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drop
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fighting vehicles
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members of
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between the cardiology
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Baghdad.
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toward
New York Times News
KUWAIT the
2000, instituting
creating
of the country
since his arrival
success
Cardiovascular
areas
forces
Iraqi
al-
interdisciplinary
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of
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27,
U.S. army division closes
NEWS BRIEFS
•
First relief reaches
Iraqi citizens
The first sizable relief convoy rolled into Umm Qasr
some
Iraqis,
of whom cheered
swarmed allied troops
•
handing
issued
New York Times News
supplies.
a
the international
now
wanted notice for murder and
exiled in
that
kidnapping
of Peru, who is
three dozen
medical
troops
Wednesday
The
a
a
have died and almost
people
mysterious
investigators
ning spread of
3rd Infantry
began.
outbreak that West-
confirm
was
the
in
Former Senator
Moynihan
Former Sen. Daniel Patrick
City
shoeshine
boy
scholar-politician
who became
Activists
Human
crackdown
cluding was
accuse
rights
thorities of
an
was
New York
a
have been killed
Najaf
hundreds of
people protesting
city
in
the
and lasted
to
a
85
about
than
more
miles
100,000
the
war
in
a
after
soldiers arrayed around it.
they
to the
has
fired
on
which
continued
most
in
swirling sand reduced visibility
few hundred feet and cast as
the
sun
an
the
Iraqi commander inside Najaf his superiors
in
Baghdad
the
tanks, tried
from the
city
south.
Maj.
division’s
barrages,
backed
destroyed
more
Benjamin
said
Brigade,
Ist
north
commander
artillery
by air
for the had
strikes,
than two dozen Iraqi
vehicles and killed
them that he
to tell
in
troop transports—who
Matthews,
set.
repeatedly
Iraqi troops—some
the
and
eerie
Divi-
Infantry
batteries
artillery
a
as
3rd
the
evening,
sion’s
in
morning and again
Wednesday
scores
of soldiers.
By
in Iraq, in-
by police
last Friday.
on
since
attack
spokesperson
two
U.S.
the
bases
war
juries, followed
which a
50.40
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fired
Iraq
than
more
overnight, began,
a
did not
cause
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the outbreak of the
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at 1,387.45
been
war.
apparently
or
in-
stepped
with up
in
have
Afghanistan
weeks to increase their
activity if war
broke out in Iraq. Eleven rockets “The most beautiful sunset
I
ever
saw was
The Book of Sunsets."
on
Jack
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were
fired at
a
Special
Forces base in
page 4
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border with Pakistan, and three rockets
were
on
the
•
air
Bagram
on
military patrol as
five
an
a
in the
that attack, but it
same
fired
army
the
over
briefing
trigger for
that
Shkin followed
militants
grenades,
spokesperson, Capt
at
as an
a
on
a
the
areas
patrol
with
along the border
DECALS
•
PLAQUES
•
said.
on a
killed in
an
U.S.
many
rifles
were
and
hurt in
persistent
who often venture
from Pakistan to attack U.S. forces and their was
said the
excuse,” she
grenade attack
reminder of the
of rebels in the border
An American soldier
She
Monday night. As
area
in
the rocket attacks.
official said. No soldiers
was
past week
the U.S. head-
base, north of Kabul.
the may have been
The attack
fired at the
tfSHIRTS
Iraq
increase at
“They might have been using
ence
Shkin in eastern Afghanistan late Tuesday night,
slight
quarters
American and
Taliban supporters and other op-
of the American presence
threatening for
on
a
attacks,” she said
in
U.S.
a
Wednesday.
terms of
military
damage
any
said
“There has been
a
the second
war
number of assaults
Afghan forces in recent days,
at 8,229.80
in
Alayne Cramer,
said Wednesday.
The attacks,
DOW
Service
Militants
KABUL, Afghanistan dozen rockets
base in Gardez farther north,
CARLOTTA GALL
New York Times News
heavy
FINANCIAL MARKETS
militants bombard 2 U.S. bases
Afghan
brutal
News briefs compiled from wire reports.
and 5 of
city
troops
movements,
early Wednesday
from Bagh-
the
and continued to clash with American
to reinforce
telephoned
Saddam
to
repeatedly
the
burnt-orange glow
more
to militia
within
remained
1,000
as
many
loyal
intensely
Hussein,
Wednesday.
last
belong
to
forces
the escarpment
sandstorm,
The
of
au-
Egyptian
people
member of Parliament who
beaten
ODown
American
across
division’s
The
midnight Monday
The
Iraqi
as
as
fighters, believed groups
forced to encircle it,
Sunday.
major
days.
people,
iconoclastic
76.
groups have accused
opposition
reportedly
near
the
estimates,
than 36 hours.
Egypt of stifling opposition
detaining on
an
west
the
were
another American
officer here said, but
and served four terms in the Sen-
ate, died Wednesday. He
•
dies at 76
Moynihan,
pushed
The effort to encircle Najaf began
flu-like disease.
new
to American
1,000 Iraqis
fighting
attacked
since
did not in-
division
infantry
surrounded,
was
com-
The battle has considerably slowed
According
three
begin-
Division
they
they said,
for
the fiercest
were
the
about
But
River.
Euphrates
and
tend to occupy it.
Najaf
seizing three bridges
after
clashes
of
city
of the divi-
one
military objectives,
manders here said they
U.S. Army
Iraq
the
war
at •
the
across
officials revealed Wednesday
government
nearly
in Central
encircled
Japan.
800 became ill in ern
Fujimori
government discloses flu numbers
Chinese
Chinese
has
police organization,
VISION,
sion’s
INFANTRY DI-
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not been
dad, had
Service
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on
slows movement of 3rd U.S.
fighting
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public
said
use
the
policy the
goal
new
department
to take
will be
facilities. In turn, he
of the
not be to fill it with but to allow all
new
building
professors
and students
resources.
Additionally, Jentleson said the
several
will
serve
public
to
policy
have been forced to
bring
programs
move
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together that
to outside lo-
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of being
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complete
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to
with the
“overwhelmed”
was
the
approval of
pro-
chief executive
surgery and
officer of Trimeris,
second
from the Board of Trustees.
drug.
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parts put is
of
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projection for
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said,
a
David
and
semester,
to enter the
expect
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the fall 2004 semester. He said classes
the
director
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convene
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undergraduate
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ministry
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dimensions—with-
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and vice
Gen.
Iraqi
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N.C.—where he
Doctor of Medicine
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resistance
as
additional
from the
deployments
can
thin,
the council,” he said in New York.
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equally have fallen back
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and Melinda Gates Foundation. A
said
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Klausner is the executive director of
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out first
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did the people of
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beyond military
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debated
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of Basra.
city
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tions
of food and
fundamental question of the
missile
or
to-surface missile sites in the
the
the
Iraq, Annan also raised
resumed
center of the
bomb
errant
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the United States,
his naval
began
graduating from Duke
the
rocking
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of Humane Letters.
after
1,000
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night, with several big
as
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a
column of
of Baghdad
17 civilians and was
second
water in the southern
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an error.
crashed into
war now
shortages
minister.
prime
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at Wallace Wade Stadium.
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and the
zone
a
closer.
no
blunt any
Earlier,
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war
in
meeting with
a
however,
day and
Allied armies consolidated their posi-
Annan decried the civilian losses in the
some
draw
“Many people around the world are seriously questioning whether it was le-
as
Wednesday
nounced Wednesday.
dress
the
Qatar
The bombing
Rein-
Keohane
a
at
and,
United Nations, Secretary-General Kofi
As
moving
ceasefire
a
British
mentionedby the
hoping
plosions Nan
vehicles
for
a
Iraqi regime,
speech before beginning
Wednesday,
armored
“being
were
called
the
for
Tony Blair, the
of Staff,
vehicles of
they
Central
Leaders in the Middle East and Europe
international
that day is drawing near,” he said
In
concerns.
U.S.
address
not
of reckoning
of American and British actions.
Chicago;
dance leader Charles
President
hart,
are
ris-
a
did
Wednesday. ‘There will be
criticism
is far from over.”
war
the
Myers,
the
at
W.
later described by Central Command in
Dr. Richard Klaus-
physician-scientist ner;
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appearance
find them.”
we
Earlier reports of
Sec-
Admiral Frank “Skip” Bowman; artist, author
as
chorus of criticism and
an
Bush
war
Command in Tampa, Fla. he said, “This
accounts
Chiefs
they
light
are
that
sort,” adding
The University will award honorary
Joint
“We don’t believe
said, From staff reports
Richard
the
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unconcerned by
ing
and nature of the Iraqi
Gen.
movements.
degrees
conflicting
were
ap-
said.
proaching the city, military officials about the size
ment exercises
confrontation
a
of
President
Bush appeared
with American and British armies
criticism
but
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AIDS
FUZEON
from page 3
advocacy
ACTUP—AIDS Power—are
mulated high resistance to conventional
and
drugs
experiencing
are
slowly
ment
fore
which
options,
reverse
will
have
access
Hicks said.
8,000
the drug
to
this
sufficient
mand for
the
that
are
plans
drug,
the
With
is
sive
drug
drugs
to
current
as
similar
those for
a
collaborative environment,
partments
to
a
structure where the
upon each
other and upon
the
are
institutes
new
explained
“translational” research
cessful in
“He has been
enterprise.
plans
to
Willard,
the
upon
director of
in
Goldschmidt
mind,
such
colleagues
as
IGSP, and members
School of Business to act
fingertips
would be
a
any
the
larger pool of
resources,
the
technology
especially
as
particular department. Therefore, he
as
together would facilitate
investments.
Goldschmidt
suc-
said
of the
pointed
to
his
that will
quality
a
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of
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maintain his
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honored to be named. “I feel very
a
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occupied this position.” they
excited about
are
delightful person—he exudes
thoughtfulness, are.
even-
appointment.
“Goldschmidt is and
will
and personal health planning.
very
Both Califf and Haynes
ergy
pipeline
said.
and also
genomics
health
excited;
drug
three years be-
Goldschmidt will
chair,
new
generation
deals with viruses that have
activities,” Williams
and
it
of
starting his
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doesn’t matter how
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anticipation
schmidt is most
strong leadership.
at
special
more
and
study
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small you
“What I’ve achieved is not my
Fuqua
As
of
im-
develop
resistance to Fuzeon. A third-
large faculty working
a
spectrum
is to
to
counteract T-1249 resistance.
tually
Goldschmidt’s
partment.
Huntington
of
a
generation drug
the
second
humble when I consider who has
consultants.
as
advantage
campus
his
development
understood
success
developed
commitment to
that with
2003 Summer Sessions
credit
at
resources
Georgetown University
Take
he
achievement of my team,” he said.
cooperation call
institute that is vital to the
bringing departments
builder
a
do so,” he said. With
said
hind Fuzeon,
vice
and
approximately
cial reach of
and will continue to
bringing people together
of research and
the
T-1249,
discoverer senior
tri-
powerful forms.
more
the
said,
Bolognesi
inhibitors
adding that he
that Goldschmidt would
science researchers and clinicians to form
original
Duke and
at
fusion
which is
department,” Goldschmidt said, adding that ig-
large future
further
Haynes
Matthews,
in-
heavily
was
drugs that could
have shown its clinical effectiveness.
prove
reim-
receive
or
profes-
However,
surgery.
developing
The next step,
pro-
charge.
Trimeris,
at
receive
patients Fuzeon
ex-
said
Regardless of Fuzeon’s availability, als
profit
two
an
be less expensive.
were
drugs and
instituting
associate research
experimental
in
just
drug,”
he added that Trimeris
assertion,
Roche
an
[the fact
to
but it’s
complicated
required for basic research extends beyond the finan-
said,
and centers.
unify basic
an
for
drug
president for
everyone will be better off,
interrelated,” Califf said, adding that the departments depend
of the
and
traditional
was
help
to
free of
Tom
drugs such
Califf said
de-
departments
drug
on
of
vesting
“missed opportunity.”
of fostering.
evolving structurally from independent
quick
was
spokesperson
a
of the
which they said Goldschmidt is capable
grams
only
cost
far less than the usual
bursement
cancer.
Milano,
from page 1
the need for
which
easily
refuted Milano’s
margins made
$12,000
could
that Trimeris
that Trimeris
comparably
biological
noring
“We’re
to
However, Bolognesi
to
Mark
holds,
$7,000
drug
sor
sympathetic
expensive],
Matthews,
develop-
per year.
Bolognesi
expen-
treatments,
the research and
by
manufacturing costs,” he said,
or
stating
“We’re very
tremely
ment
for whom Fuzeon is
patients
unaffordable.
allowing
justified
its
of
plight
setting
price gouging..,. We don’t feel it’s
recovering
more
tantamount to
was
for
cost
that
that it’s
$lO,OOO
cur-
high
saying
to die.
adding the
the market.
on
“The IGSP is
GOLDSCHMIDT both stressed
than the
out that Fuzeon is
point
a
price of slightly under $20,000
than
priced
few
Although
the
a
per year.
received with-
however.
promise
“It’s
this
pill delivery,
price
people
different from
steeper
in cost between range
desaid
Bolognesi
not been
controversy,
dispute
and
the
of a
as
Because
radically
per year, Fuzeon is much
are
in store to double capacity.
Fuzeon has out
accommodate
to
administered
common avenue
rent AIDS
year,
being produced currently, this quantity not
the
patients
Although 2,000 kilograms
this
high
manufacturing
injection. is
mechanism
once
be
cost will be much
to
6,000
will
twice-daily
be-
developed.
about
to the
the
Fuzeon treatment,
Pharmaceuticals,
in the
partner
Fuzeon
protease
them with Fuzeon
combining
resistance has
Only
include
transcriptase inhibitors,
Roche
decried
ACTUP,
as
Unleash
and distribution of the drug.
tients would first exhaust current treat-
and
to
strongly opposed
by
Trimeris’
in-
viral counts. He added that pa-
creasing
set
price
such
groups
Coalition
Califf said.
new
position,
Gold-
looking forward to meeting the faculty
and staff of the Department of Medicine. “The biggest reward is trying to have
pact day
on
and
their
careers,” he
feel, ‘Gosh,
this is
said. “I
going
a
positive
always get
to be
a
im-
up every
great day.’”
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and
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has become
gaming
the past decade. With this
over
that makes
meaning
of the
use
friend
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can
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as
and
the most drastic
two
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play along
player cooperative
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use
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help
to solve
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from past Zelda
cartoon
pioneered only recently
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appearance
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generation
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tence.
push
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up in the
entertaining
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save
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my life:
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long
course, Nintendo didn't
warping
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your attention? of
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would one-up my bracket
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open
tickets
the
show
can
bling-bling how
back when
science
St.,
lyrical genius,
out there
sim-
the balance of all exis-
cartoon Link
improved
what video games
a
his sister, and in the meantime
which
on
time,
a
While,
will strut
into the Cat's Cradle
way
increase
come an
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game to take off anymore, it has
a
truly great
getting caught
universe. The idea
the Gamecube with
on
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Hall.
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of what is acceptable. With Wind Waker Nintendo has
shown that
experiences.
for home
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interactive
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the limits
of the
some
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change
or
sexuality.
has become Grand Theft
Gameßoy Advance-Gamecube linking ability,
now
gore and
violence,
become Dead
toys to spice
some new
The visual decisions Nintendo made for this game,
provide
in
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our
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than that. With the increase in technol-
the world in shadow.
past,
in
116
is
race.
on
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up. Nintendo has also added
things
more
to learn
happy
trusty weapons
set out to
Brady
speak, especially
flexibility,
statement that is
a
the
p.m.
expertly.
greater creative
Hyrule
a
light
cartoonish breed of Zelda allows
to its
in
Elements
While Nintendo claims that this
more
the dark forces
over
smoke,
and noted
Kenan will
t
on
next
ment and
professor
new,
polish
others.
by few
as
handled
are
level of
a
difficult to deal with in the virtual
realm such
visually, it
true
that Ganon has escaped
seems
game rivaled
often
and exciting.
challenging
begins
one
their fists
brighter
Set hundreds of years after Link's last victory of the
is still
technology
Nintendo displays
The Wind Waker.
games. While
previous
Wind Waker,
play,
Zelda
Nintendo took another
is bigger,
upgrade
Princess
save
secretly pumping
then any of the
engrossing
Legend of
new
are
to
it introduced
as
eight-year-olds everywhere
Duke students
many
While the
Calendar
author Randall
in his
step forward in this epic saga And while
page three
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1987, Link has been fighting the forces of evil through-
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page four
Thursday, march twenty-seven,
two thousand three
Ken Coi.irtney F*ck.
first If you
tutus and
expecting
are
Tchaikovsky,
might
you
mix of
eclectic
mention lucid choreography and mod costumes. ballet
as
social
pieces
This year's
ing
a
new
and
Friday
Sunday.
professionally piece
esteemed
for Choreolab is entitled
"Vigil"
a
11.
tion
inquiry into "how
an
a
as
political statement, the way
have changed
we
other than
an
artist
will
formerly known. As
Gallery He
none
lifelong fan of Prince,
a
those who
songs have
"He is
a
statement
genius."
with dance serving
"In this life all you have is
in the role of social critic.
and
yourself,
you should
so
accept
two
Associate Professor
choreographed by
Johnny
Mathis and
jazz
standards of Paul
This
honor to the power of
Baker, "The
going
on
arts have
in the
world,
will also
art
in
doubt laud
times of
always as
no
been
well
as
a
an
an
celebri-
video
a
are
no
spurious sanctimonious
just taking
prised
either. The celebrities them-
not the thrust of his art;
saw
how
Hilton,"'
it further and
1
not
than
"I f-ked
saying I
on
the
Almost
actu-
distant
Friday
at 8 p.m. and are
Sunday
no
as
if
on
cue,
attractive
an
young
Courtney
she had
acquaintanship
Courtney's
seemed
encounter
serendipitous
at 3
and some
with Paris a
piece of performance
some
Courtney" shirts
art,
-
illustrating
assertions.
Could there be
$l2 for the public and
matter
the celebrity rather
yet another example
Reynolds Theater. Tickets
sur-
non-existent,
Courtney,
observer and artist, is the
in
am
Courtney
particular object.
Hilton. This
new
are
titles,
breathily launched into recounting
—Julia Fryett
p.m.
I
none.
in this case, on
on
Eminem. What is
female student approached
social consciousness"
Check out Choreolab
have
celebrity association, or,
focuses the interest
he noted. "I
saying,
am
that
distant,
and
high-
also three
incongruity. They
is: There is
hear,
to
explains
it is the par-
of celebrity. "Everyone Paris
as
to
paintings, which
Andy Warhol
makes
T-
projected
are
the celebrity tie-in? The answer,
celebrity target himself.
a
a
No,
variety of media
such
am
a
a
including
time becomes
efficacious
for exploring
uses
brilliant abstract
truly
rumors
not request
f-ked J-Lo first'.'
the wall of the exhibit. There
escape from what's
means
"I
of
unfounded" says
P-Diddy did
light celebrity,
term for
socie-
celebri-
is not suing him for libel.
The artist
In the words of
war.
No,
variety
a
"All
Critic and artist, he exploits them and in
Paris Hilton'.' Of course,
year's Choreolab
Courtney's
the artist.
boasting,
Giselle
our
In turn,
in their
loves to say, 'I
Desmond.
shirt
celebrities by the media.
as
ticular phenomenon
involve intimate investigations into
Courtney.
the verb
redefining
that fame.
surrounding
exhibit
übiquitous
on
This mania has fueled
name
on
is
fascination that
striking
selves
M'Liss Dorrance. Both "Sentimental
Journey" and "Take Five" the ballads of
were
ties feed
first exploited and then ulti-
are
judgment calls, in Choreolab
other pieces
work is
the
"media f-ked"
are
Courtney
enjoy that."
The
to
Bryan Center.
mately defined
she examines identity under the realm of
In "Pop Life"
postmodernism,
and
strong social
a
miss" Baker said.
managed
ones:
guilty
ty has with the celebrity status.
the Louise Jones Brown
He explains
tuitously.
ture. "Most of Prince's
lot of people
12 at
in the
ties
a
to express the
does not target these celebrities gra-
Baker refuses to dismiss his work under the guise of pop cul-
that
Kelly
four-letter words to
after
sought
more
through April
artist
Brooklyn
and fame. Ken Courtney's
in Warhol-
to the beat of
move
the
assaults modern society's
art
Photos by Yoav Lurie.
celebrity.
ally f-ked her." Courtney "I f-ked
as
those less acceptable
use
Alyah Baker. She is the only student choreographer in marking her debut for Duke Dance. Clad
such
and
consumption
T-shirts
titillating
Cornell-educated,
we
acquire
inspired costumes, her dancers
YOU ARE NOT YOUR KHAKIS: Ken Courtney's obsession with
a
Osbourne" and "I f-ked Paris Hilton'' this
society post-Sept
Another highlight of the program is "Pop Life," the senior proj-
Choreolab,
as
featuring slogans
look at each other."
ect of
the designer of
series of
He would not describe the dance
but rather
made his reputa-
Having
selection
Commissioned by the parents of Duke alumna Marion examines the evolution of
his
founding
Another Rich Kid.
of Rachmaninov's Vespers.
Rucker, "Vigil"
art
fashion label, Just
own
Jeffrey Ballet. His
and is set to
fashion,
celebrity print within
two years of
dance professor Tyler Waiters.
highly
Ken Courtney
and other
Vogue and
Before joining Duke Dance five years ago, Walters danced with the
conversa-
realized
onto the pages of British
performance will showcase four pieces, featur-
work by assistant
our
irreverence and
was
propelled
Duke
stunning medley of experimental
Theater
Reynolds
at
He hit
outrageousness that has
Reasserting
commentary and musical dialogue,
Dance will present this
that it
an
Mathis and pointe—not to
Prince, Johnny
minute of
tion. Of course, I
want
to reconsider. The fourth annual Ballet Choreolab features
Bl*w.
S*ck.
with all three within the
me
"I
the
celebrity again.
f-ked Ken
in the works?
$7 for students. —Gillian Barnard
Cloud Chamber Turns Gray Sides Blue Once you
see
the piece,
tion. In the wooded he is creating
a
it becomes clear that nature is Chris
brings the outdoors in and
image
at the apex of
ing
at
on
inspira-
a
pinhole
allows viewers to ques-
near-90-degree angles
floor and walls. Even
though
a
a
place
opening a
use
to focus
a
dark
except for the
patrons
camera
light and project
a
domed enclosure. The opening
large bit of sky with four trees encroach-
around the circle
by projecting the image
the exhibit wasn't close to finished
on
during
the
on
scene
Drury scouted
last Monday.
He said
near-hypnotic effect
tant part of the entire
of the surroundings.
process. The
was
tify the trail
the most
museum
to the
faced with natural
rently is little
stone and roofed
path through the
logs
in
Drury
will then
cover
it in natural grasses and
a
con-
Chamber
octagonal pattern.
a
the location
year ago, but only began
noticed the calming,
an
ii
the
around them.
the placement of the Cloud
with notched
of the be
natural movie projected all
visit, I already
The dome will be
one
which
watch much like
can
struction
my
in
seats inside. The chamber will
floor and walls from above,
Drury's works
the opposite wall —inside
the chamber reveals
small door and take six
Raleigh,
between the two.
of his "Cloud Chambers" series,
obscura—a device that employs reverse
Drury's
behind the North Carolina Museum of Art in
space that
tion the relationship As part
area
// *
impor-
•; *
building will also
...
for-
exhibit, which
more
than
a
worn,
r
cur-
muddy
trees.
Drury hails from Sussex,
England,
and this is
the first such chamber he has created in the United States. The other 12
pieces
from the series have been constructed in several locations
British Isles
as
well
as
Belgium
plants, allowing
and
around the
Japan. —Meg Lawson
the structure to blend with its CONSTRUCTING THE CHAMBER: Artist Chris Drury (center) works his "Cloud Chamber"
at the
N.C. Museum of Art Photos
by Meg
"Cloud Chamber," part of the
sur-
roundings. Visitors
exibition,
on
Lawson.
will enter
through
a
will be open to the
April, and it's free.
Defying Gravity: Contemporary Art
public during daylight hours beginning
and
Flight
in mid-
Thursday,
march
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two thousand three
twenty-seven,
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by Crabtree Valley
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Sunday afternoon,
a
huge traffic jam and
in frustration.
honking of
a
"peace"
dozens of
"keep
or
you'd
it
and
up,"
people lining
Raleigh
on
hear shouts
bright sunflower
a
under the
drums and —what's that—umbrellas?
tect
and
ity
against
us
justice—that's
It's
from violence,"
raining
yet these "Honk for
outside,
Peace" activists
are
armed with
hand-painted
the
"storm
than
rent
Iraq
is
itating
Perhaps
last
people
a
umbrellas, es,
and
the
longtime
has
unique,
a
non-threatening outlet idea first struck
to
at
unique
cover
the
with
a
were
soberness of
talking
part of what tics of could make
fear we
we
was
were
with
versus
do that
a
war.
of
people could
people
can
carry
are
The
the
on
the
giant
peace
was
a
cans
and
art
form,
are
parks, churchintrigued
Passersby, invited to
donations
paint
their
who is
a
hope.
some
currently organizing
for
museum.
local
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will be
wire.
generation
however.
constructing
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is
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with
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special guests
for
creativity
rubbings
kids of
decorated
are
of the brass
Rights
movement.
pages will become the
windows
of twin towers, their words illuminated by
they
inside the of
display
to
are
one
structure.
his
own
with
a
creative
people
parasols
are
at the
has
school when
or
expression
involved in whether
a
they
is
an
impor-
movement for are
simply appreciating
really joyful about it;
he said.
PR. we've
opposition
to
children's schools
the towers
democracy,
"People
people
light
painting them
drive-by honking.
release," ticated
a
Ehrlichmann said
completed.
tant way to get
their
home
come
Gardens in Raleigh
King Memorial
that commemorates the Civil
lead or
of
refrigerators. The towers
peace and
monument tenta-
tively titled
source
with
plaque
refrig-
Ehrlichmann remembers
new
in the
These
Rights."
made of stacked
whose parents would
For Ehrlichmann,
stop
are
with
agreed
creativity
lege students,
the top side
endless
principal of
ceiling with
children and col-
a
an
These colorful
a
the help of local
that
his
the
Ehrlichmann,
What
being
which
boxes,
placed
not
edifices
15-foot-high
las dangling from
sols,
poli-
parasol displays on
an
a
"Twin Towers of American Civil
erator
while others leave them
does
carry and
something
painted
by
own
welcome to
are
the cost of supplies). When finished,
home,
of
workshop
brushes at
with peace para-
big
top?"
sign
"liberating."
up his outdoor
The
and why not take those
Ehrlichmann's classic
and peace.
fishing
somber black umbrellas and paint peace
signs
paint
war
mobile of umbrel-
together? So, I suddenly had this
idea that umbrellas
young children.
him the knack to get kids
art
meeting
appropriate,
politics
rejoiced.
for
job
display
dramatizing
fighting
full-time
parasols
mock coffins," he
with
war
said. "While that
about
"What better
exhibition of peace
of North Carolinians Against War. "We
peace to be
Ehrlichmann,
creative and
Ehrlichman at
a
gives
charge (though
no
month
protest
protect ourselves
to sunflowers.
schools and protests.
inspiration (and his supplies), the
umbrellas offer
joy
about
proudly carry theirs
D.C.,
Quadrangle for
painted parasols
who have
to
job of parenting four
Ehrlichmann sets
local activist
Washington,
a
that's what
painting for
Ehrlichman and the hundreds of
For
his
City
encampment
peace
as
Chapel
hope
he said.
Ehrlichmann has found that young and old alike find
Raleigh, as
pro-
around
resident of
and the
might
little creativ-
a
thinking creatively
Ehrlichman,
New York
sun
ter-
precip-
Roger
far
umbrella
invasion of flowers!" Ehrlichmann
other full-time
in
the world.
taken the art form
the
skies of war,
umbrella for peace and
one
best
sun-
Ehrlichmann —one that he must balance with his
cur-
war
ordinary
path of
rain, by adding
Protest art is becoming
of'
violence" that the
an
an
or
The
underbelly.
is symbolic of hope and
threatening
under
our
But there's also
pro-
tection from
sun
unifying
Correction: Peace Parasols. not
most
and fear. "While
ror
the sidewalks with posters,
the
on
says,
faith because sunflowers follow the even
notice the
you'd
and
flower, Ehrlichmann
was
lot of angry people
a
But then you'd
Umbrella of Peace
an
think there
page five
are
to
war.
it's
a
kind of
"It shows that despite the sophis-
had, there Perhaps
taking against
is still
widespread
this is the first action the
war.
Maybe
it will
future actions." —Vicki
Kaplan
page
Thursday, inarch twenty-seven,
RECESS
six
two thousand three
North Ninth Street: Tom Roller
In el
a
world of
lots,
buds of
greening
by
Robert Tai
where
one
When
the paint is
not
fresh
as
is
A hidden book
of Myrtle all
shop,
Beach,
as
come
wash,
car
This is the
after the ments
on
as
a
of another A hand
is
the
shaping
in
coming
and
going
■
The
r
\
reads
sign
newly
"Redz
a
an
Hair Studio."
red door that
painted
enter
old
is
massage
parlor,
designs
among the
spotlights
1
a
only
dangle before
interrupted
by
the curi-
the
mantle,
ledges.
candles rest
Soft, gently positioned the
corners, and beau-
tiful thrift furniture rests in the thoughtful-
ly
created space.
ness,
red
goes for
more
A
a
sense
separate, of open-
in the
her—is
and
sculpted
you
daring
force that is
with
a
rare
among other young
The minis-
nose
earrings
tion
ring,
that
sophistica-.
they
noticed
only
part
essary
the
carried
are
are
as
a
nec-
of the
"Howya
doin'?" she
Southern drawl hits you
figure
Andrea
is of
Brame,
promising
here. Redz
in the world of
chatting
"When me,
people
own
think
I'm
of the North Ninth Street revival.
ers
from the North,"
speak, they
step back for
she a
"but when
said,
moment, like
unsure." A lifetime Durham
previous
creative drive own
for
a
resident,
five years at
Andrea
spent the
Wavelengths before her
pushed her
toward
opening
her
studio
I
had been
years," she said.
was
years, and this
year. The
up and
"I
day
the
sign
thinking about for seriously looking
for
building, specifically, went up,
I
hair-
snatched
it
signed the lease"
"It's all about the air," she said.
corners
in
thing special about Ninth Street. Everyone
can
be whoever
they
"There's
I
they're
But why Durham?
style.
while engaged
SNIPPING IN STYLE: Andrea Brame, the
see
they always
the last two
different—something
in their
the creator
"It's something
doesn't resonate
something
and
see
four
city."
quiet bustle of activity —four
sculpting
|r*
a
and flow.
feng shui
dressers, existing
tea'll
wall is
The sleek, sterile white and black of
other salons
I
Every
creating
acceptance
"The best
everytime
of Redz Hair Studio.
walls demol-
open square that's
large
highlight
solid bright
ferent
The
of
centrally positioned fireplace. Beads
ous,
dif-
seemingly
asks. The sweet
of radiant color,
room
open—all
ished—creating
continuity
style
proprietor and
is
room
dark hair—its
short,
whole.
South Beach.
-T
and vin-
tage treasures of
with such
shows
like the
places
Soho and Miami. The
cule
promise of
reminiscent of the art-deco
u~-
away
speak of far-
women.
Cozy and the survival of
Rouge,
used to open into and you
—a
bar.
painted a
Broad
special
—and it isn't the
college
Step through
Elmo's
uneasy senti-
change
greater, something
mainstays
beginning
and
to
over
But those
wane
the creation of Vin the
a
afraid to wander
once
storefronts and faded buildings. A
something
now
Shoppe
Markham,
were
hours.
the
Stop
many
twilight
are
only
an area
developing
are
—
of North Ninth street—the "back
A-1
Diner up and down
place where
to be
store
own.
area
alley" between
clothes
chipping
music
a
seem
style. These buildings
into its
But this
The
epitome of style.
might
food shack reminiscent
a
old
The
style.
before you is
figure
boutiques
street-wide personality that is to
how-
facades,
one
away.
in what would
mainstays
devoid of
an
thought
necessary to create the best
character.
badge of
a
the creative
tall, graceful—the
examines the
expect —it's slowly peeling paint
color
and tear of
wear
neglect.
closely
one
the
only expect
show the
bursts of
April, lay bright
would
several decades of
ever,
muddied grav-
crumbling curbs and
nestled among gray trees yet to
some-
It's laid-back.
want to be—any-
Thursday,
march
twenty-seven,
two thousand three
RECESS
goes for whoev-
thing
whatever you are'.'
Lindsey Locke, Trinity 'O2,
of the Durham
nity
graduate
in
m
a
career
cubical and miss-
a
her
in the club
involvement and
lounge
hometown of she
now
self in
her-
for The
permit
Lounge—her
Siren's
own
"classy, upscale tini bar"
across
likely
a
event in
le it
"and what
so
its *cts
special
beeen
square-foot building
the
resting
hopes of providing
different—a real lounge
something
upon
a
155-gallon
with
aquarium,
a
bar
and Ninth
Street's only permenant dance floor. "What Durham
lacking, seems
ties,"
is
prime
like
no
has,
and
historic
one
other
larger
cities it
are
just
into these opportuni-
Locke said. "What is here is beautiful."
This architecture also
inspired
"I would have
picked
she said. "I
never
wanted
create
my
own
air.
a
something
with character—something
the
new
simple
the age,
new
building,"
that I
could
use
to
reproduce
to
to create
Just
the
However,
creativity
"originals"
"The process across
Lounge.
"It's
a
sleak, Shops
graced
are
with
and
rarely
That's
in such
come
why it's
difficult
so
original—to have the patience
wipe
to
pointing
street to
of shops—even
warehouses,
perfection.
to work with the
akin
transcends
Southpoint.
go to
pre-wrapped
both
something
of old advertisements
reproductions
murals.
of the
"wearing"
ecletic, vintage.
an
to resemble old
is
away
the dirt and
uncover
that lies beneath.
slow," Andrea noted while
the
street to the future Siren's
going
take awhile for the entire
to
change—but
and
Lindsey
I
are
the
just
beginning" Much
like
browns and
buildings Sitting
seconds
old, something
and
switching from that of
housing—is
the
fading
the architecture
as
create
didn't exist. It
pricless original. This style
spring
on
own
is
merely grays,
are
toward the
Andrea.
as
inspi-
styles. The idea is
style and
the green is
real estate, and
is tapping
of the
beyond
the authentic beauty
roof,
our
clothing—the Abercrombies
our
and
the 2,300-
renovating
in the
go
historical
moldings...." has
in
world
—high ceil-
tin
ings,
I
sophomore,"
said,
Lindsey
exists
built
when
draw
recent trend in fashion has been to
remember
'
of the lead-
A
modern to that of
an
each
They
style, and,
character where it previously
summer.
bis building
one
mar-
the
sometime
attending
Redz, has become
"We
styl-
booked
perpetutally
distinct
a
put it,
clothing,
"I
John Patrick
of the area's best hair
and their
ists,
Studio,
this
of
some
to the
most
her associ-
Pezzimenti,
Carver and Jaques Trombley—are
street from Redz Hair
opening
ISi
with Andrea,
ration from each other."
ABC retail
an
Along
Andrea
the process of
seeking
is
the color of fire—fiery
schedules attest to this.
D.C.,
finds
bright, hot,
work with
of her
scene
own.
ates —Kara
years.
Dreading
renovations
did make it
she
like those who work with me"
her under-
during
area
her "pops','
"1 named it Redz because red
and opportu-
promise
ing
her
the
saw
After four months of with
seven
into Bloom
oming er,
page
only
whisper
among
visible,
as
the dull
the facades of these old now
the front
buildings
later,
barely becoming
a
becoming
porch of across
revitilized.
Redz, Andrea stared
the street,
and
a
few
looked toward the exterior of her
building.
"I'm going to keep
going repaint it,"
she
the
yellow exterior,
said. "I want
but
I'm
it to be
brighter."
Sr-
fag
was
n i
’Jb,
RECESSMUSI^
eight
page
Ladies and
Gentlemen, flleet the french Kicks
Don't worry. The
to normal.
New York
is back
scene
the flourish-
Stinchcomb, guitarist/vocalist for
ing NYC-based
French Kicks,
he leans
exhaling Camel smoke, oversized
seems
Ram 3500
maroon
either. It's been
the band's
against
shows.
occasionally
York two years ago
"The music
drag.
crazy,"
was
That's when the Strokes
he
a
in
scene
calmly
got huge,
nationwide took notice
recollects.
frenzy
and, suddenly,
New
upwards
Video
MTV.
on
big-time
them how to
Stinchcomb
thing is,"
of integrity:
we
the "new
Stumpf
"there
They're
tum, like
actually
"If
in
familiar
a
its
everyday
own
real
It's
zone.
pace,
though, it's still all as
just
New York bands.
Yet, fused
harmonies,
lines,
well
of those
and
ies, they unpack
the
van
and then
chill
out
check,
actually bassist
mellow
skillfully
as
;s
enmeshed keyboards and gui
scends the
don't think
holds
constricting
they
essed
were
a
it's not the even
their
fame,
the press
ench
o
don't live the
they
listic,
typical
bi
'alls
rock
Digging Beeper A
burning fuse
sounded
never
Dynamite, aka Niomi Daley, in
Deeper ; is
a
with her
Daley's
scene.
sweet. Ms.
experiences
some
years ago, and others of the
of Lauryn
Hill
a
few
remarkably less famous
and 40s" rap: f ree
A-
high
as
as
I
High," Daley
or
ecstacy,
need." Ms.
sepa-
version <
paint off
the wal
was
strictly chemical
my music
Dynamite is
gets
no
me
goody-
as
■
a
ered
if the
jilted
considering putting yourself
a
Little
Deeper
friendly
some
local music retailer.
about 20 minutes
genre to genre in order
to
size, he
as
his sunburst Gibson. Unlike
their crowds
Matt
living,"
are
generaily
grow-
catch up with them.
to
as
far
van
after the show. "Just be
muses
rolls out of town
eventually
en
route to Atlanta. New York
start
Kicks
won't
might ever
be
to
out an
during
email to
be back
to
but the French
normal,
be close to that.
Responses
while
purposes, this
ing. Say what at least
change,
they
you will about the
a
bouncing from
find the album,
Ms. Dynamite
breath of fresh air for musical soul.
—Garver Moore
seems
most
the
to be
Mad,"
hand
i
are
they
son9
in Vears
talk like
afraid to
challenging
-
as
that it's alone.
John Mellencamp
mighty ballads
diverse, and
in pop culture's
more
history—is
World Gone
a
on
their website:
to
looking like
play tough for
am
to
I
on
crazy
stop it/ Get your
grandma's pocket."
step, although
not
a
particularly
But the most funda-
one.
existence,
rather
than its content—and that is what's most ominous our current
world. The Dixie
their shame at their
Rock"
my
made their first
you're
mental fact of protest music is its
imposed by patriotism,
advance,
out
a
encouraging
the least
opposition, "Combat
than any time
It's
the blind march to war,
more
Bush
pills? We've got
of resistance.To think my show missed those....
richer,
for download
the camera/What
and Chumbawumba have unleashed
is
years, "In
Zoolander/Trying a
un-
the false binaries
today
socially
navel-gazing. The
Boys recently
"George
quo:
Almost alone: such notables
Music
the
torchbearer of
mired in
largely
song in five
a
not treason but
year in
behind,
promising
Beastie
about
a
rally
intellectual music in history, hip hop, is
pre-
scenario status
know,
or
was
conscious music, the most bracingly
same/Those who disagree
to
their music
Our generation's equivalent,
than
out the silent
punks,
vessel of expression that people
could
the best P rotest
calling
present
disappoint-
and
vision of solidari-
a
drug-addled. At least
Since when is skepticism
and
hippies
ty and progress, however utopian
THE GREAT S/K: Sleater-Kinney produced
exposing
able to
were
still
Dissent's
a
mainstream pop and rock of having enough
substance in the first place to be actually
over
seems
to send
antagonistic
accuse
at
I only found
stunning
get
is
mussed,
all the
Sleater-Kinney's
a
is too
Indie rock
its hair
wide message. In the meantime, nobody would
situation.
has
rock
experimental
that Hendrix
(other
song
world in crisis?
a
flooded
was
bombed may
this all it has to offer to
too detached and indifferent to
the
Simultaneously decrying
level of creativity, put down that well-sterilized Furla ice
Though you'll spend
a
comfortable." The
show their face."
movk
head instead to your
the
Matt says
audience,"
an
night, the
matter
nice small house somewhere pretty and do
Where is the protest song?/
it's the
into sensory depravation in the hope of attaining
is
recent
American?/
rap
media has you
plays
—Scott Hechinger
however,
"Where is the questioning?/
never
unimaginative
a
the Clash and XTC
Dylan,
worst-case
album is tossed
pick and
same; there's little
science of what
accomplishment
So,
on
house this
if it is. "No
as
starting
One Beat is not the easiest to
The title song,
rock, brainless
packed
a
they wouldn't mind taking this thing
war —and
protest songs—stay
like, but it
who
hip-hop, R&B,
hype
is
year ago, this cut off the stellar
number
the song for
being
"Combat Rock." Written about
could seriously ;
I
sent
For the show's
fine: The people
That being
catchy
woman
ing,
the
this for
when the
bombs, presidents,
Baghdad") that addressed
complete without a
15 years old.
current
piece ("Dy-Na-Mi-
Out,"
I
every one,
the obvious "Bombs
speaking of Emi here's
frantically
Mclntosh
Hugh
way.
happened
so
nature.
songs about
haven't said. But
("Brother"), love
it"
war
and
fusion at its bes:
so
WXDU
but for the most part
one
The album
on
hours of war,
appropriately bomby
least
goody "clean"
an
in, protest
"bitches, ho's, bling-bling
"Listen to me,
f-k coke
My radio show the very first
right stuff —virtually
In her reggae preamble "Natural
GRADE:
strings
show, however,
own
the station's listserv asking for song suggestions of
reggaeton fellow, Daddy Yankee.
rates herself from traditional
close to
pressed
‘Combat Rock’
in
first major effort, A Little
collection of innovative and refreshing
sounds that would remind
mic
mixes American influences
hip hop and R&B together
Britain's garage
so
Now,"
modesty and rebellion:
drummer
as
this
While
cave-in
actually did
give
"Down
Floydian
it'll go, they don't ask for all that much. "I'd like to
have
even
Pink
blend of
still play
the
changes
'ways been opti-
matters most to them. like rock stars,
Kicks
performing
can.
One Time Bells. is chock-full
times,
it's hard not to react to
any moment. The
growing fan base •
They look
he
that
to
about."
and well-written tunes like the
While it's far from
precariously
ready
eem
in the first place. And part of
a
guitars
French Kicks
the cracked
gainst
they
ever
luxu-
seats,
taneled walls
writing
singing
out of control.
precisely
of the two
one
ided love
tars, their music far tran-
of this pseudo-genre
on
and
care
Matt and Josh Wise (Guitar/Keyboard/Vocals)
pretty
as
presence is
shred their
Lawrence
if observes
and at
really
his mouth, and his brother Lawrence barely moves,
road-
how time. "This
w
works:
inexplicably catchy
stage
dismal
usually
deep
they possibly
philosophy
and sinuous
what you
about
with melancholic
posits
While Nick coyly leans backward,
sound
themselves, in their
an
no
on
care
no
and the beautifully distorted rock anthem "1985." Their
momen-
in
focus
simply
eerily angelic
far: arrive
so
breath. Having
clever
beats and seamlessly as
one
venue, stretch
"Rr
journalistically conceived,
three part
too easy to dismiss
another
own
motions, sub-existing
at the
some
Their
his
parallel
can
the best songs
but not
life,
its
bands had
the French Kicks
The Kicks
of
atypical world. This show is normal
already been playing for years."
issue
an
lose those, then
we
"You
voice,
vocalist and former
wasn't any rock movement at all. Most of those
For
inter-
Nick
though,"
intonations that
fucked."
are
really. Touring's got
explains,
don't have stuff
No homes,
food to survive. "When you
barely enough
clothes,
time,
photogra-
dress; magazine
insists.
Bigger
same
Kicks had nothing.
Bells, the French
One Time
full-length release,
first
ing their refreshing
Recent appear-
shoots with
"We have standards,"
drummer Nick
of peo-
sound of New York" became "it." "The
venues.
for the Kicks.
between tours and while record-
2001,
In October
There won't be any
binges.
trend
views that would falsely represent them. It's
Matt takes another
ple
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phers telling
Hill.
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current tour, the French Kicks
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two thousand three
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mental
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ever
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play them that night
thereafter, organized boycotts
up about
actions. While
I
made
a
and every show
around the Midwest cul-
minated in thousands and thousands of Dixie Chicks CDs being steamroiled in front of screaming crowds, Does anyone know of any good protest music
from,
say,
Germany
in the late
1930'5?
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page ten
Liza’s there
missing
elements
two
are
If
they
porary mainstream cinema,
and ambiguity. To find these,
Gwyneth
Paltrow
much
was
enjoy-
more
filmmakers,
the independent
faith healers who change able
on
back in the day when every-
screen
lives
own
thought that she
one
she's hell-bent
British.
was
that she
connection to everyday
is
well
as
proven that she
pretty, she's
as
View From the
trashy comedy,
straight
Love
I debut,
from Texas
her trailer park for After attending
job and her
new
new
life
a
you
flight
boyfriend
actually
ing from
so
grotesque),
by
life, trying
whose
but loss to
questions learn
me was
nothing
many
about Wilson's
nothing
ally manipulative
and
opting
own
the
unanswered (we
funeral scene,
with his
wife),
Hoffman (Philip's
Gordy
brother) deserves serious
the
begin
was
in
be afraid of.
The film leaves
suicide.
job and
outrun his
to
that there
end,
hazily
He discovers,
fears.
emotion-
an
gritty and
Wilson
wanders out of his
relationship
film with Wilson's
credit for not
complex,
them in his
unspoken
especially
The
minor instances of
to Liza's death
trend in
many films
at the end.
in order to
stereotypes of never
viewers, the film
run
beings, through
boredom. Gwyneth
new
could do better. a
all his
answering There
script.
for
and,
gravity.
we.
to
returning
—Katie Sommers
with
human
his
someone
time
to
her
are
of
us
one
know
ever
good
a
don't want to know?
we
do
can
to
unan-
ever
commits suicide? Is there
hear what
any
we
an
but
much,"
so
face in life. Do
we
as
teenage girl remarking
when faced with
to do what Wilson does
his
reshaping
mother-in-law
All
with
questions
why
himself into his
job, socializing
co-worker,
mousy
relationship
swered
Louiso follows Wilson
lifeless
a
tactless
Hoffman's script mainly reflects many of the
world has
complicated
as
such
unrealistic dialogue,
"It's cool that you miss
Wilson,
to
reality,
The
attempts to re-adjust
well-meaning,
tense
ponder
that way,
neither have
life;
its
unconvincingly
devas-
depicting personal
to reinvent the psychological
fashion characters and environments that stop crisis
some
(though
more
like it
mediocre that the only emotion it
evoked from
somehow
has recent-
instead to
surprisingly unfunny
the bimbo/hick
View may disgust was
was
Much like
Nicholson's character in
About Schmidt
the flight attendant
school drill sergeant,
Although
Liza
Louiso spares the
tation is as
up
this
seems
fun to make than watch,
Myers,
A-
cover
huffing gasoline.
to
87-minute offer-
not-so-funny bloopers
Even Mike
bizarre addiction
(Mark
Instead,
wholly predictable
director Bruno Barreto
more
with the
his
director!-
socially
a
ly committed
reaction was
ranks with his
believed that Paltrow
have been easier to stomach. and
enthusi-
tells to
attendant
could fall in love with this guy, the movie would
uneven
these
Seymour
audience if
lie he
a
Jack
(played
programmer
in the
Buffalo). Clever..,. Perhaps
result of
awkward computer
girl
she is forced to choose between her
school,
a
set
wife, Liza, skies.
as
story's originality is
earth shattering: A small-town
friendly
asts
sojourn of
Hoffman), in Nevada). The
(Paltrow) bolts
High
in
employee
(which
the movie is
is odd, considering
far from
Dick,
as
store
GRADE:
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mount.
subculture of radio-control plane
John Cusack's
note,
become para-
to
from Erin
Philip
D
restora-
of Liza's
the implications
Wilson allows the trivial
closet and southern
straight
acce nts
say.
In order to escape
Todd
experience.
one
of what it cannot bear to open for fear
film traces the
Wilson Joel
GRADE:
might
our
on
note,
has
Top,
nihilistic Brockovich's
record
Fidelity ) safely joins
The
cast that dons outfits
a
deep
a
to
discovery
however,
wife's suicide
of his
leave
Diaz, okay? a
The
(most well-known
nerd-cum-hipster
Hey Gwyneth, let's
in fact just pretty.
these roles to Cameron
that he
must turn to
be
can
Louiso
funny
Wilson's
nuance
Now that tive
showing
on
Bates). The narrative really hinges,
contem-
relationships
God but with
not with
from
modern society's
our
two thousand three
twenty-seven,
Triumph
are
we
march
Thursday,
in the
tragedy
is
film's last shot: put
foot in front of the other. —Bronwen
(Kathy
Dickey
Dreamcatcher Is a Joke, a Very Bad Joke Can
movie be
a
the 2001
Kasten's
of
adaptation
Dreamcatcher Freeman
Then meets Powder meets Outbreak—with aliens. And
no, that's not
After opening
a
good thing.
with
a
rather
ing
the
world,
makes
no
ability.
The
ing
gory alien
storyline
effort to convince
us
of
with
sive) special
effects
unrealistic
■
there,
different incoherent subplots
hideously
_
that
sav
a
Donnie
(though
and such dialogue
?
toilet seat
pepexpenas
in
below)
high-jacked military
a
from
Wahlberg morphing
and
body)
guy
entirely unintentional. Morgan
gled
are
mess
all
squandered
of
"You killed Beaver." Several times during
And
I thought it
was.
It
to
was
myself, "Is this one
that you tell when you're
a
the
joke?"
of those really long jokes
an
alien in good-
mercilessly
in this
man-
adaptation.
an
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sitting straight-faced
to contain
Trai
expelled
creature
a
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mam on
ironic,
slightly
makes these
ferred to film
image
in book
King
Stephen
when trans-
things work. Yet under Kasten's
becomes shallow,
his
form, through
satirical prose,
each
direction,
ifn
cartoonish and ulti-
mately laughable. character ences,
1
could hear King's
idiosyncrasies
but watched
as
and it
voice in
buried under
was
s
I longed
intriguing
how
much
to
Dreamcatcher
or
ed er
to
into
a
a
talent-
filmmak-
pull it off.
Whatever the
nation, some
a
the nine-minute "Final
expla-
good
book,
acting
revolutionary,
so
A
so
Flight
brilliantly
question that is only
Matrix.
last week's
of the Osiris," is
the
a
its
so
ability
human
mystic
to blend
the
The
brilliance of
reality and fiction
digital existence that is utterly impermeable
big, unfun dork). While four of the trailers will
of the
some
remaining five
of
spring's
week's Dreamcatcher.
will
most atr
I
"is this real?"
the
typical questioning skeptic
some
gorgeous,
appropriate for
so
"Flight" compliments
The Matrix through
onto
relatively
impressive
to the stories. While
traditional anime,
quickly found myself wondering
into
perhaps
enough
are
js
adapted
movie,
of the shorts
leuuav
bring life
stronger
should have
Kasten isn't
to
extremely sophisticated computer animation. "Flight"
the convoluted plot.
been
The Matrix
charac-
edium would have
Perhaps
some
release,
coherent the 600-
lever
of ists
a
story far too cumbersome for the production ither.
plot of, May's
refer-
pop-culture
answer
j
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movie,
as
Matrix short (see
amazing
an
adult to benevolent alien
Jason Lee
Somehow,
launch-
gems
'or
scenes
from somebody’s anus?
its believ-
movie deteriorates from
into six
pered
GRADE:
laughter-inducing
kamikaze in
tally handicapped
Dreamcatcher ambushes its a
were
going
helicopter?
touching story
of four childhood friends growing up and fac-
audience with
the
lessly witty banter,
is like, well, Now and
Stephen King novel,
(Damian Lewis is remarkable
didn't know it. Aside from the four friends' relent-
schizophrenic?
Lawrence
Dreamcatcher,
to
Thursday,
march twenty-seven, two thousand three
page eleven
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way.
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scene.
pork chop is
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So, if you order
pork chop —no rice,
for, and
raging social
and the salmon is almost
only get five for la carte.
are
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next isn't
comes
to the main
superior
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are
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flare for
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not.
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where,
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Italian
influences,
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a
to
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parties
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the veal.
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choices for each
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lemon marscapone
menu.
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and tangy warmed to the perfect temperature.
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make accommodations for
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ginger
and sometimes
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you with his
surprises
carrot and
there will be
different able for each
to the dish. The
bars and
Spice Street
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that
list of regular items,
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tanginess
immediately
levels, multiple
two
couple of question-
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striking (in
the smooth taste and texture
nicely with both
high ceilings,
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of the salmon, and the zebra tomatoes added nice
tasting
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private party rooms, it's better prepared for crowds than
smoked salmon and clover
mustard. The
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lunch.
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Duke's,
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feel for Anile's creativity when he
a
crisp layered honey
complement
to
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social chairs for all things formal this spring. So chances
$25 and $2O, respectively.
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of the most daunting jobs in the
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chef,
executive
cool demeanor for having
surprisingly taken
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Hill social yet another signal that the Chapel
plex
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truly
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put
your purse
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the downward sloping
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Wake
by
4-3,
lose 4-3
women
The Chronicle
Duke
team
No.
Duke
3
was
narrowly
upset
overall
tied
score
the
final
three
went
which
Stokke
was
Lindsay Dawaf by
player
“The Florida
Saras’s
weaknesses
adjust
head
well,”
Ashworth
and
said.
“As
playing
team
In
another
was
player,
battled even
up
back
first
the
to
to
momentum
second
when she
going
the
on
the
third
set
found herself
quickly
6-4,
6-4.
4-6,
at 5-4 until
on serve
Stokke overhead
a
to
the
of
more
and put
net
up
to
came
told
coaches
the
me
put
out
on
him.”
in the
third
pressure
firing
to
said. “I
line,” Stokke
However, Brendon would fight
of the
game
would break
and
At
set.
again and
go
the match and the team
the senior
capitalize into
Brendon
was
the
just trying
sixth
Granson
set,
the
win
flight, Jonathan
back
to break the Blue Devil freshman in the
the sciore. However,
unable
was
set.
by Florida’s top
N0.14Alexis Gordon.
After losing
four
set, breaking in the second game of the
Katie
match,
defeated
was
After
lead,
the court and each
on
come
of
Stokke critical
one
Brendon.
on
approach
adjust well.”
Granson
to
“One
didn’t
we
effort
pressure
Jamie
coach
a
to
didn’t
Saras
to
In the final set, Stokke made an
really good
a
and
job making adjustments
the slate
rain.
to
sailed long.
a
of 4-6, 6-2, 6-1 in the third flight. did
two
Brendon broke when
Arasu lost her three-
setter to the Gators’
Sheffield
the decisive match when he
won
The second set
sets.
match
third set.
defeated Trent
each of
decisive
a
due
in the No. 4
Playing
two
decided
matchups,
into
Sophomore Saras
at
a
matches remained
a
the
to
matches
singles
headed into
the
matches apiece, the contest
score
by
afternoon The
midway through
Duke had built
Florida (17-
FI.,
inside
Indoor Center
of
Forest.
a
victory
4-3
yesterday
Wake
moved
was
of 4-3.
With
by
women’s team
Gainsville,
in
yesterday
score
1
tennis
No. 5
by 2)
No.
(16-2)
32
to
struggled
outside at Ambler Stadium but
began
The
3
Wake Forest
From staff reports
4
Duke
4
tough
over
Florida
POSES
By JAKE
No. 5 Florida
upsets top
9
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2003
THURSDAY, MARCH 27,
“I haven’t
the
down
played well
finally step
to
up
and
4-4,
on
to
Stokke
serve
for
victory. so
win
it a
was
good
match for
team,” he said.
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See FLORIDA
on
LUDOVIC WALTER, playing in the No. 2 spot,
page 10
won
a
key
Baseball team breaks four game The Chronicle
Duke baseball
10
Duke
Davidson Davidson
third and home
5
(13-13) handed the
loss Wednesday
rainylO-5
N.C. The
Coombs Field in Durham,
game
“This
weekend
freshman Brian
many of the
with
players
“Everybody after last
Duke
combined
at
came
Jack
after
was
a
into
a
Then, up
the
“They
frame
you,
off to
an
we
with
pitcher
differently
two
runs
singles
single later, and
an
ple of
rain,
Then in the a
a
Murray.
play
its
an
RBI-
a
up
out and
continued
Although the
hitters,
gave up two
runs
bit in the last
cou-
pitched well.” minutes due to the the
throughout rain seemed
the mound and
to
first
cause
a
five few
making fielders
and coaches alike seemed to down-
importance.
“You
know,
pleasant,
it didn’t
of
couple
a
Hernandez. “Other
than
really affect
saw
people
that,
things
it
was
slipped,”
said
actually pretty
the game too much.”
from
a
slightly different
vantage point. “It bothers
ping,” he said.
pitchers the
Deacons
most since balls start
slip-
“It doesn’t bother coaches.”
Duke looks to
fifth, sophomore Grant Stanley led off with
double and Hernandez got into the act with
Layden
roughed
came
problems, muddying
two-RBI double in the
Senterrio Landrum and Adam
Tim
delayed fifteen
was
which
Coach Hillier
The Blue Devils then seemed to put the game out of
fourth, scoring
but he games
innings.
the gap to 4-2.
reach. Senior Brian Patrick hit
Davidson
‘Catty comeback.
head coach “Timmy Layden pitched well,” said Duke
by Taylor
the Wildcats had closed
out in
one
But relief pitcher Jim
straight
two a
pitcher
slip, both players
fought back, opening
Shoop and Jay Haefner. A botched ground-ball and Eli Benfield
of
at 10-5.
innings pitched
The game
innings.
back-to-back
score
retire
would
Duke starting in five
just
Tim Layden.
early lead, scoring
fourth, Davidson
Perry
the bases with
seventh and loading
the ninth and the
victory.
game
pickle between
a
fly that plated Michael Golom.
sacrifice
Bill Hillier. “He’d been
after Wednesdays
approaching the
in the
said
Virginia remained in the minds of even
a
squelching hopes
positive.”
in each of the first and third in the
of 28-3.
say that getting
really motivates
a row
weekend,” said starting
galloped
score
embarrassing,”
pretty
was
negative
The series
a
Hernandez.
beat three times in turned that
by
in
choice, freshman Javier
fielder’s
a
ROBERT TAI/THE CHRONICLE
play the
(17-7) Friday
No. 22 Wake Forest
Demon
at 3 p.m. at Jack Coombs Field.
LEE
LAWRENCE makes
Duke’s
I
page 10
Davidson would continue to threaten, scoring three
which rough stretch against ACC-rival Virginia during Duke lost three games
Socorro hit
(6-13)
Wildcats
on
on
streak with 10-5 win
losing
single. After Hernandez got caught
By JEFF VERNON
See WAKE
three-set match for Duke
10
runs
on
the
his
way
for
one
day.
Jp*.
NIT Quarterfinals
Soccer schedule set
Cards sign Smith
Rudy takes leave
Leßron
Robbie Church, head coach
The Arizona Cardinals
Houston Rockets
Leßron James, who
Georgetown 79, UNC 74
scored 27
Texas Tech 80, Georgia Tech 72
of the women’s
soccer
team, announced the schedule for the 2003
sea-
son, which includes 12 teams that
played
in last
year’s NCAA Tournament.
signed Emmitt Smith
coach
Wednesday, who
will take
was
released from the
Cowboys signed
a
in February. He
two-year contract
for $3-4 million per year.
head
Rudy Tomjanovich a
leave of
MVP
home, accounting
points in the
McDonald’s All-American
absence to receive treat-
high school game,
ment for bladder
voted MVP after leading
cancer.
Assistant Larry Smith will take
over
the
position.
the East to
tory
over
a
was
122-107 vic-
the West.
of
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10
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�THURSDAY.
Sports
27. 2003
DUKE
the United States. I would love to coach
KANSAS
KANSAS
vs
The Chronicle
from page 1
him, and played
Mar.
Thursday,
Pond, Anaheim, Ca.
arrowhead
27
But
though they
even
technically
are
underdogs, the Blue Devils aren’t look-
9:57
P.M.
West
Semifinal CBS/27
Regional
for—or
ing from
Coach Mike Krzyzewski Chris Duhon. Jr. 9.1 ppg, 6.7
Guard
J.J. Redick, Fr. 14.9 ppg, .92 ft%, .42 fg%.
Guard
Daniel Ewing, So. 12.2 ppg, .43 fg%.
apg.
Dahntay Jones, Sr. 17.0 ppg, 5.4 rpg.
Center
Kirk Hinrich, Sr.
Guard
Aaron Miles, So. 9.0 ppg, 6.5 apg, 3.2 rpg.
Guard
Keith Langford, So. 15.4 ppg, .53 fg%.
17.6 ppg, .49 fg%,
Center
THE NOD
LYSIS is
lin,
he
be able
Jayhawk might
basket. If
to out-
there
i
three
guard
of the most
sets,
guards are extremely quick,
and
Mth whomever he draws (probably
carry
the
the
Nick
shooting
Kansas ragged.
a
to
ible
in
u
win the big game,
win. Expect
out-
no one
Duke’s Jones and
in their potentially last
the Sweet
the ball
inside
defensive
lity
irich
16)!
for
team that boasts
Duke
and
in
hopes
Collison,
and
the
ihould
needs to
of
getting
from
from
upset Kansas,
10
top
hopes
head
Mike
coach
from page 9
is
who is
strong
the pace
push
Collison
said.
“He
including
Ludovic wire
2
also
Walter
down to
went
match
critical
a
Bere.
David No.
Walter
in
against
Duhon,
in
order to
has
Collison,
out
American,
of foul trouble
a
7-for-8 per-
tremendous in
competitive
moments
in
playing
was
flight because of
the
illness
an
to
Kansas
and somehow overcome Jesse Colvin
—by
that
NABC
All-
The
with
the
for
the
6-foot-9 18.5
post
senior
points
leads
and
9.3
rebounds per game. Collison could pres-
took the
set
first
in
a
point,
matchup
smaller
“I
also
was
shoulder
when
attempted
to
in
engaged
third set battle until he
serving
4-4.
at
underhand
serve
a
mild
“I didn’t lose we
didn’t
inside and I had I knew I
all
at
points.
to win.”
set
control
to
the
even
of the
match
when
Bere at 2-1. The freshman back and
won a
He he
never
key match for the Blue
On
the
tiebreak
other
short
up
after
Schults
job
Wake
Forest’s
a
hole
to
In other
action,
win
a
from
N0.2 a
back,”
Meanwhile, cruised to
a
bet-
an
set
deficit to
over
easy
a
success
crucial
“Our
bench
to
a
problem.
I’m
critical
of CBS,
but
not
be are
long
so
from
utilizing
rather
take
can
you
trying
its
problems
for
the
force
to
a
not
the nap.
Kansas
who
Jayhawks,
score
points
out
than
setting
up
of
often
transition
methodical
a
half-court offense.
“They’re
very
explosive,” Duhon said.
probably the quickest
team in
America in bringing the ball up the court transition.
With
starting
players love
lineup
that includes
who stand 6-6
Nick,”
or
Krzyzewski
shorter. said.
an
we
the ball up the
amazing job of pushing
court. So
one
of the main things is that
have to slow them down.”
Devils
Duhon in
succeed
remains
and their
think that Collison is the best player in
to be seen, but
the outcome,
tonight’s
Blue
plan of
regardless knows
Krzyzewski
contest
the game
promises
to be
that
one
of
the season’s best. “These in the
said.
are
two of the
great
programs
history of the game,” Krzyzewski
“Any
together, “I
like
guards
great
[Aaron] Miles and Hinrich, they really do
Blue a
as
bench, Duke also hopes
to slow down the to
isn’t
time these no
matter
who’s coaching,
it’s
two programs
who’s
going
playing
to be
a
get or
mar-
”
quee event
matches
at
in doubles
as
point. Despite his
Yani and his
defeated
“We
are
Murray
partner Phillip
and Brendon.
playing well
Schults and Stokke ous
in doubles
by
a
of 8-5.
score
right
said.
also victori-
were
Taking advantage
of the wind outdoor, Stokke used the lob to win
points when the Wake came
up with
team
was
number
a
of terrific passing shots. “I
thought Stokke
well,”
fought
all
we
said. “I
thought
pretty bat-
we
tled really well.”
Reyes.
However,
points
when
Smith
were
the
Julie
Devils
Blue Deßoo
defeated
and
easily
tonight’s
not
good
because
to lose but
the
over
like
Zerene
to
game
we
NCAAs
by
lost Julia their
what
we
lot about
a
we
need to
do to
adjustments.”
The Florida
win
avenges
a
earning it the nation’s
wish the men’s basketball
loss
to
Championships
earlier in the year, which Duke
against Roy
a
here,”
need to do under pressure. We
learned about what make
learned
are
Ashworth said. “We learned
Duke in the ITA Team
victory
would
“Its lot
Julia
6-4.
Duke’s Amanda Johnson
The Chronicle in
McCain
Kelly
first
close three set match
Scaringe 5-7, 6-3,
weekend’s
now,” head coach Jay Lapidus
and didn’t
come
beginning of the set.”
battled back
said.
respective Florida opponents.
none.
energy
at the
secured
sickness,
a
match had
Ashworth said. “She needed to do ter
in
losing
overall
dug herself
the
Peter
Duke,
from page 9
three games to “She
hand,
decided.
FLORIDA
this
at net. He also
for the
been
already
have
sailed
fouls and
but ultimately lost. He will
Duke had more it
broke
match point.
on
came
took
looked
Devils when Bere’s groundstroke
long
for
King
score.
but
refrain
can
Georgia Tech and Clemson.
Walter broke in the final game of the second
success
able
confident
serve
my
many break
so
much
was
was
lose
going
was
inside I I
aggressive.
more
because I
inside,” Walter
serve
my
came
Jayhawks
He
be evaluated tomorrow and is question-
said. “After
rec-
depth,
with
3 which
played primarily outside.
of
pulled his
Michael Yani. Walter lost the first set 6was
his
Whether
first-team
a
to
compared
it’s been in past years.
as
“They’re
good,” Krzyzewski
revels
mans
Jayhawks.
effort from someone in
81-79.
Yorke Allen
tight
that
Aside into
in
really
He
courage.
four
the
jiow
average
Roy Williams
lack
and Graves into foul
Thompson, stay
Murray
set
team’s
“Stamina’s
from outside the
percent
against Missouri-Kansas City
tiebreak after Schults failed to connect on
his
Williams
try
January.
ent
WAKE
who
players
thus minimize its effect.
trying
in
players
Devils, who have recently been using Mike
right shoulder injury,
a
seven
Kansas head coach
ognizes
one
other people would shy away from. You
receive a Herculean
, get great direction
through the
nine for the Blue Devils.
Hinrich,
deadly outside shooter
“Hinrich’s
career
Duke
minutes
who
Jayhawks,
10 minutes per game,
over
have to admire that.” >nly
only
in
advan-
tournament
championship, and
said all week that
tave
with
season
have
edge
an
from accumulating too many
said.
43.3
formance
a
support
Collison
this season,
arc
[tonight].”
“We need to stay out of foul trouble,”
Leading Kansas’ perimeter attack
Ith Shavlik Randolph healthy again,
is favored, this
don’t think any-
other than the guys
two of the
Krzyzewski
Hinrich,
chance for
that
potent inside-outside combi-
nation,”
a
season-ending injury. Michael
Ie team
an
The
depth.
lost Wayne Simien midway
The problem is foul trouble.”
leeded defensive lift last game and
run
you’re
people
some
see
a
with its
beautiful
have the
may
the paint, Duke figures to hold
out of the tourif
he’s not that beautiful
While Kansas
they’ve
watch, but
Collison and Kirk Hinrich.
they have
'ks essentially play five players with
could
color
a
to
timeouts
“With
day.
'here Duke could really exploit
a
get
player
nations in the nation with seniors Nick
iugh, if Duke’s guards, especially sy could
us
to
expecting
Jayhawks (27-7),
problems for the
more
employ
us
Instead, Duhon and the Blue Devils are
poses
are
to
us
different
think
I
quicker.
Collison could be contained.
teams
hope
in the locker room.”
ility defensive minutes and Duke’s
itially
at
think that
They
[jerseys], then we’ll get
body’s rooting for
Michael
reserve
want
in
us
will root for you, but I
match Collison’s strength
to
seeing
underdog,
defender’s nightmare,
essed
“They just
out of the tournament.
they’re
I
tage
country looks
underdogs,” junior point guard Chris
nament a
success.
postseason
Duhon said.
if
Duke
watching
to
“I don’t think the as
Nick Collison. 18.4 ppg. 9.3 rpg, .54 fg%. Jeff Graves, Jr. 5.5 ppg, 6.2 rpg, .48 fg%.
Forward
Shelden Williams, Fr. 8.4 ppg, 5.8 rpg.
achieve
Guard
sympathy
and
with him. He’s
beautiful
a
have
guys
our
teams with him
playing
kid and
basketball fans who have
college
accustomed grown
Coach Roy Williams
Guard
Forward
(27-7)
No. 2 Seed Kansas
No. 3 Seed Duke 26-6
expecting—any
loved
number of
a
on
No. 1
team
won
4-3,
ranking.
good
luck ROBERT TAI/THE CHRONICLE
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her
victory
over
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wants to
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in the rent for
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promise
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future ties with
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and
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announce
increases like this one, well ahead of
fee structure,
time to
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informed decision
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a
little
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will all be Duke
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of 2003 has
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found worthwhile.
have
University funds,
benefited from the gifts of for-
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administration did not tell students about it until selected their
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The
that
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shock to Central residents who have
came as a
charged for parking. This large
not been
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spent the
to lose your
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and your future. Do the people of the world have any less
valued the
truly
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a
slave wages; before
pays
important question
Iraqi people
have
by
us
dollar of military aid to Israel;
item from
terrorists
on
president and support murder;
one more
or
based
strategic importance? Before
or
one more
the
launched at
ourselves. If you
we
for
pare
not avoid the conclu-
can
yourself why
ask
we
mission in Iraq will pre-
our
you
in Iraq,
war
is meant to “liberate”
war
be
entertain
to
able
is
en masse
a
of the
that make life valuable to
things
Think about that
value the
notion
the
Jillian Johnson is
that is
good idea.How much
an
as
you?
the bombs fall.
a
senior. Her column appears
Trinity
third Thursday.
every
senior.
Her
column
who
to the tele-
glued
in the
filling
baseball
tasy
scores on
and
draft,
Awards show. I
squeezed
in
at
dorm
kept
let
names
the
Furlow
in,
get back
University,
Duke
people
Dan
telling
cutting
which
me
had
were
Rather
been
now
out
again
to
to
expect
we were
casualties,
not what you think of. a
peace
armbands about
or
rally.
lecture
sanctions.
uttered the
phrase
some
care
the
but
I
I have
never
I do not my
am
am
friends
have
on
the
the
never
left,
I
about the well-being of
with
are more
but
Light
poem
that
about
questions
battle,
is
poem’s
it’s revealed
made and
vulnerable than they
they
ride
on
reply,
anyway.
theirs not
why, theirs but to do and
serious
casualties
on
to note
incurred
by
reason
it
is
on
not for
why. But
somewhere, costs
Americans
the
and the
and
the military to reason
must he
decision, based
benefits,
(and
Iraqis)
to
send
to
their
deaths must be constantly reevalu-
American soldiers in combat, and do
ated. What price is too high for such
believe that they need
a
our
support.
questionable
hundred? A
benefit? A hundred
lost
have
may
that
of the week. Two
thousand? How
sacrifice really of world
est
will the
was
many
in the best
price be
inter-
what
peace? At
our
in
troops” and,
effect,
two
an
classmates to
mail exhorting
port
point
high for the
too
Duke students who sent out
e-
“sup-
to
stop
whining about death, starvation,and other such
unpleasant things? of free speech
Leaving questions to say that
aside,
shut up and
people really
care
women
about
at all.
our
military
Who, by the
time Richard Nixon moved to
soldiers
American
it
concerns
from best
was
troops” by silencing
our
“support
bring
home
Vietnam, really thought to
I
the idea that these
question
and
is the time to
that, ironically,
irresponsible
so
have to
men
now
rally behind the troops
about costs and benefits? It that
we
need to examine and reexamine
our
is
precisely
for
reasons
In
muting
this
at
point
doing what we’re doing.
our
concerns
and blindly
following the opinions of men,
gle
we
do
person
a
one
that
that
the
two
we
suffers
needlessly war.
In
discussing where we have and where
or
disservice to every sin-
because of this
the brave cavalry.
No,
We
the end
relatives must be consoled that their
is
literature,
has been
error
reason
the
for not
the
of
historical
“Theirs not to make
wear
“no blood for oil.”
others
me
on
familiar
rides into
an
or
many
Dan
me
present situation. As the
thought,
to
tell
works of
interesting
brigade
bas-
a
human
on
die,” the poem reads, going
When you think “anti-war,” I
attended
raises
they
This soon?
many?
to
“Charge
Tennyson’s
in
had told them to.
Brigade”—a
dozen Marines
50 soldiers wounded. I knew
I
one
that
changed—a
supposed
but
my
who had died because
men
president
to my game.Then the
killed. Ten Americans missing. Over
this
of
knowing famous
desert city then
in
breaking
on
could win
we
groaning about
was
a
routing
was
opponent
My dad often rags
Unfortunately,
cutting
me
,
Andrew
thousands of miles away
dying.
Rather
I
lives
deny
I do not
Duke
culpability.
life, and
I sat
as
course
own
lose without consequence
a
me
the
doubters than
on
laying their
its second-round
air-condi-
my
were
ketball game that
almost
to make
if they
own
IPr
A*
was
tioned
somehow
JA
little work.
enough
lot easier to frown
a
in
by
and watch Joan Rivers, it’s
rooms
fan-
and
job,
summer
soldiers?
have pro-war
coin. As they sit in their comfortable
the line. Of
wor-
ried about finding
It
a
to watch
managed
even
brack-
my
three hours of
through
unwaveringly
are
thought about the other side of
watching bas-
ketball game after basketball game and
people
But I have to wonder ifthe
Duke students, I spent
my computer,
or
really do is
color, religion
of
maintain the
seriously
to
us
worthy
important.
value individual lives
can
in line behind the
get
we
than Palestinian
her life less
politics make
business in Sudan
killing Iraqis
past weekend
Unlike
again.
Harris
their skin
hospital,
we
more
her skin makes her
perhaps
What is it that allows delusion that
peace?
believe
you
many
overtaken,
United
leaders would do well to learn
before they roll the iron dice of
Margaret
so
her
as
peacekeeper, by
white American
a
War’s price
obscure
certain, but ultimate
undetermined,
is
even
buy
not
they
somehow take the entire world with it.
colossus will
Victory
us—that
notice
we
our
vio-
families and friends and fellow Americans,
our
would
updates
And in my most terrible nightmares,
to
deaths receive,
people
before
justify
and yet
Israeli coverage of
Israeli soldier. This attention is
an
medical attention.
of the people of Iraq, the way that
Iraq,
Nations and international law.
years
to
Who is guilty and who is innocent? What
foreign policy strategy.
our
forget that,
students will
preventative
because
see
was
despicable actions.
collateral
city
a
send
we are
killing them
that
right.
was
latter-day
225-year experiment
worse
a
paved
in the Middle
peace
long enough
that instead,
day of
free Iraq
self-tempted and self-deceived
and fall far our
the first a
to thank God I
and President George W. Bush
they
bombing
our
There has, however, been limited coverage of the mur-
we
the entire Academy
and the possisinister
a
as
which
I live
I will be the first
happen,
us
in battle and
been inundated
have also
We
largely ignored
before
oppression,
et. I sat
over-
yet another
on
us
on
just, democratic
a
bombarded
captured
a
would love to be wrong. I would love for future historians to look back
own
military. Unsurprisingly,
Baghdad.
right and
it
airliners. And I
the
use
dropping bombs
are
place
to
our
accordingly.
of casualties from
der of Rachel Corrie,
last 12 years killing them with sanctions for the sake
we
unheralded and
weaponized
not
disease,
whelming goodwill
new
sion that
a
to
unmoumed because the agents of their destruction
ble
jail without
against Americans, then
lives of
sympathetic
us
day,
every
in
on
against Palestinian civilians.
lence
crowded bus
sent to the
vent Saddam Hussein from conducting
need for international law. I
might make
suffering
our
thousands
thought
are
how Rome
us
might yield
American isolationism
understanding of the
Iraqi
reports
the media has
called in, beating
justly with its neighbors.
thought
thought
lives. If
Iraqi
of
out of my funk.
me
national soul-searching and show
should deal
and
beings
dissenters
willing
hoped tragedy might
shining moment that fall, I
spark
new
what drew
on a
Some of the
are
must believe that American lives
am
Ironically, however, the hope that
one was
wrong?
In order to
lives
half later, and in the midst of war, I
at all.
than
we are
with reports of Palestinian suicide bombings,
body and enters the ter-
to his
actions abroad.
sent to
are
and what is
war
from
quan-
back to fiddling again. In that respect, Sept. 11 wasn’t
turning point
the
ignored
campaign
people, including several children.
think that this
tum mechanics while it burned. A year and
a
that
horribly irrele-
after Sept. 11. Modern Rome had
vant in the weeks
who is
an
study painting, poetry
where
sure
international
Who should live and who should die? Who is
is
I do know it seemed
progression, but
have
of people pour into the streets of
and others
philosophy.” Eventually, he continued, his sons’
and
tortured by
The Red Pill
an
quo and the appear-
more
of troops killed and
reports
Middle East
value the lives of
we
The American press has ceaselessly with
Johnson
incur-
human
on
the
interests and kill and maim
strategic
protesters with clubs and attacking them with tear gas
comer.
to
different values
bulldozer; other soldiers shoot chil-
protest government
tremendous
study politics
must
have
view overdeter-
wasn’t
reason
capexe-
One soldier kills
and pepper spray. Many people
potential
Sept.
on
and stability
fundamentally,
territory,
shut the city down. Police officers
glori-
a
of defeat and
holds
to loom around every
seem
our
this
when
now,
that
support of the status
and that
Jillian
in
strategy
of peace
block traffic, destroy property and create disturbances to
in hind-
beginning of
it
surrounding
with
14
Dozens
turning points.
loves
call
its
who
that we value Israeli
lives; that the violent squash-
lives,
of the state. He blows himself up
ritory
and kills
inklings
not,
or
practices daily military
into
ongoing
our
ance
direct violation
in
than Palestinian
people
from the
war
territory straps explosives
andbhabby ligers
the first vague
or
But
ministic.
appeal,
Freed Aardvarks
occa-
inauspicious
prisoners of
and
more
ing of civil protest requires
dren going to school. A person living in the surrounding
president—whose regimes,
the
and
tortures
country,
peacekeeper
Hams
the time,
history
then
government
possibly
often killing civilians.
rrrQ rpt
out rulers —this Roman emper-
singling
an
and
government,
lives
conclusion that
to the
me
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ous
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don’t notice it until long afterward.
we
It delights in or,
A state sions
theoretically
all
and
population. This
pop-
of international standards and treaties.
never
dramatic
on a
analysis leads
funding for Israel requires
U.S.
sent into the country.
are
dictatorial
superpower
terrify-
It
i
few
a
VSh
By
decent history
happens
r
for
except
sions,
first
my
a
over.
ground troops The
cutes several
it had
full 48 hours to
a
brain had grasp what my known
and
quiz
pop
that actually, I
me
me
it.
week,
sense, it wasn’t
ingly real is.
thousand miles
a
dictatorial
unfriendly
tures,
missed
drops bombs
ulated urban center in order to oust
thought
hadn’t missed it. Because in
then
horror.
passive
surreal
shockingly impor-
the health of its
decimating
Further
embargo
its civilian infrastruc-
country, severely weakening
superpower
economic
an
dodging debris and
it
spent
superpower imposes
sure.
mechanics
happened,
and
guiltily,
I
York,
quantum
a
watching the
the most
was
It may be
war.
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Iraqi life worth to you?
exercise.
thought
a
military
ashamed to say I
am
and rather than
day of my life,
A
ture and
Immediately after Sept. 11,1
tant
as
on a
really
not
inasmuch
except
,
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constantly come
need to go, we
noblest
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from
ensure
can
be
achieved with the least loss of fife.
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a
column
third Thursday.
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