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Conn.

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With 3:53

in the second half

remaining

UConn

basketball

to

against

seconds

of

out

Coming

the

under-four-

minute TV timeout down

14

Duke

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capped

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game

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scored

sophomore Jessica Foley,

Strother’s face

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who nailed the

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on

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made the assist

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into Madison

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this afternoon, and his rein-

glided

their

to

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Duhon

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the first double

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timeout

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Redick

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from

it home with

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problems

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beat us.”

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the

1/11 5:30

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was

later made to

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a

crowd

uproar.

Texas I wasn’t

played,

defense and

played great

that

that wouldn’t be

any further while the Blue Devils let

scoop

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three-pointer

left-

gave the Blue

Devils

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that ballooned the

points,

cut

in

came

second

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handed

20

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points.

for

coast

shooting with

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on

television

shouldered in

two

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try

dethrone Duke

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turned into

move

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veterans to

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remaining

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and danced his way

20

coming

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to

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and

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points, his

guided

on

first nine shots

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point,

J.J.

Duke

its

15-

glowing

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missing

the

SEE LONGHORNS

a

Duke

12/20 vs.

3 Duke blew away

No. 11 Texas, 89-61.

with

start,

America,

to

12/24 Matt Sullivan

by

in

duo that will work

will

national

11

2 p.m.

two of the best young

players

20 of

points, including

@

The Tar Heels have

her shots weren’t

everybody Coach

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1/11, vs.

•

points.

in the last four minutes, “Alana is just such

most

play, scoring only

came

Currie

second half comeback with

occasions.

from the field. She

game-high

Monique

in

themselves

in the first half on 0-7 shoot-

the second half,

in Ann

for

just

the anemic offensive

ing

otherwise

half and found

Alana Beard

said

an

performance

Devils, who

“I WAS IN POSITION TO TAKE THE LAST SHOT,”

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7 p.m.

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points,

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by Jessica Foley.

of the

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105-53W

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Saturday,

ON

PAGE

15

recent years.

Duhon

played

one

of the most

complete

gamesof his

career

against the Longhorns

in MSG.

in

placed ahead

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men’s basketball winter break

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Shavlik

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and scored nine

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grabbed

Daniel

nine boards

points against

LuolDeng,

Points:

15

Steals:

Duhon, 6

Blocks:

Duhon, 5

Krzyzewski

Steals:

as

admit-

was

Portland had

win

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put

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Oregon

shooting

to start

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was

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blistering

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second half

game. his left

Williams, who injured

Ivy League’s

from the

floor in the opening stanza, but

defensive clinic,

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Williams, 3

Deng, 3

Steals:

Duhon, 7

Duhon continued his masterful

career,

controlled

Duke

sprinted

of treys. Still, the well-coached

early

19-6 advantage.

Wildcats

Krzyzewski

by

is

to

an

only the 13th

coach to record that many wins

while, but the production

paint—l

SYNOPSIS

600 victories in his

as

hung tough with Duke

4

at

one

Williams, 6

Blocks:

was

institution. Redick and

senior

season

team in

nearly

game against Fairfield

players as

by leading his every

an

squad.

Four other

scored in double digits,

Duke rolled to

with the

true

an

easy

win

Cameron Crazies

finally back after several games

Ewing combined for six three-

that had

blocks —was

pointers in the game.

dents in their stead.

too much.

facet of the

outmatched

points, nine boards and six simply

paint

success.

TEAM LEADERS

the Blue Devils from the very

Redick’s sextet

Duke's

Assists:

Krzyzewski Duke

to

Duhon, 7

start,

a

has been critical

The win, which gave

was

intrastate foe

the Blue Devils hit

by

The Landlord's dominance in the

SYNOPSIS

1 l-of-27 three point

attempts, led

team

Steals; Sean Dockery, 3

firepower

for

of the team’s 14 blocked shots.

Make Blue

on

himself and his

Points: Daniel

9

SYNOPSIS Duke’s offensive

pulled

ALI SCHAFER/THE CHRONICLE

TEAM LEADERS

Duhon, 4

of Williams in the

the first 20 minutes, but relied

Duhon has

RUSSEUL/THE CHRONICLE

the No. 2 national ranking. up into

Williams, 6

victory. The Blue Devils only

foot late in the first half, had six

Keep

Williams,

led 41-35

the conclusion of

recent

Duhon, 7

Assists:

Steals:

one of the

in

J.J. Redick, 22

Rebounds:

best programs. The freshman

State and Nevada. But the Blue

Devils

Points:

3

was

thriving

TEAM LEADERS

Blocks:

Randolph,

has been

Country

games for the Raleigh native.

Williams, 2

Luol Deng

previously

defeated New Mexico,

Shav

SYNOPSIS

tedly concerned about this test,

as

Duhon, 5

SYNOPSIS Coach

improved

injury.

Deng, 18

Assists:

Shelden Williams, 6

Blocks:

foot

Rebounds: Deng, 8

Rebounds: Randoph, 9 Assists: Chris

a

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TEAM LEADERS

TEAM LEADERS Points:

offense has

Ewing's

he's recovered from

Portland.

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with

LONGHORNS

from page

13

under

Dockery

Harris nailed

the

from

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of the court, Mouton two-handed dunk. Two steal

the

in

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sending

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was

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and you get

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wear on

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the

remaining, through

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Deng’s

missed

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Sharpshooter points

25 percent from

Rick

make,

time it does

Luoi Deng slams home two

just

to

shots in

lay-up

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in the clos-

first half that left Duke up 48-29 and

percent,

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factor.

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layup

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what little time the

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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY

THE

2001

7,

women’s

basketball winter break wrap

DUKE

90

DUKE

TULSA

36

NWESTERN ST.

30RGESTHE

CHRIS

Green Wave in

Vicki

Rebounds:

Monique Currie,

Steals;

4

Beard,

79

HAMPTON

59

LOYOLA MARY.

53

FLORIDA ST.

66

coaches and

Beard didn’t

Mistie Bass and Duke

have

run

mark just

Points:

Assists:

5

Harding,

Bales, 3

Steals:

4

Assists:

8

Tillis, 3

game

Hunter led the way inside.

Brittany

gives

Duke

Beard, 19

Points:

Rebounds: Bass, 6

Jessica Foley, 9

Assists;

Tillis, 4

Steals: Currie, 3

Steals:

assists

Harding,

looming, Beard

a

5

SYNOPSIS

Beard

few rebounds and

shy of

ing

set

Duke’s

mark in

career

top-ranked Blue Devils.

triple-double.

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House Courses

The Chronicle The Agony

79

Bad

79

and

Girl

Ecstasy:

Art:

of

Power

the

Female

and

Creative

White

or

Shades

of

Gray:

A

Perspective

on

Race

Relations,

Section

1

Black

and

White

or

Shades

of

Gray:

A

Perspective

on

Race

Relations,

Section

2

Black

and

White

Black

and

Common

or

Shades

of

Gray:

A

Perspective

on

Race

Relations,

Section

3

White

or

Shades

of

Gray:

A

Perspective

on

Race

Relations,

Section

4

White

or

Ground,

Perspective The

Classical

Death:

Cultural and

War

Drug

in

The

Durham

79

The

Ends

Ethics

From of

in

the

Economics

Documentary Culture

Hookup

Race

Relations,

Finding

at

at

University

Students interested in

and

for

running

Duke

Medieval

Editor of The Chronicle should

World

Law

Work

as

for

Agency

Social

Change

submit

a

resume

and

a

two-page

Duke

(BFC)

essay

Project

on

goals

for the newspaper

History Intergenerational

An

Education,

Havana

to

New

and

Leadership

Life

Community

Exploring

on

Race

Documenting

Philosophy,

Giving

Practice:

Experiential

Perspective

5

Boundaries;

America

of

in

A

Gray:

Relations:

Mating;

79

of

Epidemic. Experiences

Liberalism;

Crossing Dating

Section

Race

on

Black

Shades

Duke

at

Will

and

and

Independent Daily

Literature

Black

Black

79

The

Film

Spirituality Through

and

York

Growth

Leadership

and

to the Board of Directors of the

Dialogue

Beyond:

in

North

The

and

Origin,

South

Evolution,

Duke Student

Carolina and

Globalization

Publishing Co.,

Inc.

Salsa in

Holding Eternity Honduras,

a

Medicine

Integrative

Hour:

an

Toward

and

Introduction

to

Models

Musclemen;

and

79

Nonviolent

79

Overcoming

79

Popular

Reflecting

Science

The

with

on

Health

the

Service

33

Service-Learning

34

Sustainable

should be submitted to:

of

Hispanic Word

the

"Ideal"

301 Flowers

Body

Action

Building

(BFC) Children

and

the

Public

Performance

in

Poetry

School

System

Framework

Community

Leadership -

Cities:

Critically

and

Social

Attention; Alex

Garinger

Editor, The Chronicle

(BFC)

Creating About

Change

Your

Expanding

Register Course

of

Palestine

Spoken

.NET

Applications

Living

Images

and

Study

of

Time

Language

Current

A

of

Multimedia

32

Thinking

Holistic

Sign

Israel

Art

Question

Understanding

Riefenstahl

and

and

in

Odds:

the

Poetics:

Programming

Rural

American

Activism

The

Christian

Duke

Healthy

Education

Places,

Beyond

Communities,

the and

Classroom

application

Friday, January 16, 2004 on

is

Environments

Sex

online

Deadline for

HOUSECS. ACES; look for

descriptions and syllabi available at www.aas.duke.edu/trinity/housecrs

scor-

pacing the newly

ditß'T

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much-need-

TEAM LEADERS

26

Blocks: Hunter, 5

came a

a

presence in the interior.

physical

Blocks; Hunter, 1

With UConn

back from

knee

victory.

ed

Currie

SYNOPSIS

pacing another easy

surgery,

scoring

Rebounds: Hunter, 9

Beard, 7

In her first

in

Monique

after the LMU win. games

Beard,

SYNOPSIS

disappoint

career

TEAM LEADERS

Beard, 21

Blocks: kiss

two

Points:

her Louisiana homecoming,

blowout thanks

play inside.

players

ANTHONY CROSS/THE CHRONICLE

ANDY YUN/THE CHRONICLE

Beard broke the school's

TEAM LEADERS

SYNOPSIS

SYNOPSIS

their strong

DUKE

Rebounds: Brittany Hunter, 9

Krapohl,

Blocks: Alison

Blocks: Bass, 3

to

81

out of synonyms for"wow"

10

Harding,

Assists: Vicki

9

Lindsey Harding,

a

DUKE

Opposing

Alana Beard, 19

Rebounds: Bass, 12

to

90

TEAM LEADERS Points:

cruised

well under

performed

the watchful eye of Coach Goestenkors.

Points: Mistie Bass, 21

Steals:

has

Krapohl

TEAM LEADERS

Assists:

53

DUKE

ANDY YUN/THE CHRONICLE

December.

early

105

CHRONICLE

kiss Tillis and company obliterated the

CHRONICLE

at

5 pm.

BIJOIV

THE

CHRONICLE

WEDNESDAY.

HUGE WIN

f,om page,

No. 2 Duke

3

for her that she stuck with it and she knows

just glad

going

were

Duke's

through

21.9

eventually.

first-half

percent

of the

most

fall

to

shooting

continued

the

finding

The No. 2 men’sbasketball

Beard 5-0

the Huskies’

defense. With

schedule for the time

8-0

an

the Fairfield

they brought

run,

a

no answers

the game

within 9

to

on

the 5:23 mark, but the Huskies

at

of their

run

said the ed

jumper by

a

As has been the trend all

full-court

and

after

cross

just

Duke institut-

practice,

half

Rrzyzewski

possession

stopped

court.

including

turnovers,

extending

Blue Devils est

a

of those

one

unexplainable things really, other

total breakdown

by

and

us,

inability

an

said UConn Coach Geno Auriema.

this

to

some

sion

point

were

offensive

Fairfield

(7-4,

and

making great decisions,

through

particular

instance

with

With

Duke

on

find the

six

or

way

put

of the

Ann

the

Blue Devils

“It’s

really

just give

it

game like The

top

that,

up

as

Duke’s

4

win

[to

made

biggest

the

to

1-0 in .the

the

five minutes,

not

get within 14 points for the

ACC) produced

the

season

MACC)

lot of

a

season.

to

the

night—five players

point guard

their

the

while

high-

limiting

to

37.5

percent

shooting

Stags

out-

from

turnovers

the field

to

on a

18-2

season.

game-high a

block “I

in

just

scored

Chris Duhon had While

20 an

guiding

points

the

rest

good

run

a

in double