty,” Chafe said.

tion,

even

the

side academia—to bolster Duke’s

ident should have. “I haven’t

in

Katharine Bartlett, dean of the School

dean of the Pratt

Johnson,

particularly

taining the intellectual life and vitality

considered what qualities the next pres-

Health

University

place,

and

May

2004.

School of Engineering,

over

presidency,

by

of finalists for her

list

by February

Kristina

Campus and the implementation of Curriculum

of Trustees Vice Chair Robert

Steel

Foundation,

and

Interdisciplinary

and

International Studies.

our

The Chronicle WEDNESDAY,

DSG RUNOFF?

margin

from page 1

Niejelow held

victory but

under consideration, the

of

possibility

from the

to take

race

he declined to

of the

one

comment

candidates

high-level position

a

on

withdrawing in the ad-

ministration of the other.

“Matt and I had wanted to make

same

that what

sure

we

and

issues,

were

we

fighting

for

doesn’t get lost,” Collison said. “It would be too bad if and when

one

that we’re

fighting for

Slovik

“just

of

loses that the issues and groups

us

pushed

were

described the

aside.”

early-morning discussions

as

occur

as

scheduled “as of now.” This

as

record-breaking

about 57.36

high,” to

general, said

so

in other

with the largest the executive

he

the

pleased with

was

just

4.82

Wisnewski

president

for

complaints regarding

sults and looked toward

think

going

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the best

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experienced candidate

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in

margin

vice

a

Wednesday

next a

election,

runoff, each

any leftover funds from their to advertise.

runoff must be held within

a

of the first election.

said the elec-

Fagan

tion commission chose to hold the runoff Tuesday, March to address any

18,

who

make

the strongest,

sure

present

on

complaints that might

campus to vote before

or

body.”

and to

after spring break.

He added that DSG would send out

biggest

arise

the maximum number of students would be

a

campus-wide

e-mail to inform students of the runoff election.

as

from

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Cliff Davison

contested race,

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presidency

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similar agenda.... There

previous presidential campaigns

student

today,

me

was

finalize

to

Fagan said.

outcome, the presi-

supported

a

The election commission plans to meet

show the

the

close

that Matt and I would be the

said. “Matt is

have

us

will make DSC the

now

re-

why

that he did not

adding

the outcomes of the

see

two candidates in the

now

to

to

pleased

would be allowed to

continue to

representing

out and

difference for the student

uncon-

those that didn’t

mandate to

a

came

the

possible runoff.

and

me

in

Wednesday evening

were

thought about

was

I think both of

won

pleased,

interfere with his

running,” Collison

ones

community interaction.

enjoy life and

to

everyone who

most

and I

was

the election and its results.

body,” Slovik said. “Whatever dent will

student affairs

percent.

Candidates have until 9 p.m.

‘Tm

“I had

for

also

was

runoff to

a

with Slovik.

race

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Andrew

tested race for vice

any

want

sophomore Elizabeth Dixon led sophomore

Sophomore

file

and

facilities

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clear victories to close

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students had voted.

many

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commission and

that the turnout

surprised

was

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voted,

undergraduate population.

the election

added, although

he

why

of

chair

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of the

percent

Will Fagan,

students

3,499

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more

dents turned out to vote than in any previous A

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election.

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people who voted for

candidates and issues

year’s

race

7.58

a

president

Kevin

against junior The

vice

for

on

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that the runoff will

talking,” adding

the

Mimi Wachendorfby

lot of the

a

in

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sophomore Maggie

over

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WEDNESDAY,

The Chronicle

2003

5,

from page 3

Schlesinger

president failed tant

to focus

said but the

issued

by

guiding

the panel,

study hold

progress,

ing

and

the plan

criteria

sim-

at

lacks

ment

of

capable

are

research. “I

said

of

quality

and

is,

committee of

attributed

the

attempt

to

the 1980s in

plan’s

the science community

a

new

days

when

what has already been done, making peo-

administration’s

a

ARMADILLO

light.

from page 1

daily

I

few months ago,

has taken

“If at all

Saturday.

possible,

no

than said. “It’s basically the [district

president officers

process

be

jail,” McKei-

it there.”

dean of students

for student

would

wants to go to

citation to appear in court, and

will

attomeyl

Sue Wasiolek,

one

a

last of their

and

affairs, said she did

conducting

checks

to curtail

Supervisor

weekend,

Jeff Lasater—who

permits during report

any

covers

will then be

presented

from

serving

alcoholic

“Our primary

laws,

so

outlets,”

a

violation

Saturday incident,

which

to the North Carolina ABC

mission. The commission could decide to voke the Armadillo Grill’s

con-

suspend

permit, prohibiting

the

com-

or re-

eatery

the enforcement of ABC...

that includes enforcement at all licensed ABC Lasater added.

McKeithan said

a

madillo Grill

Comput

tion is

will

certainly

ment that

investigate

serves

or

establishment

not have

seen

the

appears to

frequently,”

more

selling

to

an

he

underage

day night,

with the

police

she said.

of the

was

officers to

citations, adding that she guinea pig

really

enue,

has

average

part of

paid

of three nights

a

a

a

a

come

students

in

me.

week,”

on a

cited

vulnerable

cited Satur-

larger

fine. “I

scheme

was

they

the

were

I’ve been at

the

Palmer said. “If

bring

in

some rev-

do

underage

drinking a

any-

ices:

customiZL

“It’s

stupid

computers

can

go

Hundreds

of Parts in

tation,

modems, cards, cases,

mice, video,

and

important for Duke

on

national

a

essential to

agenda’s

George

for

never

agreed

Nicholas

more

been

of the

more

rel-

W. Bush’s administration is

great justification for what we do.”

including

bartenders

who

that the Armadillo Grill

card all

stu-

[doesn’t] card

was

the Armadillo

Grill

known around campus that

get carded.”

in the wrong

Saturday nights

on

and

place

an

“I

campus

bar, closed

more

we

can

go and have

to

watch basketball

fun,”

Sophomore were

the

Hideaway,

a

a

place

on

campus

McDowell said.

a

great place

games

friends. “I would be very sad to

who

as

Friday and

two years ago.

Trenkle agreed Armadillo is

cially

carding.

nights each Thursday,

definitely think that people need

where

ci-

outlet such

campus. With bands

trivia

a

at the wrong time

restaurant has filled the void left when the

popular

peo-

another student

the Armadillo Grill needs to do

see

Lara Petredis and

and it

go,”

to go, espe-

hang

out

with

she said.

junior Alison Drucker,

also cited, declined comment. The two other

stricter

rington

and sophomore

reached for comment.

Networking, complete

drives, sound

multimedia, speakers, & much more!

2f °

to he

panel,”

the

educate

She added, however, that students need

networking supplies,

cables, adapters

evant. a

was

agenda

Our

public.

his field and

the National Research Council

“It’s

School’s

related to

project

represented

said.

said she

Stock:

motherboards, CPUs,

a

glad

there and not

computersolution!

and Notebooks

on

was

Saturday. “It’s’so

charged you

has

your

revised edition.

ple,” said sophomore Elizabeth Trenkle,

fix.

trades.

a full line-,

on a

dents who want to drink alcoholic beverages.

,

Intrex has

ing

alcohol policy,

Is. performance

a

students who received citations, freshman Kathryn Har-

Thursday night.”

for

that the Armadillo Grill needs to have

r

establish-

money from their

$125

wanted to make money and

of the

director of

of fake IDs.”

for their operation. This officer said

he should have

agreed

“Any

women

generate

there often, which kind of surprised

he

Wulforst,

proliferation

one

said she felt she

state

us,”

Jim

the

see

and

Schlesinger.

Sophomore Emily McDowell, who also received

the incident. “The situa-

sells alcohol is always in

Freshman Jo Palmer,

by the

to

a concern

position particularly

ex

Headac

late to

employees charged.”

shares, adding that

dining services,

Some

similar incident occurred at the bar

no

too

asked to comment

be

com-

Executive Committee

until it is

place that

a

will be in there

we

there was

so

’Dillo an

beverages.

mission is

problem,

of

including

experts

chose him. “It

professor

Wasiolek said she does not know what liability the Ar-

that have ABC

business hours. He said

will be drafted about the

al-

before.

Durham County—said ALE is legally permitted to duct unannounced visits to any places

vice

not know that

though she said unannouncedvisits have occurred ALE District IV

a

it

purposes.” a

underage drinking.

might

“If there’s

said. “We didn’t witness anybody person

assistant

this

have

Change’s

although he said the

badges.

other

Agarwal,

change

Schlesinger said he enjoyed participat-

willingness

than it appears. “You can’t

outcomes

But he added that students citations

a

of

panel

em-

said Bush’s environmental policy is much worse

past

but

science,

climate

organize

year ago to

Later in the year, the 17 members will be

backward,”

stated wish to

a

established

government

vember to hundreds of scientists

e-mail. “There

ignore that science when

or

serve

for Global

look

in the

steps

an

federal

research. CCSP released its plan in No-

science and member of the Center

puter

onslaught,

hand,

the best

The

the U.S. Climate Change Science Program one

genuine step

a

one

Pankaj

but compared to the current Bush

science,

on

the

does not

irritated environmental

they

are

neglect

to

“The Reagan administration had their

justify

inaction. “He wants to increase uncertain-

only issued

on

ploy

Change.

Schlesinger added that Bush’s policies

a

precisely plan the consequences.”

direcwrong

energy and environmental

Christensen wrote in

as-

It’s not like the economy. You can’t

thing.

of forest management,

areas

conservation,

environ-

Albertson,

executive

the

tives in the

funds which

and

John

bad.”

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time to

more

cutting

as

dean Norm

tion for the environment.

force him to view environmental policy of

weaknesses to Bush’s

ty by focusing

he’s

quite

School

that Bush has moved in the

Bush backed out

Duke’s Center for Global

management plan.” Schlesinger

now

agencies,”

member

meeting

these goals, explicit prioritization and

but

not

as

Nicholas

Christensen, professor of ecology, agreed

believe

sociate professor of civil engineering

measuring

assessment of whether exist-

an

programs

ultimately

global change

undermine research

will

“a

clear

goals,

for

back at those years

out

disable Amer-

since he wanted

Kyoto

study,

statement

a

executable

vision,

timetables

in

can’t be cynical enough.

Other scientists in the

risk

environmentalists

ican efforts

priorities.

ilar viewpoints. According to

much

too

Former

Bush’s plan will

the impor-

on

is

there,” he said.

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9

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 2003

Blue Devils roll

Nobody

Keydets, 17-5

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By

likes

The Chronicle

a

In the men’s lacrosse home

last

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night,

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Virginia

Military Institute scored the first goal of the

at

season

Devils

Blue

responded

invasion with ferocity, run

the

game out

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attackman Leo

it between the

into the game.

deserves

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Duke

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Duke

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put

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Mike Pressler’s

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great deal further,

tournament that could lead to

and

goals

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conference

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by Duke head coach

squad

in

a

to forfeit its six confer-

in the A-10 tournament.

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was

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use

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Last

days.

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college

deluge. The soph-

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from

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omore

goals

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pated and banning

response

ning of the Blue

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congratula-

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bunch of

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ments for NCAA

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seconds

17

coach

a

the St. Bonaventure

declared that

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ly

who

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going and going.

school

Georgia

Keydets.

special

head

said. “He kept

Only

with

had two

Mclnemey

on

couple

Jamil

scored

was

pipes only

in the contest to lead the “Leo

the

was

Duke’s

Mclnemey,

players

traumatic

penalties held

game’s opening tally

by VMI

are

friendly reminder. The

along

that “sometimes

age-old saying

men’s basketball team have had

scoreless for half the game.

the Keydets

on

a

first

flurry

control.

an

just isn’t fair.” There

guys in western New York that could

put

minutes into

two

ball

man-to-man

tions,”

It’s life

14-

a

the visiting

scoring

its

by

VMl’s mental

put

home

off

minutes into the

Duke’s

third,

facilitated

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this

who lost the contest 17-5.

Keydets,

tight

to

tearing

that lasted 30 minutes and

goal

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Duke

KEVIN BRENNAN

page 10

on

scores VERNON

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Duke

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Albany

4

the

over

Danes

and

victory the

it

as

5-4

a

victory

was

second

a

Freshman

freshman Javier Socorro

balls,

intentionally walked, and freshman

Adam

Murray

bases

for

already

convince said.

singled,

senior

loading

Brian

coach

me

[Bill

to take

Hillier]

who

had

to

[the pitch!,” Patrick

“I wanted to hit

it

so

bad,

but it

the right call in that situation.”

Playing

by

it

Albany reliever

the

Will

book

paid

up,

struggled

find the strike zone, then chucked

Three

earn

Alana Beard mous

All-ACC

was

a

unani-

selection to the All-

doubles

back-to-back that

inning

game

the

lead

to

with

off

an

action,

and

Layden

Patrick had four of Duke’s five hits. “You

Hillier at

expect

that from

these

the middle of the order.

them

our

For

guys,”

said. “That’s why they’re sitting I

consider

two best hitters.”

his

part,

Patrick

notions that he and Layden

downplayed were

Duke’s

offensive catalysts.

“I wouldn’t say it’s

we’d be glad

to

a

hot streak because

get hotter,” Patrick said.

to in

See BASEBALL

mi

Two freshmen honored

one

to tie the

put Duke ahead for good.

Tuesday’s

In

of

offensive

eighth inning, when the

seventh inning in Monday’s

only off.

Haskell, who looked

shaky while warming

a rerun

Layden’s

The duo had opened

at four.

score

the

up

Patrick,

had two doubles in three at bats.

“[Head]

was

a

JBbP

on

Mistie Bass and Lindsey

Harding

were

named to the

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Men’s Basketball No. 25 Georgia 82, No. 3 Florida 81

head coach Jim Harrick

No. 4 Texas 74, Kansas State 60

denied allegations of wrong-

No. 5 Oklahoma 76, Nebraska 51

today

at N.C.

for women’s basketball.

State. The Blue Devils

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This is the third

currently

Vicki

tive year in which two Blue

have

Devils made the team.

gles players.

was

with two RBI

Georgia men’s basketball

opens its confer-

basketball. Iciss Tillis also

Krapohl

plate

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to the third team.

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The No. 6 women’s tennis

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ACC first team for women’s

named

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heroics in the

going

Albany,

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score

almost became

and

in

4-4 tie

into the bottom of the ninth.

game

Patrick

two

page 12

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Duke’s

the Great Danes (0-4).

to take down

on

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was

Jack

at

See DAVIS

ball.

said. “The main thing in that situation

Tuesday, earn

the fourth inning and faced

was

Golom to

passed

“I didn’t want to do

team

The Blue Devils (9-6) had not led since

base

the

Ed

The

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days

on

on

Albany' Great

Coombs Field. fifth

baseball

inning

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third base

VMl’s Erik Rohrmann

against

scored when it count-

from behind to

came

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Police

Sports

5. 2003

MARCH

McPherson

charge

The Chronicle

MEN’S LAX less

with

betting

RICK GERSHMAN

By

the

Florida

including a

Law Enforcement.

Drayton said Inderhees told

Former

Fla.

and

police

Department of

McPherson

charged with

was

demeanor count of on

which he games in

McPherson, who started

the

Internet

investi-

the school said He bet

on

tors

placed bets

placed

and

college

that

they

to Florida

State

police chief Carey Drayton. Sources

a

Dereck

as

bet

McPherson

investigators

amounts and owed

Tallahassee

Delach,

told

equipment

team

Inderhees one

of

was

off

kicked

Drayton

Irvin

said

no

did not

police a

other charges

lawyer,

are

Grady

return

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and

Tuesday self

in

said.

to

was

was

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expected

Tallahassee

Delach

according

in

was

in

result

month investigation

by

“We

to

expect

the

receive

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charges

Pennsylvania,

university,

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came

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was

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and

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his

Bradenton,

in

near

seriously injured

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seat

after

day

one

living

accident

one-car

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was

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in

of

Apollo in the

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tire

McPherson, 19,

belt and

from the vehicle. He

was

ed at the hospital and released.

quarter

was

a

speed of

the

only the

but

picked

downshifted

was

in the

Blue

Devil

was

not

evaluat-

up

a

Brennan

VMI

streaking

a

Duke

commanding

advantage

squandered

when VMI

goalkeeper

Brian Ward made

shot

an

acrobatic

by

Duke

save

on a

the

total to game

two

to

Nine

seconds

Mack

Hardaker

Duke

lead to

later,

12.

think

we

by

of the ball.

to

The Blue 13-1.

played well moving

on

shortly

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really

we

sticking with the

with

Will Collier each

Keydets within

final

11

and

bring

to

the

points. Collier’s goal shot,

charging

over

game not

Mclnerney

scoring

textbook

a

dump

fourth, and

found their

afterward,

was

a nar-

contest.

The Keydets

long

plan.”

game with

the

have

by Cassese, followed

Monfett’s

by

in

defense, and

on

missed shot

rowly

lefthanded

a

Duke

goaltender

A.J. Kincel. An

11-point margin

Matt

Joe

scored

to

brought the “We

we

were

did,”

ence

goals

Doty

Kennedy lead

to

in the fourth

game to its final

hoping

to

get

Brennan said.

should help

against

Duke’s

bring

before two VMI

close

as

junior

as

Dan

Mueller,

sophomore attacker

od

was

would find itself,

fielders

senior

scored

Devils entered halftime ahead, “I

his

bring

assisted

scored,

Monfett.

the

the

and

the close of the

attacker

bring

goal of

quarter,

assists

four. At

Brennan

quarter,

third

second

offense,

The third quarter began

VMI

Monfett added his

had

defender

Keydet

a

possession

Brennan said. “But

to work

midfielder

Kevin Cassese.

in

on

off

fights

to maintain

goal of the

goal.

Blue Devils’

game

ball

defensive play

when

came

of

a

play. The

Flannery

trying

frenetic

three times

stingy

pocket

middie, setting power

while

goal,”

game

spectacular

period the

MATT MONFRETT

team

liability.”

quarter. Duke’s

scored

evi-

was

our

said. “Duke is very fast

the second

the

vicious

a

the ball very well, and

move

blistering

anticipate

to turn him-

police, Drayton

the

associate

compliance, said

Florida State in any way,” Minnix said.

Beach. He

a

said.

NCAA sanctions because of McPherson’s

was

from

not

does

Tallahassee

to authorities.

charges

contents included

Minnix, Florida State’s

athletic director for

despite

game

need to improve

we

The most its

quarter, while

defense still refused to allow

Adrian McPherson

gambling-related data, Drayton

school

speed

period,

11, 2002, and

McPherson,

call seeking comment. Inderhees

Dec.

our

offense

His

three goals

quarter. Monfett

VMI defender.

think that first

they

seized

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of the

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alleged behavior.

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nine reg-

lead

scored his junior midfielder Ben Fenton

had

according

goals each

two

“I

customers,

Bob

connected to the theft of

McPherson’s

Jr.,

with

Florida

after

blank check later cashed for

expected.

Jeffrey

bookmaking.

was

State’s team in November, said he

or

a

relinquish.

and attackman Dan Flannery also added

dence that

Internet

goals,

shot that gave Duke

never

slash by

placed bets

unassisted

two

assist in the first

an

lone

was

Delach

ular

football

manager

count of

felony

McPherson

McPherson

for McPherson.

eight

charged Tuesday

were

told investiga-

sources

and

police report. State

Florida

and

bas-

2002.

the contact

the

on

man,

total

a

then

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$B,OOO, police said. Delach

January

as

present when

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bets

Inderhees often

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wagering

would win, according

identified

pro

season,

Seminoles’ game last

every

they

four games

Tuesday.

always

season,

on

as

professional

and

collegiate

on

ketball games

and

Kevin

Senior midfielder

Matt Rewkowski

placed

and McPherson

Several other

2002 football

during the

games

bets

played.

for Florida State last season, over

mis-

one

gambling, including

he

that

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Duke’s

to

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April

4-6

2003

that

even

the players

Tuesday,

Mass., for their

game

much

too

was

refused to

travel

ask.

to

Amherst,

to

against the Minutemen, deciding

instead to forfeit their remaining two games and call it

‘Oh

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a season.

Ferguson

the players, not the school

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schools

now

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on

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current

current A

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often quite egregious,

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24,2003

occur

players,

are

many

or

connection to the scandal at hand.

no

farther than

no

Michigan, where the

of Wolverines will watch the postseason

players

self-imposed

that

coach

nor

sanctions

stemming

happened when neither the was

similar scenario exists

the school recently

is March

are

to the team’s

regard

from improprieties

Registration Deadline

from

cars.

these

as

from home thanks to

The

into

investigations

gifts

the NCAA hands out. The injustices that do

frequently

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Completed forms should

ques-

season

and schools ultimately deserve whatever punishments

all of whom had

and online

eligibility

basketball

academic fraud and coaches let-

their

use

where

improper

committing

ting athletes

age

college

without

complete

receiving

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A

made by

was

the coaching staff.

or

an

constantly.

seems

athletes

is

Dave

spokesman

insisting that the decision

as

with the team. at Fresno

removed

State,

itself from

where

postseason

considerations after instances of academic fraud that

occurred

during the

1999-2000

head coach Jerry Tarkanian

under former

season

brought

were

to

light.

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But the difference between these schools and St. that the Bonnies

Bonaventure is

that, died.

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in the

face of adversity,

Despite

postseason

play

Wolverines

including Fresno

a

9-5

and

start

not

was

mark

reacts

in

Tulsa and Rice

achieve

a

conference

has

and

over

the knowledge

that

option, Tommy Amaker’s

an

back to

fought

State

against

0-6

an

the only team

are

simply rolled

yet

to

be

16-11

play. seen,

record,

How as

20-6

games

still await the team that has

clinched the Western Athletic Conference title with 13-3

But at least the Bulldogs will be

Ice

Cream

Social

/

Look

A-Like

Contest

the loss of postseason in the season—is

Concert

/

Street

Fair

Bonnies have

This event is open to all younger who

are

ages

siblings

of Duke undergraduate students

10-18 and is brought to Council. you by Campus

a

the court. Facing

daunting task for any for

refusing

disrespectful

fans, but also

on

possibilities—especially

no excuse

two games. It’s and

a

league mark.

to

Following nearly

college

not

to

only

this late

team. But the

play their final

to their coaches

basketball

as

a

whole.

come-from-behind victory, every

a

coach will talk about how his team didn’t pack it in and

kept fighting until the

wasn’t

just

a

game. This

game

was

an

finally ended. This

entire season, and in

the face of adversity, the Bonnies simply gave up. Please Contact TeMeka Williams if

you have

(613-2507)

questions.

or

Deb Loßiondo (668-0746)

Thank

you.

Evan Davis is

a

Trinity

senior and senior associate

sports editor. His column appears every Wednesday.

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