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night
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in the
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Policy Monday
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the Graduate and
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to
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the 2003
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Thursday.
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during
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seats
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Although
disappointments
the Blue Devils’ 2-2 start, Franks said that he believes
over
the 2003 Duke
is further
team
its
in
along
development
than the 2002 Blue Devils. think
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is
it
better
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freshman
quarterback
best
chance
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know there are
you
Stanford
last
year,”
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to
going
do. But I do believe
Mike Schneider
gives
a
cer-
[redthe
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games.”
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that the team, which returned all but
agreed
from last
two starters
can
quarterback] move
had
we
committed to
you’re
tain limitations on what you shirt freshman
than
team
Franks said. “But any time
has
year’s squad,
but with
improved,
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lot of
a
Stanford said. “It’s
aspirations coming
tough. People
old Duke.’ And we’re
people a
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not
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of
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it.”
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to
same
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the
open
confident “Not
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hurt
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team.
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us.
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to
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Duke’s
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defense;
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frustrated on,
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she said.
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games
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things
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prepare
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because
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tournament,
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put
these
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teams
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the upper echelon, and the on
to
opposition
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the
priority
finish.”
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No. 3; Dvorak: Piano
by
cooperation and
To
String Quartet
and
“The American
PRESSLER, piano.
Britten:
Artist
October 1
-
with guest
artist MEN AHEM
Program:
23
September
Opening
Virgin’s Diary. &
Francophone
Auditorium, West
Campus, $4O/$35/$25 General Admission.
music.
an
evening
Jazz is America's are
its
finest