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attendance of the
Gary
of all
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of
president
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was
obvious
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to
sponsor
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a
student’s
food.
McHugh’s
Foods, said the decision
given for
affinity
think
shows
it’s
his
business
year
tive board.
doing
with
brings
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fundraising
ization known sponsors
and
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supporter
House
diet
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Fuqua,
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was
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fact,
that several to
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even
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most
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been
annual
tein
outside
shakes.
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al
same
feat,
been
that
restaurant
was
his ex-
was
also
banned
supplements. said
McHugh
he
he
lost
actually
felt
weight. final
celebratory
sported
employee’s
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weeks,
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Cole, also student,
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McHugh meals
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conducted the
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organization
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said.
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annual athletic games
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to
and
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as
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event
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his
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Tuesday praised
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to
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Duke
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It’s that
The
the
road
to
way
take shots
to
0-1 in the
“You Duke
don’t
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under the
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players
dis-
graduate’s
a
future of
to
coherent
the Duke
son,
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this
accomplished
less
talented
by
players
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the
producing
no
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team
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allowed
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to
despite
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this
goal
North Carolina has in
scores
five
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team,”
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its
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at
John
three
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basketball
five
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play
Rennie the
to
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said. Junior Matt White gets
challenge
Sunday's
to
2-0
Terrapin
13th-seeded Elizabeth Schmidt the main draw, but Schmidt,
drew
court
specialist,
the
slow
surface
Georgia
in
were
ed
a
leg
on a
up
on
during last
forward
Maryland
shutout.Duke takes
the Tar Heels tonight.
said. “The first
opening
round and dis-
Bulgarian 4-6, 7-5,
to
figure
Ansley played
patterns
said
using,”
was
for
Cargill,
one
year
ranked No. 95
currently “She’s
the
the
biggest
win that
at
the
on
the pro to
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play people
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tournament
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player
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that he
the
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bones
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and
first
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knee
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his hand to miss
on
his
left
already
the sidelines.
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well
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see
Zawacki
as
in
three-time
and
Johnson
junior
action for Duke.
tournament
feeling
ten-
careers
Tennis
[in Raleigh]
and
event, and I’m
way,”
of the strongest
said.
was
physically
sure
for
Kristin feels
“I’m
going
into
very confident.”
Men's basketball preseason
weeks, will also
while he's
on
Fellow freshmen Parker
Jennifer Zika,
college
same
tailback
in
play
college
Adidas
Ga.
City,
up
expected
have surgery
on one
sport for the Blue Devils.
broke
two
full-time
in the women’s
good preparation mentally
Marshall Faulk, who
playing
at
“I feel like this a
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St. Louis
com-
All-American
play
one
ever
begin
sec-
Longhorns’
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an
to
world, will
Thursday
this weekend
football for Duke, citing
son's
commitment.Quentin
was
the
nis program,
Goya
in 2002.
No football for Paulus
tournament.”
McCain, who is ranked
All-American Amanda
Vladimira
years
the
tour.
Saras Arasu, will also the
in
French
her final gave up
and Zawacki,
Peachtree
her,
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2003 who
freshmen tandems
played to
bit
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and lost
summer
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also
a
win
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Kelly McCain,
professional in
little
competed
in the Coca Cola Classic is for-
playing
308
a
Wimbledon,
Australian
star
experience
more
played
Maria Alves in the first round of the main draw.
out
taking
lot
a
just
Open,
thought
in 2002 and
the
was
I
Duke
mer
pace.”
match,
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start-
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native
first
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high
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set was
deuce
has
and
me
smarter,” said Zawacki, who has
on
against me,”
classmate Zawacki, who is
Bulgarian
I’ve
this full time.”
doing
needed
as
me to
smart
her backhands and
12th in the
well in my first match and out
a
ranked No. 701
Evgenia
6-1.
in
balding
slicing
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the
Raleigh
“[Uhilrova] than
a
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the
experience
eliminate
to
she could win if she mixed up
Natallia
top-seed
used her
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event.
No. 4 in
as
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the nation,behind only annual
they
draw
qualifying
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its
have
schedules,
high
as
juniors,
[Dziamidzenka]
WTA Tour.
ranked Duke second in
in
Devils
country,”
against
Cargill
Zawacki
spot in the main
ranked
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the
Basketball fever
UConn,
to
can
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and
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of earning
whose
Rated
the
match
players
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Cargill
compete
Cargill,
senior
seen
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two
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hopes
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and
point
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know
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to
in the
tour
Duke
being
goals
freshman tal-
different
seven
team
they
“They’re
the wire.”
tested their
Zawacki
both
limited
nation in
Livingston.
This
Tory
tennis
professional
played had
his time
the
by
exceptions
undecided Shaun
the
first
with the top programs,
freshman
and
Cargill
change,
recent
school
high
notable
women’s
nament,
Cola Tennis Classic
not waste
charmed
being
The
experience.
Because of this
of North five
Duke
has
by
has
tennis stars illuminate
One week before their first
year of col-
one
a
While
the net,
guarding
total have put
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to
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goals.
offense, where
in
as
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team
Storey,
will have their hands full with this
three
better
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Because
combined
a
other
Justin
to
Catherine Sullivan
in the 2003 NBA Draft
picks
two
Ifyou can’t score
goals.
Young
on
years.
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Marcus in
a
pose
ent, has scored twice and has assisted
—
goals
as
both ends of the
Jamie Watson,
season.
with
challenge
a
undoubtedly on
for
in top programs
least the
this
dominant
four
every game goes down
longer
best prospects
of the
one
the nation for
Heels talent
forward
“Our
Duke head coach score
Tar
be
ready.”
Carolina’s attack,
sea-
pressure
better and
getting
ourselves
come out
of
big
play-
team,”
a
out concentrat-
won't
we
as
threat will
biggest
not as
been essential
the
be able
hard
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junior
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games overall.
seven
goals,
not
only , permitted
Ford Williams,
keeper
work
said.
threat with
shot
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key
only goal,
terrific individual
some
they
The
to
far this
so
of defensive
sort
win.
getting
nation, the Terrapins
the NBA has all but assured Duke will be
a
put any
kicks.
comer
one
and
ed and confident,
handled
playing
team
a
Clemson,
against
season
experience spectrum.
and the Blue Devils will
comprehension
basketball is
college
and
was
board
scored the Blue Devils’
ourselves. Ifwe don’t come
suffered
were
has also been
this
“UNC has
kick
falling
season,
15th
that
however, is
occurrence,
Coach K has
of
part
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it
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Wejust can’t
lead.
ever
interesting
most
recruiting
dominant
most
will
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teams
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create
Tar Heels
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Carolina to
was
Earlier
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to
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gear after their tri-
next
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on
escape
basketball program that could very
likely
team,
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and
felt the frustrations of
attempts
career.
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good
a
and the Blue Devils
Duke
recruiter,
one
been
“We also need
Carolina
at
his second this year.
we
by top-ranked Maryland.
media,
than at any other time
now
The
the
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motivation it takes
loss
in
in the season.”
last weekend—the first
into
p.m
before
who,
for assists per game,
points,
Florida State, 7
6
points by
Aiding Wymer
Camp
nationally
Nigi Adogwa,
7 p.m
who has recorded
season.
Blake
Harvard,
offensive instrument for the Blue Devils.
battle.
comes
laughed.
their teams into the
their
said
and
scoring
Sunday’s 0.8.
UNC,”
to
Adogwa
Nigi
point
both have the
als
lose
tonight’s
(2-4-1, 0-2)
Virginia,
been
hardly
national
skill
listed
strengths,
in his
perceived publicly
it
Krzyzewski’s always
gives sig-
nice guy about it all.
Although discussed
bas-
of time and money
and is
Duke
the
down the
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validate that we’re
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Tonight,
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screen.
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in exorbitant
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making
are
as
we
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their investments.
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such
of Duke, and
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knowledge
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experiences
all of its—our —money?
vests
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through
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high
and
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of
per student for
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fiscal
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to
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to
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Duke
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classic.
27, 2003
October
8:00pm, Page Auditorium The Chicago Shakespeare Theater’sproduction of
ROMEO AND
JULIET “.rone of the best
Shakespeare companies continent
on
a
dotted with them.”
—London
Independent
November
8:00pm, Page
17,2003 Auditorium
FAME “A boisterous,
charged
show
spirit.” —Hollywoodnßeporter
that’s full of
energy
December
and
3, 2003
8:00pm, Page Auditorium
SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER “You will be
dancing
in the aisles.”
—New York Times
February
16, 2004
8;00pm, Page Auditorium
KISS
ME. KATE
“KISS
ME, KATE is
irresistible.” —New York Times
Feb. 24
or
25. 2004
8:00pm, Reynolds Theater, Bryan Center
Season Tickets until Duke
sale
on
24
September
payroll deduction
deadline August 29 Gen. Public $ IbO, $ 145,
$ 130; Duke Students: $95, $BO, $6O University Box Office,
Bryan Center Call 919-684-4444 To receive
an
form
order
email:
by union@duke.edu
LITTLE
Additional information
WOMEN
available online: www.union.duke.edu
THE MUSICAL ROMEO AND
A
pre-Broadway preview by special arrangement with the Theater Previews
at
Duke
with the
initiative:The is
proud
JULIET is presented
to
National
sponsor
Communities, tive, in
a
in
in American
Shakespeare
cooperation
Communities
Endowment for the Arts
Shakespeare
national theater
partnership with
Arts
in American
touring
Midwest.
initia-