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THE INDEPENDENT DAILY AT DUKE UNIVERSITY
Memorial
Tennis leads
weekend
championship
service set
the ACC
team to
for From staff
By
an
environmental
week after
a
a.m.
policy
who
at
will
immediately
service. Garcia-Johnson Her
bright ate
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on
point
can-
at
was
follow
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her
as
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them
other
projects—at the
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and
are
of
photographs and
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give
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interested in contributing
family. are
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to
Memory Book, Nicholas and
do Marie Lynn the
BOBBY RUSSELL/THE CHRONICLE come
PHILLIP KING 11th ACC
card
lunges for
match
Clemson
against
4-1 win
over
the
Sunday.
The Blue Devils claimed their
Tigers.
do Marie Lynn
90328, Durham,
scene re-
play,
to a
in
championship
men’s
tennis
and
unwound for
star
trademark
a
that sent his Clemson
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Koning reeling.
After
soft
a
Then ments
Michael Yani tossed the ball into the air
to
Yani
shots,
took
lob
control,
with
as
he
serve
on
the
third
later Blue
court
that
few
Devil No.
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Ludovic
3
we
only been
want to win to
all-ACC
ting
away
a
pair
ed Blue Devils
and take
year—-
singles
away
said
match re-
any kind
of
just that, and felKelly
McCain
and Amanda Johnson followed by put-
ins and went
serve
a
take
point this
teammates
back to pump
to hold
we’d
twice—we’ve
Katie Granson did
Walter broke Clemson’s Jarmaine Jenkon
how
momentum.”
low
a
and
momentum-wise,” head coach
Jamie Ashworth said. “And every time
overhead
an
smash to win the first set 7-6.
tiebreak,
first set
a
6-2
Up
the conference title.
matches
singles
out
on
re-
14-
worried about the beginning
we’ve lost the doubles
crushed
RALEIGH
Melanoma Education
and Earth Sciences,
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PAUL DORAN
flowers, the family requests
Fund. Checks should be made payable
frightened
their heels again, losing dou-
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donations be made to the Ronie-Richele
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title with
Men’s tennis wins 11th ACC
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to their most bitter rivals
which has
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of the
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humbled,
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stranglehold
year
invited to
write their favorite memories
and send
linquish
Garcia-
including cards,
that
even
fell back
memory book—-
a
off 4-0 of N.C. sweeps
bles and going on, in singles
number of
time of her death.
colleagues
planning
hush
a
sembled last year’s, when the Blue Devils
was
her junior sabbatical leave—working a
yesterday,
its confidence had faded—a transfor-
day,
mation
cre-
the multidisciplinary Duke Center
her second book and
behind
the women’s tennis team.
came over
the
fall
to
State and Virginia Thursday and Satur-
helped
Solutions
final
Championship
34.
When
North Carolina at the ACC
early against
11
and Earth
described
passionate.
for Environmental on
Duke lost the doubles
the Nicholas
School of the Environment Sciences
RALEIGH
died last
place in the Chapel
today. A reception
The Chronicle
professor
five-month battle with
will take
cer,
MATT SULLIVAN
for Ronie-Richele
assistant
championship
Spovtswvap
see
coverage,
Sunday.
crown
ACC
complete
reports
Garcia-Johnson, of
For
today
A memorial service
led the women’s
Singles play
of Tar Heels
some
life into the
back-to-
top-seed-
and set up Julie Deßoo.
opponent Sander
a
See CLEMSON in
couple of off-bal-
Sportswrap
See UNC in
page 4
Sportswrap
page 5
and basket FOSTER
By JACQUELINE
The Chronicle
The West with
hoops
They
when
Saturday
energy
courts.
outdoor basketball
Campus
were
excited
50
enough
with their new-found
fifth
teemed
courts
took
graders
to be able to shoot
college friends—but when
ketball stars Chris Duhon and Iciss Tillis
the
some
bas-
appeared, chaos
broke out. One boy
ran
to
give Tillis
a
kiss
waved pens to get their t-shirts “I
came
out
thankful to be
a
a
Saturday
a
junior.
part of
The 3rd annual was
to do
hopefully
kids,” said Duhon,
it
on
the cheek and others
autographed.
something positive for these
“This is
a
great
program
and I’m
”
Blue Devils
“Play with the
philanthropy
event
Day” held
co-sponsored by the
fra-
ternities Alpha Phi Alpha and Sigma Chi and Kappa Alpha Theta and
Alpha Kappa Alpha sororities.
Junior Mike
Mitchell,
Duhon’s presence
was
an
Alpha
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year’s Community
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qsc’s
Service Center co-directors
prominence
and attract
classmen involvement. See page 3
more
hope
upper-
The DSG
Phi
Alpha member, said
instrumental to the program’s
on
page 12
Election Commission
following Thursday’s of constitutional
rejected
all
complaints
election of class officers,
grounds
success.
in the election
citing
bylaws.
a
filed
Alex Pratt,
lack
this weekend,
See page 3
School of
a
sophomore, an
won
the Mr. Pratt competition
all-male beauty pageant for the
Engineering.
See page 5
Pratt
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�MONDAY,
APRIL
21,
World & Nation
2003
U.S. Marines
NEWS BRIEFS
•
will not offer
Syria
President Bashar Assad told
States, Syrian
Congressmen Sunday
Shiite Muslims make
he will not
two
Mourners
By
to
give asylum
mourners
during Rafah
a
Israeli
late-night
BAGHDAD,
Palestinians killed
military operation
camp in the Gaza
refugee
in the
President
a
U.S. Army force that
amid here.
sudden,
leaders
Opposition
the ballot and
accuse
of
warn
the government of
mass
Accused
A Yemeni
man
man
claims ‘defense of Islam’
accused of
killing
of
were
and sterilize Yemeni
Racial television
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new
was
on
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the
move
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on
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said
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U.S. forces seized Saddam’s minis-
ter
research, Abd al-Khalq Abd al-Gafar.
the
Islamic
Ayatollah
on
of
higher education and scientific
The departure of the Marines
Baqir
the faithful to
Saddam,
as
of
something
a
and
See IRAQ
we
dangerous
people
failure if not
new
respiratory
disease
were
from traveling
by
repair
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unusual
ago
Duke
official,
University
Duke
to attend the
Federal
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of
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page 9
were
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more
Qiang, said that
cases
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of SARS and
Minister Zhang Wenkang
22 confirmed SARS
of
an-
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in
had
Beijing.
cases.
a
significant number of the suspected
confirmed
cases
military hospitals, the of-
Gao
had World Health Organization by estimating that there could be as
100 to 200
would be
large number of previous-
the
stir here
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SARS
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Wednesday,
caused
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in
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other 402 suspected Ten
patients
Health Minister
Friday Beijing had
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were
valued member of the credit
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and that
Saturday,
confirmed, bringing the
abroad—-
about the extent of the new, sometimes fatal virus.
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With the dismissals of the health minister and of mayor
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Meanwhile, capture of
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of black and white households
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Tues-
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killed
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preferences converge
shows that
don’t want Bush,”
Sunnis and Shiites.
came
American-backed
most
to
vals in the
uncertainty
long-oppressed
who
are
for
mourning
remain between what black and white Ameri-
ences
cans
the
overnight,
Marines
political
of
leader,
Hundreds of thousands of Shiite
women.
•
study
trying
of the
pressed
their sect’s
gious
three missionaries
said in court that he acted in defense of Islam and claims the victims
as
Iraq’s
power,
majority •
main-
leader Ahmad Chalabi and his
associates
rigging
protests.
virtually
mounting Even
exile
was
con-
much lower profile.
a
The
foot
on
dam Hussein. The ceremonies,
day and Wednesday,
taining
leads his main
Olusegun Obasanjo
result in riots
worry may
long banned under Sad-
ceremonies,
Marines
sion
Strip.
challenger in early returns from presidential elections.
Service
The
Iraq
traveling
were
their holy city of Karbala for Ashura
Sunday, leaving the city under the trol of
Nigerian elections marked by controversy
Nigerian
pilgrims
completed their pullout from Baghdad
disappearance •
lAN FISHER
New York Times News
crowded the streets of
Rafah, Isreal Sunday to bury five
that officials
religious pilgrimage
and JOHN KIFNER
gather for 5 Palestinians
More than 15,000
Baghdad
U.S
Iraqi leaders fleeing the American military.
•
out of
pull
asylum to Iraqi leaders
he wants stronger ties with the United
Saying
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MONDAY, APRIL 21,2003 � PAGE
3
Commission
rejects election complaints From staff reports
The Duke Student Government Election
Commission
rejected
two
DSG Attorney
elections,
of
sets
regarding last week’s class
complaints
General Will
Fagan announced Friday evening. Basil Class
Camu, 2006
of
Levin, vice
is
causing
a
the sent
in the
early enough
low
students
cases,
that
of the online
opening
not sent
was
day,
the
Brooke
usually
complained
the
announce
polls
and
candidate for the Class of 2006
a
presidency,
campus-wide e-mail that to
for
candidate
a
presidency,
turn-out.
In
not receive
did
some
the
e-
mail until after polls had closed. commission
majority of the
A
ruled
that the lateness of the e-mail was unfortunate and that the
performance
University administration, have sent the
but
there
that
grounds
e-mail,
to
are
commission wrote there
that
is
no
candidate
decision that
was
rejected
Yazan Kopty, of 2006
a
was
way to
the Election the
com-
complaints of
presidency, and Camu regarding
published
was
Election
bylaws
written
letter
coming DSG president in
The
restrict
organizations
but
that Slovik
manager the
from
not
that charges
won
Chronicle.
endorsements
commission
campaign
in-
by
Matthew Slovik
viduals, the
who
no
candidate for the Class
endorsement
from
bylaws
inconvenienced by the late
separate issue,
mission also
that
election
mention in
The
the impact the lateness had.
measure
an
election.
the
and that there
release,
a
the
e-mail must be sent, that every
an
In
to
constitutional
no
in
of the was
unsatisfactory,
was
overrule
which
indi-
wrote, adding served
for Jesse
Class of 2006
as
the
Longoria,
presidency,
could not be confirmed. the
Quoting the
tionary,
the claim
Merriam-Webster Dic-
commission
that Slovik’s
also
rejected
statement
was
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From staff reports
Sometime between
in
305 Flowers
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number
March 7 and
Building and stole
stabilizer mm
noon
entered The Chronicle’s
someone
1 p.m. April 18, he parked his vehicle in the parking lot behind the Allen Building. When he re-
and
Camera lens stolen
11,
From staff
ultrasonic
f/4 LIS, and lens
a
March
secured office
$4,000 Canon model
lens,
camera
model
LIS,
case
noon
num-
turned, he discovered broken
out,
and
that and
thermos bottle,
that a
a
$2OO
Celebrations set for last
bag,
canvas
cassettes
valued at
$3O
$3O
sponsored
life,
Main West
on
music
an
at
Council, will begin
by Campus
Wednesday stage
had been stolen.
of classes
day
This year’s Last Day of Classes Festival,
window had been
$4O black
three
reports
event
3
with
Quadrangle
p.m.
side-
featuring the Spencer Acuff Band, Park-
Endwell and Kenin.
ber C2l-18401.
Vehicle Vehicles entered Sometime between 8:15 two
employees’
parked LaSalle
in
the
Street.
vehicles H
and 4 p.m.
a.m.
broken
were
parking
lot
at
a
while
into
$35
black leather
and
$l5O each had
$2OO Pioneer CD player,
a
Kenwood CD player, 20 CDs valued at $3OO and of
15,
Erwin Road
Windows valued at
been broken out, and
April
$257
a
5:10
ing
located
a
April
#lO. When he
hicle, possibly cle, but then
that between 5:30 and 6:05 p.m.
returned, a
vehicle at Duke Forest, he noticed
a
Gate
dark colored
that
the
$7OO
canvas
roof top
He
had
Duke
was
reported
that between
6
and
6:17
$l5O Alltel cellular phone
p.m.
in the
will other festival
surprises.
cial and emotional
support for families with hospital-
ized
undergraduates
children. All
pick
can
free
up
Center and the Marketplace beginning today.
Spitzer
missing.
on
reported
that between
11:29 and
11:30
15, she left her $lOO red Nokia cellular
April a
wall in the Sarah P. Duke
when she
returned,
to
speak
New York State
it
was
missing.
entered, items stolen
employee
as
This year’s event will benefit the Duke Children’s
Last Day of Classes t-shirts at stations in the Bryan
phone taken
A visitor a.m.
day,
during the
Food will be available
Hospital Child Life Fund, which provides psychoso-
reported that between
she left her
the side-stage
main acts.
change-over of the for most of the
on
Hospital North lobby front. When she returned
Cellular
that,
An
and
phone stolen
her phone
phone
been torn and the door unlocked.
Vehicle
Road
co-headlinerWilco. Senior
Ezra, followed by
Andre Buckner will rap
ve-
blue Saturn, parked behind his vehi-
it drove off before he reached his vehicle.
discovered
of Erwin
$3O had been stolen.
April 19,
his
comer
park-
ter Than
$2OO window had been broken out, and two CDs val-
ued at
Cellular
gloves had been taken.
reported
19, he parked
the
in the
and
pair
damaged
A visitor
on
a.m.
LaSalle Street. When he returned, he discovered that
A visitor
Vehicle
reported
that between 7:50
16, he parked his vehicle
April
p.m.
lot
The main stage acts will start at 7 p.m. with Bet-
entered, CDs stolen
An employee
Garden and
scribed
about ethics this week
Attorney General
by The Economist
chief” will discuss
Wednesday
as
ethics
Spitzer,
Eliot
and
corporate
governance
at the Sanford Institute of Public
Policy.
The event, which is free and open to the will take
de-
Wall Street’s “scourger in
public,
at 3 p.m. in the institute’s Fleishman
place
Commons. A reception will follow. 11:30
a.m
See CRIME
on
page 9
The
event is
lic
Policy
and the
the School of and the
by the Sanford Institute’s
sponsored
Samuel and Ronnie
Heyman
Center for
Professions.
Ethics, Pubinclude
Co-sponsors
Law, the Global Capital Markets Center School of Business.
Fuqua
Symposium
commemorates
renowned scientist’s
birthday
Numerous Nobel Prize winners and other scientists will be at Duke
April
leading
24 and 25 for
a
pub-
lic symposium commemorating the 60th birthday of Duke Medical Center scientist Dr. Robert Lefkowitz. Dr. Lefkowitz is
investigator, and
a
a
Howard
of Medicine
professor of biochemistry.
The symposium,
nals,”
Medical Institute
Hughes
James B. Duke Professor
a
will take
Auditorium of the Fuqua tration
begins
Utopia
at 8
and
titled “Receptors
place April
24 at 9
a.m.
Sig-
School of Business. Regis-
a.m.
conference honors Jameson
Fredric Jameson, who is stepping down Duke’s
their
in the Geneen
Literature
as
chair of
Program, will be honored with
four-day conference
utopia—one
on
of the
a
recurring
themes in his work. The conference, tion Still Possible
gins April
24 with
“The Future of in
opening remarks by Jameson and
concludes April 27 with Jameson will
April 24
Utopia: Is Innova-
Politics, Culture, Theory?” be-
a
roundtable discussion.
give the keynote
address at 6 p.m.
in the Richard White Lecture Hall.
Participants include top scholars from around the world who will address
culture,
race
topics such
as
utopia
in
mass
and the nation, writing history and cri-
tique, the politics of promise and modernity.
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sophomore
crown
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Although
Chronicle
beforehand,
finally became Mr. Pratt Friday.
sophomore beat
out other
which
contest,
scribed
as
freshman Steve
men,” included a
a
question-and-answer session,
free-word association
to
and
organization
on
a
lightening
judge
to increase
de-
navy
talent
ten version of the Aladdin The remix of the Zach
have
that
begin “Loser, bookrat/I don’t buy that!”—featured
lines
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of
served
as
judge,
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son
to
a
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tion
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were a
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good
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and
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Duke ACC
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Defending NEELUM JESTE
By
The
1
Duke
round of their
.fired
school
a
competition,
record 277 in the final the
propelling ACC
eighth-straight
Blue Devils
Championship
title
game. Her
to
scores
were
was
showing
highlighted by Leigh Anne Hardin’s season-best 67
and
her for 12th overall.
Janangelo’s
of 68,
score
top
team. The
landing her
second in india
leading through all
that he
in
days of the
tournament held
Par-71 course, 16 strokes.
that
a
of North Carolina beat
stroke, after the
mere
the individual competition
the
athpongporn—in the 17th hole
two
rounds,
Brooks
en
top
with four
bogey
of these
said.
played
“She has
done
CATHERINE SULLIVAN
By
The Duke rowing result in
onships
ever
team matched its
the ACC
ChampiSatur-
Charlottesville, Va.,
finishing
day,
at
the
in
second
place
behind
The
12th-ranked
Cavaliers—who
captured the conference title
the year since
collected
40
finished
with
inaugural
race
every
in 1999
points, while No. 29
21
Duke
followed
points,
by
Clemson (21) and North Carolina (10). “We
were
sults,” senior year we’re The outrace
really pleased Joanna
Blue Devils the
Tigers
to
boats
and
three out of four events, was
day’s premier
Eight
re-
were
Tar
but
able to
Heels
in
Virginia race.
event—the Var-
finals—the
“The
grabbed
Lakin,
Abby Hawkins,
22nd-ranked
6:52.9
said. “The
first two
much
days.
the 277 be-
as
a
little
over
The Blue
Devils
is
even-par 71
was
very
great
watches her shot
to
see
Duke’s runaway
during
this weekend.
that the AGO is worst
score
it
stronger. The stronger
stronger than it’s been
today
I’m
a
to
happy
is, the
The Blue Devils have
was a
couple
in
are
the ACC get
see
it
more
306. These
helps us.”
weeks of
be-
practice
fore heading to the NCAA Regionals May 8-10, held at
Brooks said. “It
pleasing,”
carefully
Championships
pretty good numbers and
to
also shot even,
individually. Janangelo
at the ACC
past years...The
Wake Forest. Niraan
JANANGELO
victory
forgiving and
more
rain.
no
LIZ
that
acceptable.”
was
the
same course.
on
eventually
Cavaliers’
10th-
finished
in
a
seconds
eight
Also
Varsity Eight
of
coxswain
Amelia
Kim
Bailey
crew
Jessi Katie
Booth,
Mae
Zervas,
had
Joyce Gay,
and Melissa
great races,”
shoot
always just
claiming second place
Varsity Four, ranked
No.
finished in
region. The Blue Devils over
13 seconds off the
hung close
“We
The only Duke boat not to claim
Duke’s
was
2 in the South
winning
a
very
Hingle
for the top, but
strong,
very
well
expect
Clemson. Duke’s freshman boat defeated North Carolina 7:11.7 to 7:20.4.
me-
Varsity Eight competi-
to 7:08.1.
Duke
outpaced
The Blue
Devil
boat
beat Clemson for the first time in school
history and posted
incredible
an
its best finish
the ACC Championships.
ever
at
race
knew
to
from them.”
For the second year in
mance,
Duke’s
Four
Varsity
with its results.
Sarah
Blue
Devil
Julia
Wakulich—had
“We
had
gether
as
MacWilliam
sprint
Gelfand
asked for
a
sf&9
Elise
Hingle
row,
Alexandria, Va.,
fellow senior
native
Booth,
accolades
we
boat said.
“It’s a
al
who
for
since “We
especially
only been last
had we
fast
in
rowers
for
the
program
as
qualify
fantastic
onships
couldn’t have
better race.”
tion
a
personit
the team and the
well.”
The Blue Devils,
to-
are
the ACC,”
and Amanda,
me
something about
Tuesday,”
a
because there
great honor
very
recognition
says
had
a
lot of
Hingle said. “Even though it’s
Crystal
together
week.
the'end, and
at
and
fantastic race,
that a
a
the nine-member All-
on
All-ACC
received
rowers—coxswain
MacWilliam,
been training
one
a
considering
spot
first time.
Shapiro,
Richards,
a
joined by
was
pleased
was
earned
ACC team. The
Despite Virginia’s dominating perfor-
for less than
Cavaliers
“We
MacWilliam said.
Devon
sec-
the Novice Eight, which
was
finished third behind both Virginia and
7:57.5,
pace.
for the first 500
ond place
ters, but then they pulled away,” junior
In the Second
the
Brooks
The
“Everyone
tion,
and
leading
unbelievable...with
was
Buckmiller.
is
wind,
first, place,
led the team with
was
nearly
Hingle,
Natalie
Virginia
as
310
stroke lead
eight
early lead
an
Virginia
6:47.9,
said. “We
a
was
there
competition
but
the
by
comprised
Batzell,
bit
were
around
ahead of Duke.
was
bad,
2nd-place; Virginia wins again
squad.
of
rain and
in
during the
every
established team.”
Virginia.”
victorious in the finals of each
In the
sity
with the
Hingle said. “Every
coming closer
ranked
an
her third
m course
overtaken
with
so
but trailed her teammate by two strokes.
The Blue Devil’s
four-time champion Virginia.
have
boat
was
second-round 290, to put them at 600 after two
days and
Dan
2,000
time
a
pathpongpom
to
Duke
The Chronicle
best
shot
on
place
Rowing pulls
me
weather
Saturday’s
lot of hard work this
a
tying
Friday
season
[the victory],”
conditions
despite the cold,
score.
coach
about
weather, anything
four players’ last
golf,” head
great
strong
par,
a score.
was
good, especially
the
cause
the Blue Devils would be under par.
Anne
great
was
The 310 pleased
Janange-
Sunday’s team-leading
scores
“I feel
players—Janan-
a
such
26-over par score, Duke
effort
and Virada Nirap-
Hardin had
even
N.C. State’s 315.
Tar Heel shot two-under
seven.
route to
only the
at
“Leigh
a
Overall, Duke dominated
gelo, Hardin, Kristina Engstrom,
of the
score
Despite sub-40 degree weather,
the
the individual title.
earn
par in the final two rounds.
Looking
on
defeating second-place Wake Forest by
Duke golfer did not
a
of 877
It was, however, the first time in five years
Meagan Francella lo by
three-day total
a
shooting
another
her
noted that the weather
pleased with
was
in her
on
was
after
victory
the final round,
310, but Brooks
Clemmens, N.C., despite Friday’s inclement weather. The Blue Devils shot
in
Aazam-Zanganeh
Duke’s
Duke shot its worst
vidual honors. The Blue Devils dominated all weekend, three
force in
going
indicative of that.”
Niloufar
Sophomore
day
Duke is the nation’s
matter what is
no
important
Liz
Kristina just learned
really paying off.
really well,
score
and
proving why
away with ACCs
run
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No.
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Dominated: Men’s and
from The Chronicle page 1
first
and
7-5. Another few
set
couple
Stokke
took the
and at
No. a
wrap up
first
minutes
Jonathan
down,
courts
set of his
match
Peter Shults would
6,
6-2
6-2,
score
at
one,
and re-
spective matches, Walter finished dealing a
No. 9
6-2 second-set
Duke (20-5,
11th ACC Championship with
tory
over
“It
to
shellacking
11-0 in the
give
ACC) a
a
big
4-1 vic-
momentum shift
Mike and Ludo both
when
their first sets
won
won
had Peter [Shults]
gles],
started
we
6 sin-
to
be-
all
we
in
together
we were
if
we
about
five
up 1-0 in five of six
lose
a
few of those
could’ve been down and lost
the match.”
after their bles
a
pair
singles play
of Blue
Devil
eight-game pro-sets point. At the
third
in the hole teams
lost
and the dou-
flight, Stokke
upset after
really
well
really
said.
“I
told
and show
a
start
in
early
a
singles
back, he
was
spectrum
Misquith
get
on
themselves Clemson
ils
rough
down
an
Thompson
on
an
dominated
early, quick
Blue
break
was
in
the
clawed as
were
by
their
they tried
first sets.
to
split
taking
the
second
was
to
what Lapidus called
set,
singles, one
unbelievable,”
after
6-4.
Duke
Yani said
of
only
Men 1 Duke 1 D
doubles and
played
9 Ma
land
But I worked hard and finally got there.”
Lapidus said the Blue Devils will take
an
week before getting easy
1 Duke now
4 Wake
ready
for the NCAA tournamentwhich begins 9. As
pion,
a
Duke
team and ACC cham-
top-10
to be
expects
gional”—the
first
hosting
rounds
two
a
of
a
“re-
5 Vi
64-
llnia
team tournament.
right
starting
time,”
we’re not peaking still
playing well
gether
come
to
play
Lapidus too
so we
well
said.
early can
at
the
3 FSU
“Hopefully and we’re
put
it all
to-
May” 6 Ga. Tech
Duke 4, Clemson 1 7 UNC
Singles 1. King
vs.
Thompson
Robinson DNF,
DNF, 2, Yani d. Koning (7-6, 6-0), 3, Walter d. Zimmerman d. Boetsch (6-4,6-1), 5. Stokke
6. Shults d. Misquith
(6-2, 6-2)
a
Yani,
churned
out
of the best sets
E
seasons.
vs
BNCSU
Doubles
second
playing
I
here
Jenkins, (7-5,6-2), 4.
able to salvage
R
named
Dev-
control many second sets.
1, King
was
In the end
successful, and the Blue
their newfound momentum to
At No.
was
MVP honors. “The first few years
“We’re
Devils
the center courts, finding
constantly
counterparts
away
used
the
“This feels
I
MVP
Championships
winning
May
opposite end
Shults
as
with
the
to 4-1 in the first set.
struggling
pull
a
unable to win the set.
Duke countered
to
break
to
Yani
co-captain,
watched the older guys get all the awards. to
fell
King
as
though he rallied
Ash
got off
2-0 break at the No. 1 slot. And al-
of the
ing Duke the match and leaving King’s
guys
singles
ACCT
giv-
and Stokke’s singles contests unfinished.
received their fifth trophy in six
the
player
6-0.
ACC
dou-
lot of heart.... We showed
Blue Devils
Duke
a
doubles
lot of heart out there today.” The
from
match, 7-6,
in
have to get out there in
and Shults, ranked 48th nationally, lost
Koning and Brett Twente.
Tigers
seen
Zimmerman and Walter then won,
of
Having
the
ever
to win the
play
A senior
Lapidus
we
Duke
Duke began
8-6.
Yani,
played
Meanwhile,
came
matches. But
and
had
he
point.
they
that
factor....
minutes and
games,
winning [at No.
these matches
so
come a
“It
said. “We knew
Jay Lapidus
the
bles...”
within five minutes of each other,” head coach
Clemson’s
doubles,
fourth-ranked tandem
King
“I wasn’t
its
Clemson (24-10, 8-3) Sunday.
was
1
taken two-of-three matches,
play,
after Yani and Zimmermanwon their
out
down the
Phillip
soon
victory.
Shults’ win tied the
No.
Nathan Thompson teamed with Jenkins to
the
at
Then,
CLEMSON
wome
1. N.Thompson/Jenkins
d. Yani/King (8-6), 2. Zimmerman/Walter vs,
Robinson/Boetsch DNF, Koning/B. Twente
d. Stokke/Shulls (8-4)
Host; Mlllbrook Exchange Tennis Center in Raleigh, N.C. Records: Duke (20-5), Clemson (24-10).
2 Ciemson
The Chronicle
Sportswra
’s tennis
to
ease
pair of titles UNC
from The Chronicle page 1
The French
senior slammed
volley
left sideline from
and
Cline, 6-3, 6-1,
backhand
a
at deuce to
put
reclaim Duke’s
down the Kendall
away
in
championship
comeback fashion, 4-2, at the Middlebrook Exchange Tennis Center. After
Granson
by
flights, gaining
the
on
the Tar Heels side-
on
shot-for-shot. the
McCain, who earned ACC player of in addition to
ors
the
on
McCain and Johnson went to battle
first and second
by-side,
6-2 win
convincing 6-1,
a
No. 6 court,
her
day, began
dashed in
onslaught
Pinchbeck
the
Pinchbeck
boasted
early
sweat
16
ex-
the court.
across
playing
on,
several excruciating
in
and take the first set
away
in
from
6-0.
ace,
for the
Serving
to
patience
put her
Carolina’s
all
players
started
McCain’s
rallies to
hon-
set, McCain smashed and
tellingly-long rally that
a
changes, sending
pawn to
Kate
upon
1-0 in the first
Up
earnest.
year
being named all-conference Thurs-
15-love in the
match and up
sec-
ond set at 5-2, McCain overshot her lob returns and double faulted before
the
serve-and-volley that pushed
a
to 40-30.
score
Another long rally
match point had Pinchbeck
on
God!” my
moaning, “Oh,
turning the ball just
on
Easter and eventually
re-
of bounds to give McCain
out
her 30th win of the year. “I did
good job of keeping
a
I felt like
frustrated, and
I
maybe
and she felt like she couldn’t
strong,” the
my energy
said. “She
nation’s third-ranked player
was
getting
was
top of her,
on
really get back
into it.”
the minute, Johnson would follow with
Within
resounding
6-0
6-3,
a
Marlene
of UNC’s
pounding
time she has beaten Caroli-
Mejia nextdoor, the third na’s captain this year.
as
is also
holding
NIORS PRIM
phy
SIRIPIPAT,
Duke has
match
onto the
against
won
plaque honoring HILLARY
in the
past
him
ADAMS,
16 years
as
a
lot of
the tournament MVP. Duke’s team
KATIE GRANSON AND JULIE DEROO
over
their heads. In 2002, the Blue Devils
North Carolina’s Kendall Cline
en
route to
being
new
hardware, including
championship
triumphantly were
its 11th in the
championship trophy.
history
of the program. SE-
hoist the 15th ACC tournament
upset by
named the tournament’s MVP.
was
the team
championship
North Carolina in the semifinals. DEROO
won
had
right leg all
finish off the
to
streakier players
let
plays
but
set,
well,
strong
net
of Duke’s
one
tournament MVP
Cline,
as
accolades
as
trothe Blue Devils stormed court her
“With
worth,
can
it’s
Julie,
who
the
herself”
said
a
as
Ash-
well.
shot, and I’ve said that
to
disciplined and hitting
right time, and staying positive only
that finished all three
one
weekend, and that’s
there. So
points right
in
believing
hit her stride in
matches this
four, victorious.
named ACC coach of the year
was
the right shots at
L
her
her leg
on
in the second
1-5
all weekend. She’s the
long
as
percent of
25
she
as
keeps
our
that men-
tality, she’s great.”
Women
to UNC
After falling team
1 Duke and
9 NCSU
last
in the ACC’s
year,
the
got stuck in that cloudy kind of mood, with the to the Tar Heels
4-3 loss
1 Duke
surprising fall
hands of Virginia hushes
1
three
wrap
her all year.... It’s just being
is Tournament
the spot-
over
play highlighted by crisp volleys lifted
“She
U
couldn’t
in
errors
constraining
climb back to
soon
the attention turned her way.
soon as
unforced a
took
covering
3
3-2, Deßoo’s
quietly dominated Cline
like McCain,
but,
No.
on
to
slip
flight
bandage
up,
sporting with
ACE
from the knee
Two
left) MICHAELYANIANDTHE MEN’STENNISTEAMpose
an
afternoon
point
from
lead
match at the fourth
singles
(clockwise
Duke let its
as
light. Deßoo,
Yani
would lose
Arasu
Saras
Though thereafter
went
leading
to
disappointing
a
in the NCAA round of
16 at the
Commonwealth. But Sunday
away,
the Blue Devils
setting
on
the
the
right foot toward the national championships.
Duke 4 Ga. Tech
The
NCAA’s
take
yard—the Gators
beating Duke, 4-3, Mar. 19
5 Vi
while Ashworth
No.
an
their demons
“This
was
team
don’t
they
back-
loss
by
begin for
needed the time to was
too
long.
certainly exercised
yesterday. a
really good
McCain said. “It
got
play Nationals, if better than
Florida’s
thought the wait
But the third-ranked Blue Devils
3 UNC
2
early-season
26—and
days—Deßoo said the
rest,
linia
in
place
defended
we
we
warm-up
[for Nationals],”
confidence up, and when
our
play Florida,
we
I think we’ll... do
did last time.”
6 FSU 7 UMd.
Duke 4, North Carolina 2 Singles 1. McCain d. Pinchbeck (6-0,6-3), 2. Johnson d. Mejia (6-3,6-0), 3. Mojzis d. Arasu, (6-3,6-2),
8 Wake
4. Deßoo d. Cline (6-3,6-1), 5. Blaszak d. Bairos
DNF, 6. Granson d. Markovic (6-1,6-2)
Doubles 1. McCain/Adams d. Mojzis/Cline DNF, 2. Mejia/Bairos Bunn/Pinchbeck d. Granson/Smith (8-6)
2 Ciemson
Host: Millbrook Exchange Tennis Center in Raleigh, Records: Duke (26-2), North Carolina (17-8).
N.C,
d. Deßoo/Johnson (8-0), 3.
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Duke downed 12-6 in ACC final After
beating Maryland
6
strike
doesn’t
ning Duke
light-
Apparently,
12
UVa
twice'. Or at least not
for the Duke men’s lacrosse team.
12-5 in
Virginia (9-2, 2-1)
fell to
in the
Charlottesville, Va.,
championship
of the ACC tournament yesterday.
game
The loss
puts
burst
a
in Duke’s
the team’s late-
playoff hopes and ends season
kink
a severe
game short
son’s rally, which ended in
of last
sea-
NCAA play-
a
off bid for the Blue Devils. The loss
ends
also
for their third
quest
straight conference
tournament title. Last year
defeated
Duke
the
in Durham 14-13 in
Cavaliers
Last
Duke entered the ACC
season
tournament with
early went
on
a
record and
6-6
quality
season
That
win.
a
one
squad
title, lose
to win the conference
to Hofstra the week after but
granted
still
was
This year, the Blue Devils entered the
ity
win
a
7-5 record and with
qual-
one
again—against Loyola (Md.)
once
in Baltimore
close first
a
than
more
a
month
MaryFriday
going
was
to
cooperate.
that
spanned the
ters to
run
Until was
a
tight
Cavaliers
game a
goal burst
third and fourth quar-
decisive
put
five
a
from the Blue Devils.
away
the
the Cavaliers
half,
broke open the game with
Virginia
the
into the back
goals
of
pair
it
spurt,
throughout. Before
of the net to end the first halfat 5-4, Duke after game 4-3
leading the
falling
be-
hind 3-1 in the opening minutes. Duke’s Matt Rewkowski had two goals to lead the Blue Devils while senior
A.J. Kincel
goalie
11 Virginia shots.
stopped
who
named tour-
was
nament MVP after the game, scored five to lead the Cavaliers.
goals
Friday night, Maryland scored with
than
less
lead to
Duke’s
Devils then
bid to the NCAA playoffs.
ACCs with
did not
Virginia
After
Billy Glading,
dramatic fashion.
Duke
minute
a
a
goal
a
to
goal. The
single
the
won
left
cut
Blue
ensuing faceoff and
lost the ball with thirteen seconds left, Kincel’s
but
of
save
shot
Maryland
a
with two seconds left
the clock pre-
on
KEVIN CASSESSE and the Blue Devils
served victory for Duke.
ago.
Cavaliers
to
strike twice.
was
Blue Devils
the
in the semifinals
it looked like
night,
No. 5
upset of
7-6
a
land (7-3. 3-0)
But
the The No. 13 Blue Devils (8-6.0-3 in
ACC)
semifinals, No. 13 Blue Devils squander early lead
in the
And after
From staff reports
Virginia
No. 3
by
were
unable to reel off
a
third
straight ACC
title
No. 3 Blue Devils succumb Men’s and women’s track
By JAKE POSES
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In
12
UVa
Duke
9
semifinal
Championship
matchup
2-2
Virginia (12-4,
sively
their
ACC
Friday,
on
the ACC)
in
nated the game early and,
never
in
Playing
Cavaliers
the
tempo
when
we
weren’t
over
being
the
Blue Devils turnovers
was
with
attack, on
scoring
the
contest. The
in transition after
came was
3:29 into
picked
advanced
up
by
goal
Duke turnover
Kim Connors. She then
the ball
who then fed
a
to
Lauren Aumiller
a
Blue Devil
scoring
pass
opportunity
Amy Appelt
was
leading for
the
to another
Cavaliers.
fouled driving to the net
and scored from the 8-meter mark.
Continuing
to be
and careful with the two
more
shots
patient
a
offense
ball, Virginia put
in the back
Head coach Kersten Kimel call
on
of the net.
was
The
Championships
just
end
lot of
defense to
such and
a
State.
eight;
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of
finishes
came
men’s
the
1:51.71 to
finish.
1:52.13
and
Chrest scored from the top of the circle for
ins to
Blue Devils’
Laschinger
fed Lauren
Gallagher
out of the conference cellar.
Norm
Ogilvie
said.
“We’re not
ourselves against other teams
the afternoon.
Virginia added
two
more
scores
be-
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fore halftime, however, going into the in-
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from
behind the net for her first of four goals on
get
“We’re very happy with how
goal. Then, Katie
first
him
were
ran
fourth-place
a
1:52.16,
sixth and seventh.
the
earn
Right behind
These finishes
and
and
team.
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mates Jon Amt and Tom
meets, Duke beat the Maryland Terrap-
the timeout
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team and 33 from the women’s. In both
of
out
came
down ten
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a
scanty
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would have gotten 40;
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Duke
39
scored
we
meets, led by the scoring
In the
the strength of 41 points from the men’s
mentally.”
we
each
1.500-
points.
238
amazing
eighth-place
events,
depth.”
The
points.
as
runs,
didn’t do it with wins, though. We did
it with
the week-
powerhouse
State, who scored
and
na
Duke’s
those
those events, we
the men’s
on
800-meter,
10,000-meter
the pole vault.
points
perennial
was
as
the
events:
and
“In
both teams fin-
champion
four
points,” Norm Ogilvie said. “If we’d
The women’s title went to North Caroli-
forced to
timeout at the 9:18 mark.
meet’s
Florida
physically
both
at the
N.C.
at
well
a success.
side
didn’t have
play that hard against
offense
good
of
weekend
upon
1.500-
number that doesn’t tell the
one
The
the ball,” Kimel said. “Its hard to ask our
the story
conference, but still consider
the Blue Devil defense. we
track
women’s
ished eighth out of nine teams in the
calculated a
this
happened
ACC
tion
tell
can
what
mistakes,
putting
were
and
men’s
story, though,
the
number of careless
a
“The first half
Chasney for the tally.
Next, Virginia’s Lauri Kenis intercepted
the
for
the
teams, numbers
were
The
the careful and
Virginia
the
we
turning
concern
offense.
on
pressure
opened
were
another
Devils
Virginia’s Cary Chasney
defensively
smart.”
4-0,
session to tire the defense of the Blue
(11-3, 2-2).
We
For
Bth-place
The men’s team focused their atten-
PAUL CROWLEY The Chronicle
in uncontested situations and
Down
along
good
the aggressor but
are
12-
of the
really
are
By
Kimel
being aggressive,”
just sitting back.
relin-
and dominated the time of pos-
game
“We
ball
Charlottesville, Va.,
controlled
said.
to claim
rally pleased
kind of sitting back defen-
were
and not
domi-
quishing their lead, defeated Duke 9.
late
Virginia despite
to
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WOMEN’S LACROSSE termission with
“When was we
a
four goal
a
advantage. our
group
were
prepared
moments of the second
“We
to mount
Still, Virginia held maining
a
12-6
advantage with
three times in the next 96 seconds, however, Vir-
from
disappointing
was
erased with “We we
place
a
trip
to the final four in
realize that we cant
Friday
can
captain Kate
side,
the results
and
one
was
so
set out to
but
similar. Duke showed
800-meter
of the
had
Ogilvie
a
high points good
very
be
hard to
and
ished
out of
Penn
Doody
of the women’s meet.
strong
strongest a
in
in
meet like
areas
the
country,
and say,
By JAKE
golf
April 28
‘Well,
we
next
compete
Relays in.State College, Pa,
at
While improving
on a
Buyback
POSES
last
place finish
a
year ago,
the ACC
mounted
the
venient Locations
a
by
charge with
six holes
The Blue
Devil team
course
“I felt like
their
on
in either of the
clip Wake
place after
performance
on a
a
the top finisher for the Blue Devils firing
was
four-over 220. The Duke senior ended the 54-hole
event tied for 12th “I
“My swing putting
was
good and
not the best
was
Tom Lefebvre
finishing
in
this
even
game
this week.”
second best
competitor
he shot
Saturday.
Alex Wilson played consistent
golf all weekend shoot-
ing rounds of 76,74 and
76. Rob
mediocre rounds with
solid 74 Sunday for Duke.
a
Beasley followed up
Freshman Nathan Smith had
a
74s
on
at
a
pair
struggled
on
won
birdies, all
total of
was
He
East
Campu
one
of the most exciting
tournament. Clemson tournament
on
Monday, April 28
-
first
and
the
and
only other
Friday, May 2:
Saturday, May 3:
Central
6:oopm
10:00am
3:oopm
10:00am
4:oopm
Campus
On the patio at Uncle
Harry’s
Wednesday, April
30
-
Friday, May
2:
com-
in the
the team
history of the
a
285.
Although
Ferguson’s
birdie
on
he didn’t
a
feel like they
lackluster are
“I thought
we
starting
hung
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performance, the Blue Devils to hit their stride and look
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the final
hole sealed the victory for Clemson.
Despite
10:00am
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shot the lowest round of the
Sunday with
know it at the time, Jack
we were
g
who finished under pan- for the weekend.
was
s:oopm
East Cam
two-under,
at
were
While it did not include the Blue Devils, title
B:3oam
played
bogies
seven
three-under,
at
Ferguson
making them
thus
respectively,
a
Bill Haas
Matteson and Jack
petitors
7:oopm
the final nine holes.
on
Wake Forest’s
Troy
B:3oam
medalists hon-
Sunday.
the front nine
day with
all
inconsistently five
2:
of two-
five-under-par. After playing great golf the
star
May
Saturday, M
Carolitwo days with rounds of 69 and 68, the North na
A
the weekend.
North Carolina’s Richard Treis ors
two
disastrous 85 in his
first round but rebounded well, shooting over
Monday,
lot of fairways. The
a
part of my
Duke’s
was
the Information Desk
week,” Olson said.
Friday and Sunday respectively, 72
par
I hit
near
tie for 17th. Sandwiched between rounds
a
of 75 and 76 an
place overall.
hit the ball pretty well
Leve,
day,”
Leif Olson said. Olson
West Ca Upper
the first rainy
on
18
two rounds.
ensuing
did very well
we
to
championship.
in fourth
was
holes but couldn’t improve wet
remaining
and take the
single stroke
a
N.C. Clemson
London,
in there for
we are
playing
earlier in the spring.”
Duke Textbook Store
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men’s golf team could only manage fifth this weekend at
the
these
only
May 3, 2003
-
so
with all
this,
Fifth-place
men’s
coach
where
be-
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ninth.
eighth.’”
The Blue Devils
se-
Kaiser said.
depth where
meet,” women’s head
said. “We’re
come
run,
Championships.
finish for
we
the third-best time in Duke histo-
spectacular performances
anything
we
were
winners,
especially the
ACC is among the
May.
assume
many races,
“We Jan
have to be ready to play anybody at any time,”
nior
back to fifth in the final round of the ACC
now
ry,
for the Blue Devof
goal, and
accomplished what
individual event
Matic’s 2:08.54
closer.
any
realistic
Lauren Matic finished fifth and Kristen
time off the clock and
pulling
much
pretty
no
across
to
was
able to take enough
had
re-
on
ginia
ils, they understand that the pains
falling
4:34
a
strengths.”
On the women’s
28
to within three.
pulled
that’s not
our
do,” Norm Ogilvie said.
early
just
score
While the loss
MIKE CASTLEFORTE.andthe Blue Devils closed to fourth
scored
in the contest. The Blue Devils would go
prevent the Blue Devils
fore
in the
charge
a
period. Gallagher
seconds into the half as Duke
more on
Clemson finished second in the men’s meet.
great comeback.”
As they did after the timeout, the Blue Devils looked like they
focus
said. “The last 15 minutes I felt
from page 6
to realize
come
went into halftime I felt like
we
just down,” Kimel
had
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security,
trucks.
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run-
reshape Iraq
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said.
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for the Amer-
to
to be rid of
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executive
direction of the Hawza of Najaf,
theological
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in the poorer Shiite
the
garbage
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APRIL 21,
2003
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classmen
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and local
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who
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officials
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President Hu Jintao and Prime Minister Wen Jiabao spent the week seek-
ing the high as a
grave
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newspaper
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society and sternly
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cover
up
high-profile dismissals
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describing SARS
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officials
warning Please
task
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tried to describe
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tried to heap blame
on
declined
more.”
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approach
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the Health Ministry’s
on
coordinated
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and
to minimize
and the old
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who
hotel,
handling
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era
an
laundry
said: “No name,
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explicit
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as
in the
step
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right direction.”
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and the
mayor
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seems
appeared
their efforts
followed
munications
health minister
Beijing
health
firing the
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But
where
ignore SARS.
lost their
expected.
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exactly
is
first
it
minister, though
of the crisis,
eign students, said:
in
Wen
of the latest
aware
demic
and
as
Chinese instructor of for-
a
reporting
of
privately
serious po-
a
resigned than angry.
situation
which
month,
president
were
more
Guangdong
who may have given any ders to
Xia Yan,
wanted to release bad
last
as
People who
may
early March
how
saw
medical one,” Ding said.
a
tack seemed
even
during the two-week parliamen-
prime
the
he
to
government
But the offi-
have
Officials
no one
tary session fied
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show
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for
the
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effect,
in
as
the government
University of Science and Technology.
week
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manipulate
to
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and
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as
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information, .SAKS became
handling
that after the
weeks,
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their
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public suspicions.
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knowledged.
year.”
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analysts
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figures
downplay
great
year.”
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members
speakers—Health
and
took
public confidence
news
week in which China’s efforts to
tense
CSC’s current co-directors agree.
be
at
apparent
instead of the two previ-
unveiling
perhaps
Some
be
can
who
March—were not
gain medical
a
conference, when
announced
was
incredible pair,”
to revolutionize service
next
to
state media.
really high hopes
an
“I have
plans
Duke
at
million
SARS
as
was
removal of these
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our
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as
news
Zhang
last
leader
experts
movement
mass
spread
advertised
posts
take eager to
as
the reins.
for
the
health
second deputy health minis-
appeared
The
With three years of on-staff expe-
Hogan said.
imminent
the
and deputy party chief, Meng Xuenong.
she said.
Schumacher
a
Minister
wonderful, caring, dedicated lead-
ers,”
of
unfolding
was
tunes
incompetence
travelers —about 70
the outset of the
support
We had that in Beth and Loree, and I
be
this
resolve to combat the
political
a
of Hu,
the leaders
year—could
That
macher next year.
“What
the confidence of
soon
military’s
man-
that
farflung parts of the country.
working closely with Hogan and Schu-
How
in
to
reported
argued
International
of holiday
was
would
new
accu-
another sign of the
was
new
have warned that
sophomore she
that
timely
a
to
cancellation
disease.
said
Baars
sudden
a
May Day vacation, despite the probable
staff in terms of race,
Ellison
thrilled
The
to increase the di-
hopes
adequately
not
rather than deceit.
ad-
qualified
of
staff member
Returning Mary
pool
new
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he later
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said,
had not been
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background.
and
gender
large
a
of the
versity
sen-
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iors this year,
applicants,
deal with
to
ner,” though
recently interviewed potential
was
higher authorities
macher said.
ditions
numbers,
figures
rate
Schu-
While the staff will lose nine
Gao
health hazard.” He added
if
even
explain the abrupt jump
to
official
prepared
by giv-
hospitals.
some
and what will be the impact
Ministry of Health
they
confirmed
1,807 —the
was
79 have died.
Seeking
We want
college.
of Friday
the dis-
case,
everywhere
sonally threatening, the
and suspicious public
in
in
service
of
total
national as
but in this
been felt
has
ease
at
evidence of deliberate deception
highest number in the world. Of these,
who
reason
to attract them back to service
ing
that
here
students
involved
very
high school,
upper-
frustration
many
cases
intensely.
even more
biggest
are
target
to
The
this
encouraged
co-directors
year's
were
only
has
year
did not directly discuss report-
tem. He ed
past
cials, Ding said,
mistakes in the city’s public health sys-
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2003
21,
The Chronicle Changing economics all the
Of
most dramatic
probably undergone the
change
of its change in the future. Under the leadership
nificant Thomas
will seek to redress
the
over
undergo sig-
semesters and will continue to
couple
the past
University, the economics depart-
at the
departments
ment has
chair
new
still-existing
Nechyba, department problems with its graduate program. Fortunately, the department
man
heading in the right direction and Nechyba is the right
to be
seems
implement the needed changes.
to
big challenges facing the economics department is the
One of the
high
drop after failing their first
cent of the students exams.
graduate students, which is
failure rate among its
University
since the
resources
graduate students and
cial support for
teaching these graduate students There
several ways the
are
lem. The most direct is ter able to pass these
judge one’s ability
as
year
expensive
an
University provides finanmust dedicate
address this
can
Although it is surely difficult
who
test
current methods of program. If the
the economics it needs to
develop
out who those
methods of
new
pick
to
complete
selecting students do
figure
to
department
I left Duke last
an
like, with
and the
scores
able to pass the tests and
are
Walsh calls
prob-
to
graduate student from
economics
pool of several hundred applicants Duke should be able dozen people
a
out
the
not allow
people
are,
then
out which students
figuring
Another way to
improve the structures for mentoring within the department. Unfortunately, the department currently lacks a critical
mass
advise
properly
research in which
professors fessors more
are
graduate students on
the
are
faculty
can
publishing
performing
are
easily take place. Younger tenure and older pro-
get
to
often less interested in
graduate students and
work with their peers in the
mid-level
are
faculty
mentoring and development of graduate students. department has been authorized
the economics
Fortunately,
field, making
doing
are
make four mid-level
hires, which will help
to
department.
Past
changes in the economics department
freed up
a
amount of both
great
time, which
can
only be
ate students and
and
courses
on
gives
a
to consolidate the
core
large lecture classes has
professorial and graduate student
positive thing for the retention of gradu-
everyone
more
time to
spend
level
higher
in
increased
an
by indi-
level ofresponsibility for
viduals Recent
their
Student
have
led
is
a
out
hopefully
great program,
ask—what
DSG
Joshua
Jean-Baptiste, the
pre-eminent student
undergraduate
have been accused of assault-
ing
a
visitor
campus
idential
resigned
DSG President in
remained
three
10
May
with
creating regarding
making Duke
involves
account of
such
an
taken
having
his
in
involvement
a
for
accusa-
in
involvement
Board
more
the
that
the
University has placed
his
on
shoulders.
With
in
that fact
simply ask aside
his
from
I
mind,
Jean-Baptiste
to
only
tion to the
in
Trustees,
light of
the damage that he has done that
to
gives
so
to the Duke
community.
DSG
President-elect
Matthew your
that
organization
much positive energy
Slovik—get
out
you will be
polish. Today
crown
of DSG.
clamored to
access
of Trustees.
the
the
Is
C.J. Walsh 111
this,
circumstances,
the
best person to represent
the
given
few
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understand
handed the tarnished
always
increased
for
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responsibility
on
event.
have
ates
any
code,
Finally, Duke undergradu-
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regarding
to the
guilt,
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even
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and
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hours,
as
that
having held the position
step
this
of
well
as
year
a
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Jean-Baptiste
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Having worked with Baptiste for
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setting
one’s
level.
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speak
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Second,
of his
Trustees
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weeks.
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as
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quadrangle. has not
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up
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columnists,
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my
academics, student
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my
stomach
The most
common
I
response
got
graduates why they
when I asked past
was
for the peo-
Pratt senior and
sports photography
editor.
has made his last four He would like to thank everyone who years
enjoyable
ones.
independent
in this
but with notable excep-
discussion,
more
their
on
Unlike
encouraging.
election where
based
largely
con-
to the detri-
regard
community
party affiliations,
policy crossed such lines.
Positions have
emerged.
role.
pro-
into
multiple angles toward
concern
for the entire Duke communi-
newspaper
constrained
Although
do not reject
pages
use
the
of this
for
welcome
one
right.
place
already
is
in this
opinion
their ideological
community members’ outlet for
primary
through
venue
university setting
and pleasant,
smart
similar
a
these
space,
encourage
As
unique perspectives. make
by
submissions
positions and instead
was
coverage
news
mission to be the
our
and the editorial page section has assumed
ty,
campus
letters,
your
have
always
where everyis
respectfulness
always appreciated.
validi-
among its
Trinity
to other
senior John Bush has served
and online editor
likes
of The
as
editorial editor page
Chronicle.
parfait
a
I wilh
four
years
people,
Duke the
people.
I
lot
Song
this school hoping to to
challenge myself academically,
extracurricularly
myself busy
although
I didn’t think it
admit it then, to be
things, it’s only how
realize
goals
four
While I of
and
narrow
I
again,
verbalized it
but
get through
wouldn’t things
any
come
never
jaded
ity check
the matu-
a
in
goals
as
college?
was
myself. Things
ter
now.
things
I started
that
and spent
are
easy to feel small
I have
interested
time with
in
me
people
the
nearly to
old and expe-
impart
I know I’ve learned
four
past
of
time for
myself, embracing
importance
honest with
being
making
learned
myself. I’ve
not to take things (especially friends)
for granted, not to an excuse
greener
be
so
use
(because
on
the
the other
complaining grass
is
as
always
side) and
not to
serious all the damn time. I have
few regrets from the past four years. That said, I’m ready
to
move
on.
and
head and
papers
actually
over
I
my
about running to my next
meeting. Maybe to
looming
in
experience see
some
ways
how much I’ve grown and
looking forward
I may not be year, say
goodbye
made
my
to
the
ready (just yet)
college experience
as
thanks will but in all
probably
seem
to
have
good
as
my
believe
me
with such
a
be
real
a
in
me.
on
you. who
to work ded-
(really)
let-
Thanks for
myself,
for all the oppor-
tunities and
the challenges
sharing
passion
your
especially
and
people
privilege
bright, talented and
icated staff.
four
in
depend
group of
amazing been
me
gossip, the
craziness
The Chronicle enough. You
on
an
laughs,
cannot thank the kids
I also
work
ting
the
the
teach, inspire and,
importantly,
Thanks for letting
to
trips
fights (and make-
downs and the
for
and for
me.
the seniors for
to
years—working
incredible
an
times
when
away,
you
I
was
the
are
Thanks a
this
on
great paper
amount
time and dedication and
of
despite the
ready
to
walk I
why
reasons
stuck it out. I will miss 301 Flowers.
Last,
but
far
from least, I would
like to thank my family and especial-
ly
my
parents.
much when I
to next
people who
the
between. You awe,
are
the
long conversations,
the kebab runs, the
ups), ups,
I can’t
the real world to
matured during these four years. While I’m
days,
snow
the
requires I
incredible.
years
mbs, the dinners,
it has
my inde-
in my abilities and
pendence, believing
back
a
I’ve
years.
the
the
nights,
most
fife-
any
four
past
Thank you for the memories, the late
the rehearsals, the
courage.
more
it’s been. If you don’t know me,
considerably bet-
immersing myself
genuinely more
to discover
better under-
learned
wait
major real-
here. I realized my first year
mine. It
enough
over
exams
surrounded by people who had
was
me.
the
ing
Honey’s,
cannot wait to not have to worry about
difficulty—why
easily
Needless to say, I had
I
an
had a 4.0 GPA, time to do every-
thing (and do it all well) and to
I
school
high
my
was
awfully pretentious freshman.
me—I
these
later that I years
naive Then
were.
most
and,
cool to
was
pre-med.
accomplished
think I
keep
impor-
most
not) passionate about and
changing advice,
Jennifer
to
came
and
pathways
a
a
about
aboutwhat drives me, what I am
While I’m not
for
originally
was
strictly
demand, but
scares
rienced
to
come
not
finally have
I
(and
am
hon-
totally
learn,
and neural
standing
the
what
est, I didn’t
to
me
and
myself.
too.
To be
time for
tantly, about taking risks
remem-
are
cared about. I realized college
supply
the
myself,
uating
in a
Kumar
instances where both
seen
strayed
a
electrons
ple, and now, three weeks shy of grad-
and worst of all, I started to lose faith
and sadness because growing up is hard to do.
Robert Tai is
respect
the effectiveness of the United Nations and
over
with particular
con-
Everybody
I matriculated at Duke
as
expressed
arguments,”
2002
more
diversity
else—all
everyone
columns and online feedback. Debate will
only have led
and who had similar experiences and
in time. Just
slightly
their
answer
Iraqi debate has been
accommodate
to
number of staunch conservatives to two. If
They also complained ty—-that
spring
on
columnist
the
had too few commentaries from the
we
the
dialogue,
to
through
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the Bush
pieces opposing
even more
their side
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issues and to engage others in debate.
uine academic discourse have
policies against Iraq.)
war
on
US. preemption
label-
some
differing
been tested and accordingly refined, and semblances of gen-
in each
space
capac-
to take
senior farewell the need to
four years, I have
past
the debate
themes. (Over the 2002-2003 the columnists year,
gressive seem
political column
our
the
respect
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Editor
year’s
members divided
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as
impose their stances
the heated 2000 presidential
their
generously
to as
ment of substantive
as
opinion
Afghanistan
people
servatives and liberals
been
to
examination of the
worked their butts off in high school
captured
the
several members
complained
and
me
wrote, “rather than give up and label them offensive?” Over
political
claim that
impeded
community
in events such
not sit down and
“Why
inci-
“have
views
differing
the editorial page columnists
that
conservative, but
too
spring,
Alliance
and friends will be programming, extracurricular activities left here
the
ago, these aggres-
and erroneously
Progressive
Chronicle’s leadership
voices
to
in last
quite well
resolution
the blockaders’
their
who
and chose not to
dialogue
Chronicle
Former
on
protesters
a
these
over
suggestions.
protesters
Instead of winning
erally attempt
Legislature
down
a
deter-
someone
while anointing themselves victims against tyrants.
to what it
Freedom. With each
military strikes,
repeatedly
groups
the
high
I gave it my all, school friends. I leave here knowing that
and that every effort and time spent
of
well-
including
week earlier,
views have not been heeded. Last
rity
gone.
flow
viewpoint
Government
the
debate, participants
tions,
claimed
paraphernalia
phe-
everything presidential debate where
only the candidates and I showed those funny moments
a
swimming pro-
the top of her events, Duke sports has and then
free
its
means,
her most about these
opportu-
propelled herself
to offer and
scholarships
no
certain
others from going to class April 10 abandoned gen-
views.
country where almost three-quarters of the popula-
a
thing
ankle roll of win-
young
swimmer who chose Duke despite
gram
volunteer-stu-
we are
within
the
contrary
runs
body had voted
decided to go to Duke
news-
journalism major.
Chronicle,
ning the national championship nom
daily
professional
many memorable moments.
photograph
to
a
and
impose
a
Student
because the
tion supported the
work here
a
and
good
The Chronicle is despite the fact that
a
begin-
because they love it. Why else would busy college students volunteerfrom five to 40-plus hours
looking for
the court, and I
on
at The Chronicle
students
DUSh
goes, universities offer
friendly
activities that I have been
stuck with The Chronicle from
maybe) I’ve
the editorial staff
columnists
selecting
of individuals in the Duke
ity
,
openness to
involved with during my time at Duke (I’m exaggerating of course...
the writing and
on
process
welcome
certainly
we
uine outlets for
John _
the subject for debate.
the Duke-Carofina game this year in Chapel Hill, I thought to
the
increasing
Chronicle,
traffic
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superior
a
many
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dent, the protest usurped the underlying controversy
many fellow students who have
are
equality. Relying
level of ethnic minorities. If
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standards,
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for discourse
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six-week block
of
thought
even
two
war
significant
a
street blockade.
servative,
every-
racial
debating potential of the applicant pool, should not enter the selection
militant minority hides behind this
a
it
writers
rep-
who cared for
person
endeavors. In fact,
new
a
representative,
student-community
high school. College for me
in
As
a
importantly
service
community
explore options
the
house
a
the laundiy fist that I mentioned with the excep-
on
tion of
the Duke Student
on
DSG legislator,
a
first year community-service representative,
a
mock trial
and
in
problems
the
from
condemning Operation Iraqi
In
also taken every opportunity here at Duke. From
an
but
meeting
I met in class
proves
studying
Engineering with
prevented
stormed
true.
so
to the
human chain to block
a
recent aca-
Epworth and Round Table
activities,
US. troops fiber-
The next day,
protesters responded
desires,
not its
was
along with the friends
my extracurricular
as
everyone else. When the outcome
times that
Duke from other schools
demics but its students that walk ways
40-foot statue of
Baghdad
meaning doctrine of
Tai coming
of
people
great opportunities
Robert
family.
what separated
the
ideas,
great family—
world,
pleasant.’ Well,
pleasant.”
a
As the hackneyed
but wanted to stay for the greener pasa
ated
students from
TaKmm
so
predetermined
Saddam Hussein fell
I
his lucky stars that he could go to Duke
tures of Houston and of
smart. I recommend
was
‘ln this
me...
oh
On April 9, 2003,
and
and
or
number of conservatives, another amount of liberals and
ing
who thanked
man
to
come
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the
great University. The second time,
a
to
immature
an
I
smart
so
important
—Elwood P. Dowd, Harvey
Baath regime.
opportunities
leave home for
to
have
is hard to do?
had
Duke. The first time, I
being
would
you must be oh
years
college? Who
disease? Who
Hodgkin’s
for
aspir-
would have thought that I would still be here after
diagnosed
‘Tears ago, my mother used to say to
Elwood,
high school
a
salutatorian would struggle to graduate from
Debate remains
parents
my
parents? Who
former pre-med is
a
teacher? Who would have
ing
hard...
up is
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only
now
you
with you
disagreed
was
younger
so
and it’s
that I’m realizing your wis-
dom (and, much I
I
am
frightening
as
as
is, how
it
becoming like you).
for the opportunities, the
agement and
the
guidance.
Thank
encour-
I love you.
contrived
sincerity:
To my friends, thank you for mak-
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is
a
Trinity
senior and
of The Chronicle.
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