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The 65 teams for both the men’s and women’s NCAA tournament were announced
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Sunday.
Sportswrap
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page 7
THE INDEPENDENT DAILY AT DUKE UNIVERSITY
Women
get
Leading
top seed in
Men
rally
to
the Pack to win 5 15-point
overcome
gap
for ACC
in a row
title; Ewing wins MVP PAUL DORAN
By
Midwest
The Chronicle
GREENSBORO
With 2:50 left
The men’s basketball team
Selection
during
region
69-68 lead
a
free throw
percent
the line for
NCAA tournament.
After
TYLER ROSEN The Chronicle
received seed
its
Sunday
third an
relinquish
1
No.
and
hour before the men’s
ference tournaments,
the
ried
their
won
a
No. 2
Mike
car-
ranking
it the first time.”
(24-6) did
12th-ranked
take
the three
where
gion,
show
re-
Durham
where
Hilton,
not
they
seem
a
few three
A little
se-
over
found
ished with 30 points,
the
ESPN
lead
noise and celebrate their selection. GUARD DANIEL See NCAA in
Sportswrap
page 6
on
back from
a
EWING,
15-point
who
was
named the ACC Tournament
deficit to beat the N.C. State
Wolfpack
Bush, allies issue ultimatum New York Times News
team
MVP,
pumps his fists
as
Duke
to U.N.
to
six
Security
Council
an
effort
to start
to
win
for
support
a war
to
By
an
air base here
declaring that Saddam
mining will be
Atlantic, the
disarm,
must
attempt
to
persuade
or
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leaders dea
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France to
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form
was
fist. He added: “Saddam Hussein
The
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PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH speaks See BUSH
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on
page 10
Students describe
sharing
professor parents, from
Sunday
conference in Terceira air base with various world
their Duke
taking
feeling pressures to enter the
experiences
classes with their
same
some
and
to
simplify and
an
discuss
possibly
hoc
was
need,
increasing
the
an
antitrust
exemption
need-blind admissions to and
financial aid
ad
stream-
students.
practicing
agree
upon
group
common
need-analysis. However,
of
and
college
formed under
it
Working
university
the umbrella
field of study.
entitled the Consensus
result,
Analysis,
developed
the College Board’s
air with his
leave the
can
designed
not until 1999 that the 568 Presidents’
Need
work,” he said Sunday, his voice rising
punched the
Duke and 28 other
of the
federal legislation.
soon.
“Tomorrow is the day that will determine whether
he
is
to
venue
presidents,
the outcome at the United Nations made little differ-
as
a
Group,
But Bush made it clear Sunday that, to his mind,
can
undergraduate
1994, Congress created
principles of
re-
frain from exercising the veto it had threatened.
and that military action would begin ence,
to deter-
financial aid
determine a student’s financial
the process
for institutions
mem-
action, and last-ditch pressure
approach
amount of aid for
withdraw it.
of the Security Council to vote to approve mili-
approach
a new
implemented this fall by
simplifying
sponsored
the six undecided
providing
and
line how schools
vote
bers
and his jaw clenched
Chronicle
colleges and universities nationwide.
lush
decision, they said, would come Monday after
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on
KIRA ROSOFF
After years of planning,
were
on
directly whether they would force
the Security Council resolution they have
diplomacy
Sporlswrap
disarming Iraq
depose Saddam Hussein, with
hurried meeting at
clined to say
one more
coach
Wolfpack
ultimatum
without the endorsement of the United Nations.
That
force
Group completes
Sunday, declaring that the
Terceira island in the eastern
on
selection
financial aid work
would end Monday. They made it clear that they
a
and
See N.C. STATE in
The
After
all-tournament
The
top.
open up
comes
and win its fifth consecutive ACC title.
Service
the leaders of Britain and Spain issued to the U.N.
or
fin-
who
Redick,
President George W. Bush and
Azores
LEJAS,
ready
and
arc,
WARREN HOGE and DAVID SANGER
By
diplomatic
later, Redick
then nailed the trey to cut N.C. State’s
make
to
Duhon
second
encouragement
cameraman
a
remaining.
Sean Dockery steal, point guard
a
Chris
needed constant
to build
plays
minute
a
leading
from behind the
it after
point
with 11:29
remained calm throughout the filming
from
its way to
on
After
the half, the Wolfpack (18-12)
the
were
be
to
filmed for the telecast. The Blue Devils
and
[is
’B6 when
as
36-31 at
14-point lead
in
Morgan’s
intense
as
says
anymore
championship.
used
they
watched the ESPN from
coach
another
will face Colorado State (18-12). women
is
head
For much of the game, however, Duke
region.
seed in the West
The
anything
mean
we won
men
the
at
said. “Whoever
Krzyzewski don’t
they
Duke
with,”
with the top seed in
The
win ACC
straight
of the better games I’ve
one
This
the Midwest
as-
giving
would not
Monday
wrong].
were
an
84-77
an
rewarded
and
lection
title
been involved
con-
women
Redick
one,
they
to
fifth
unprecedented
“This is
both teams
to
Greensboro Coliseum.
NCAA Tournament.
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lead
a
route
en
Tournament
three seed in the
a
the first
comeback and
the Blue Devils
consecutive
(25-4) received
team
Duke
92
a
attempts.
second shot, capping
tonishing
The women’s basketball team (31-1)
Redick,
shooter, stepped
of
pair
a
swishing
nailed the
By
the men’s bas-
over
ketball team, freshman J.J.
for the
Sunday
State
was
holding
seeded third in the West
the
on
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with their
parents
to
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stop the military from destroying house in
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trying
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mysterious largely
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of flu
in Asia or
from
even
among
an
foreign protester
health official said Sunday.
a
During
Washington anti-war protest
worldwide anti-war protest
Saturday,
deadly
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quarters in Washington
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chemical attack against the Kurds.
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A team of
department’s
quality
of
begin
an
of the computer
department today, the
will
experts
ternal review
the
ex-
science
looking especially current
graduate
at
research, the and
program
the potential for future growth. Since the last formal review in 1998, the
department has
hired several
complished junior faculty
ac-
members and
has steadily increased its reputation. “We
are
climbing the rankings,”
Alan Biermann,
ment chair. “Some of
coming Yet from
the
despite
1999 to
computer science struggled
students and Two
be-
are
department’s
unranked in
it has
faculty
our
said
depart-
famous in the field.”
very
2003 U.S. News & World of
and
professor
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to attract
top graduate
members.
searches in the
years have failed to
jump in the
doctoral programs,
faculty
faculty
20th
yield
past
two
hire,
and
a new
former chair Jeffrey Vitter left Duke last for Purdue
year
size from 18 to 17—a
“To
full-time,
in the
maintain
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we’re
resources
space,” said
in
Amin Vah-
assistant professor.
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position,
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need additional
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past
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science has decreased in
contraction that worries
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17,
CRIME BRIEFS From
to
Stolen vehicle linked to break-in At 4:14
March 3,
p.m.
the Medical Center warehouse
Street reported grew
seeing
the back of her vehicle lot.
1986
and
out
got
flow
lot
March 5. A $450
and
radio
$425
Astro
same
by
3540
ment
van
Kangaroo
18-C,
charged
entering
two
were
a
the
An
Feb. 28 and
noon
stole
from
the McClendon
count of
one
20
over
the
by
warrant.
March
noon
Duke
A
student
12:30 cle
a.m.
was
respond
sponded
to
a
County
to fire at baseball field
12, Duke police
brush fire located at
stands.
responded the
fire
game. one
The
Durham
to the
during
The
half of cause
fire an
scene
an
when
and 6
damage
$5 spiral
that
a.m.
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Duke
approximately
and
portable
CD
player
Garage
March a
9,
a
II
employee
area.
male
pulled
Craig
D.
a
warrant
at 4:30
up
to
Explorer,
William
Car
of 602 Dowd
displaying
St., Apart-
with
posses-
when
the
in
the student’s
Aberndschein,
a
38,
obtained for of 2700 Cul-
being
the
area
Sometime between 6 p.m. March 7 and
the London Stage
in
or
Department
between
stole
someone
patient
and
10
$l4B
in cash
6
a.m.
key scratch damage
reported
and 6:30
was
parked
p.m.
in
that between 7:45
March
the
her vehicle
13,
Card
lot,
but
vehicle,
she
Gym
she
was
found
a
parking lot
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from
parked
next to her. She checked her vehi-
$3OO
window,
five
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Locker entered in Duke North
locker
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in
an
returned to her note
nasty
the
damage
both
the
her
on
operator
front wind-
of
and discovered
front
doors. Damage
Man
employee’s
Duke
Hospital
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between
se-
North, 8
a.m.
and
a
a
rear
key mark
passenger
estimated at
was
vehicle
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Shakespeare's
timeless tale of revenge, magic,
forgiveness and reconciliation, riveting theatrical experience
in
trespassed from Civitan Building
At
2:13 p.m. March
person.
sulted in
signs of forced entry.
Aug.
Speakers pilfered from desk
p.m.
March
someone
ers
from
10
and
stole her her D
of
8
March
a.m.
11,
12,
Gary
1957,
Duke Police
Civitan a
Brian
Willoughby,
of 6007 Big with
charged
under
was
place
and
given April
a
Building suspicious
investigation
Subsequent
6,
being
An employee reported that between 5
the
front patio in reference to
and 3:30 p.m. March 11, and stole $lB in were no
to
responded
cash. There
re-
DOD
Oak Drive,
trespassing.
He
$5OO secured bond,
9 court date.
$5O computer speak-
desk
the
located
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briefs
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obtained.
Computer monitor stolen
actors
11,
a.m.
cle for
search Center.
professional
that
Student reports
on
indecent exposure. He had left
From
0049
from his wallet.
$2OO Eddie Bauer leather briefcase, CDs valued at
room
Building.
when
11, her vehicle
broke
Emergency
March
caused $3OO in paint damage and stole her
Building
to the warrant
An
A student
that between 2:20
Center
Eye
someone
She said her prop-
Sciences
Biological
reported
his personal vehicle.
reported
purse.
cash,
license—was
discov-
was
damaged in Eye Center lot
berson Ln., Lot 9, in Haw River, N.C., for
play all the roles
a
was on
driver’s
Patient reports cash taken
was
Employee Robert
charged March 6
license plate
was
it
her N.C.
investigation
being
Shakespeare
Performed by Actors
was
while
sion of stolen property, after it
2564, and exposed
The Tempest
Five
Jenkins, 34,
and
stolen from either
was
315
$2O
wallet—containing
cards
stolen from her
are
Police
with
A student reported that between 12:15 and 9:30 p.m. March
12, she believes that
University mer
ppers
compiled from Department
knowledge
sponsible for these Student reports stolen wallet
Bryan
Center at 3:48 p.m. March 8 in reference
by
in the Beta lot.
room
the exit booth at
reported that
green 1997 Ford
resulted in
credit
13, 2002, that
vehicle
Someone entered
dog trespassed from campus to the
her
Oct.
parked
notebook were stolen.
himself to her. Subsequent
baseball
fire is unknown.
police responded
monitor.
$3O
her
done to the driver’s
license number MRD
prior Man with
parking lot broken,
was
employee working
booth in
and extinguished
of the wooded
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from
parked between
March 7, his vehi-
in Edens C
$l5O window
a
Parking
re-
Department
ongoing
burned
acre
of the
Fire
license
stolen
cured
Coombs Field, behind the covered baseball
a
County charges.
At 3:43 March p.m.
N.C.
A visitor
reported
parked
door. His
bond is
$25
ered that he
some-
Chapel
donation for the
family
Man exposes himself to Police
3,
a
plate snatched from Beta lot
A student reported her
ment A,
that between
Car broken into in Edens lot
side
Person
License
and 4:30 p.m. March
and
is
park.
to Durham Police to
the
entered
someone
erty
Orange
state
a
10,
NEC 15” flat panel computer
Chapel elevator.
currently
His
over
in
employee reported
being held without
Office. but
warrant in
outstanding
in
$97,500,
the Person
turned
$5OO
the
Sheriff’s
he
outstanding
Plaque lifted from Chapel
breaking
him
against
Durham Police and
on
Shawn
Hubbard also has
filed
also learned that Zur
was
March
a.m.
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of
vehicle and
was
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an
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$1,060 bronze plaque, commemorating
recov-
Department
Malcolm
counts
He
with
charged
given
County for public nudity
one
later
was
being
was
of
Earl
to the
damage
an
Oleg Zur, 63,
CD-
arrested March 10 and
was
with
charges
St.
had
St.,
He
court date. It
vehicle. The
of 1835 Cheek
felony larceny.
bond
in
Acadia
in-
dog. Subsequent
a
resulted in
trespassing.
serve
over-
AM/FM
the Durham Police
Hubbard, 25,
and
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was
side passenger window.
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at
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a
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stolen from the employee’s
the
vehicle,
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van.
stolen from
later reported
parking
drove off in
Astro
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man
person with
a
vestigation 2613
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on
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in the
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approaching
Upon
man
at
employee
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staff reports
can
or
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at 683-1200.
about those
re-
other crimes at the
contact
at 684-4713
Duke
reports.
Lt.
Davis Trim-
Durham
CrimeSto-
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UNIVERSITY BRIEFS
FBI lab
From staff reports
problems skewed
cases
Tifft wins award, will deliver lecture
and
practice of journalism the Sanford
public policy studies
Institute of Public
the Futrell Award for
Policy,
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Watchdogs, Lapdogs take
or
WASHINGTON in
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public.
The Duke
University PERQS and employee disintroduced
recently
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for staff members—discounted movie tickets
Consolidated Theaters.
soring this
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work, tainted A
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internships
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Sheryle Dirks,
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SOLOMON
By JOHN
Susan Tifft, Eugene C. Patterson professor of the
The Chronicle MARCH
MONDAY,
p AGE 6 �
17,2003
times ahead for Serbia after assassination
Tough
DUSAN STOJANOVIC
By
The Associated
BELGRADE,
especially left
the young and
is
the assassination
of
Minister Zoran Djindjic last for
ing
and
for
There in
the
of
more
Balkans for
tal
Wednesday. They
bitter power struggle
a
over
violence that
has
Prime brac-
are
successor,
the
gripped
Djindjic—who
that
Slobodan
overthrowing
instrumen-
was
in
Milosevic
in the wake of
sanctions, economic jdecline
wars,
and social decay left
October democra-
2000—would anchor Serbia among Europe’s cies
no one
decade.
a
hope
was
Djindjic’s
over
Serbs,
Many
educated, feel there
lead Serbia since
to
Press
Serbia-Montenegro
president’s
from the former
over
ruinous rule.
“Now, one-way
29,
an
nothing for
there is
unemployed
pediatrician,
line of sobbing
long
mourners
of condolences outside the
Djindjic, 50, The
buy
a
Army
stood
she
sign
to
a
in
a
book
where
government offices
stood
the shadows of the
in
headquarters,
NATO airstrikes that tal crackdown
as
wanting
slain.
was
mourners
goslav
to do but to
me
plane ticket and leave,” said Jovanka Milic,
bombed
for his bru-
punished Milosevic
independence-minded
on
Yu1999
during
ethnic Alba-
after the
Yugoslav parliament adopts
Pesic and Serbian interior minister Zoran Zivkovic
Prime Minister Dragisa
SERBIAN PRIME MINISTER Zoran Djindjic, Yugoslav
the Constitutional Charter of the
new
state of Serbia and
Montenegro
applaud
last month.
nians in Kosovo. “These said
ruins
Djordje
dent,
the
are
Milutinovic, at
pointing
the
our
medical
20-year-old
a
country
stu-
buildings.
concrete
damaged
to build
“Djindjic wanted
of Milosevic’s rule,”
symbol
from those
ashes,
but Milosevic’s monsters didn’t let him.” Authorities
have
paramilitaries loyal
accused
a
Djindjic had made powerful
enemies among
support-
of the former president and mobsters who resented
ers
the
government’s
Even
before
Serbs said
slow
painfully ouster,
a
they
war
on
Djindjic’s
an
killing,
of
speed
recent survey
Already,
rampant organized
would like
to
one
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people,
mostly
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wrote in
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MONDAY, MARCH 17. 2003 � PAGE 7
DISEASE
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from page 2
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toms,
and
as
Victims typically
“Nothing about
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that
U.S.
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breathing
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from respiratory failure.
Control and Prevention in Atlanta. Officials
that
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whether that is because of the many tibiotic
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been given
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three
had stabilized enough to be moved out of intensive
care
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although all still 'The acute
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illness
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three to
seven
in
period
days.
as
breathing problems.
or
appears
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given
begins with
suspect
because well
to
part of the
last
in China
same
standard
prepared
travelers or
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the
most care
cards
arriving
recent
workers.
that
from
were
Hanoi,
Guangdong province
in
drugs and
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drop.
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treating
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be
catastrophic
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treating
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sus-
taken
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mother,
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stopover
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after
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Also Sunday, the WHO released
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However,
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by
far have ruled out the HSNI
which has
a
who died in
son
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New York
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The
were
and his wife, who remained healthy.
viral dis-
under control
brought
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airliner
conference. He
along
exist for
calls.
of having the disease
an
being
but
few
visiting Hong Kong.
physician
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the body’s natural immune defenses. Tests
and her grown
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fatalities
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perhaps
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to
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said
get
their white blood counts
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course
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its
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encouraged
are
of breath
Gerberding, Disease
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sore
develop coughs,
monia, shortness
pattern suggests
said Dr. Julie
bioterrorism,”
other flu-like
headache and
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determining family contributions.”
FINANCIAL AID
from page 1
Jim cial
family’s eligibility for aid
not covered in
federal rules. A
subcommittee to the
findings
Cornell
by
Hunter The Nan
their
presented
working
group, chaired
aid
which included President group,
agreed
after
soon
to
school has
important,” Rawlings
dents and
by
at
said.
parents
been
more
“Increasing-
confused
are
disparities
receive
they
experts to
their
the substantial
ports
never
there is evidence that stu-
ly, however,
from
in the
financial
re-
aid
confidence in
the process of
financial status of two parents rather
parents
the children
than
three
of divorced
or
or
or
“One school would say that, based
findings,
say
applicant’s
an
$5,000 while
could pay
parents
another would
$8,000,”
could pay
they
on
he said.
dents
to
2000—will
43
from
percent
through
continue
41
the
in
cur-
rent economic downturn. In the Class of
Belvin
2007,
students
will
that
said
on
for
qualify
average,
increased
amounts of financial aid. The group
include protection
the group also agreed endar
by
the
for moderate-
ture
cov-
for
data
aid
the establishment of the policies
methods
professionals
an
oversight
over
Presidents’
Working
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Cornell
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but
students,
already
affected
new
to make
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sion on
among
average, said
tions,”
in the 568
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students
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stitutions,
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we
proach
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NICK CHRISTIE
Beard
The Chronicle
Puke
77
PNC
59
Four
10
championships,
on
the offensive end.
“I’m
pullups.
proud,”
very
missed the entire
dominant second half perfor-
“I knew
we
mance, Duke head coach Gail Goestenko-
out. We
were
rs
with
a
celebrated in
times
four
style, fitting herself four
the rim. She also held aloft
over
fingers,
symbolizing
ketball team—an unprecedented feat.
“Every
year
you
want
to
do
thing special,” - she said. “For to have
their
something
to hold
on
in
history,
is
place
own
team
an
the Blue Devils
as
overcame
to handle the
Tar Heels 77-59 Monday night to
winning the
of
performances
powerful
10-point deficit
early
Tillis,
2003 ACC
en
route
that
began
fast
and Beard
break
layups,
with
of
pair
a
added
a
to cut into North Carolina’s dou-
most of the first
Duke looked anything but as
close
spurt. Se-
6-0
nior Sheana Mosch
ble-digit edge.
Iciss
could go
we
only
was
second,
However, during
especially Alana Beard and
their own,
last
a
something
flexing
team. We still
and I knew
margin
jumper
her muscles Monday night. Her players,
delivered
the
to, to have
alone in
who has
tom ACL.
when I went
even
great
a
a
Duke entered the break down 31-25, but
really special.” Goestenkors wasn’t
with
way.”
thanks to
some-
our
still
Currie,
said
season
could do it
great players,
all the
four-straight
for the women’s bas-
ACC championships
had
sure
to
half,
repeat
tournamentchampions. The Tar Heels
employed
hybrid
a
which
offense,
con-
fused the Blue Devils. Duke also looked flustered at UNC’s as
of
physical style
play,
both teams hit the floor hard during
the
Tournament
intensely fought first half.
“I think at
one
JENNY MAOAHE CHRONICLE
in the first half
point
a
ALANA BEARD
couple of players
in Greensboro.
After being shut out in the first half, Tillis scored 21 points in the second,
cluding
16
in
helping
Duke
the
13
opening
seize
a
minutes,
nine-point
which North Carolina could
in-
never
lead, come
back from. The 6-foot-4 junior also pulled down 10 rebounds,
an
effort that earned
her tournament MVP honors.
Monique Currie’s feat at the ment.
Beard,
a consensus
American, said teammates is
2002 tourna-
First Team All-
proper recognition
for her
have been saying that
I’ve had to carry the team,” she said. “Ob-
viously
I
mates
can
don’t have to
step
up
do
were
what
we
it.
My
team-
at any time. It’s
to show doubters that it’s not
just
great
me.”
doing
were
[as
team],”
a
period with
a
started the second
13-2 run,
six-point
deficit into
Minutes
later,
just
a
five-point lead.
a
rode
Duke for
transforming
8-0
an
Tillis’
The Blue Devils had
hot
smart
definitely
think
said.
team,” Mosch
really
“I
from
us
teams in the ACC and around the
I
and
grew
Carolina
never
play. shots
several
the ball
have
could
we
layups
some
said
game,”
man
tribute to
rebounded and would have
we
There Devils
won
North Carolina fresh-
LaTangela Atkinson,
Beard
recover,
frustrated with its inability to
certainly
cut down
Wynter
Whitley
her
dance”
“happy
film Dumb
the
who
and Dumber,
basked
in
titles;
however,
and
The
big
winning
Devils
ACC
four-straight the
a
dynasty,”
they
few weeks.
the verge of being
on
“All
Tillis.
a
the
compara-
celebration,
have to
we
do
is
win the national
complete the puzzle and
championship.”
and
trophies
mean
will be in Atlanta in
hope,
that
enough
souvenirs
“I feel like we’re
the Blue
aftermath,
the
clear message: The Blue
a
done this
little.
tively
guarded
much of the contest. “That’s
for
was
have
trinkets
the bottom line.”
country
Duke
Sophomore
obliged the crowd with
22
over
and
pictures
laissez-fair attitude applied
same
net, which
style.
in
Tech.
and then Goestenkors delighted her team
In
could
turned
in,
to the
been
for
taken away.
quickly
The
an
held
with the quartet of pullups.
is that we’re very smart.” North
have
then
matchup against Georgia
where
fensive rebounds.
the
other
Hatchell
Sylvia might
anger
awards
times and allowed the Blue Devils 21 of-
made
a
we
but what
athleticism,
separates
coach
Heels missed
close
“If
think
Duke’s second round
during
reaction to her team’s poor
a
from
regrouped. as
shot
technical foul for arguing with
a
The Tar
spurt, after
want to be known
head
official, but her
which it led 53-44.
“We
UNC
left, drew
The Blue Devils
a
catch Duke. Down nine with five minutes
Beard said.
have incredible
long overdue.
“A lot of people
they on
goes up for
up in what
got caught
doing, and that had an impact
hand to ignite
Tillis’ award follows injured teammate
crown
was
the 20 rebounds she grabbed, including
four
3
5-of-17
on a
astonishing
more
straight ACC
GREENSBORO
After her team put away North Carolina
16 points
registered
shooting night, but
10NDAY, MARCH 17,
Over the break... Football’s All-ACC selection Shawn Johnson transfers to Fordham; women’s lax wins 3 games MIKE COREY
By
women’s distance
The Chronicle
brightest spots of the
One of the
2002 football
sea-
ACC defensive end Shawn Johnson, son, first-team All has announced his A
junior, Johnson
conference
led
the ACC with
sion
next
outcome
was
play for
re-
Divi-
According
to
the 113th best
was
inevitable and
best interests of everyone
Franks said in
3,000
in
probably
the
involved,” head coach Carl
3 wins
on
accumulated
lagher
'three
in
goals
20
wins
women’s lacrosee team (6-1, 1-1 in the ACC) break.
scores
Gallagher picked William and
Then, in
a
an
assist
own
crucial
Duke
as
in
a
14-5
a
Rowbury top American freshman in mile Freshman Shannon Rowbury the mile
at
run
time of 4:56
status,
as
Rowbury
14
March
in
in 19th
eight
place
and Ark.
Fayetteville,
in
Field Her
on
Americans
earn
career-high with
Warner at
leap
pole vault, 8 athletes
won
the IC4A
the pole vault
matchup
in
Championships
finished
Among the eighth
next
season.
Michael
points. The
10th with 24 points
onships, also held
Fordham SHAWN JOHNSON announced his decision to transfer to
30
place
Brent
Boston
last
garnered
30
in
the
women’s team
ECAC Champi-
All-East honorees—all athletes or
better—were
the
the
5,000
mile.
Two
men’s
No.
versus
prevailed
9
13-
halftime, 6-5, but
at
goal margin
too much for its Tobacco
was
most
in the fourth a
Warner,
meter
men’s
placing
sophomore
run
relays
and and
goal with
give Duke
conclusion
to
a
(3-2) squad
6-5
17-6 March
shutting down perennial national
victory.
Such
11,
an
three
power
easy out-
days
Loyola,
Loyola (3-1) exchanged goals early
the Blue Devils trailing
blowing
Kevin
remaining
surprisingly
a
4-3
at
the game open.
Nick the
1:16
for the Blue Devils. Duke routed
manned Lehigh
with
to
national polls.
by Villanova (3-1),
unassisted
period
climactic
spring break
after
an
severely
three vic-
Lehigh and then-No. 8
it continued its rise up the
Cassese scored
was
improve to 6-1
lacrosse team claimed
the break—Villanova,
10-4. Duke and
in Boston.
Hatch in
Schneider
at
over
Challenged
points—good enough for seventh place and its highest school finish with
a one
Blue Devils surge on,
Loyola—as
earn
for junior
weekend. All in all, the men’s track team
ever
a
Road rivals.
The No. 8
All-East honors at ECAC, IC4As 16’ 6”
15-5.
the strength of four Kaiser goals. The Tar Heels
trailed by just
tims
A
Kaiser
8,
rolled,
dismantling of the Tribe.
early-season
Duke’s offensive prowess
the distinction.
the ninth-placing American.
Warner wins
the
the cut for All-American
barely missed
the top was
came
the NCAA Indoor Track
7
the
for over
left off against
up where Kaiser
Mary (0-4), matching
her
quintet of
and
March
(1-1)
Pennsylvania
Against
racked up five
North Carolina (2-3,0-2), the Blue Devils
Championships
5,000.
Senior All-Americans Kate Kaiser and Lauren Gal-
inclusive.
statement.
a
Horowitz and
and Phebe Ko in the
No. 5 Duke tacks
and
12 sacks
spring ball, all positions
into
player coming
to
season.
Johnson
collegefootballnews.com,
“This
on
scholarship, intends
Fordham
I-AA
freshman Sally
were
mile, classmates Clara
Laura Stanley in the
the first-team all-
squad. Johnson, who has already been
leased from his
high-placers
decision to transfer.
the Blue Devils’ lone member
was
in the
Meyerhoff
received All-East
medley relay also
Other
distinction.
See BRIEFS
on
page 6
on,
halftime, before
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DANIEL EWING slams the ball after
N.C. STATE
have
things
from The Chronicle page 1
we
can
gone this
Hopefully
season.
take this and turn it into
success
a
Wolfpack
fastbreak in
Carolina. Redick and Jones made the
head coach Herb Sendek. TOURNAMENT MVP
Sunday’s game.
sec-
Duke 84,
North Carolina State 77
ond team. FINAL
in the NCAA Tournament.” Herb
to
Sendek
burn
30-second
a
timeout.
“We to
always
knew that
a run
ell said. ‘The coaching staff told run
coming
was
Duke, back
for
with
the
and
however, a
few
just
to
its
postponed and
Wolfpack
found Redick
Duhon then missed
other
Jones for
advantage came
up
3:39 remainon
the left
end, before a
to 69-66.
with
a
Clifford Crawford
hitting
monster dunk that
Duke within one. After
State,
come-
and the Roanoke, Va., native deliv-
ered to trim the
the
a
slowly chipping
Then, with
a
that
Redick drew
a
a
foul and
layup
brought by N.C. able to
convert for the lead.
‘We showed courage in
Ewing
our
said.
a
up
with the board
jumper
Unable to
find
passed
the
ball
picked
Marcus
an
a
before
Melvin and
the fastbreak. Looking
run
the
sophomore
Duke
was
onds,
edge.
shot, State
open
around
72-69
Ewing
started
at
slowed down, and
delivered
the
comeback,” kind
guard Daniel of
the
to
the clock after
able to eat away precious
Redick
on
the
on
sec-
crushing
take
a
The an
75-69 lead.
Wolfpack then started fouling
attempt
exception of was
to a
way
in
comeback, but with the lone Redick
Duke
miss,
perfect.
After
the
buzzer
sounded,
was
Tournament team and
year’s for Ewing great,
the
joined
by
Raymond
on
Hodge, Felton
Blue was
the All-
Melvin, of
North
than
great—better
me
because I
said.
was
a
award
is
but I could not have done it with-
out my teammates. A lot of guys it up
last
part of it,”
the
“Winning
for
us
today.
I’m
picked
proud of myself
and my teammates.” In its
semifinal matchup,
Duke took
out archrival North Carolina 75-63. The
Blue
Devils
used
a
21-point
halftime
through the second half
and avenge
82-79 loss at
last
an
Duke
North Carolina State
(18-12)
NX. State
FG
FT
R
PF
Hodge
4-15
9-10
12
4
Melvin
6-12
0-2
8
4
Powell
8-13
9-11
8
Sherrill
2
F
53
84
36
41
A
TO
BLK
17
3
4
14
1
2
0
4
26
0
5
3
11
0
77
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MP
0
34
0
37
0
29
4-10
2-2
11
11
0
2
38
3-5
0-1
3
5
7
3
2
0
3
26
Mejia
0-0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
Bennerman
1-1
0-0
2
4
2
1
0
1
20
Watkins
0-3
0-0
2
3
0
1
0
0
0
13
Roach
0-0
0-0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
Collins
0-0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
Chapel
Hill
26-59
20-26
37
26
77
13
15
3
6
200
Totals
4
Three-pointers: Melvin (2-4), Sherill (1-4), Powell (1-1), Crawford (1-
Sunday.
Watkins (0-3)
Technical fouls: None a
half-decade
in the ACC
long
Tournament,
and is the school’s 14th tournament title overall. The Blue Devils rest before
flying
now
to Salt
(19-13)
get
a
Lake
few
City
in the first
round of the NCAA Tournament Thurs-
day night.
Totals
“This moment really the
PTS
1 31
Crawford
1), Hodge (0-3),
The title gives Duke
days
(24-6)
Team
lead to cruise
to face Colorado State
named MVP. He
Powell
is
winning streak
Devils cut down the nets and Ewing
lot of heart and lots of
“That’s
came
Wolfpack
unable to convert,
other to give the Blue Devils
at
Dahntay
was
possession,
was
blow—another three—with 1:10 left to
rebound
turnover
Hodge
he drained a short
end,
one
minutes, trading baskets
ing, Duhon again
off
us
ensuing
Julius
and after Jones
stay focused.”
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who had 30
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MONDAY. MARCH 17. 2003 �PAGE 5
straight AGG
championship
game,
gets
an
open look at
a
three-pointer
thanks to
a screen
title
from center Casey
Sanders. THE DUKE BENCH celebrates after winning its fifth straight ACC championship.
sth title sweetest for Blue Devils PAUL DORAN
By
GREENSBORO
fist analogy.
a
When lecturing
on
He compares
a
a
team—to
Krzyzewski those
get
now
a
has
fist an
team to
Blue
a
likes to
fist,
five
ex-
won
of
one
their unprece-
with the most more
excited I’m
course
With Fame
a
heart,” said Krzyzewski, who appeared
about this title
really proud of them few seconds
left
on
coach started hugging
up five
than past
fingers
to
ones.
“But
of
his players
and
Hall of
holding
signify the number of consecutive
ti-
“This
helped
us
not
just
in the
upcoming years,” Krzyzewski
will young team.... It
help
us
with
a
games, but
said. “We have little
more
a
confi-
not
just
the
won
and the
second
now
kept the Blue
both
was
one
seeded
were
next
eighth
all-time
to
15 ACC tournaments.
Devils
perfect—there
player that has
the
is
lost in the
players
did not
either first
and
coaches
agreed
of the sweetest victories because come
the last two or
in
as
seasons.
second in
heavy favorites Duke had been
its four
previous
wins in the streak. as
Krzyzewski pointed out, unlike other teams,
he had no problem stressing to this season’s Blue Devils
the difficulty of the tournament—they
had lost to
five of its other eight teams. was
better because
said. “People said
upcoming
is
current Duke
Blue Devils
like they
“It
fans and bench had followed suit.
in the
However,
And the
tles. Within minutes most of the rest of the Blue Devils
single
this,
14th all-time
Duke
Carolina, which has
that this
now.”
the clock,
Duke’s
was
like
couple years.”
ACC tournament.
the
this team played
a
next
Krzyzewski.
The win also
“one for the
dented fifth straight ACC title Sunday afternoon. “Of the five ACC championships,
North
not
ACC ring for each
Devils
under
mem-
working.
fingers—successfully completing the
thumb” joke—as his
The title
leadership,
plaining that it takes five fingers—like the bers of
games
months, but the
men’s basketball head coach Mike Krzyzewski use
in
dence being
The Chronicle
We used it
as
we
weren’t
favored,”
Duhon
too young and couldn’t do it.
motivation to
We didn’t have want it more.”
we were
come
superstars... and
together
we
knew
as
we
a
team.
needed to
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play, we
and it
going
were
who
were
we were
really didn’t matter to
play.
to
We
just
wanted to really be close to home.”
They found they would have in
ing round matchup with
Georgia
State
Sun Conference
Sunday
champions. With
would face
they
ry
a
victo-
querque,
will
they
N.M., for
travel
more
No.
taken by
1 seed
was
Albu-
to
the regional semifinals
and finals. The
spite the Huskies’
natural East
region
Connecticut, de-
loss
in
East
the Big
vantageous for site]
Dayton
have
had
little
a
to go to
us
[Ohio] fan
more
ad-
more
would
we
Sheana
support,”
Mosch said.
Tech
finals
gional
its
on
elevation
highest
in the
of a
possibility with
matchup
New Mexico
area
home
No.
6
court
of any
re-
seed
at
the
W% si!l
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tennis team
single No.
time
Texas
UNLV (8-2).
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7-0
A&M
The
and
cruised
all
losing
challenged
by
doubles
the
against
Aggies,
No.
a
18
play-
teams
but
streaking
a
6 and 8 in
said her team
Atlanta, Ga.
entire
was
—
were
Runnin’
a
bit
team,” said
also overwhelmed by
was
ary loss to Connecticut.
there last year,
were
Janu-
a
“Being that
the
men’s
team
joins
stacked West region that features
currently ranked
teams
No.
cluding
in the
1 seed Arizona
top 25,
in2
(24-6) and
Notre Dame (22-10). If Duke
past Colorado State,
a
seven
(25-3), No.
Kansas (25-7), No. 4 Illinois
No. 6
we
know how to
we
it now.”
handle
gets
it faces the winner of and No. 11 Central
Creighton (29-4)
Michigan (24-6). With another victory, the Blue Devils
regional
semis and finals. The Final Four will be
played April
to
time
5 and 7 in New
fifth
a
qualifier
end,
in at
years
weight
history.
senior Tom Cass’
and
career
painful
184-pounder suffered first-round
a
Duke,
9th.
Mitchell
only the third three-
disappointing
a
the ACC
March
their respective is
in Duke
Devil
the
as
MCL
in
Michael
junior
Hoang
to
finish
place
third in
came
Orleans, La.
Championships
and
Blue
over
Blue Devils—loaded
three
return to
the moment in the first half of
classes.
with five nationally ranked singles ers
the obsta-
overcome
junior All-American Alana Beard, who
placed
women’s
and
Georgia
5
high desert, they will
April
Vegas
victories
(7-2)
Lobos,
seed Texas
“Last year [the Final Four]
6
away without
came
court, scoring
30
No.
Vegas,
2
their second consecutive Final Four—this
Hoang
Las
be-
Mississippi State (23-7),
3
If the Blue Devils
Wrestling
Duke fabulous in Las
No.
(20-7) and No.
Rutgers
cles in the
ils
from page 3
Leaving
everyone
would travel to Anaheim for the
them play out there,” Goestenkors
seen
glad
(19-9) likely he in wait for the Blue Dev-
metropolitan
country (5,280 feet).
“We’ve been to New Mexico and we’ve ....
(26-5), No.
4
No. 5
Duke also faces the
‘l’m
struggling
was
combination of
Meanwhile,
[East regional
because
play
In addition to the thin air and some
No.
[two
to
of the altitude.”
cause
Conference Tournament to Villanova. “It would have been
thinking,
shape than
overwhelming for the
Tuesday.
If the Blue Devils emerge from their
subregional,
have
play them,’ because they else
else—everyone
the winner of Utah
(23-6) and DePaul (22-9) next
but I remember
in such better
were
open-
the Atlantic
(20-10),
didn’t
ils in Albuquerque.
an
Raleigh
and
don’t have to
we
in
Reynolds [Coliseum
the first and second round].
So, the only surprises
9 ■'
be-
to be
going
we were
certain that
fairly
over
for
Raleigh
hoopla
head coach Gail Goestenkors
seed,”
be playing ■
whole lot of
a
in their tournament
played ago]
seasons
Cass
a
In
match.
tom
four
accumulated
91
wins, tied for the third-most victories
in
the program’s history.
Rebels squad. In fact, the No. 2 doubles tandem in the country of Amanda Johnand Julie Deßoo
son
UNLV. In
the end, for
deep
too
was
the absence of its No. 2 Zsiros.
late
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was
as
a
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Dormitory,
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to
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an-
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“The varsity eight had
pounds after leading the Blue Dev-
Sports staff,
a
in the foil. Final bids for
p.m.
Wannamaker
in
placer
nounced later this week.
Louisville
was
came
women’s
Ashley Cockbum, who registered
was
fall to
season.
Tommy Hoang
Atlantic/South Re-
included Christian Barret, who
for third time
6:30 p.m.
Mid
the
portion
epee
singles
Hoang qualities for NCAAs
19
a
gionals. Other strong placers for Duke
meter race,
17
placed second for
NCAA
Michael Yani. The Horned Frogs
Monday, March
to
due
overall
of
super-
Aggies (12-5). days before, Duke eked by No.
the
second
a
played in
34 Texas Christian 4-3 thanks to
on
past
men’s epee
in
wins from King, Jason Zimmerman and
7-5
this
canceled
were
team in the men’s
courts to the No. 11
Three
Classic
fencing
men’s
on
champion
rain-shortened
continuous downpour.
super-
(7-4) had already succumbed
three doubles courts and
the
of Texas
match 7
at
na-
team
weekend. The final two rounds of the
his first
set
into was
golf
finished four strokes behind Wake
falling 5-7,
Newport
defending
women’s
King,
dropped
match of the year March 11,
and
top-ranked
tional
tournament
Don’t
atXady
Gamecock Classic
by
was
hampered
UNLV
six-game
streak ended
Duke
however,
the Rebels,
9-8
upset
meeting tonight
at
7 p.m. in the
lounge.
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24-5
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24-71
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26-4
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(25-3)
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21-11
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2003
17,
head off
DEFENSE
from page 2
Iraqi
a
war
households
Mazban Khader Hadi,
was
given charge of
country’s
Iraq’s
in the
Command
ing for
“take
to
and
repulse
make
an
internal
be
to
any
Sunday made
said
to maintain
moves
the
toward
Television
States,
time
for
of urban
prospect
possibly
efforts
to
that
serve
Iraq
is
trying
of
warfare,
inflicting
in-
meeting
ners
Britain and
ment.
of air
area
missiles,
some
new
defenses
is
from
To
machine
ward
There
artillery.
preparations,
attack routes for
strategy
is
in several
ways.
of U.S.
military plan-
Saddam’s the
were
well. Trenches
intended
to blunt the effect
addition,
There
and
being filled with oil
set
aflame to
and
try
only
obscure
to make it
airpower this
However,
govern-
American
surrounding
are
lied
to
more
so
of
artillery
the
the
can
in
be
be of
reach
the
Iraq also placed
from its
army
security
units
dis-
to
said
will
steps,
they
win
American
are
decisively to be
military
confident allied and
many
ex-
relatively quick—-
measured in weeks and days and not in months.
because the
FBI
regular
pect the conflict
targets.
likely
in-
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Iraq.
to
range
Kuwait.
these
Despite
forces
will
southern
representatives
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tip of
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pipelines and oil
courage defections.
capital
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services
planners
limited effectiveness
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northern
as
northern
Iraq has positioned
among the
the battlefield
strike
tactic
taken
steps
the
to slow the allied advance to-
Baghdad,
more
other
only protects
not
hometown but
try
tillery
in-
Guard division from
Baghdad.
route to
defended by
its
completed moving
Tikrit, which
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Saddam’s
officials
heavy
satellite-guided
uses
also
Iraq has
effort to cluster anti-aircraft
an
military
Adnan Republican
anti-aircraft
been
the
allied cruise missiles.
Baghdad
collapse, In
inside
has been under way for
artillery along possible
air
hope will drastically weaken,
possibly
to
and
cluding
many
its
strengthen
to
airstrikes that American
programs
shifting areas
surface-to-air
move
have
the
thrust
U.S.
bombs to attack.
ar-
any
required.
the Baghdad
and confront the United States
defenses around
possible
diplomacy
said
to
guns
Iraq’s
shielding ordinary a
a
during
years, Leaf said. U.S. Air Force
civilian casualties.
Saddam’s govern-
mention of the
no
in which the United
Spain
Iraq’s
to world
with the
for-
plans
Baghdad,
in
opinion
imminence of
American attack.
stand
the necessary
destroy
dispel
uprising,
ment appears
his
if that is
city,
outlying
time that Saddam
Baghdad
over
mored and infantry
shop
over.
that would allow him to play
apparent effort
Iraqis from the
taped
some
cluding
calm at home and an
few
would want to control the
ground forces skies
ordered
preparations
and
would enable
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cope
undertake
airstrikes,
The
Monday. not
U.S. military officials have been say-
districts
military
to
with
have been
the establishment of the
said
to
steps
region
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military
new
a
has
and hotel windows in central Baghdad
center.
Saddam’s Council
to
Command Coun-
ruling Revolutionary cil,
member of the
a
would end
government
from page 5
verdicts. But they said the lab today is much different after
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2003
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subjected
“I had confidence in the results
of Duke Fellows
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laboratory confidence
my
review
lab director
process
interview.
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a
requirement
that all lab examiners’ work be reviewed first by
4:30 p.m.
other technician with the
pervisor.
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In addition, the lab has earned and main-
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criminal defense lawyers
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William Reichert, Professor of Biomedical
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Committee of the Graduate Faculty.
Please
contact Lana
been
material,”
ought
to
err
not a
an
a
filing
decision made
by
advocate for the other side.”
lawyer and former federal
prose-
in the lab mat-
complies with the Supreme Court’s landmark
ing
in
Brady
v.
a
an
Maryland that declared defendants
rulare
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Biological Sciences:
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ter
affecting their Oral Presentations
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cutor, said the government’s approach
Moi, James B. Duke Professor of Literature and Romance Studies
or
decision whether it’s worth
motion with the court and then
Keynote Address
Justice
the side of caution. It should be the defense attor-
on
10:45
that evidence
Department of
the arbiter of whether it’s
should not be Poster Presentations
Schaefer Mall
section.
a.m.
“If there
Voice:
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the National Association of Criminal De-
fense Lawyers and chair of the American Bar Associa-
Biological Sciences:
a
decide whether
notify defendants of problems.
said former federal
Finding
decision to
Department’s
BenDavid
at
lana.bendavid@duke.edu
if
you have
questions
disclosures
are
typically handled,” Yannett said. “Pros-
ecutors make the decision whether evidence is materi-
al and should be provided to the defense.”
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new
requirements for
residential advisers make the undesirable and represent direction for
Student
plans, but the latest
tial
changes
step in the wrong
a
undergraduate life
system works —is by far
to residential life in recent memory. Eddie
change
thought-
to emerge from its offices —substan-
news
to how the residential adviser
tor of residential life and
vice
positions
Affairs does not have the best track record for well
out
the worst
Established 1905 Incorporated 1993
J
Hull, direc-
housing services, and his boss, Larry Moneta,
president of student affairs, should
immediately
act
to
the
reverse
plans, which will do nothing except hurt student life. Among the changes is
an
increase in the number of on-call hours
RAs need to serve,
doubling the number of RAs
and
to remain at
requiring RAs
there is not
the
University
enough work during breaks
call
on
on
weekends
the
spend doing nothing. Especially purpose of
primary
more
than
RA
one
The worst
on
an
RAs,
so
RA
new
than
more
can
like Duke Student
living and greek
inefficiency.
an
and any number of other
on
campus. The result of this
be
a
will become one-dimensional now
which is
an
be
arms
to eat with their residents two times
expected
mean
campus culture instead of
week,
chaining them
to the dorms.
changes will disproportionately affect
The administration should also be
changes
were
made—without
rent RAs—and because the
huge step in the
wrong
neg-
as
or
and
completed. This
nities to better
new
policy is
When
families while, Provost Peter
on
goal
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more
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as
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announced only after the
ately change its plan.
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grueling
a
community.
and student affairs should immedi-
direction,
been
cam-
candidates. And I
friends
entire
criticized for the way
input from students
were
entire RA selection process had been
Worse, since
necessity, these
received
that thoroughly
dents is
part of the
poorer students.
strongly
any
changes
wants to build
to be
I
experience. However,
longer
can no
University
many students become RAs because of financial
these
a
the well
protect
individuals and will make
appreciation for
tremendous
and
of Duke’s
and learn about each of them
course
forever
views
being
I would like
has
all the
I
to share
campaign,
opportunity
trum of
paign
making this
is that RAs
If the
community, the first step should be allowing them
ative
Additionally,
ill-advised attempt at forced interaction.
life outside of student affairs.
a
benefit, RAs
can
of the administration.
Essentially, what these changes have
to
had the
ideas with other candidates
that
support
the
During
my
Government
during the election. This
integral part of the University community with inter-
esting experiences and activities from which residents
RAs will
the
leadership activities
policy is that instead of allowing RAs
Student
to express my
longer be heavily involved in organizations
no
lend
to
to Matthew Slovik for
president. First,
than 10 hours per
more
writing
am
support Duke
Government, the Duke University Union, selective
groups,
vibrant and
I
having
policy prevents RAs from being
involved in campus activities that take up week. That is, RAs
Campus,
Wang endorses Slovik for position of DSG president
where
RA is to unlock doors for residents,
call is little
change in the
West
on
the editor
to
holidays. But
over
to occupy the
increasing the number of on-call hours only increases the number of hours RAs
Letters
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Duke
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witness
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look
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name
system
living
on
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on
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no
the
health fee
get
you
of
all
of
buy
close
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to
you
physical the
over
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ing
high-
will
deem
so
far
more
to
to
discover
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won’t
money
could
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hearty welcome back
to the Bull
the
begin desperately counting the
of
beginning how
sure
back.
There
are
is
everyone
many
Durham,
spring break by
not
to
be
to
be
reasons
of
undergraduates
to
days
Fm
February,
gleeful
City
how many Duke
considering
nitely, but to
find
men’s
then
do
you
basketball
this year.
team’s
according
to
slogan
in
years to
with
graduate
THEODORE ttt
TVTADT R’Q
0
this 1997? What? Really, atop the list of People Who Should Be Fired, have
to
Duke
who guy
the
put
cated
giv-
about
paigns
basketball
the
into the
pry
is
the Duke
from
transferred from
couple weeks after the posters
a
came
out. It
still worked, but you had to cut their faces out of the
picture like any
some
bitter
Maybe
sense.
depicted
awesome
they
Duke poster,
the basketball
plantation
Umm...wow. But this as
the
guy’s had
well. While “Deja Blue” has
highlight
“Netrageous.”
It
certainly
Anyway,
no
many
some
was
just
students
buy
it
to
delayed? Is
lame
a
a
one,
dud, the
only,
the
look at
so
lavatory course,
these
days,
plane? most
trashier than porn anyway,
in the
over
much porn at air-
gate
this to me?
in
regular
their
case
quick trips
What’s going
so
plane
explain
it intended for
while in the
by
face to face with the
on
to the
here? Of
magazines
are
it doesn’t really make
a
their
celebrities.
magazines” us
actually
cate-
the exact
an
internal
result of one’s external
a
to
in
one
Myrtle
like
you
pretty
70 times. Not
city block repeated about
good city block, either. Unless
a
bet-
pancake
hous-
But
all
concerning
question
that
incoherence,
preceding
the
sometimes
from
asking
into
pops
a
THEODORE
and
establish
before
this
Monday, Monday’s
purpose as,
again and again.” So they
fect. In
“Insult
did
life
it, again
forgot here
at
Moneta
and again.
not been per-
lot of its
a
way.
present pribut the way
strategy,
what the
team
its
right
now,
university
will
come.
umn
is
senior. His
Trinity
a
col-
other Monday.
appears every
just
as
student body felt
no
and
chose to
column
turn. Not to ism that it
but
“guts”
is
changes
then tell
the
to racial
risk
I don’t think I’d
as
I
like
not in
tial of this
school,
an
in 1957.
people
to
I have
put
and
the
never
opportunity
such
as
to make
part
of
the incredible band whose
serves
nance,
Sy’s
the origin
as
Oh,
name.
word “-ss” in
it, which
pretty
of
also
many
their ideas.
superfluous,
dig substantialname,
via
asso-
non-parenthetical
of the
assonance, is
It is
felt they fit in
had away of expressing an
reality
qualms of the
to who have
excessive references to music I really
ly,
the
well, the school.
by,
into text
spoken
never
is,
poten-
represented by Sy-(Snootles)-and-
represented
attempt
at the
Well,
the column
English major,
the-Ramblih-(Root-Beer)-Gnome,
an
junior
in the tension between the
it, generated
see
it’s
since Orval Faubus stood in the
integration
sounding
appar-
that much resistance
seen
what is the purpose of this column?
of
someone
you
Guts? What were they worried
so.
doorway of Little Rock’s Central High So,
every
students
about, getting detention? No, we’re still
high. And
at
always cool,
hammer
to
real
some
understand, to do
whatsoever,
arrangement
new
chutzpah
make
to
don’t
taken
it
by it), last semester’s
to contradict the adolescent tru-
lot of
a
Campus
large part of the
a
insulting the administration
attempting ently
the
rip
attempt
takes
West
connection with
quite often repulsed
was
first. But
things
why
reasons
the fact that
altered (such
was
but first
seeing it, guys...),
not
rather than examine the
by
the way, has
the
cool.
alleviating the social dominance of fraterni-
that,
sucks!
should have been
ly,
Larry
Moneta’s tenure has
ties at the expense of independents
they
continuing
interpreted
rugby
bucks
few
look among students sure
to
I wouldn’t mind talk-
a
risk
Bill English
is
And finally, it is
should
may
years
donate
to
me
poor
five
me
have to lose in years to
here and
further in the semester. Some have any
that
the
help
member of the
a
throwing
things
column is, “What is the point of this column?” I guess
probably
alumni inter-
as
calls
orities with this
HUXTABLE PROTEGE’S mind in the writing of this
I
now
I’m not
the school,
and “Wings” boutiques.
es
God
who
to
that.
however,
from spring break
window
which is
Beach,
May, miles
drive 225
by SUVs with Duke
overrun
than North
much just a
Myrtle Beach
opportunity
past
to relax away
opportunity
unlike
crowd,
excellent
to the beach this
went
them. Hopefully, Duke students found
on
city
ter
an
Now, admittedly,
means.
traveled
Can somebody port newsstands?” guys
in front of
other recent hits
the
idea what it
obvious question, “Why is there
flight’s
ago,
“Tradition.”
caption,
spring break, which brought them
Do
few years
a
the women’s basketball slogan for
was
2000-2001.1 have
from
been
gone
with
clings
of the Confederacy,
players standing
with
house,
have
should
“Confederated” instead. Speaking another
to make it make
ex-girlfriend
every-
let
latest entries into the
is not
beauty
excellent
an
away and still be
players
to
our
physical appearance. Better apply the correct makeup!
basketball slogan in 2001-2002, which turned out to be until two
dentists
chance
“women’s
but is really just
possession,
which is
quite appropriate
and
Stylists
and
that
Other gems of his include “United,” the Duke women’s
the team
and they sell at
lives of uninteresting
magazines”
week, which
Monday, Monday
have
now
budget-
cam-
less
interesting question
returns
sup-
the University’s
fundraiser
ing
the
fundraising
not
point,
far
to
likely
are
quo and
the
so
Duke. However,
edu-
of
clear his
donations become attractive
alumni.
to
alumni
workings
later,
years
programs
precisely
targeted
choice, how-
bound to return
are
less. The most
another
at
Many Duke students
slogans.
poster
the
People and US magazines
airport.
this
more
Four
status
differ from
ests
develop-
as
to
for it is only in
pro-
bitter taste in
more
general
University,
of the
thrilled
are
same assurance
PROTEGE
you’d
does
RDU
own
is
This
a
priorities,
for
come,
a
quasigroups
will not like ary administrators
Duke
ever,
interests
donations
money
ported by the
club
ests. Duke will have little
fire
by
when it became
Targeted
direct funds
own
however,
hijacked
intent.
Bass,
direct
and
gories, both of which coincidentally offer
Is
“Duke Rocks?”
My gosh!
their
end,
than
wishes would not be followed.
rather than earmarked alumni inter-
tabloid genre. It’s called InTouch,
“men’s
in
of
study
Rather
that
was
Yale
to his
forced to return the $2O mil-
was
lion to
mean
cases,
the
support
political
Bass’s
Yale
highest officials
be able to
additional competitor in the ever-excellent glossy
clients
for
many
is seldom presented
to
Help! Airports also show off the
still the
is
difference. In fact, an
very
back, only
come
that “Duke Rocks”
in
Of course, Duke’s
More
more
with
technically
can
$2O million
and directed to ends radically at odds
directly
on,
donation
recognize
lesson.
civilization.
academic
not
their FOCUS
or
alumni
do this
would like
in
the
donation at
this
gave
directed to
being
past.
play
of
One
intentions.
1990s to
early
mater to
Western
particularly
to
the
importance
alma
are
the
alumni
alum Lee Bass
campaigns.
ment
to be
them.
mean
where
thrilled about returning to Duke, defi-
used
they
group,
THEO HUXTABLE’S PROTEGE though,
would
they
in
the
targeted
in years
as
their mouths and become
solve
only
court
donations would
Though
option
serv-
Duke has problems,
as
donors
big
team
already
per-
new
to
support—perhaps
to
gram.
Yale
into the future.
alumni to contribute
religious
start
particular curb
a
the
sports
and
parked
start
programs
like
This
Catholic
However, unpopular
gripes far
Targeting
operations.
cars
Services.
only
it
the
maintaining
recall the Bass
by
internally
in
of
and
Parking
fundrais-
the board,
across
scrupulous
need
another hope, however. Duke
inviting
return
to
start
Duke
integrity
come?
to
donations among average alumni,
simply
money to the administration
certainly
of my
course
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