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said
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far
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[after]
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was a
things
some
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fell
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. Dean of Students Sue Wasiolek said she also
a
pleased
with the
fraternity’s
response
was
to
the
call for reform. ‘The
Earlier this semester,
Sigma
the cracks.”
to as
call for
up
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year.
working
in which
said.
last
light
to
came
hard
and
University
our
brothers have carried themselves.
great strides.”
some
which will
has worked
to
fraternity
the letter stated.
imposed by GJB
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be-
bring
changes
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to
to
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chapter
member-
new
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extremely
necessary
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including
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way
catalyst
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fraternity
the
sanctions
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forward
in the
brothers
according
process
way
line
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to
but
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in order
Nu national policies,”
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this instance.... We
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and
rapid
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were
noted that administration is
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foot.
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fraternity
freshmen
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in
incident.
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in
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pledges,
will
event
pledge program
April
for the
event
used
was
this
about the
a
ber education.
repre-
national, which
lieve
the
of the
judgment
Sigma
advertisement in The Chron-
an
expressing regret
harm any
chapter
in
apology
“Clearly,
to re-
the
to
find their
to
ship policy, including pledging
leader-
attending
monitored Nu
of
process
of
ter
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establishing
Hill
by Chapel
expected
in which the
of the initiative.
phases
two
the
its
an
progress
Sigma
spring,
make
by
campus
Andrew Axelrod noted
periodically
from
ethical
of
which
in
GJB
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off Old Erwin
wandering
were
do.
to
program prior
incident,
hazing
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campus
for Greek
reinforce what
infancy stages
development
Nu national’s website.
Sigma
president
the first
reestablishing
Todd Adams
similar
reduction for
develop
to
meant to
was
had been in the
develop-
the
icle
already planning
was
pledges
Lexington,
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a na-
program known
risk
brothers have been
classes
based in
place
personal
and
chapter,
fraternity
Fraternity
they operate
to
Nu
Sigma that the
in
put
LEAD
quire Nu
in
chapters
Todd Adams said the decision of the
Achievement and Devel-
emphasizes
society,
their
on
according
ty,
change
has
The purpose of LEAD is
impact
Sigma
Board’s
Judicial
Nu
Sigma
future.
Assistant Dean of Students
brothers.
fraternity
hard to the
Greek
fraternity
chapter growth
ment,
working
the
re-
slowly healing.
are
the
to
four-phase development
opment,
have also been
wounds
Leadership, Ethics,
as
The brothers
mandating reform,
sanctions
response
that
spring
all
by
required
near
incident last
hazing
a
fraternity’s
Nu
that
be
Eric Oberstein
by
hard to
let-
will
is
hope
fully
that the
Sigma
Nu
fraternity
embrace LEAD,” Wasiolek said.
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administrators
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ultimately
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at a rate
cent,
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activity,
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increase
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with external
available
telescopes.
telescope
that could enable
you
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sets
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explained.
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astronomy
and
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all this,” he lamented.
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of Natural Sciences
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administrators said their
will
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and do better in
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list of
Plesser said.
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reality.
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schools.
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if ever.”
before college.
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than
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Good
foes
more
for
Sarah Kwak
With
New Ham
belt the field in
start
hockey
“We’re
head
this
by
what
coach
we
Beth
Bozman
every
[No.
Wake Forest,
but we’ve been
1]
No.
13
Northeastern
took
early
an
Katie
Grant collected Kim Van
from
the
line
of
vantage
and put
the Blue Devils up who
Grant,
by
two.
leads
the
another
Duke the
had the Duke
10-5,
in
the Huskies
still
single
a
penalty
in
able
we
not
were
able
and
to
now we
can
ofNew
Hampshire
Blue Devils
Duke the
4-2 in
dominated
rest
respectively,
saves
game
Outshooting
goalie
was
Christine
up
said.
“She
UNH in the second
played
team
of two
with
more
extend Duke’s lead
the Wildcats
the last
couple
half,
Grade Sorbello—who
junior
advantage to
Kirsten Bostrom and the Blue Devils head
a
were
able
Van
along
eight goals—-
scoring opportuto to
three. Howevdo
something
of opponents could not:
score.
in
to No.
was
a
Just
Norm
Ogilvie.
he wasn’t
He showed
year.
the best athletes in
Krieger the
cross
the second
was
finish line,
a
the
to
lot of freshman who had school
high
before,” Ogilvie effort for Keith
great, great to
up
his second
team
be
to
second
our
for Duke.
race
really ready
Alex Romero
2 North Carolina Friday afternoon.
weeks UNH’s
in
Michael Hatch
said type effort,”
rock
this
It
year.”
would have had
a
far
better overall finish if Nick Schneider and
record-
outstanding, especially
with Grant leads the
nities
Buckley
“It
The men’s
out-
Hatch
of his coach.
showed he’s
for
game.”
Kirk and
man
give
were
to
Krieger —stepping
from
Katie White took
Jen Stamp
Christy Morgan
and at
put
it
a
past
comer
Duke
pass
goalie
51:08. Sorbello answered
for the Blue Devils five minutes later with
Dominating
took
and
the Blue Devils
the first half,” Bozman
great
said.
that the
to
with
run
“Keith beat
Chrissie Mur-
early.
to
beaten him in
in her valiant effort.
“[Buckley]
er,
a
nationally
time of 26:11.8
a
that level last
at
Devil
delight
of them.”
full
country.”
Blue
“We’ve
took
up for him;
step
new
ready
impres-
very
who
nine
what
classify
Freshman Keith
our
the Wildcats in the first half 15-3
1-0. Wildcat ed 11
the game
which it would keep
of the game.
comering and 9-2,
early lead,
he’s
defeated the Univer-
scored with 3:32 into the game
phy the
advantage
a
Duke
Michael
junior
All-American
an
Cary,
couple
a
course.
would
running
scoring opportunities,
team
featuring
14th overall with
as
few
a
a race
schools,
‘That’s
allow
on
Bozman said.
into
take
the
Yesterday, sity
get
capitalize
to
were
performers
men’s and women’s coach
the
shot in the second half.
scoring opportunities,” been able
did
comers,
outshoot
to
“The difference in the Northeastern that
“I
half,
and
prevented
spotlight.
the 8-K
on
points,
the second
Great
Festival in
Country
of the
Amidst ranked
put
the
at
fin-
team
spectacular day.
a
individual
advantage
3-0 win. While Northeast-
advantage
was
team
in
goal
to
weekend
performances
finished
team
16 women’s
asthma attack
an
having
placed
Huskies 9-4. The Blue Devils did
was
sive
past Husky
in another shot
this
However, there
*
pass
break from Northeastern’s de-
a
fense and knocked
recorded
shot
a
from
when
Kirk’s
But
“rough”
Saturday,
lead
sixth
American Cross
improv-
Diana Nelson. Van Kirk took ad-
goalkeeper
ern
ished
with
bump
N.C.
Blue Devils
giving
ninth, and the No.
and
since.”
Facing the
little
a
The No. 27 Duke men’s
said.
game
had
Strasser
Jason
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Duke
do,”
ten
over
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team
another
of wins under its
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start
cross
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Right a
goal
off
penalty
after Sorbello’s
timeoutand
on
a
the
chances
at
fourth in the The
an-
56:23.
the Wildcats took
at
58:09. Even with
scoring
both sides in the last minutes of
the game, the
score
remained
unchanged.
Duke outshot the Wildcats 24-7 and had 16
to
will
why
momentum
the
carry it
a
Bozman said.
team
to
their
to
shine
hesive game
played
“We’ve been rather
playing together today.
game is
We
ago
aggressively,
that
the
ranked
race,
more
gathered game
played
finisher
Duke’s best
who’s
overall. But a
very
two
out
but faded towards the end of to
Ogilvie.
the women’s
two
did
started
they
at
Duke
race,
was
the Lou
weeks ago, suffered
co-
today.”
performance, perhaps
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sopho-
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Blue Invi-
asthma
race.
Sophomore Sally Meyerhoff
concentrating on
Virginia
as
—both
attack and withdrew from the
well overall,”
than
top
tational
Friday.
well
as
Natasha Roetter, who
Devil’s next
ran
according
During
polls.
has
team
No. 2 North Carolina
‘The entire
going
in
Duke
NFHCA
most recent
hopefully
against
on
goals
two
demonstrates
clearly
subsequently put another tally
board at
goal
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their
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1
page
for
mentum
long,
10-yard
own
within
came
line.
On second down, the Blue Devils
inches of
when
safety
a
Alexander
Phillip
took down tailback Willie Reid just outside the And
gaining eral
as
soon
kicker their
personal
fouls;
the Seminoles
as
goal
it looked like the Blue Devils
this time it
punted
be
might
a
huge play,”
Franks said. “We
to
going
were
smarter
the very
next
completed
Rix
end Donnie Carter, who
Terrell Smith
on a
advantage
play
to
prevent
Greg Jones right
Bobby
caught
a
from behind
plays
Bowden
receivers,”
said. “On
they
got,
can
[the]
good
Florida State head offensive line,
passers
find away
to
get
the offense which lifted the Blue Devils back most
important part
drive of the
and-long The
biggest play a
next
to convert
only
scor-
three third-
of the drive
third-and-ninepass
to
came
tight
when
end Calen Powell
goal just
blocked
of the
continued to
they
ball
on
fourth and
to
second-and-
covert on
forcing
inside the
by Gordy
over
Reid
offensive
on
clamped
10-yard
left side of the field.
drive.
them
at-
hash. The
right
deny
to
to
Duke its
and
offense,
after
a
first
down on defense. On third
were
able
But when
sacked Rix
to
to
once
down,
Emanuel The
as
he
stripped
tried
got
again
force
into
their
points —returned to
yard
loss
to
bring
up
a
the
that would have forced
ran
Florida State eked
to
he
the
to
20-yard line,
for
a
first,
oc-
Daron
Kevin
caught
consecutive Duke
two
escape
territory
Blue Devil defense failed
out a
Then, Rix threw which
rose
red
without
surrendering
a
a
seven-
critical third and 17. However, the
line. On
Douglas
into the
offense. Duke sacked Rix for
the
porous
suc-
the ball from Schneider and recovered it.
Seminoles—lucky deep
a
loss of nine. Then,
a
scramble
to
together
put
Duke
nell Dockett sacked Schneider for third
the
to
three-of-15
“I said.
with
thought
our
when
to
make
Seminoles
to
a
critical tackle
punt. Instead,
the
pass
third and
getting
was
we
had to
he tried
as
loose
Craphonso Thorpe
head of
comerback
Brian
the
as
contin-
fumbled it
With the the
at
score
23
again giving
“Coach
early,”
Franks
bunch.”
a
the second half, but
on
something happen
on
to
way
the
35-7,
endzone,
return
out
all the
“We need
to
but
re-
touchdown.
Senterrio Landrum took the kick-
line
yard
a
up the
scooped
Nicholson
AJ.
and returned it
44
the Blue Devils excellent field
came
do well like
well
time. Then it became
throw
to
make
his
on
had
team
accumulated 192
junior
on
Schneider surrendered his second fumble
long,
ball,
played
some
begin
to
of the game. Florida State’s
an
excellent
yards
return
this week and rest
of the
on
gave
yards—once
evening
as
the
five chances. us
a
challenge
special teams,”
and the guys step up
Lan-
position.
to
Landrum
stepped up
their
game up front.”
Despite again
down, field
the field
unable Duke
to
by
From
position,
the
capitalize. Failing
sent
goal which,
blocked
on
Brent
for the
Blue Devils
Garber
second
marshal
to
to
were
attempt
time in
the
once
single
a
a
first
42-yard
game,
was
the Seminoles.
there,
Florida State
touchdowns with
a
tacked
mixture of
on
starters
three additional and
reserves
on
the field. ‘We
to
players,
after halftime.
offensive line
knew
we
the first series,
said.
struggled
reserve
defense. Schneider com-
the Duke
attempts
“[Schneider]
tough
off
the Seminole ad-
push
nine-of-12 passes in the first half, but connected
peted just
to
Blue Devil offense
primarily
through
power
pylon
halftime.
After halftime, the
first down.
43-yard
over
at
Seminoles, playing
drum and the
the Florida State defense
zone,
28-7
covered the ball and stumbled in for
Giuseppe Aguanno
the Blue Devils
Again, cessful
to
Duke received the ball
contest.
took
and 10, linebacker
the
kept
opportunities,
moved
25-yard completion
the Florida State
Schneider
the line and into the endzone almost untouched
on a vacant
field
Florida State
pass
first down.
a
down, the Blue Devils
drives
Blue Devils scored when Chris snap, the
through
was
in the game.
about the Blue Devils’
their ability
the left sideline. The
Blue Devils inside
score
swing
inside the left
just
vantage
the Blue Devils in
With
casion. On first down from the Seminole
open.”
situations.
completed on
day
was
we
and with the
After another efficient Seminole drive, this time it
ing
by
later, tail-
second
was
a
the Seminoles to punt.
lot of skilled
receivers we’ve
The
to
pass
the ball into the endzone untouched
ran
well. And we’ve got
protected
was
touchdown. Six
50-yard
sweep.
“We have coach
a
a
46-yard
four
Greene
ued
caught
for the second time,
four and third-and-six
Garber kick
just
21-7.
to
up
Then, the Blue Devils failed
tempt a of the Blue Devil mistake.
score
mo-
ensuing
the Duke
to
took the Seminoles
Schneider
as
four, running for
Florida State took
back
the ball
sideline
right
36-yard gain.
a
hold the
A.
DUKE
line in the flat and motored down the
20-yard
territory
to
Cromartie took the
possession, Douglas
sideline for
move
the
push
to
next
the Duke
Seminole
than that.”
tight
on
right
from inside the shadow of
ball around midfield. We’ve just be get the got to
On
the
the
goal post.
own
“That was
and 1:08
On
sev-
roughing
was
plays
line.
momentum, they committed the first of
some
critical
as
line. From there it
31-yard
able
not
were
Anthony
as
Brent Garber kickoff down the their
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get
a
fought
couple
real hard.”
real hard,” Alexander said. We
of bounces.
They
are
a
great
team.
just We
didn’t
played
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FSU's time of
20
Duke's red
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possession, 1-of-4 27
times Duke converted
on
fourth down
compared Duke's
Consecutive ACC losses for the Blue Devils
to
18:39.
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a
the
after
bye week,
the Blue Devils will head up
Terrapins. Maryland began
an
overtime loss
to
the
season
to
College
Park October 11th to take
in the top 25 but fell
undefeated Northern Illinois in week
out
of the
polls
one.
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Where
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By
assumed
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be
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Duke football
far better understands Newton’s Laws of
team
Motion than the
Saturday used
it
was
players
Florida State. But
at
the Seminoles who far better
momentum
in
their 56-7
of
trampling
the Blue Devils. But
second
on
Duke
thought,
perfecdy
followed Newton’s Third Law—that for every acdon
there is
tion—when
by
the
itive
plays
losing
makes
Blue Devils
the
only
trip
to
own
Jones ed
turn.
to a
the
plays
from
by Betsy
Boehm and Tom Mendel.
carrier. (Above) Florida State had Duke
(Top Left)
on
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A
throng of Seminoles mauls
Blue Devil ball
its
as
he
was
hassled all
right)
Freshman
night by the Seminoles.
lost
80-
Greg blast-
special-teams kickoff
eight yards and
scrimmage
poor offensive was
looking
embarrassing opening
Bobby
its knees most of the game. (Above
quarterback Mike Schneider had little time to work,
a
five-play,
re-
on
punted
later. the
Blue Devil defense
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7-0 lead in
53-yard
a
Florida State
subsequently
play
Despite
included
a
Seminole-esque 36-yard
Duke
first
three
a
knocked
Duke’s Senterrio Landrum
run,
through
unit for
its
that
points
feet.
the first 1:37 in the game with drive
as
pos-
Saturday’s
continually
After the Seminoles raced
yard
to zero
fluke
seven
im-
one.
Seminoles off balance
their
over
reac-
was
lopsided
as
next
fourth quarter. But in
overly aggressive
the
scores
and chalks up
late in the game,
team
play
equally gorked
an
In many games with
56-7,
opposite
brilliant Duke
followed
mediately
and
equal
an
ever)'
Bowden
safety when,
and
showing, to
the
avenge for
surprised
the
squad by nearly recording
after
a
great punt
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helps
to
of shutouts
pair
Sarah McCabe each
Matt Sullivan
by
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goals
The
women’s
UNCG swept
weekend
a
goals
all month, and the Blue Devils weren’t
set
about
close
to
without
season
One
Chapter
out
doing
rivals
in-state
lowly
lowing
around
and
UNO
and
goals
before
into ACC
jumping
bie
all
[the ACC]
Church said.
scheduled
good job
too
year,”
of
those
but
The Blue
out on
collectors this weekend, earlier in the week 7-0
son
40
Kate
Junior backup
Joe Kelly and the Blue Devils Duke
mer
were
unable to thwart their Ivy
is coached
Friday. Harvard
by for-
the 1986 NCAA title.
team to
of the year John Kerr, who led then-Coach Rennie's
player
foes
League
off
day the
against Davidson,
Wildcats
33-3.
Kate Seibert led the
prevails
early goals
Lauren
and
Tippets
scored
Seibert
each
as
of
three
against
Ford assisted
Caroyln
third time this
year,
before
Gabe Githens
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Duke
We-all know
Harvard
it
annoying Duke the
that
lating
repetition
continue
you
and
over
a
when
spot forever. Now
same
miss
to
loss. Welcome
the
men’s
The Blue
ACC). other
vard Crimson
world of
0-3
(2-6-1,
Devils lost 3-2
heartbreaker
one-goal
chances
in
the
to
(3-1-2) Friday night
Har-
3-2 but could
to
waning
moments
up
Wildcat Seibert
a
and
had
I
cluded,
front of the The
three
net
goals
each
assisting
Moros would leave ankle
picked
but
sprain, the
up
other
Duke
give
to
a
a
for the
“It’s and
just
didn’t make
tonight. Myself
in-
chances
four
or
jumped
Led
inventing
Rennie said. “Harvard’s
John
and we’re
playing
head
coach
good
a
team
home, but this is
at
lose
to
ways
Duke
goals,”
score
back-to-
and
the
with
with
floodgates
a
of
pair
a
Duke end.
on
unable
was
Harvard
who had
cleared it
out
and
sent a
Teammate
on
the other
assists in the game,
ball
own
side
the
last
to
a
by
header from
were
able
could
Duke
not
18-yard
Devils’
winding
goals,
to
regroup
“You
you’re going
cross
squad The
the sent
Justin Bodiya
the
in
remaining
headed in
on a
who
its
the
16-7,
but
opportunities.
had both of the
pressed
yet
first
20
minutes
be critical,
send
to
as
of
for Duke’s slow
the
match
start
One
were
possible
may have been
double-overdme loss
Wednesday night’s
forward
with
time
Adogwa
took
a
and headed the ball into the crossbar
more
mental
rather than
fatigue
ical
fatigue
after
but it’s
six
just
fatigue,
emo-
physical fatigue,” hard
so
some
to
get
physready
games by
a
stick
in
matches, and
smooth
4500 meter
two
combined
many
Friday
on
of
seven
goals.
The
the short end of
those
was
win
and
Wednesday
a
and
great weekend
off No.
Pepperdine
5
Saturday.
next
team
is
for intense conference play until it
as
easy look
just
quite
not
the
at
was.
and
schedule,
when the
sure
chap-
next
this weekend
as
wins
are
come.”
to
depth,
team
no
hard-fought
different.
Homer felt that the
courses
at
A and
Varsity Eight
B
race,
finished before UNO’s
boats
boat. The B boat finished the close 15:08 with the A boat
right
North Carolina’s A boat Duke
coach
with the
pleased
together
‘This will
create
where we’re able
push
of the
to
go
was
two
boats
B
boat
Tonia
Boock,
Dunlap,
Leah
Shapiro—as
niors
and
Lauren
senior
Sara
sophomores Corbin
Winslow,
Frank-Finney
and
Sarah
Emma
Darling.
The A
classmate
Murray,
and Christine Lauro,
ley
Mae
Joyce Gay, ju-
Missy
Buckmiller
sophomores
Kim Bai-
and Lauren Case, and freshmen Kirsta
Harryman
and Amber
Straight.
fours,”
race,
The Duke
top
time of
B boat
time of 16:50, with
a
behind
the
at
16:52. Duke
three with
17:12,
next to
followed
D
time of
a
by
fin-
UNC
17:18.
Senior Mae
boat.
In
Amanda
Krista the
A
(coxswain),
and
Missy
race
Joanna Hingle,
for the
was
who
recendy
Year Award.
had
and
the
B
seniors
Buckmiller,
and Sarah
Shapiro Straight.
the first for the Blue
three-time
without
was
Duke
Bailey
Case,
raced
and freshman Amber
Saturday’s
nalists
Lauren
boat,
Kim
Christine
junior
Harryman
Adam
sophomores
Devils
and
Murray
freshman
coxswain
Joyce Gay, junior
sophomore
Lauro,
and
working
the Blue Devils
17:02. The UNC B boat was the
at
we
Horner said.
Four
right
out
a
defi-
finish three boats before any
to
the A boat
A
contained
race
surprising
the last month
the win with
captured
we were
which isn’t
Carolina shells.
North
environment and
times,
race
eights,
Varsity
able
ish with
coxswain—and freshmen Alis-
Kareen
In the were
the
spent
and
pairs
Kareen
Van Amam and
Adam
in
Homer said.
day
Four
effective in the fours than
the
rounded
each other.”
The
sa
15:23.
at
each
out
on
more
in
were
A in
team.
top
speed,” practice
a
in
Homer
to see our
in
race
behind at 15:10.
came
Robyn
depth
exciting
was
close
so
head
“Based
nitely
since we’ve
both of Duke’s
Varsity Eight
Varsity
better showcased the team’s hard work.
over
four-per-
boat consisted of senior coxswain Amanda
matches, it has lost
seven
Blue Devils have been the
In the
at
Wednesday’s game.”
In Duke’s last
a
Miller, junior Natalie Zervas,
Rennie said. ‘There certainly is
Blue
down in the second half. At about
mark,
“I think it’s
kicked off its
team
racing eight-
boats for the
“It
the Crimson
finish their chances.
tional
beginning
ACC,
While Duke dominatedthe
Lake Michie in Bahama, N.C.
into halftime down 2-1.
able
Blue
During
Harvard
on
the
mount
son
with
Saturday
season
free kick
the half
to
reason
The women’s rowing
goal,
for
netminder
challenge
proved to
after
Harvard’s away from
just yards
from
North
Hoffs
Ryan Johnson. Finally, Adogwa a
to
then,
speed ahead,
stacked
knocking
won’t be
race,
North Carolina,
engines
chances
great
not
at
game its
on
After
early.
two
could
his
line and
and
onslaught.
outshot
eight-minute
cross
but
attack,
ran onto
two-goal deficit,
capitalize
Nigi Adogwa,
Blue Devils
with 18:25
goalie Justin Trowbridge
another offensive
match,
had
18-yard
defense.
scramble in front of
on a
North Carolina.
the
Despite Devils
getting Kramer
goal
full
go a
but he knows that the gets there,
Chrissie Gorman
10th minute of
Wednesday’s
to
down
ground just be-
line of
Tornaritis
the
near
Duke
past
on
Devils’
defense
3-1 lead.
a
the
goal
right
Anthony
perfecdy
shot
for
two
the
hind the Blue
a
a
of the Crimson’s
Using
Charnock
pass
to net
midfielder Brian Charnock,
goal
a
goal
in the
swift counterattack after
the ball forward after his
pushed
box.
a
came
coming
cruises past UNC
rowing
half minutes later, forward
Duke turned
Carolina,
The Crimson’s decisive
a
the
that put Harvard up 2-0.
net
Similar
big
disappointment.” 71st minute
Six and
Matt Hoff scored Duke’s
the week-
as
One—were
Church said he won’t know if his
ter
tie
to
their first three shots. Charnock
on
play.
Marshall
Shelly
Forest, which had
prepared
by ample
in
top of their
on
early
chances
Nicholas Tornaritis in
like we’re
not
weekend
lead with six overall off
Chapter
will
itself in
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inen Stadium.
scor-
who scored
Tippets,
and No. 12 California,
and
Tippets
3-6-1
a
McCluskey
Casey
of the
team
playing
Wake
thereafter with
with
the
on
Duke midfield-
on
with No. 1 North Carolina
her fellow freshmen
slack,
points
close.
Duke
3-0 halftime lead.
soon
from
racing
to
goalies.
on
feed
a
tag-team of their
and missed them all.”
Crimson
opened
in
four
and
goal
for the
end—and
love,
Carolyn Riggs a
Gwendolyn
Spartans played
overplaying
second
Riggs
Devils
goal
had
minutes
two
feed from
many,” sophomore
work
opportunities
our
own
back
of
enough opportunities
too
Kramer said. “We
Danny
goals
Kosk-
at
give
we
goal-scoring
an-
goal.
an
“We don’t finish
the
in yet
a
the match.
and
as
in the
again
shot for
own
Harvard’s lead
cut
finish
not
at
trans-
match
frustrating
team
soccer
skips
imagine
soccer
goal-scoring
the
to
a
is
until the game ends in
again
over
to
CD
a
how
his
rebounding
Blue
least
at
knocked in her first
less than
That couldn’t stop
into
the
spread
formidable this
as
the Blue Devils fewer solid
giving
her
and
offense led
seven
Rebecca Moros formed
by
in
David-
a
sweep since
ing opportunities.
with six and
against
aggressive
and
of the
Tippets
a
Darby Kroyer
ers
Duke’s domination in the midfield.
though,
with 2
whose
team
son
started
most
onslaught
formation,
David-
Duke outshot
as
shots, respectively,
seven
Harvard
Straka
both games, but she got
goal
on
weekend. But the
tax
yesterday.
knock off Greensboro 2-0
to
the
off from
using days
season
into the game
away
than Davidson.
a test
Bognanno
of the
Oxenham, who
the field.”
and then head down Route
Friday
Carmen score
taxing
plow through
to
felt
we
are
(7-2-1) played
Devils
provided
of
more
be
not to
came
month ago. The compe-
a
have been
not
they
as
Friday-Sunday
Texas
a
too.
with that class.”
happy
too,
having
around them
time around, but UNC-Greensboro
scheduling
not
games that
time you step
every
yesterday
tition may
gone and
number of games that
a
many
of prepar-
been intim-
hard for the Blue Devils
was
with their first
head coach Rob-
“I think we’ve
ACC-type games,
were
good players
upsetting
“I think we’ve done a for
they’ve
pleased
play
in and have
not
benefited from
lot of other
It
from the first
even
without fear and have
We’ve been very, very
this week.
ing
big games,”
they’ve stepped
campus,
idated. And
al-
not
on.
in
playing
to
the weekend. “So
on
on
played
finish off its non-conference
to
style
slate in
of their
noose
Davidson
Greensboro, scoring nine one
day
it.
So No. 11 Duke put the
used
Church said of the freshmen, who talliedfour
hadn’t
team
cer
in unassisted
putting
the Blue Devils rolled
as
“They’re
soc-
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ranked ninth
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the tournament, won ranked
get
tle better
and seeded second
defending
national
than
and that
me
to
was
might
one
top-seed
first
in
maybe
a
After
urday
Gordon’s
over
defeated No. 59
can
finals, followed by “Amanda
ment,” n’t it
teammates.
The
lit-
was
wins
Sabita
game is
Sat-
on
girls back.
quarter-
for her
to
what
in
last
draw.
matches before All
some
other Duke
who
player
On the
picked
63 Alicia
to see
need
be
to
ready
that other
used
get
adjusting
expect. Part of
to
players
playing
to
in
cares
to
their
on
The
who
did have the
won
successful
a
B
Flight
debut
consolation
‘The doubles
was
singles
practice
was
that
doubles
Martin.
Lindsey
bounced
back
after
her
defeat,
winning
rankings
and to
Mike Van Pelt
The
Viri
road
been Duke’s this
team
This
season.
continued
struggles
son on
it
as
weekend
past
On
15-7
its
Friday night
would
They
its first
dropped
winless seven-game road
a
aliers
to
volleyball
ACC matches of the year and
two
not
friendly
Duke
ed
has
nia
won
complet-
game
need
said Rufai,
lands commitment
3, 1-0 in the ACC) the Blue Devils lost 3-0
many of them.
in
it
a
match that Duke
rapins.
Falling
start.
the Ter-
by
had trouble
(4-10, 0-2)
up from the
ing
controlled
was
nior
Tassy
points, only “We
Rufai
within
pulled
se-
tency,
and let them go
runs,”
on
said
situations
Rufai,
Duke
the
dropped
next
21 and 30-23,
snapping
streak
the
against
The
ginia
for
was
the
an
same,
could have Duke
then traveled
1-1). the
to
against
not
the
was
closer and
18 kills. After
by holding
off
to
been
not
We
teams.
take
Virginia
a
2-1 ad-
30-28
the
Duke head coach
easy,”
home
play
to
before
Tuesday night
going
on
in
the road in the ACC is
situation
be
to
in
for
any
continues its hunt for its
victory,
there
n one
have
continuing a
quality
to
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School,
Black
rebounds
and 58
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go
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and
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said.
match
easy
‘We’re
the second game,
the Blue Devils rebounded
got together
schedule.
about the remainder of the
career-high
too
Florida State this weekend.
“Any
first
the first game 30-26 behind
dropping
grueling
to a
While Duke
gone either way.
won
not
Forest
an
er-
fifth
team.”
While the end result
match
synch
“The ACC is
Vir-
your
Black,
so
up with much consis-
Blue Devils
to
away
said.
freshman Nana Meriwether’s
vantage
games 30-
its four-match win
afternoon match
(17-1,
Wake
Terrapins.
Blue Devils
Cavaliers
two
The
points,
hard, meanwhile,
to
to
ketball program
ment at
four weekends in
Jolene Nagel
who
led the Blue Devils with 13 kills.
to
thanks
“Playing
two
road has
in crucial
errors
has been
Black decided
throughout
combinations. The
Zawaki/Zika
that way, but
her official
making
6-foot-5
necticut and commit
‘We had
the time we
By
week after
campus,
Duke
recorded her
season.
one
to
cruiting trips
late.”
Blue Devils
lose 30-27.
to
made
and
It
keep-
behind 27-20
in the first game, Duke rallied behind
too
was
15
to
visit
fight.
game.
minimize
to
who
a
oudasted
deciding
only
double-doubleof the
Friday night against Maryland (12-
sea-
Wake Forest, the Cav-
four and
game five it is
definitely
you
rors,”
to
go away without
not
win the fifth and
to
“In
trip.
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Having
tour,
from the
teams
Notebook
from 6-foot-5 North Carolinian
three.
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THE CHRONICLE
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for the team.”
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rotating
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every
different doubles
Tennessee’s
on
things
in the first round of the main bracket but then lost 6-3, 7to
un-
was
players
ranked doubles
Cargill
was
said. “One of the
defeated Notre DamePs Liz Donahue 54, 6-4
Coyer
five
Jane Connelly.
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in the second round
freshman who
losing
three successful
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losing
Salas and Sarah
rankings
your
plan
and
Johnson
weekend,
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returned.
find
to
said.
but strongest girl,
and the
graduation
to
season
hoping
duo of
you Our
juniors.”
Coyer,
Goyer
ACC
give
with that mark
fall,
the
of the weekend
After
play.
nationally
The Blue Devils
college
college
win.”
to
of Duke’s
2002-2003
at
Ashworth
not
disappointing aspect
year’s squad
none
finish her first
to
really well,”
and she’s
the doubles
doubtedly
fresh-
for Duke.
play
tennis what
college
the
to
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are
if you
play
to
[the
road, volleyball
two
of
tennis and
college
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drops
Salas
most
Sunday
record.
competes
5
multiple
up
in the
Parker
and
spring,
to
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freshmen
our
everyday, especially
need
were
Ashworth said. “She had-
since NCAAs
get
the
No.
to
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5-1
a
biggest girl
she finds away
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Cargill
Ashworth said. “I don’t think
realizing
their best
6-3 in the
throughout
6-2
competition they
daily basis,”
on a
the
last for
good
the level of
week.”
next
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big
match 6-2,
collegiate
The three-time All-Ameri-
well
Jamie
tournaments
important
two
up
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Zawaki and Jennifer Zika each earned
Tory
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victory
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Tennessee’s
over
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Notre Dame.
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6-3,6-1 blowout ofNo. 17 Zerene Reyes.
a
played pretty
any
Americans
victory
Jennifer Magley 64,
Duke head coach
played
was
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falling 2-6, 64,
with
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Georgia
and
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on
tournament
not
men] knew
routine
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on
matches
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at
difference.”
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to
over
said. “I needed
Saras Arasu. The
junior
was
first- and second-round matches before
Florida.
champion
but I couldn’t do it. She
shape
64
6-3,
falling
two
A draw
Flight
Fla. native, ranked No. 43 in the nation,
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matches—including
tennis thrives in
victories in the
note,
draw of the Adidas
played really well,’’Johnson
break,
a
nationally
three
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positive
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State
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the Florida State
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everything
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ball back
penalty
the
momentum
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Devils
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play calling
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did his best Moses Blue Devils
ly
execution. could be
led
another
to
to a
bril-
the
and
a
sea
the
began
back Chris
running
with
play
a
drive with
next
of
spin
make the game This
Blue Devils
which had the
attempt,
interesting again,
tinued for the
of the
rest
examples, including fumble after
the
game
Duke
with
at
least four
quarterback Mike
defense forced
Duke
a
saying
starters
then
this horrible
Despite
but
has
optimistic
“I think that’s
ball
concrete
of
Seminole
last
week
to
some
week,”
try
to
Franks
fun. At times
BLACK
said.
“We
worked get better. We
worked to
play
through
the
page
build in
the
an
imposing
recent
to
inside presence that it has lacked
their stellar
give
guard play,
Adding
Duke the
been known for
traditionally but
the
Brittany
Black
to a
current
Hunter and 6-foot-7 Hunter-Bales tandem
front line in
biggest
freshman
the nation
for several years. “Duke
they’re
doesn’t
an
really going
probably
now,” McCormick true
said.
low-post players
inside-outside In
Black,
addition an
to
go to
inside
have
“Both
too
much,
but
start
doing
that
Bales
give
and
Black
them
are
more
of
game.”
is
proud.
boosting
of Duke’s academic
the basketball Street &
program, Smith All-
2002, plans
to
take
opportunities
as
well. She is in-
pathology
to
ing of
that
and
hopes
to
advantage
pursue
the
had the
given
ability up
instead of
Blue Devils
became
to
Virginia
despite
owning
on so
be
to
far
more
not
was
a tour
down
with
my
strength 2003
the
next
rigors
participating
Black is
the
facing
good players,”
coach
for
the
five
in
Women’s
somewhat
years.
Team North Carolina and with
a
“Playing me
challenge.”
the
being
to
star-studded
legs
a
roster
“She’s
USA Bas-
lot of talent.” and
college
having
to
she
players said.
“I
something
definitely
that will like
sense
the
on
top
on
freshman
na-
Fri-
right
is its
team
depth.
Next
who rested
runners
com-
during
insures that Duke will have
luxury
and
Notre Dame,
at
last
the
throughout
rest
of
Friday’s performance
tide,”
tide, but
from
page
said.
Ogilvie
challenge
in the mix
not as
was
is still
been, Ogilvie
success-
thinking big things
country program.
cross
at
can
“Not
be
a
top-10
challenge
teams
well. Both
as
to
win
necessarily
for it. And both
nationals
for the
the
ACC
would like
teams
to
feel like
be
on
a
team.”
3
and the
second
most
they’ll
ground
that
mentioned what
a
mentioned
[Deng],”
“[They
they
have done and
me]
gave
some
back-
lot about this business with basket-
college.”
one
stands 6-foot-ll and
of the
only played
centers
top-five
three years of 13
averaged
for Florida Air lar
Luol
with them.”
do for me,” Kaun added.
Kaun, who
He
with
talking
because I don’t know
ball and
ered
night
time
“[Duke’s coaching staff] what
Academy
point guard
Shaun
250
weighs
pounds,
in the class of 2004
is
consid-
despite having
school basketball.
high
points, eight
rebounds and
two
last year. At this time,
Livingston
are
blocks per game
only
Kaun and stel-
Duke’s identified targets in
the class of 2004. Kaun
mentioned that he would like
sometime this week. Last Chronicle he would like
game. is
group of
a
it could have
as
ACC
Randolph
ac-
time, Black excited about the
with great
better,”
around
of the nation’s
“I think both programs would like
into
said Brian Robinson,
past
in any
a star
as
season.
for the
ACC
year try-
prepare for the
the
“I
[academic
USA Basketball
Festival,
she’s used
to
ful
one
This
Friday.
Kaun. “I spent the
spend
was
and claimed
said. “But with what she did
of the women’s
with
Although
to
what it is
impressed.”
to
Pishny. Pishny
finish line,
one
Black said.
hospital,”
narrowed
very
take
to
the
cross
the Notre Dame Invitational, Roetter will
race
the
concerned with
future,
to
regarded
strength
at
fresh
KUAN
I got
Duke
at
compete for playing transition
the
the
should
coming
problem playing
make
3
extremely encouraging.”
was
pete along
The
pride
the
Duke.
at
visiting,
lot of really AAU
The
complacent.
“I don’t think she would have any
played
N.C. this weekend.
freshman Elle
was
definitely
That
week
amount
they
this
using
she’s
day,
now.
simply
move
the least
premier players.
ketball,
from page
scene,” Ogilvie
good day they
Development
Black’s
tional
experience
to
of which
something
But
basketball. However, after
to
“Elle wasn’t
people
now.
field
was
year of
the nation’s
a
Cary,
33rd overall.
competitive
the Blue Devils
do better in the
to
the Blue Devils
But with 22
completely lost—yet.
not
they
Duke needs
summer’s elite
customed
with
well in
team ran
second Blue Devil
self-criti-
tired of
not.
consecutive conference losses
build up her
Youth
country
XCOUNTRY
self-described as “over-confident” in its
was
loss
completely
college
last
cross
a
remarks after every loss.
still
the
more
mostly
extra
with
nothing,
plays,
Despite joining
honorable mention
in
to
and should
American in 2001 and
terested
well
but I
focus],
of
42-21 blow-
beat itself up after
was
year’s
The
team.
The future Blue Devil will
class includes 6-foot-3 Alison Bales.
be
pathologists
haven’t
years.
The Blue Devils have
could
continues
a
comerback Kenneth
that he
the defense that has
game,
“While I
Duke
last
positive
season
nothing
doing
Duke
“\feah.
from mak-
us
like
more
old Duke when it is from
done
what it needs
3
addition of Black,
perform-
responded:
the nation, but
in
in the nation,
a team
the
hard, and have
was
needed.
same
same
greater
biotechnology from
to
Just completely
team
same
record of 25
of the With
points
For
did that.”
we
the
deservedly
than we
tonight
the
against
27-0
team
emphasis
mean? That instead
complained Monday
thus far
But
the Blue Devils sounded
[Duke]
not to
Blue Devils showed that
con-
about the game.
different
a
right
returning
spewing
fuel
pattern,
much
prevented
that
mishaps
supposed
the No. 6
it is the
squad,
Schneider’s
rare
lost.
loss.
he
score
more
not
already
too
place
to
better
play
The
it’s the
to
potential
trend
play?”
must
asked if the Blue Devils
was
desperately
to
the second punt in quarter.
were
to
is
cism
blocked.
was
“good play/what-are-you-doing
nothing
loss
a
shouldered themselves into field goal range. But
gradually
Brent Garber’s field goal to
The
move.
yards
which it has
seemed
are
and the Blue Devils
Saturday’s 4fkpoint
of
that
Duke is
quick-
36-yard completion
Northwestern
as
loss?
out
21-7 Florida State ad-
who added about 10
Douglas,
wicked
a
better
a
have all been ranked in
forecoming opponents,
indicative of the
couple
What is
Stanford its
of
such
season,
56-7 blow-out loss the game
vantage. Duke
had
ing big plays.”
But before
parted
this
teams to
players
not
a
have
well “at times.” Duke
and
than
positives
We had
bad
last week
Florida State
would
opponents
point
one
current
ance was
processed by
kickoff return that
62-yard
points
seven
the
the
said that if the Blue Dev-
against
teams
four
When Alexander the
turned into
by combining
when he
impression
route
en
at
Even the on
the third touchdown
season
impressive
this
of Duke students, Antonio Cromartie
quickest
25
its
mis-
myriad
complimenting
condemning
as
even
Duke
against
next
longer play
no
than
14-0 lead.
a
briefly
“upset-of-the-century” thoughts
even
Duke’s
top
can
Donnie Carter.
to
pass
only
the Seminoles have allowed all
used
immediately
the Seminoles held
response,
liant
the
was
penalty.
the Seminoles the
gave
50-yard
a
1999 St. Louis Rams and scored
any
flag
a
kicker
the
on
winning.
But games over.
often
as
did
they
dwell
to
Florida State,
Franks
Northwestern,
productively
players,
complete
to
plays later, In
when
the
roughing
nearly
like
played
like
team
a
of blow-out losses.
positives
unproductive
working.
not
chance of
touchdown.
a
is
against
their own 25.
on
Unlike
only
shifted
immediately
The automatic first-down
ils
com-
the Blue Devils had the ball
line down
a
Chris Rix
against
the football program has
era,
the
out
pointed
seems
good plays
ones
from the first-down marker.
away
Duke for
against
thrown
the
at
third down, but Florida
on
punt,
42-yard
loss
takes
Seminoles ended
quarterback
yards
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for nine
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foster discussion in the
professors’ experiences.
attempt
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radically
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useful
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potential.
supplement
to stu-
not
are
academic
Yale
or
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alter the residential a
system al-
practical
growth outside the classroom.
and
polemicist
integral
inc.
West’s
fierce
the
CINDY YEE,
the
prejudice
abuses
West
and
The West, with its
critical
at a
oppression,
behind
who
oppressed
for
of and
with
could
irony
have
would
of the
of
“Palestinian him
presided
have
to
his
published
last
week
own
he
death),
his
question” by
Finn,
his
chuckled
at
the
stance on
the in
a
world.
Huck
over
given
treatment
MIKE COREY, Sports Editor JONATHAN ANGIER, Central Manager
and
of his
by
ironies
post-1948
Sawyer
the reaction
(or
doubtless
the
Tom
the
iron-
sense
informed
doubtless
living
like
funeral
ANDREW CARD, EditorialPage Editor
too
Palestinians. Said’s sarcastic was
people
Palestinians. The West’s
origin:
seemed all support of Israel thus to
same
prejudice
of another
disempowering
of Semitic
the
centuries. In
moment, the West intensified its
tion.
obituary the
New
Palestinians.
by
of
across
many
and
race
of symthe
at
It is
there is
the
second of
must
Said,
as
in ques-
longer
the
and
by
writings
no
Today,
intifada and
such
that
accepted
no
Said
Palestine,
in the West.
question”
acceptance
exist and
Palestinians
be dealt with somehow, but
consensus
how
to
as
deal
to
with them. The
a
tactic
of
the
Palestinian
Times’
rights
because
dismissed
it
ironic
Palestinians
relegating
Western
but
singularly odd,
ous,
Said led
race.
history Pi
d jctiridisifiis-
ultimately
understand
to
many
back
age-old
ah
to
of “Orientals1:
stereotype
aspira-
them, but also
because it turned the clock of
by
as
only
not
Palestinian
acknowledging
tions while
dis-
obit of
and demands
is
domain of eccentrics
such Orientalist discourse,
appreciate
but, ironically, it is that very discourse that utilized in
political
like ted
to return
the
death to
there
that
desperation
some
that
and
importance
Ironic
as
strengthen the
his
greatest bulwark
ings—literary, cal—will
for
who
to
as
seek
to
rigorously
as
to
of that work.
by
his critics
represent
to
it is the
Those writ-
autobiographibe
generations
analyze
of to
attempts
legacy.
to
and
lengths
be, though,
political,
who
testaments
are
that
his
continue
resource
in
may
Said
full cit-
“return” Said
strength
legacy
of
writings
a
enabled
efforts
unwilling
Said,
permit-
some
The
to
go
as
are
dispossession.
undermine Said’s work the
never
figuratively
stereotype
excused
was
his homeland
to
his
at
make attempts to
Said’s
may be that while
irony
millions of others,
izen,
decry
to
attempts
stances.
The final
threw its to
novel
nothing
whether the Palestinians
to
Palestinians
some
whom the West
minority (Jews)
a
growing
sible
claimed
eccen-
outpouring
Question as
midst of
about
and
of racism and
moment
those
the
lib-
state.
history
The
“still in
were
the
same
acknowledge
to
of Zionism and the Zionist
for
the
hand,
were
of Palestinian Arabs, the victims
humanity
support
was
being
1948)
the
death
or
disparate quarters
many
speculated
in
is
affiliation,
by
the
of Said’s death.
news
missing
myriad
one
from
pathy
anti-
“liberal”
its
of
catastrophe
refused
the
(the chief
On the other
ignored.
a
for its existence
explanations
rights
refugee
had
was
complementa-
in
shown
man
of his
about
embraced
are
a
novel
as
there
views
political
as
his
dubbed
time
but
Palestinian existence is was
irony
Western
of the
questioned,
not
eral
of
sense
of
that
hand,
one
human
If,
University Editor
critic,
literary
of anti-Arab and anti-Semitic dis-
West, Israel’s
1993
Editor
identity,
became bol-
in the West for the Palestinian,
course
were
irony
creed,
sup-
in
dismissed in the
was
the
at
course,
of
of
victimits
that
ironic
of terror”
Those views
noted
terms
alone
notoriously
Said’s
lines
stood
to
Zionism.
deeply
Of
about
obit in
“Israel and
to
dangerous,
as
The
Palestinian
Said
if
to
opposition
In
irony
that the contemporary
sharer
secret
nature
ry
ManagingEditor
University
that
commentator.
anti-Arab
Semitism.” The
Said
ANDREW COLLINS,
political
knowledge
“strange,
ic
ALEX GARINGER, Editor
the end of
Palestinian in
a
as
Palestinian found in the
The Chronicle JANE HETHERINGTON,
as
the Palestinian
to
the
was
experience 1905
porters,”
national home-
irony
work
more
One notion that Said maintained
humor
Est.
of
identity his
to
of
of Palestinian
aspect
his
by
to
whom the
maintained
appreciation
addition
state
one
meant
their native
always
central
speak
Intel-
unique. RC programming provides
to
Many
program.
debates and forums should be considered.
programs will
lectually-oriented
the
to
distinguished professors
residence halls, and broaden the students’ and
dent-run
a
his
meal and discuss their interests
and effective way
cheap, practical
partici-
to
Duke should
particular,
with
Having a
planning their
possible
as
RCs should look
non-withstanding,
peer
never come
major
with students in
was
of
residenence coordinators have de-
events
from each West
pate. The obvious restrictions
ton,
start
neighbors
same
several factors that RCs should consider when
are
RC
the
near
in
Said
was
Palestinians for
700,000
land.
nadve
no
not
are
contrast as
How
the time of his death. Born
creation of Israel in 1948
conver-
the
at
campus
over
at
in Jerusalem in 1935, Said
so
dining system akin
a
had
course,
At
Campus.
programs.
look
or
of
Said,
on
While ideas like there
meal.
a
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all
move
other individuals in their residential
Central
and
socialize and take
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academic and social
vivor”-themed one
they
and
atrocity
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eccentric,
as
matters
saw
Said’s
portrayed
policy
was
suicide.
career
sufferings
subversive.
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hood” in
tric.
existence
distinguished
and
discussion
that students will live
light of these obstacles,
In
signed
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than
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Zionist
work.
to
DEREK GANTT
stir the ire of
same
that
not
debate and
freely
to
professors
a source
infeasible
rare
given
were
rather
and Israeli
American press
stered
independent
as
each school year. It is
they
than
American
“professor
Duke is
at
dining facilities. Further, Duke’s residential system lacks
with
equipped
controversy
of Palestinian
Commentary
than
Yale,
residential system
Princeton’s would be
to
clubs
eating
native
“work hard,
students in the
same
another
one
at
colleges
residential
a
his
endeavors
students leave
system itself. At peer in-
Princeton, students join “eating clubs,” in which their meals. These
than
to
for years. This facilitates interaction and students be-
comfortable
come
exchange
intellectual
academics would if
many
don of
Students
the effort
be
may
soon
of the residential
Yale, students live with the
college”
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through
more
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younger
provocateur
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of
in America
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Palestinian
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on
the
all.
at
black
City
had been
experienced
never
they
seg-
in
that has
group
and their situation is grant status,
rate.
intensely
of white
only minority
integrated
dropout
percent minority)
inception
African Americans each
against
least
school
of all hate crimes in America
percent
seven
myth
100
to
Yet the situation of blacks
unheard.
the
of black students in
1980s, Latino students have
ted
However, the
attend
highest high
before the
decreasing
cries from
minority”
the
proportion
schools
regated
has
marginalization
students
schools and have
the white-
to
Latino
groups,
un-
cam-
shoulders of African
revoke its “model
to
fraternity
racial debate
been restricted
long
too
While the
dichotomy.
in years past
Chi
stereotyping by Sigma
recent
Kurian is
Philip
then the
are
every other
His
Trinity junior.
a
column
appears
Monday.
MONDAY, MONDAY rides along with the D.U.P.D. UNCLE
Saturday,
Last
and
RIDDLE
DJ
went
EBENEZER
ride-along
on a
with the Duke Police. Our
went
we
reason,
Much
a.m.:
minutes in order
door
our
just
finished
we
Patrol.
on
watching Walking
Officer Morrison turned
cruiser,
DLE and
“You
asked,
became
UNCLE
guys
from the
central
situation
unfolding
student’s
car
items
lowing
EBENEZER
heard of the Vivarium!”
ticket
shield
wiper.
partment
9:30
the others
sketchy
Morrison
to
by
some
her
a
siren
com-
headed
valet
balls
kid,
during
on
and all
a
be
mean
Wojo.
of
her
We
Nan
range.
proceeded
ap-
Lamborgh-
the valet kid.
to see
driving
who
guy
just
lot
Officer
threatened
Coach K’s
and turned the
parking
gun and
out to
we
the
characters.
his
stealing
on
wave
at
first,
three
want
three
DJ
but
the
were
code
was
back
came
on
primary suspect
as
“VanillaFrosted Coffee Roll.” 12 p.m.: We arrived back donuts in hand, and
eight
about
were
to
quickhitting
surprised
to
officers crowded around
his donut because he
about
was
backswings.
of Grand Theft Auto blow
to
bazooka. As he ER and tered
see
tele-
a
the final
on
a
police
into
a
ing
him
a
tank
a
diatribe
against
descend-
Nan for
tank for crowd control
mut-
being part
before
not
at
buy-
the Lu-
the
off
For
because
one
he
of the had
rookies,
to
go
pawned
Officer
us
Russell,
perform lifeguard
become
locked
foot.
rounds check
He
returning
to
that Officer
covering
been stolen. As
the
around
the
to
avoiding
face,
tire had
rear
Officer Russell
suspect
After
headed
ball
calling
police safety
officers
to
exodus.
brought
his
son
for
to
that
during
Officer to
the
State.
to
East
complaint driveway,
With sirens
Campus
on
to
to ensure
Morrison
the game to
blaring,
respond
Buchanan.
300 the
help
56. we
to
Skidding
to
also
a
the
a
midst of 35
the a
Powerpoint
Solo cup
newsletters.
or
values. wound-
Hoping
promptly
residents for due
the
on
only
to
quietly pondering
of the
neighborhood.”
to
save
cited
the the
“Disturbing
having
inside
a
lot of
people
the financial
state
11:35 p.m.: UNCLE EBENEZER and RIDDLE
were
ment
Officer
as
and
little
a
more
Morrison turned
pulled
had broken,
son to
for
over
a
we
made
and
general a
on
followed Officer Morri-
when
sense
registration.
him with
slapped the
his
the driver’s side window.
It all
me
on
white minivan
the driver
moved his safari hat and handed cense
DJ
excite-
Drive. Unsure of what law the driv-
Campus er
in
a
Homeowners Associa-
officers
two
ar-
door, the offi-
Morrison found
Trinity-Park
general peace
Officer
the end of first
him learn his 7’s times-table up
over
Triangle,
they deploy
each game
Luke
from
backup
watch the foot-
Florida
against
explained
of the crowd
quarter
prime
under-the-bed
in vain for
monthly
siren
officer in Wade
Wally
to
game
Morrison
extra
of
house’s
that
story
in Edens 2C.
single police
every
“Cinder
Chronicle. The
providing
p.m.;
the
Shattering”
Wednesday’s
was
storage space 7
in
to
units
themselves in
declining property
on
soldier, Officer
the bike rack and dis-
punishment,
Suspected
ed
tion
Russell’s
more
watching
adults
aged
Searching
stack
police
three
arranged
down the
Breaking
presentation
normal
quad
After
found themselves in
cers
sta-
campus in response
broke in
house.
his
but
to
said.
on
We better wait for back-
the officers
middle
far away.
too
he
up,” rived,
bulletproof
lot of buddies go down
a
the SWAT formation and advanced
Officer
ordered to round up all the cinder blocks
was
we
just
disap-
the campus
main
hitting
We walked back
p.m.:
complaints.
behind
that
girls sunbathing
out
tion after
bike
explained
include the
noise
“ride-along”
patrolled
we
Edens because it is 4
his
up
UNCLE
were
RIDDLE
DJ
“I’ve had
tired,
too
and
vests.
on
“run-alongside.”
got
EBENEZER
a
out
go
Campus.
a
we
Center and
11 p.m.:
concert.
1:30 p.m.: Officer Morrison on
was
with
Chief Birkhead
about the game
training regimen
ing
dacris
up
111 and
noticed UNCLE EBENEZ-
DJ RIDDLE,
something
of their
We gave
blare
Russell
on
Unfortunately, to
RIDDLE
DJ
2 p.m.: Before
Block the station,
at
West
and
suddenly
Bryan
about
was
that their Duke Police
pointed had
bin.
money
of
patrol
EBENEZER
vision in Chief Birkhead’s office. He waited
mission
Nan’s
at
bike
to
times.”
RIDDLE
dispatcher
the radio and named the
$lOO
wind-
the Wash-
over to
patrol
action
ini, but it turned
ly apologized
to
looking
pulled
be
UNCLE EBENEZER and
cracked when the
the
might
You
fingerprints...
quite
a
‘French: Cru-
reading
think.’
confused
Campus,
into and the fol-
long John...Denver tape,
a
you?”
glove we
you
for
duty
a
got
four textbooks writ-
CDs,
sticker
when “I’ve
his
der than
on
kung-fu
peared
And
and
a
Clair,
E.
“We’ve
East
near
call
urgent
reported missing:
were
bumper
a
repeat
hear the
broken
theme
COPS
for the last 20
dispatcher.
was
Officer
v
We cruised
a.m.:
Duke Inn
ington
some
under
by
ten
and
powder
Fortunately,
He stuffed it in the
with
RID-
patrol.
out on
for
wedged
the
seen
out,
Officer Morrison was distracted by
parking
DJ
have
shouted
on
Police to
awkward
little
a
to
haven’t
around,
laying
patty
Things
never
as
4: Citizens
Academy
beef
Officer Morrison knocked
on
to
Boston and Cream a.m.;
who
ones
relief,
our
to
down the
he’d had song that
9:15
only
Officer Russell
Morrison turned
UNCLE EBENEZER & DJ RIDDLE
the
were
laughing.
11
a
like this....
something
little
day
some
were
a
peace
parking
Officer
citation for and
ticket
over
re-
his li-
Morrison
“Disturbing
quietude by giving
this
morning.”
Fine:
$lOO.
sped noise
into the
Officer Morrison handed UNCLE
UNCLE EBENEZER and
feel safe to
until the
justice.
proper
DJ
RIDDLE won’t
cinder block
is
brought
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