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resolution
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of France, Russia and Germany issued
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Russia
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teach basic and clinical science,
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medical school’s current first and second years—which
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applications.
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senior, said he
izing force against Iraq, but Secretary of
also indicating wariness
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filed in the
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their veto powers to block- passage of
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MIKE MILLER
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Duke
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plans
home
game.
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sion
of
if
race
election commis-
Casey
ever
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title,
season
years,”
two
vying for
must-win situation.
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aspirations
any
MOLLY NICHOLSON
team that has beat-
the Blue Devils twice in the past two
squad has
us
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against Florida State (13-13,
years. If head coach
18, Duke Student
Government election officials said.
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turned to Durham to for its prepare
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a
team
no
should be taken lightly. After
Collison and
Matthew Slovik will compete in
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Student Government
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FRENCH FOREIGN MINISTER Dominique de Villepin, left, and German counterpart
commission
funding
lems with the current system
charged
with
reported several prob-
Wednesday night.
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Engineering
students
against each other in
ping-pong
balls into
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a
a
U.N. resolution for
designed
war
in
Iraq.
robots, then pitted them
contest to
see
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basket. See page 5
more
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was
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month and met there with
a
John Dewey
in
Khalid
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the city
adjacent
doubt that he is alive and well,”
government
Wednesday that they knew
saw
a
to Is-
major
men
an
as
plausible
leader
and added that it
that
planning
was
under way for
a
attack.
Bin Laden has eluded
than
a
worldwide manhunt for
a
Bora,
a
mountainous
2001
bombing of his hideout
region of Afghanistan,
is believed to have
—though he
American
in this
vival has remained inconclusive.
audiotapes
to bin
Techno A HANDS-ON
two
in
late
recently
Laden, but firm proof of his
sur-
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demonstration
products
in
the attack.
escaped
intelligence officials have ascribed
released
latest
more
year. American authorities have been uncertain of
his location since the American Tora
a sen-
official said of bin Laden in
between the terrorist
meeting
interview. “We have documents that show he is alive and
region.”
two
would suggest not only that bin Laden remained in charge
Mohammed,
lamabad where Mohammed was discovered Saturday. now no
But they
and his main lieutenant
of al Qaeda but also
lieutenant,
said
Washington
specific information that would show the
no
had recently met.
Osama bin Laden
last
said material seized
February, possibly “There is
only
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said bus driver Marwan Damouni,
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showed that Mohammed met with bin Laden sometime in
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hilltop neighborhood
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hard-line government
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spending
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Bin Laden ‘alive and well’ in Pakistan
Pakistan
DOW
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about 50
by helicopter
hospital officials said.
had
10 civilians.
packed with
was
in the
stopped
killed and three other
was
No. 37
of Carmelia
con-
60-year-old Palestinian night
watchman
than two weeks of
more
passengers.
early Thursday,
gunships
the
dents from Haifa University when it
dition of anonymity.
car-
11 at-
on
Bus
in
strongholds
Dozens of Palestinians have
raids, including at, least
from
of the steps in
as
area.
been killed in
until
one
entering Israel,
City.
killed.
Strip
Sunday, banning all Palestinians
baliya
au-
bomber,
Kawasme,
praising the Sept.
By
the deficit “bearable.”
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Gaza
Gaza
militant
against
Israel’s Security Cabinet closed off the West
suicide
in
claim of responsi-
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con-
poverty and rural development and promise to
keep
a
that increase
10 percent, raise
a
students—among them 14-year-
thorities said. Two soldiers
rying
was
bility for the
raeli tanks accompanied
military spending
budget plans Thursday
military spending on
in
activity
and businesses.
China increases
China unveiled
war
and
lull
the West Bank city of Hebron,
activity subdued
The Federal Reserve said economic
spread
throughout
neighborhood,
two-month
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city
16 people
blast
debris
About 10 of the victims
Police
matches.
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at least
old Avigail Leitner,
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erupted
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Thousands of students around the country walked
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students in this northern Israeli
and
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avert
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falls to chaos
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study
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CHRISTINA NG The Chronicle
After six months of research, interviews, discussion and
reflection,
its next
task force advising
a
to increase
step
the University
faculty diversity
on
will conclude
its work next week. The Task Force
by
Faculty Diversity,
on
Provost Peter Lange, has not
commissioned
finalized the details
yet
of the recommendation it will submit March 15. Mem-
bers said, however, that the focus will be aims:
such
taining
popular academic disciplines.
Although they hope future efforts
minorities,
task force members said
on
black faculty. “We do include
ty
to
broader
cover
goal
main
in the
A
a
things,” said
istry professor. “However,
ence
re-
faculty, and encouraging minority students
to enter less
our
three major
on
recruiting superior minority faculty members,
will include other
they
are
focusing
discussion of diversi-
Weitao
the task force
Yang,
a
chem-
recognizes that
is to increase the African-American
faculty of
variety
on
pres-
campus.”
possibilities—ranging
from
methods
that have previously worked well at Duke to those at other
universities—remain under
discussion
force members strive to recommend cruit excellent courages
of
committee be
help the search
creative in
ads
placing
suming the the right
ways
in which
inviting
same
ones
a
they
task force member. “This
places
for
placing
more
recruit the
arrive
they
say does not
professors
people feel that
minorities,”
our
the
Adams,
young
“It
convenience and
are
mem-
atmosphere
that
exist.
with
cash,
potentially greater safety, particularly
accounts
climate is not conducive to
a
member of the
chair of the task force and
a
a
more
nurturing community
The year, a
professor
at
ways
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negotiation
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for
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a
good idea from what I’ve
heard about it. So many students
airport
and
on
the
weekends,”
said. “It would make
sense
charge for waiting
of others.
use
taxis to the go to
freshman Brenna Benson
to have taxis
on
FLEX.”
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ticed
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and
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zones
services that Duke wanted.”
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say the
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the need for
eliminating
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Duke—an
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for the next [candidate pool].”
environment to retain
once
many
with
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on
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internationally, for example—not just
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some
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task force identified
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Presenting
a
report
general body
Student Government in three
ing
weeks,
a
munication in the
to the first Duke
student group funding issued several
obtaining As
a
finances
Task Force
last fall to review for student
and
develop
Sophomore the
task
Philip
force,
in
the
current
chair
the
funding
expertise
informa-
dispersal of
limitations
the
Student
Committee;
Finance
in the
on
lack
SOFC; and high
only
Not
that,
but
it’s
of
Among
suggested into
the
system,
one
technical services, and
support—from
the student activities fee
computer
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Also, the task
sit
SOFC
understaffed,”
on
the
from
its
13
recommendations
office; adopting
sit
the task force has
OSA
merging
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a
and
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on
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know where that
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communication
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answer
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Fund and
the SOFC fund student groups
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activities
Mock Trial
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recommendations
having
the
unaffiliated OSA staff member to
an
being
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only
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University
$2,000... how do we
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force recommended hav-
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with
come
$30,000 and the SOFC
that
websites
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remedy those problems,
results
as
housekeeping,
to the Division of Student Affairs.
“The EAC is disconnected from OSA.
Wednesday night. Among the weaknesses
weak
a
fiscal
Kurian said.
Kurian,
presented
and
frastructure expenditures.
mendations for improvement.
for
website
money is
of
recom-
comprehen-
tural” costs —such
the financing process
groups
a
funding
student-friendly
could
SOFC
that the
said. “When
vide
created
was
interest; creating
tion
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under OSA; and transferring “infrastruc-
Organization
the Stu-
subcommittee of DSG,
dent Funding
professional adviser
Center and the Office of Student Activi-
tion;
Wednesday evening.
to
a
sive
ties
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cording
a
to
disconnect between the Event Advising
meet-
task force examining
assigned
be
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system—specifically
worked... and the OSA chair has informa-
of advising where multiple groups could
lack of adequate
a
for student groups; poor
advising
funding inadequacies
on
involve
travel
expenses,
large
amount
travel—such
Model U.N.—for their
or
and reexamining
of
the
that
funding
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for increased administrative support
EAC
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(T’B3)
began
position
at
as
mits
NBA
Entertainment in the world. Home
o
-
Properties and
now
Marketing Group
for
Washington Post, followed by
manages one
a
successful
a
s
for
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lots
next
$3OO
Catherine Reeve
for
$222; $7OO and $BOO
up from
$444; and $llO and $l3O for hikes
would have
premium
remote lots, to in-
equated
of up to 80 percent. said Wednesday
But Reeve
(T’7B)
Stevenson
broadcasting
-
winning
and game
that after further
those numbers would not
sports
visiting professor
Management
efforts in
marketing
apply
to
con-
graduate
fore taxes
marketing campaigns,
consulting
Sport"
are
taken out,
looked at rates a
that
situation where be-
that’s the gross cost
now
firm and is
in the Markets and
meeting that] this doesn’t apply
of the
GPSC, because al-
to
students
though there
are
they don’t get
taxes taken 0ut.... So what
to make
Inc.
the PGA TOUR, Stevenson
we
permit,” Reeve explained. “[We discovered during the
and Media Group, COO of The
and television strategic
who teaches “The Business of
program.
League
now
OnSport Strategies,
Properties Marketing at
is
[Tuesday]
met
we
would be in pretax—it would be
night entertainment/promotions.
President and CEO of
Golf Channel and EVP-Business Affairs
“When
Carolina Hurricanes
Rays and Florida Marlins, Lelmer
for the Hurricanes award
Former President of NBA
a
to
per-
between
$9O. Those
from
creases
run
from
sideration,
Marketing Communications,
Tampa Bay
successful
up
up
session,
and professional students.
television and radio
Gary
$360,
lots,
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provided
meeting prior
body
proximate
and
Clients include the U. S. Tennis Association. PGA of America,
VP of
responsible
high-level
of the top communications companies
After senior management marketing / television positions with Major Baseball
o
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sportswriter
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Depot
Ken Lelmer
EVP/GM of Edelnian Public Relations Worldwide
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a
a
the general
growth.
had said
to numbers
according
would year Peter Land
annual
normal
fee increase.
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-
of senior management experience in the yarn's
Willi 30
the
percent,
re-
this
as
by only about
year will increase 5
lots
same
Director
Catherine
for
prices
graduate and professional
main in
Services
Transportation
permit
parking plan
weeks,
sure
start where
[their
they
However,
leads
some
graduate
rates
are
now
GPSC officials
decision to abandon the
only]
increase
and add 5
payroll,
have to do
5
percent
late Wednesday was
said
mostly
sult of the plethora of e-mails sent by concerned uate and
ident
professional
Tallman
is
percent.”
steep prices
a
on
we
the
a re-
grad-
students to Executive Vice Pres-
Trask
after
the
meeting
and
the
subsequent Chronicle article. “We
be
a
are
happy
to hear that the
small increase for
we were
told,” said
us
GPSC
and not
prices a
are
going
increase
large
to as
Transportation and Parking
Committee co-chair Zach Schafer. “We credit the peo-
e-mails
who sent Tallman Trask
ple
in
getting
that
motion.” process in
Schafer, lar
biology
a
graduate student
in the cell and molecu-
program, said Reeve told him
that she had received
Wednesday
considerable pressure from the
administration to limit the fee increase to only about 5
percent. Reeve could
ment to confirm
or
not be reached for further
deny
‘We still feel that the
the future to find
com-
this.
University
is not
dealing with
parking plan,” Schafer added. “They still need
someone
to pay for
[the new] parking
still have issues with the ways
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on
are
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addressing park-
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even
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and
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robots
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robots
8” by 15” Plexiglas
Even
the
“played” larger
on
wooden
balls
in
Stadi-
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robot designed
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of
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fensive in
and,
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tie. Teams
including
strategy, one
use
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blocking,
dumping balls
case,
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opponent.
could
on
the
controlled
were
by radio systems. “Even
who built
the students to
requires
learned in class,”
what they
use
said
make
and materials science.
gineering have
work
to
budget,
of
well
as
as
use
the
everything
which would
Hall said he
in future
was
harder for
any
than anyone else who hadn’t had
a
a
design
senior,
a
contest
fixes the wheel
sponsored by
on
her
robot, Aaron,
the Pratt School of
as
it
whose
the
human,
winning
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was
in
vours
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by
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while
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reasons
is
successful
$1,679.00
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balls. up the most “One of the
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which lived
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IBM ThinkPad T22 (2647-9EU)
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PHI
mouth-like
a
which opened
in the
half-
a
that
vampire
robot,
name, had
is
legend,
half-animal
up to its
once
CLEARANCE SALE
basket
spring-loaded
a
UK COMPUTER STOP
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get the balls
Triratanawasai,
Schneider
went
to
sophomore
place
Dell
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took
for best
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warranty
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Triratanawasai,
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Windows XP Pro, 3 yr warranty Dell Latitude C6lO notebook
design.
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“My girlfriend already has plans for
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holds benefit
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for Jesica’s
to enter the
one
Dell Latitude C6lO notebook
Delta
prepares
Engineering.
a
primary feature.
pacabra,
also
competitions.
“I don’t think it me
simple,
home $5OO for third place. There
of the Univer-
in
STRAUTIN,
me-
Cohen and Robert Schneider. El Chu-
and
sec-
to draw
hoped
areas
said
out,”
its
really
$2,000 first-place prize.
physical engineering.”
students from all
sity
a
a
engineering class.
pacabra,
so
“They
With the competition only in its year,
en-
with
deadlines,
on
tools,
use
principles
ond
as
Kenneth Hall,
professor and chair of mechanical
Triratanawasai,
the robot for
“Since this is my first year, I tried to
traption it
though they look like toys,
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Anuwat
was
senior
But
in
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other
The team ended
The top seed going into the competition
corners.
overtimes
tie,
up fourth.
robot boasted
heats, with minute-long
the
a
to block
solely
from scoring.
basket
in two-minute
ended in
by creating
a
white ping-
The robots competed
in
loophole
a
com-
controversy.
advance—to its advantage,
ketball, there
1,400
the
game,
seed would
and
four
good
not without
orange bas-
balls held in boxes in each of the
the
the team with the higher
the robots the
Trinity
was
part
just pretty happy
was
any
was
chanical
tube.
court
Cameron Indoor
were
5
working machine.”
a
as
um—except, instead of one
pong
I
me.
team
One
two,
shoot,
looked somewhat like in
one
to
launch ping-pong
or
But,
teams
cre-
build
in teams of
or
their
designed
in
items
using
kits. Working alone
they
to have
the lone
design
rules—if the overtime
competition, called
hem, included Pratt
PAGE
tools,” said soph-
Cooper,
“The
hardest for
petition
Wednesday night. The
contender.
students
reputation
obsession
Duke
brackets,
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By
The Chronicle
When
greek
many
philanthropic
event,
the
Phi
the process Delta
tonight to
is
Sig
at
the
was
for
first
was
the
Delta
Sigma
tonight,
in
ill
and
subsequent
leged
transplant. surroundtrans-
Duke
Chest remains
housing and
financing
expenses
at
remote
hospitals,
subsidizing the purchase of equip-
ment for the Brett
the
transportation and
patients’ extended
Green, incoming
Interfraternity
Council
rent social chair of Delta
tillan’s critical
president
Sig,
and
cur-
said San-
situation while she
still alive —and the considerable coverage
surrounding
of
her
was
news
care
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Apple a
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intervals
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support or
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Durham’s
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rates for students
Each
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attending the
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charge of
about
of this event
event.
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cover
sponsorship
a
primary ob-
to pursue next year
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time
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a news
junior. “This and
picking
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critically
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away to
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Chapel
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charity,
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for
However,
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activity and then find
storm the social
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our
University planned
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in
important towards developing
some
sure
of DSG.
already
ahead, beyond spring break,
try
extremely hopeful, and
are
turnout would be much lower.
the substance of their discussions,
that
and not
would not
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future,” In
The
candidates declined again Wednesday to comment on
parking offi-
plan and
Road lots.
what made
very
closed-door meeting Tuesday
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remaining funds from their previous
use
a
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those efforts, necessitating the usage of the Duke
low-cost option, and
from page 1
additional campaign
campus
give people
ready by the fall],” Reeve said.
spring break, no
those
dent opinions and reassessing
RUNOFF
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lots would feature the
more,
the
Last summer, the
they
inexpensive lot.
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on
picked. “We
going
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as
even
to obtain
yet
we
in the next few weeks
number of spots
site is
we
so
park-and-ride
elaborate further
will be accommodat-
for other permits
new
cials have
in
out
and in the fall,
campus,
apply
a new
that
adding
in those lots on
people
to identi-
final option,” she said. “We don’t have anything
same
gradua-
that
now
lot nearby
that
a
Reeve
by transit
sity Road, perhaps
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lurch,”
the
park-and-ride
serve
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shortly after
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it
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yet, and hopefully
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create
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Wednesday
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term,
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he explained, instead of both in the
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context of cells and the brain.
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a
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possibly be supplemented by in the second a
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1993.
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faculty
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Jones said. “The task
our
work
to
numerous
in the
women
eco-
physics
underrepresented
in
disciplines—a “pipeline issue”
is
pre-recruitment
a
to have
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said. “We look
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on
diversifying
their
faculty
minorities, such
as
mem-
committee
primary include
to
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possibilities
despite
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Duke
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Wednesday
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Military officials had been told that
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much
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senior and
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of selflessness of Service
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inspections
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late last
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working.
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mediator,
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a
man
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times,
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both hands
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who "reached to
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conference. “There
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member of the
qualities
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practical application
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circle of self-interest and
begins
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of mankind."
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broadly
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recognition
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inspectors—hailed
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showed Iraq as
the
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ensures
employee
that all who make
and who lead lives of
integrity,
prestigious alike
regard-
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will be considered
as
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process.
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even
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air,
graduating
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bring the Se-
to
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chief
United Nations weapons inspector,
peated
the
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ell told Russian television the Bush ad-
months. And it
move
members, which diplomats back
by
2003, Duke
was
unclear whether
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some
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ble
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inspections and four
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an assurance
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the resolution.
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of
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the administration would
said the president
attack against Iraq within the next
the
for
Saddam Hussein
war.
said after meeting with Bush.
eral
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to
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Tommy Franks, the commander of
American
opposition
American troops.
said plans
president decides,
to
Turkish
week
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the campus, and expand
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ways
force has
will continue their efforts in
have to attend to grooming students
to go into academics
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but continue its vision.
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faculty
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excellent minority to
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gic
in
further progress al-
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behind what you do.”
were
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aims
2002,
year,
need to understand the sci-
that plans
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ber
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Members
system.
identity
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recommendation will of
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lar line of work.
he said.
members said
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Ph.D. in
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in what
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pipeline
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material is considered key,” he said.
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to
sions,
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practicing medicine.”
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being
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students not only what they need to know to be
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THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 2003
Tennis routes No.
1
in ACC opener
Wolfpack
Kelly McCain leads the
Duke wins
Blue Devils in their first outdoor match
POSES
By JAKE
The Chronicle
later
The transition from the
6
Duke
UNC
now,
indoor courts to the out-
door
problem for the No. nis win in
1-0 in the
(12-1,
team
N.C. State
over
surface
was
no
6 ranked women’s ten-
ACC)
(3-3, 0-1) Wednesday
“It
was
good first
a
head
outdoor match for Jamie
coach
lege basketball
Ashworth
said. “Just to get outside and hit balls
13 consecutive
the Blue Devils
In the third
opponents
en
“Our doubles
route to a
as
a
At first
whole is
fact
victory.
8-0
really
getting better. We
are
good
the No. 1
produce
making fewer
and her
the nation,
singles player
“In doubles
well
“She is
play
she
as
hasn’t been
Kelly
said
like,”
would
putting
in
Ashworth.
Bawono
Myra
6-0
6-2,
2001
“I
played
match,”
good for
was
McCain
said.
“I
and
a
hitting
Jay
centric
Devils
last four
1999,
Indiana
produce
great
a
Dukie
years,
Shane Battier in
Williams
also
2002.
And
Ferry
and
in
Danny
Laettner
seem a
players
on
Blue
racked
However, early Krzyzewski gles
my
forehand really well.”
See WOLFPACK
an
up
the
accolade under Krzyzewski.
lot of
first outdoor
was
..
Imsis
i
Dawkins,
Christian
our
Samuel
——
Bob
role-playing
Johnny
prowess from the baseline.
balls which
V,
Elton Brand in
overpowered
well. I had to hit very
pro-
as
Three of the
she showed her
as
college
the Robert
has been the national player of the year;
thing.”
McCain’s
play,
of
individual players.
time into her doubles
more
confidence is her biggest
singles
some
squads—the
and she is getting better. In doubles,
In
Unlike
Knight’s
dtißbaadSfei
confusing.
,
as
not
NBA
great is
grams—such
8-3.
playing
head
Mmm rf
Mike
does
players
storied
partner Hillary Adams
downed their N.C. State counterparts
of
Devil
coach
Krzyzewski
mistakes and controlling the matches.”
Kelly McCain,
of North
era
glance, the Blue
that
head
right now,” Ashworth said. “Fundamentally we are
the
in the NBA.
more
flight,
Julia Smith and Katie Granson dominated their
from
Road.
hand in upper
coach Dean Smith—continue achieve far
times,
the doubles point, sweep-
won
the three matches.
ing
team
the best col-
program on Tobacco
Carolina—most
they have done
as
game, the alumni
the college
was
North
against
basketball
its title
But while Duke has the
really good.” As
men’s
firmly claim
can
Duke
12 games
Duke
Carolina,
11
game with
Sunday’s
wins in the last
Cary.
us,”
into
Coming
in its 6-1
KELLY MCCAIN defeated N.C. State’s
page 12
Myra
6-0 to lead Duke to its first ACC
6-2,
Bawono
bit
in the
more
new
strug-
millennium. Dawkins
See UNC
victory.
era
obvious than for the
on
page 10
Wake downs North Carolina to go undefeated at home By JENNA
of his
FRYER
The Associated Press
Wake
75
UNC
60
six
WINSTONJosh
SALEM
terflies
pre-game game
Howard had but-
day and
all
speech.
for Wake Forest, Howard
Howard start to
overcame
score
rebounds to
24
the Atlantic
on
was
top.
shaky early
a
at least
Coast
nine
a
share of
Conference title
victory
over
North
nervous
all
day,”
Howard said. “I had to settle down when I
came
into the locker
(at halftime). I took
a
room
deep breath
and said, ’This Senior Night is
over.
Let’s go
stuff
did, scoring
Baseball game canceled Duke’s scheduled game
against Le Moyne celed Wednesday.
a
17-0
perfect
Wake
at
“This
man
a
The
they
was
came
last
game
and
during the
this
Two
know
Howard,
went
just
how
much
who has that
sixth in
scholarships
Blue Devils Joanna Mingle, rower, and Kate
to
lose the
together,”
crowd, they a
were
Kaiser,
a
were
among 19 ACC athletes to
car-
all
just
“And the
supportive.
It’s
wonderful four years.”
Justin Gray added 16 points and Jamaal Levy
13
scored
eight rebounds
as
and
had
the Deacons beat
North Carolina (15-14, 5-10) for the fourth
straight
time—the
back-to-back regular-season
Jawad
Williams
first sweep
1962-1963.
led
North
MATT DOHERTY
was
See VIRGINIA
the pre-
a&f
PATRICK SCHNEIDER/CHARLOTTE OBSERVER
Carolina with 17 points and Jackie
Jordan
on
page 12
plays in win
J
a
Your
loss that
gives
freshman Rashad McCants instructions in
put Carolina only
a
game above .500.
Hthk
homey Kobe
Men’s Basketball
Kobe Bryant became the
No. 2 Kentucky
Tuesday night’s game with
youngest player in NBA
No. 7 Pitt
back spasms, Michael
history to record 10,000
No. 11 Xavier 88, St. Joe
After being forced to leave
Jordan
played
Wizards 99-80 win
Corrigan Postgraduate
Clippers Wednesday. He scored 10 points.
over
the
passed
Bob McAdoo, who
was
25.
44
80
Depaul 79, No. 15 Louisville 76
the Pacers. At 24 years and 193 days old, he
106, Vanderbilt
86, Seton Hall 54
No. 24 Wise. 60, No. 14 111. 59
points Wednesday against
in the
receive the Weaver-James-
Scholarships
didn’t
we
said.
so
Senior
showing
it
game,
he
of the Tar Heels since
team
young
to finish
earn
We
for him.”
Deacons
owe
picked
special.
played
Originally
between the schools.
Joel
lot of emotion,” fresh-
on
the underclassmen
Night,
love and understanding
lot of butterflies
speech
sign that thanked “J-Ho”
want
walk-thru today and his pre-game
out and
a
finished
forward Chris Ellis said. “Josh a
grab
for the memories.
been
his
was
was
to
the first
team of 1995-96.
there
teammates
lifted him into the student section
has
Coliseum since the Tim Duncan-led
lacrosse player,
competion
season
Lawrence
at
poll.
After the game, his
home,
Forest
undefeated
ACC
season
“The idea of not losing
Howard closed his senior
a
night’s rain ended
chance
victory at North
a
was can-
scheduled for 3 pm,
chances for
17
a
first outright ACC title
1962 with
ried
play.’”
That’s what he
Tuesday
since
12-3)
Carolina State Saturday.
had
Wednesday night.
kind of
to win its
time
the ninth-ranked
give
75-60
a
Carolina
on
was
points and grab
Demon Deacons
“I
emotional
half—-
thunderous dunks—to give
Wake Forest (22-4,
In his final home
determined to go out
with
an
in the second
points
on
’:
Colorado 68, No. 20 Okla. St. 56 Tenn 59, No. 23 Miss St. 49
10
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MARCH
�THURSDAY.
6.
Sports
2003
The Chronicle
DUKE
FLORIDA STATE
vs
Thursday, March
6
Cameron
«
Indoor ESPN
7:30 P.M.
Coach Leonard Hamilton
Coach Mike Krzyzewski Guard
Chris Duhon, Jr. 9.2 ppg, 6.7 apg
Guard
J.J. Redick,
Forward
Fr.
15 ppg, 2.1
Guard
Forward
Nate Johnson, Jr. 4.5 ppg, 3 apg
Guard —Tim Pickett,
apg
Forward
Dahntay Jones, Sr. 17 ppg, 5.4 rpg Shelden Williams, Fr. 7.6 ppg, 5.4 rpg
Center
2
Florida State 13-13 (4-11)
(10-4)
No. 10 Duke 20-5
Stadium
Casey Sanders, Sr. 4.7 ppg, 5.4 rpg
Jr. 17.1 ppg, 5.7 rpg
Michael Joiner, Jr. 8.8 ppg, 4.1 rpg
Forward
Anthony Richardson,
Forward
Trevor Harvey, Sr. 8.4 ppg, 5.4
ANALYSIS
So. 12.3 ppg. rpg
THE NOD
frontcourt in Joiner, Richardson and that outrebounded and outscored the Tallahassee. That
of
was,
, and while that alone is ist
chance
ut
to
1
before
course,
not
enough to tip
fly high in Cameron does,
Ringling Bros.-esque performance.
a
teen
on a
24
tear recently, averaging
v
hree steals in his last two games—him ACC Player of the Week
,o earn
Duke
guards
can
'ber their recent ill
not
forget the last minute solid minutes, all the
Pickett’s
save
crew.
rong bench with both Andrew Wilson ig off the pine for
than 7.5 points
more
barring another massive game, they
in,
mpete with the likes of Daniel Ewing, lorvath and Sean Dockery. :kner to have
big last
a
Also look for
game.
and Sanders, it’s Senior Night:
time of
a
itions and cliche-laden speeches. In MAH KLEIN/THE CHRONICLE
CASEY SANDERS will play his last game as
a
Blue Devil in Cameron
Thursday against
i “intangible” than this. Couple that with
Florida State.
fact that the only thing the Seminoles
le
of the conference basement. Last time
ut
COM lOU
was
from page 1
and it’s
team effort
a
that
things become
of the
one
motivate
helps
1 beating Duke,
better team.”
a
his final
mg The
Seminoles burned
Pickett, points
and
Duke’s
nine
mate, Todd Galloway,
the
15
Florida
the
helped
in most Blue Devil
case
in
cause
and five rebounds. As
points
13
for
guards
rebounds
victory. Pickett’s backcourt
State’s 75-70
with
Tim
player,
star
is
losses, Duke
out-rebounded by FSU 35-29 in the
was
last
The
contest.
players
Blue
Devils
responsible for
are
woes, but
rebounding
as
Richardson is the Seminoles most
of their
some
point-
threat
satile
ket.
Duke-’s
also be
draw
defensive
Raleigh
tainly have
out
“As
far
loss
to
from
as
rebounding
we
could have done
UNO
“And
FSU.
have done
the
better job
a
of
fellow
big
could
men
the boards. It
on
because
gate
There
Hill
their
began
respective their
greatly, but injuries slowed
devastating
speed. had
and
Ferry
Laettner,
smarts to make
enough
up for their lack of athleticism in
but in the
even more
too much of
Things
a
college,
challenge.
as
be
Avery,
Battier
for
changing
change
players such
and
Corey Maggette
and looked to
Brand—as
a season
the
as
later—-
All had athletic and those
needed
NBA. Most recruits
to
succeed
in
the
Devils,
struggling
Brand,
in
the
NBA has continued.
rookies
Jay
The
get
about
and current Mike
Williams,
the
at
Krzyzewski
is
individual
skills
strengths he
only
a
than they
in
players
the
did in college—see
NBA
Michael
etc.
in motivation
—
perplexin
the
the
is
suc-
because average
his
biggest
and
recruit-
ing—the antithesis of Smith’s forte. While Smith’s skills
players
better through Since
were
frames,
learning
were
play
to
psychological methods. has
Krzyzewski
to
argue
the
superiority
the collegiate
of Duke’s
game.
But
strict basketball lessons learned at
the
Chapel
Hill resonate onto the NBA court.
This point is, of course,
improved ly
every
vated,
player
success
his
but
the fact
Trevor
Harvey
should
have
depth inside,
trouble
Krzyzewski’s current
method
team.
year,
three point
the
in the
it with his
touch. While
a
just something
fall to
the ACC
cellar
Paul
—by
his
proven
against Duke
Doran
worth
in the
off
the
bench
will not be
past, but
as
country
intense
as
use
NBA scouts
ond round
Players as
as
a sec-
two games
on
any
lacked
Jones, but
as
no
of Smith’s squads
the ability
to
score
Devils
being
triangle
game
struggling in
spoiled
offense.
This
for
the
is
the
21-41
Jordan also a
analysts
of
cause
North
Carolina
is
Williams’, has averaged game in and out of the
Growing ation,
in
up
I had the
9.4
points
Chicago
and
Smith
Smith’s about
a
it
that it
is
unfair
to
ing it” the
do
per
triangle offense.
to attend bas-
took
as
where
time
I remember it,
one-on-one
in
such
helped
my
a
a
to
was
His
moves.
a
great
concept grasp,
clear, exciting
game
throughout
on
was
way my
career.
on
more
the
than other
other
hand,
anything
on
the
court;
felt I could the world
conquerable.
But was
as
the weeks and years went by,
the skills
helped
me
on
that Smith
spoke of
the court in the
term, with Krzyzewski’s in
players. After
lecture I
Krzyzewski’s
was
words
long
fading
my memory.
While Krzyzewski ue
compare
to
points
spoke less of skill, and talked of “want-
a
Williams to the greatest player who has
career
rather fortunate situ-
Krzyzewski
lecture,
high school
that
championships.
20
over
UNC and Duke,
stationary
explained
per
complained of the
and
over
instruct the campers.
it
Bulls.
of
next
comparable
opportunity
ketball camp at
Jay
Bull, but eventually found
way to win six
Although
adjust
Krzyzewski’s
season,
disappointing
as
could be
lived, Jerry Stackhouse, whose
ever
have stated that the
players
offense
to
have
we
sense
have to take it for what it’s worth.”
Krzyzewski,
changes of the NBA game far better,
and fellow
a
“After these
season
our
is
which I thought I had
North Carolina players also adapt to
motion
Jones said.
urgency,”
we
there
understand
one
crown.
“We’re alive right now, and to
with his left hand.
after
night victorious,
at North Carolina may not be
have
with Blue
senior
closer to another ACC
step
explanation of the jab-step,
motivated
sec-
Shavlik
team will be able to walk off
on
pick.
intensely
would
him
project
players,
If Duke plays the way it thinks it is
be
excellent
interior
of
capable, the
his left hand to drive to the hoop is the reason
line
Randolph and Nick Horvath.
at
his
on
may
the court, his inability to
on
anyone
seen
Jones
player
coupling
is
success.
examples of
be
can
Dahntay
the most athletic this
stopping
strengths
players’ later
While Smith has retired,
system
that
has
inside
Thursday, and
start
little
determinantin
Michael
player is moti-
main
their
with
the blocks. Adam Waleskowski
on
significantly near-
pressure to
and Williams will most
likely get the nod to
that has had
remains
After the
2001.
during their sophomore
Duke
78-64,
the court
as
attack. Sanders
Williams’
over-simpli-
fundamentals, and
North Carolina
find their
can
their advantage.
the
three
won
national championships to Smith’s two, its easy
to han-
Galloway
or
dle. If the Blue Devils
fifth-year senior
improving
to their athletic
the Duke players
fied. Every Duke
better
college
even
above
an
coach;
individual
play
this
have not
level
that
let
that it was
able to over-power the Blue Devils
Harvey
and Smith.
players,
next
fewer than 25 ppg combined this season,
to
the
like
will
in
Maryland
ond
have skills
of this
cause
Krzyzewski
it does not appear to be changing.
continue
for
athletic individuals,
ceeded
Dunleavy and Carlos Boozer’s averaging
Meanwhile many of Smith’s
for
the difference
Duke
reason
method to
And with ex-Blue Devils
of
coaching style
since have also had the trend of Blue
NBA
ing
is
occurrence
by adding traits
aggressive
these attributes, but save
but the dominating
of the
stereotype
Duke basketball player.
like
not to
players’ lack of athleticism,
to
much for Pickett
differences in coaching
players
Chris
of
and Daniel Ewing
The Seminoles lack
might have
reasons
better
simply
are
game,
more
to
appeared
That year brought in
William
that
physical NBA it was
Duke after the 1997 recruiting class, how-
well
will
to do too much.”
several
are
Cameron
in the backcourt should prove to be too
on.
said. “I might have to just worry
try
combination
J.J. Redick
manipulate Florida State’s
by the situation,” Jones
and not my team
Duke’s
Duhon,
ready
Jordan and Vince Carter.
meanwhile,
ever.
cer-
FSU
intensity and try
too overwhelmed
from page 9
Grant
careers
I
night [Thursday]
to control my
time. Duke wins
md
lanes in transition, they will be able to
to be
in
head and saying
life. With words
night.
their game face
inconsistency—Duke and
Jones will
players will have
the
“That
the bet-
a
the
Andre
emotional senior
his
his
will
against
seniors
Sanders,
an
undoubtedly have
job,” Sanders said about the earlier
ter
with
Buckner and
tect the
guard spot,
duties
ugly.
Jones and Sanders
ir,
night, should
native Richardson.
Along
All three
be successful.
who
Jones,
of
rest
cou-
to slash to the bas-
senior
was
game
issed, hanging
ver-
the perimeter,
Dahntay
celebrating
ed out, the backcourt also needs to prodefensive rebounds in order to
from
pled with his ability
inside
Sanders
Anthony
forward
Sophomore
it
to
us
to lead Duke to
national
great
players will contin-
more
Final Fours and
championships, his list of NBA
will
never
look like Smith’s.
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WOLFPACK Julie Deßoo, coasted to
from page 9
Prim
Hillary Adams and
set victories. Adams
straight
all
Siripipat
her first
played
singles match since early fall, and Siripipat has also
seen
limited action in recent months. Duke’s
lone loss
score
the afternoon
on
Worsley defeated No.
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indicates, the match
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players
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were
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to consider the outdoor conditions
out-
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sity is measured by the people who lead it. This week’s dual
letter
February, the
to
two leaders
top
plan
to
CEO
System
Duke after Duke
they
as
step down from their
of
they plan
now
to
at
stay
leadership positions.
community will miss their steady, experienced leadership,
however controversial it may have
occasionally been. Each
aged with a visionary touch a separate, enormous bureaucracy, eventually transforming both the University and the Health System in revolutionary
that have
ways
prepare Duke for
helped
changing
a
world. It is too
early
bered for their
outrageously ambitious planning for Duke’s future.
An outsider
might
combined with the Yoh’s
“Spike”
farewell, but they will each be
to say
Duke
that the
suppose
coinciding
three-year
Duke, but there is little real evidence
to
announcements
—
suggest that is the
in Duke
done much to envision and will have
just completed
a
a
$2 billion capital campaign
on
their
The time is
care.
leadership roles
Before
do so,
they
established clear
to others who
however,
develop innovative
the
Snyderman
leading
Snyderman
of the Health
System,
to
as
help plan the futures of
tenure. Of course, she will also
funding
to continue well into the future.
System will surely direction and
incredible
an
prove
tude of constituencies
Many they
in the Duke
to reexamine the
opportunity a
result, the multi-
community should make their
voices heard. The voices that will echo most into the
certainly be those of Duke’s
future, however,
from Duke
graduated
that
I
had
based
my
nothing
on
racism—the
but
all
now
discredit
too
don’t
someone
they
with.
They
agree
ignored the evidence support
I
gave
statements
my
We’d like to point out to the Duke
thing
record
will make DSG the Junior Taylor
DSG
[who]
one
year from
now
that it should be.
organization
Collison,
race
presidential candidate,
some-
community
Bill
English
that
The
have
and
errors
Chronicle
should the
printed
never
Even
errors.
letter
my
full of factual
Duke
worse,
invited Al-Arian to speak last
despite knowing that he
year was
a
the
Hopefully,
The
Sami
against
naming him
Justice
Chronicle,
publish
North American
and
more
As
me.
such
I’m
I
The
sure
would
thing,
a
to
apology letter—-
a new
do
never
I’ll have
guess
to take comfort in the fact that
the
Justice and
arrest
Department’s
indictment of Al-
Arian apparently corroborates that the government
believes
accusations to be
factually
accurate,
if
even
The
Chronicle did not.
Al-Arian
the head of the
as
Duke
my
specifically Ambika Kumar,
my
50-count indict-
Department’s ment
terrorist.
suspected
Jeff Greene
of
division
Trinity
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ly by elements of media and
not
to
going
innocence
to
We’re
argue about his
his guilt
nor
find it
we
not
been
convicted.
not
guilty
wholly
un-
American, that Sami Al-Arian been
already
tried
and
sentenced in the minds of and yet
many,
of
any
Sami
to
knowl-
our
here
nobody
edge,
has
evidence
the
Al-Arian.
seen
against
This
“guilty
innocent”
proven
so
men-
to have become the in
to
As
a
a
today’s
pre-
socie-
fair trial has
an
ideal.
In an
family
have been hounded vindictive-
and needless fingerinto
is
rife,
become
when Islamophobia
era
exercise
consequences, of
with
call for the If
of Muslims.
no
where the likes
Jimmy Swaggart
tantly
has
Islam-bashing an
bla-
can
deportation do not act
we
this trial will set
responsibly, chilling
precedent
steady
erosion
for of
a
the
every
American’s civil liberties. Abdullah’s of
some
most
the
best
The
or
the
to
mean
that
gospel
truth. The use
like
Abdullah
of
their
beliefs, ting and
Al-Arian.
who,
regardless
political
views
ever
their
columns
side,
bunch of
opposed
to
together
rants and
opinions.
Hazim El-Haddad Trinity ’O3
appeared Agree
Laila El-Haddad
or
with him, it’s hard
that
Trinity’oo
of the
ignore that. Most
responses
as
slung-
were
written,
Chronicle.
disagree
put-
well-written
together
a
and
of
capable
well-supported
arguing
is
Chronicle columnists
more
are
let-
a
doesn’t word
your
could
to
The
to submit
editor,
Columnists
evi-
in
article
an
Chronicle, ter
and
allowed
Being
researched
carefully
columns that
to
pieces
dence.
write
con-
public paranoia.
in
result, Abdullah Al-
cover-
snowballing
columns tended to lack two
things: credibility
cam-
has led to premature
pointing,
here,
truly despicable,
mention
frenzied
a
outrageous
an
paign of innuendo.Such
clusions
accused,
Arian and the Al-Arian
the runoffbetween him
on
that
politically
diploma. I’m still waiting for
to
ten. Sami Al-Arian has
ty. The right
candidates in the
two
Kumar,
for
that maybe I
actually did deserve
Chronicle
both
age
become all but are now
Ambika
correct students
Jihad
proof
misguided
then-editor of The Chronicle,
and Mike Simms have forgot-
vailing theme
There
when
of last
enough
Al-Arian should be innocent until proven
seems
the
have
be
stated
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until
dynamic leaders.
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those
heard of it. The biggest
year
was
stated
people
were
had
has
University and the Health
priorities of each organization. As
research,
by students
being ignorant.
as
but
finish
Campaign for Duke, ensuring that all her other work has
The search for the next leaders of the
will
and
care
prevention.
undergraduate experience, the Women’s Initiative and other
out The
extensive
maligned
that, apparently,
the role of each in the
clarify
well
as
on
have
Duke.
push the integration of health
projects established during her
the
16 months
and
sources
obvi-
incorrect arti-
respected
so
the Palestinian Islamic should
to pass
their excellence.
on
treatment methods that focus
Keohane will work with governance
to
build
can
both Keohane and
goals for their final
Snyderman will continue to
probably right for each of them
docu-
was
yet
statements
to
accomplishments and Snyderman will have groundwork for the Health System and its forays into pre-
ventative
with
on
was
plan for the institution’s future, Keohane
add to her many other laid the
based
to
leadership. Although they have
successful
lication
insult
letter
my
correct
was
some
on
cle in Salon magazine,
never
ly
In
case.
his
familiar response to instant-
fact, Keohane and Snyderman leaving in June 2004 will make for clean, appropriate break
writer
propaganda
assertions
administrative crisis for
an
and
ties to terrorism. Despite the
and
completion of Board of Trustees Chair Harold term—signal
student
fact that
I
remem-
claimed that there
evidence based
no
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I
one man-
and
former
mented
But the
a
about
Abdullah Al-Arian—and
University President Nan Keohane and Health
Ralph Snyderman, for
wrote
politically
step down rein-
forces, above anything else, how wealthy the institution truly is. Duke will not lose
I
editor
Sami Al-Arian—the father of
Chronicle announcements that Duke’s
editor
Al'Arian indictment validates letter’s
wealthy, resource-rich institu-
higher education, but the
to the
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Minority Conservatism? Senate
With
Estrada to
Miguel
tive
for
Appeals
Democrats
of
Court of
race
to
in
court of
Supreme
fek
exploiting W
|
and
potential retirement
Estrada
ties,
MkmLJBL.
Rehnquist’s
that
Philip
Estrada’s
race
can
who would argue that
for college admissions
vatism
fitting notion a
concerning
cases
affirmative
action
court’s
high
at
looked
with
The Pen
on
is
making.
ideology
proxy
for viewpoint. Liberals like Representative
ethnic
tensions
Estrada
ends up in
is
appointment unusual
toward
being But
scrutiny.
stirred
the
to
substantial would
many
call
the
Estrada is
Latino, but
because
ethnicity
of
Like
who
of
agenda
Thomas.
in the
it’s
for
Perhaps
great
a
manner,
answer
Democrats do
with articulate the
to
assem-
viewpoints—-
the Richard
What you
now see
unfolding before
of game
a
the
geopolitical
Bush and
President George
called:
Saddam Hussein. It’s
siles, it
was
his
because if the Iraqi
people
angry at the UN. there’s just
Right, and
if my
was
spokesman said
this, they would be
had
wheels, she’d be
a
so
do.
telling what they might
no
grandmother
saw
what is most
minorities cannot
and scholars of color.
importantly,
have
to
outside and
by
who
com-
no
they
and
disadvantaged
to
start
honestly,
people bear
or
that
recognize
must
we
want
we
multidimensional
as
the
equality
if
openly
conceptualizing blacks
start
Latinos
to be
race
the
physicists,
Latino
a
we
and
individuals liberal box, with
burden for
true
being
are.
is the
come
Kurian is
Philip
to
a
Trinity sophomore.
la Iraq
a
of
democ-
to be bribed
racy’s refusing a
Most
those black corpo-
admirable
something
into
disturbing
in every
intelligence. We
or
see
university presidents
hell they wanted to be. It is
large from members of minority
and
we
be measured—-
can
income
rate executives and
in
loss of one’s
one come
ever
and Latinos achiev-
their white peers
need to
addressing
like this
to
the subtleties of racism,
that achievement
desperately
movementwas not about
distressing that jokes
sorely
whose racial wounds
In order for Americans
from
lege admissions,
biologically
giving them the freedom
conversation in
whether it be standardized test scores, col-
hour-and-a-
quipping, “Everyone
implies the
when
race
its
war
don’t
people
want. It would be shameful
destroying his al-Samoud mis-
men
the UN. had demanded. The Iraqi
as
was
TV
spokesman’s explanation of why Iraqi
showing Saddam’s
whole
soon
interesting
certain that any
present
society
a
alongside
way
the
But there is
about the Turkish
Let’s start with Saddam. Surely the funniest line of the
not
Kurds.
Iraq’s
ing
the
in
will continue to be
politics
deep.
escape
with
may
about
but it is
comes,
must visualize blacks
about
Rodriguezes
the future
over
power
run
the
minorities the freedom to be liberals.
was
implication that
between
on
giving
the vicious cycle of thinking about blacks
is the last
thoughtful,
ethnicity?
rights
whatever the
Shelby Steeles—consequently lose
Whose Coalition Will Break First?
week
or
munities, but
chicken
a
minority
per-
minority
politicians re-shape and re-for-
lacking for
What
a
our
Latinos
It will be
their language
American
Robinson saying? That to
their cultural identities in the process, and
your eyes
gave
Debt:
of
majority.
derivative of the
a
Randall
It
Chicken few minutes of
culture
The civil
Minorities
proponents.
Estradas, the Clarence Thomases,
and the
nomina-
most sincere form of out-
own
disservice to
a
by
one’s ethnic group
in
race
speech
how
see
to be
daily
our
Particularly
the
States,
that time
can
disagree with the “prevailing” viewpoint
case
to
ensuing question-and-
his
discredited
black.” What is
conflating
their
conservative
Stephen Carters,
election—particular-
By
The
knows Clarence Thomas is only
it
for
in
race
means
numbers
United
session, however, Robinson signifi-
half-long
with
concerns
with
cantly
country.
become the
Page Auditorium
sentence in the
one
power.)
compelling
action.
action
affirmative
in
of
this
increasing
for black reparations in America. With
case
a
in
invariably
on
it
be able to escape
never
it
ceptions of what
it
first-hand
by
vote-
reading
must learn to broaden
we
deepen racial
Tuesday,
Blacks, in
poignant speech
dis-
a
with
only
importantly,
most
blow to the
affirmative
this
Miguel
the “diverse” cabinet he
with
come
but
background,
minorities’ ideologies
it
elder Bush,
Now
America Owes to
remember, though, that
wealthy black liberals
see
logic.
deals
favor
curry
community—this
black
tion may be his save
that
dismal campaign
minorities in the 2000
reach,
to
minorities. For the
Estrada. With Bush’s
ly
this
sin-
conservative
non-white
a
his
Clarence
was
love to
his father, Bush is using the
supports
among
betting
are
that
minori-
a
author
Robinson,
lives, but
mulate
logic
Last
basis.
weekly
pandering
powerful ideas, but consider
Americans may
political
blacks,
and
the formidable grasp of
for all.
whites,
witness this distorted
and
argue
as
to
and
loss of culture—for
a
for
serves
America,
consider his
particular
a
pol-
drones
with the preceding grain of salt.
prevailing
certain
to
comes
mindless
are
column to read Robinson’s book and
this
conser-
I venture to say that Duke students
liberal viewpoint. (Case in point: Democrats
conservative
Republican leaders
cerely hope not, Democrats can.
Democrats
There should be serious
While Bush and
appointment
is critical to
advantaged
he “lose” his
can
his
predispose
in
a
they
I encourage anyone who is
getters.
Trent Lotts in
are
that
the political pundits
stand-
no
conclusions when it
to be convinced into liberalism
waiting
more
only give
of
members of
only
group
Latinos,
him
privileged background
this authenticity does not
views?
political
he
ty. It
of
unlikely
most
with
quality
ideology. Because Estrada
taged barrio Latino,
from what
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gave
thought
more
than the U.S. Congress.
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our
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own
asked to
belief yet
suspend
and accept Bush’s The
Saddam is not showing this to his people is
reason
because it makes
depends
on
his
him look
maintaining
into the demands of the
weak, and a
his whole
regime
facade of invincibility. Giving
bespectacled
healthy thing for Saddam. It’s like
Hans Blix is not
the Godfather
a
taking up
that this
es
dollar
a
weakening
even
his tax cuts
the
bust
won’t
budget
soaring
war,
oil prices and
again
promis-
than
more
already have. respected
And
when
the
The minute he looks less ferocious, he is in danger from
U.S.
Army
chief
those around him. This is not Norway.
wisely cautioned that
knitting.
weakness, and Saddam rules by fear.
It evinces
What continues to breathe life into Saddam’s camp is
(which already smells his weakness,and
not the Arab street
mostly
wants him
gone) but the French street, which
is
so
obsessed with countering US. power that it can’t acknowl-
edge
happening right
what is
finally doing sent
some
disarming,
real
inspectors
more
before its eyes: Saddam is
to
Baghdad,
not
as
because the UN.
France demands, but
because Bush sent the 101st Airborne to Kuwait. But Bush also has
day
he asks
and every
us
day
mustered not wag
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put it, that
so
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a
to
it
some
ignore seems
more
and
more
more
troubling facts, that Bush has
coalition of the willing, but rather,
many
of
our
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have to
very
disturb-
vote
and
him,
too.
of
costs
probably leaving
enormous.
hawks
too late. For Bush and for the
Saddam
in
place—having
I
suspect
US.,
persuaded Bush
where the US. could This reminds lost and asks
a
me
never
to
begin
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or
situation
back down without huge costs.
of the joke about the
cop for
is, “Well,
against allowing U.S.
new
weapons,
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and
veto
man
who gets
directions, and the first thing the wouldn’t start from here.” No, I
who argue against the war have to admit that doing nothSaddam’s tyranny and now would mean
ing
so
few, that
it may be
begin this
impossible
game of chicken
ing wheel leads Saddam is way out
a
last
that would set
that, if
not
approval
doing
so are
have for the
rising
attempt
to to
to do it
by throwing
cave
or
forge
a
so
high,
long haul becomright.
get lucky and find that Bush’s
We could still to
we
away
decision
his steer-
quit. The only other new
U.N. resolution
specific disarmament targets for Saddam
met
for the
by
a
use
specific
of force.
date, would trigger France,
Russia and
U.N.
China
could say they bought time, and the US. could present Saddam with
a
united front—which is
that might get him to comply without brace
yourself for the
crash
and
a
hope
the only
threat
war.
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for
the best—-
because we’re all in the back seat.
perpetuating
ing
giving have
have to admit that the risks of
made
that when the small group of
the country—they knew that it would create
says
ignore
and the number of allies
in the gulf back in July—without consulting
cop
to
blink and abandon its allies in the region—-
Washington would be
us
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team told
wouldn’t have—but here is where we’ve been put. So those
bases is stunning when you
in aid
or
sta-
200,000 troops, the Bush
some
one
be bribed
sider that the Bush team had offered the Turks
package—s6 billion
as
war.
parliament’s
Turkish
billing.”
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into joining this
use
and
staff
bilizing Iraq could require
war
dangerous blind spots. Every
more
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The Turkish
troops
to
of
succor
argued
to all dictators. And
those, like myself,
who
that removing Saddam is the right thing to do
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Fourth consecutive title
on
of the
quarterfinal
The
When
The
Coliseum,
will be
for
going
its
Blue Devils will
ACC)
face
(13-14,3-13)
top-seeded
winner of
fourth
have
bye
a
in the
that
tween
will
await the
Duke will be
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a
the
WAKE FOREST
vs 7
MARCH
Wake Forest 13-14
(16-0)
Coach Charlene
Coach Gail Goestenkors Guard
Alana Beard, Jr. 22.5 ppg, 6.8
Guard
Vicki
Guard
Lindsey Harding, Fr. 5.8 ppg, 3.3 rpg
Forward
Krapohl,
Jr. 5.8 ppg, 3.0 apg
Michele Matyasovsky, Sr. 5.8 ppg
Forward
State,
(3-13)
4.1
lonia Brown, Jr. 10.1 ppg,
Center
Tiffani Listenbee, Sr. 10.4 ppg, 6.4 rpg
2001,
assistant
coach
should be able
3 O
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competition
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they have done all
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averaging in double digits.
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game’s
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to win
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second
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71-61
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loss
part of
victories
then-No. 2
to
defensive
guard
a
starkly dif-
victory.
and it exemplifies
are
contest
Forest,
the Blue Devils cruised to
That game is
counterparts.
teams
records
past
so
All-American Alana Beard’s
on
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Blue Devils
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team,
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half deficit and struggled at
needed overtime and
not overlook their intrastate
capable
every
a
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streak of
Duke’s
Connecticut
re-
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Feb.
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the
intensity
Lindsey
a
freshman
since
Harding
was
inserted
given
head coach Gail Goestenko-
See DEACONS
on
page 11
in
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their
Winston Salem. Wake Forest will
in the post with only
UL.
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outrebounded
close until the
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player, Listenbee,
one
strong play of Lindsey Harding and Vicki Krapohl
as
dual point guards and the dominance of Alana Beard, the Blue
3 O
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xz
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to
the
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season
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game and
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in
the back-
court, this number could escalate considerably.
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looking
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consecutive ACC
on the
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season with
up with Duke
season. The
Tournament
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to win
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recent
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on either end
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Three Mid-season By
to
starting lineup gives
PAULA LEHMAN The
With the addition of
ing lineup,
change
Duke has
face of grandeur and,
Chronicle
would be
Lindsey Harding
perfected what is
into the startnow
arguably
the strongest backcourt in the nation. “We’re
much
than
quicker
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were
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coaches head
before,”
made an
ings.
guards,
two forwards and
Undoubtedly, Harding’s
a
that
utilize
two
center.
energy
has
and explosiveness
has
especially, seniority.
respect for each
first
player
“At the beginning it
years
was
off the more
bench,
Sheana
experience.
hard,” Harding said
aggressive
In the last
move
seven
me
leader-
from
guards
in the
a
defensive
the
ner.
helped
to
percent
some
can
has been
from the field and
highest
any
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a
freshman average in the
defensive agility
the
most
to
come
as
gives
close to
league has
us
a
real
perfection
seen.
in the
players
on
Goestenkors
backcourt,
for Alana Beard and
open
ability
leav-
Harding
penetrate aggressively against
defender in the conference.
In her second
pushed
Averaging
as
keeping
who have the
UNC All-American Coret-
backcourt]
turn the game around with her defense.”
driving lanes
ing
of the most talented
combined total of 14 turnovers.
give
“She
in the
presence,” Beard said of her perimeter part-
the offensive end
into national basketball stand-
ACC—including
per game, the
steals
have contested with since UConn.
“[Having Harding
consecutive games in which she
started, Harding has held
ACC, Harding’s in the
of
ponent they
it
But
The Blue Devils have
them to
the
to do.
[Showing
that is expected
ta Brown—to just 28.9
and
other.
thought
“I
what
I do it.”
the backcourt with fellow starters Alana Beard and Vicki
Mosch—each of whom has
Duke nation’s most feared backcourt
tell Alana Beard
established her worthy of her starting position, running
Krapohl,
charm
a
Over the second halfof the ACC season, Harding has
amidst
of offenses
a
something so
coach Gail Goestenkors said of her unique three-guard trend
hard to
we've grown
offense
a
guards
THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 2003 �PAGE 5
meeting
starter, Harding scored
of which
were
with a
Maryland,
career
high of
this time 19
points,
as
all
accumulated from inside the three-point
and dominance has
Duke the defensive nod
against
each op-
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player
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Senior tri-captain's last chance for a championship All
long Sheana Mosch has worked
season
Blue Devils
with
enthusiasm.
Ever
since
to instill the to
moving
a
the
Blue Devil is running
bench early in the year, the senior tri-captain has been look-
ing
to make the
ginning bumps
as
in the pregame
fun
as
starting lineups,
awhile, however, the
fun for
the undefeated No. Devils
game
Duke, especially
were
eking
during
1 team in wins
out
the
chest
not
when the
country,
unranked
against
reign
and
as
Blue
though, there has
as
been
of
more
ball’s been
active
started
on
bouncing
being
defense, and
more
Sometimes you
my way.
Her
work your
can
Although averaging eight points
a
the 6-foot Mosch has found her rhythm She has reached
the
player
14 ppg.
as
span.
The Blue Devils’ closest margin
points during naments the
Mosch’s
run.
approaching, the
right time. And with her
“I so
of
preparations
for
a
just can’t believe it’s
coming
career
title
as
and I
just
While very
to
much
peaking
she
gone
by
udes come.
a
a
national
certain
She has
also
so
quickly,” she
said. “I’m
to be
going
or
lot
a
come
to
the
grips with
anything
helping
per-
in basketball
talents and in
me
away.”
out in
a
has
greatness,
great
seen
her devel-
a
stretch
three-game
her receive
saw
national
Mosch concludes her Duke
awards,
a
career
Third-team All-ACC
one.
28.0 ppg. and
her Duke
enjoy
to
to national stardom
role
expects
hasn’t
really
in small
changed
to
me
good
career
came.
much
over
the
years,”
Coach Goestenkors
ways.
play good defense,
offensively
at
never
changed
to rebound... she knows
and she lets
do it.”
me
various what-ifs. She demonstrates the
at
attempt
pressure-filled
“I
I’m
games to
try
as
adrenaline, positive
a
“I believe I’m
working
butt off
my
from the
an
working every
attitude
one ex-
upcom-
emerging
force in her life.
to break it down and make
said.
maturity
only positives
sees
tournament rush of
she
ex-
the fact that her time
and
senior,
a
from her faith in God
month—unlike for
Mosch nonetheless
from
pects ing
that the next
over
strongly religious
very
Yet Mosch does not appear very concerned about regrets
championship,
serenity
worrying
in the secular world
that included
a season
averaged
leap
what I’m
can’t wait.”
cognizant
its moments of
Mosch said. “It’s
from
can
a
allowed Mosch
has
of the week
Her
at
stop
role player.
“My
Mosch
close,
a
as
most of her younger teammates—will be her last
winning
been 21
run.
excited to get into tournament play. It’s
fun,
has
victory
nation’s No. 2 team is
has been taking time to appreciate Duke’s
of
With the ACC and NCAA Tour-
to
I believe that in all my
good player—not
a
when she
last five games, all against ACC competition, and averaged
during that
myself
the court God is
on
sophomore,
as a
in each of Duke’s
consider
I do
plan
op into
season,
the past month.
over
double-digit scoring totals
on
I
Blue Devils with firin Christian
of several
one
which, despite
game
past seri-
so
faith that her talents fit into the larger scheme of
divine
butt off and it doesn’t work out for you.”
I’m
days. Basketball would
[They] help
my life.
by myself.
everything
it’s been nice because the
for
things
on
the
on
grasp
death—that before,
to
she said. “I don’t believe there’s
that I do
with the
aggressive
it
a
because
me
something largely ignored
definitely
son,”
“I’ve started feeling pretty good the last couple of games,”
help
sports media coverage. “I
well.
she said. “I’ve just
ball,
just
Mosch is
notable increase in joy within the Duke program, and in
Mosch
of her
help
have fun.”
convictions,
opponents.
dwell
parts of
ruin other
always particular-
only gotten
“[My beliefs]
about basketball—l love
ous
used to just
its three-month
Since the Feb. 1 loss to Connecticut, a
where her
I’ve
something
she said.
year,”
fixture.
a
was
“This is
for teammates, be-
possible
to every starter have become
For
ly
game
with the
out, largely
Christian faith.
things
more
out His will
simple,” long
as
single day and keep
a
as
pos-
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ACL tear
optimistic despite suffering third
Howe
NICK CHRISTIE
By
The Chronicle
What do you say to fuses to take someone
to
refuses
If that
and
relentless what
believe
so
is Caitlin
Howe,
you
at all. You do not tell
her
someone
nothing
that athletes
their fourth surgery
on
their 19th birthday approaches have futures in
as
rarely In-
competitive sports.
sit back and watch her preyou
stead,
for another
pare
re-
others feel is inevitable?
many
say
who
someone
hint? What do you say to
stubborn
so
she
that
a
tion
rehabilita-
grueling
marvel
and
process
her
at
perseverance. “When I
younger, basketball
was
was
all I wanted to do,” Howe said, the limp
present
she stood off court while her
as
Blue Devil teammates “When I I
up:
was
with
interfering which
player
that
changes that
could
I
taken
the
parts
these
try
to
of
injuries
in my
the
huge
myself
noticed in
kind
has
blinders off and
let
me
has
problems
my
that hav-
huge gift
a
is of
see
life, other parts of
That’s
personality. ing
the
having
other
I’ve
One
as
goal,
basketball
best
the
be.
life
my
to my
getting
me
being
was
I had blinders
else in
everything
saw
practiced.
younger
given
I
so
me,
it.”
appreciate
Howe is the for-
fans,
For many Duke
gotten Blue Devil. She has not played basketball
competitive long
a
again
the ACL of her right knee state
quarterfinal
of high school. year on
opening
night
And yes, after
earlier
this
fall
She
to
trim
tore
it
sea-
surgery
away
her
her
tore
her senior
stabilizing
a
Howe
meniscus,
game
some
last
ACL
week. Again. While she
may
just
when her knee problems began,
a
re-
lentless pain that has followed her at-
tempts
to
recover
her become aware
a woman.
of the
her toward in
long
certainly
she
a
seen
Mature and well
odds that
having
basketball,
challenge
have
are
against
sustained future
openly accepts
that she faces.
the
the
her basketball career,
son.
Of
sucks’ time I
into
creep say
can’t this
n’t really
that
a
much.
ing injuries
despite having
torn her ACL three times since her
er,
has
during
“Like
tals,”
fight
she said.
team
suffering debilitat-
teammates.
most
a
only to
Howe,
love
howev-
and support
get healthy.
athletes, “My palms
walk in just to visit
I
year of
junior
high school.
hospi-
sweat when I
someone
else....
It
because
athletes—Howe appears ready
Michele
again
surgery.,.,
awesome.
support'
or
Lindsey the court had
to
Harding, this
from
on
while Howe has
season
watch
the
sidelines,
re-
so
Harding said. “She works
so
sport,”
hard, and
I’ve learned not to take any time court for
A
granted because
go like
workouts—her
grunts
are
one
that. She’s taught
tenacious
jokes
devotee football
to
on
day me
her
it
she’s
once
of
process
composed
enough
is. When asked to recall
about
three years, Howe found
to
a
the
any
past
silver lining
to the black cloud that has followed her. “The best
drugs,”
much love for the
to
about the surgery-veteran
memorable anecdotes
she has observed
her classmate struggle. “She has
Moreover, crack
that she who has thrived
arduous
endure the
knee rehabilitation,
I
more
caring from them.”
just
hate
my
been
more
vealed how earnestly affect
can
find themselves isolated
can
received her
I think
to
have
for
fall]
and
came
teammates
My
who does-
sport?’
[Matyasovsky] couldn’t ask
‘why
the
[Beard]
per-
every
say
Alana
[in
neat
pretty
was
‘this
not?’”
Players
by frightened
but
or
someone
Traumatic events very
head,
about their
why
like
thoughts
myself,
to
surgeries
positive
very
my
to
happen care
not me,
players
those
course
are
that have
extensive
that I have. But I’m
girl
the
basketball
through
gone
‘why have been
on
admitted. “There
scary,” she
few
very
during the junior
“It’s
very
time.
She tore
son.
game in
CAITLIN HOWE refuses to give up
a
“You no
part about
she said, sporting
surgery is a
the
rueful smile,
out of surgery and you have
come
worries.
Every
time I
get down,
every
the
time I’m like ‘oh no, not surgery
can
and I think about the pain and all the lit-
that.” gym
player-like
well-known among Duke’s
tie
things
cause
I’ve
member care
that I
only
know
again,’
about be-
had surgery before, I just
about
the
drugs. They’ll
ra-
take
of me.”
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from page 5
penetration offense
held for Beard who
finished with 18 for the night.
“Adding Lindsey
has added
[to the starting lineupl,” the tone for
She’s
us.
great hustler.... She’s out
on
new
us
with
backcourt
a
disrupt by the
mere
player
the ball
transition
our
season
and
a
really good job getting
has been
second half of the ACC
defensive
great defensive player
also done
the break and pushing
which really helps The
a
great
a
Goestenkors said. “She sets
so
up
the court
game.”
successful
in
the
that it will be hard
heightened
play
to
of tournament
competition. In
for
a
fact, the backcourt has offered team whose
from the
guards
any
challenges
our
team
position,”
ANTHONY CROSS/THE CHRONICLE
in close games
during
DEACONS into the
shooting touch,
just
we
has
starting lineup after
its
only loss of the
our
play
our
game
year.
defense because that
offense,” Harding
our
have to
nothing
run.
from page 4
“We have to start off with
really triggers
have been critical
the Blue Devils’ remarkable 2003
know
said. “We
because [Wake Forestl
to lose.”
The Blue Devils’ defensive effort will likely focus
on
All-ACC freshman Cotelia Bond-Young and third team All-ACC member Tiffani Listenbee, who each notched 17
points
in the teams’ earlier
1.59
while
ratio,
assist-to-turnover
sixth in offensive
matchups.
fifth in the conference with
ranks
Bond-Young
rebounding and
a
is
Listenbee
10th in defensive
rebounding. Duke,
counters
though,
winning players of its stars
Iciss
and Alana
Tillis
Blue Devils
are
with
a
slew of accolade-
led by first team All-ACC own,
well
playing
Beard, who believe the going
into Friday
night’s
contest with the Demon Deacons. “I’m
been
confident in
so
team,” Beard said. ‘We’ve
our
playing really well
in
practice and that’s
where
it all starts.” In the
addition
to
defending their
Blue Devils will also
22-game
winning
streak
tournament
be looking
against
to
Forest
Wake
continue their ACC-record 40-game
title,
extend their and
conference win-
ning streak. this
Despite
cusing solely
impressive mark, though, Duke
on
its
upcoming
game
is fo-
against the
un-
heralded Demon Deacons. haven’t talked about [the
“We not
an
issue,”
“We’re
that
so
we’re
focused each and every day
playing.
We
we’ve had several close son,
we
every
Be
understand calls through
know if we’re not really
opponent, we’re going
sure
to
streak]
at
all.
It’s
Goestenkors said.
check
out
on
that
the game
because
the ACC
focused
on
sea-
each and
to lose.”
The Chronicle’s online coverage
of the Women’s ACC Tournament
www.chronicle.duke.edu
at
can
Beard
of tomorrow’s
much confidence I have in
JESSICA FOLEY, and her adept
stable backbone
well-spread
out
to the ffontcourt.
“Anyone from start in
a
abundant talent is
come
off the bench and
said, unflinching
opening our
game. “That’s
team.”
ROBERT TAI/THE CHRONICLE
in the
how
ALANA
BEARD,
mented well
a
Naismith Award
finalist,
has
by Lindsey Harding and Vicki Krapohl.
been
comple-
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