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by

THE CHRONICLE

As the fall

semester

School of

versity’s

to

came

Nursing

a

close Dec.

13, the Uni-

proudly graduated

its first

class of 38 accelerated Bachelor of Science students. The 16-month a

chanical

program is

long

bachelor’s

degree

The

jobs

within the Duke

similar programs,

PETER

beginning

to

take

shape.

It is expected

to

GEBHARD/THE

CHRONICLE

said Michelle

be finishedin October 2005.

“They dents

Nasher Museum

progressing

are

kept

The Duke

THE CHRONICLE

Over the

begun of

the Nasher Museum of Art has past semester,

to emerge from

Campus

giant

a

project,

uled for

this

completion

“It’s

a

on

which

push

its

satisfied with

are

and

a

move

their

to

new

bers of the Duke “The

the

gallery

home,

but it’s

hoped,

site,”

spaces

are

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it has

parking,”

better than the old ence

will be able much

spaces; Trask

building,

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glass

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Executive

Vice

art

hope

to

nicer;

it’s

said.

which

collections will more

appreciate

them.

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bigger;

it has better

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mem-

a

much

current

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most

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look

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course

architect’s

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unique

offer

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of

who

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gram, said he

was

a

and

any stu-

are

pediatrics.

15

graduate-level

degrees

at

Duke.

form alliances with other

of a

at

recruited

was

taught

take

master’s

stu-

said

collegiate environment,”

Nursing Mary Champagne. that the

professional backgrounds

perspectives

Chip Bailey,

clinical

excellent.”

truly

can

sense

practices

Renaud,

required

have solid

variety

its

for work in

An additional benefit of the program is

ex-

visitor walks in the door it will be are

a

two

after this program. The

earning

Dean of the School of

the moment,

dents

because there

also

are

dents and have

product.

outstanding [feature]

reaction,

at

director,

of

are

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world-renowned architect

Health

throughout

with clinical

State

credits with others

science

director of the program,

said

levels,”

Students

space

will be converted into class-

and steel roof, which is the

‘wow’

a

added,

designed

cited about the final

on

faculty

honored

to

nursing,

stu-

and

can

Renaud said.

member of the BSN

pro-

work with the students. “It

columns—it’s this SEE NURSING ON PAGE 5

about 10,000 feet.” open expanse of square At

University’s

where officials

community

he

Schroth said. “When

complicated

complete,

project,

but Sarah

President Tallman Trask said. When it is

Campus,

The

grand open-

current status.

little slower than I had

project

sched-

originally

was

summer, to

construc-

Museum of Art’s

University

and offices for Arts and Sciences.

rooms

the south side

spring delayed

until October 2005, officials

the museum’s

cated

pit

East

Rafael weather last

tion and forced the

back

mud

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ing

on

a

1,000 hours of clinic experience,

current

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graduating

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the

remedying

without

incredibly well-prepared

of the

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the

Duke remains

Renaud,

are

department

in

across

those

University

emphasis, requiring The Nasher Museum of Art is

for

120 universities

Although

me-

decided

the field of nursing in less than

to enter

Eighty percent of

years.

Duke and

at

opportunity

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have

English—but

especially helpful

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nursing shortage

background

to

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providing

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the field of

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cent

lays, of

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the

2005,

tinuing at

building with

over

the fall

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preparations

the

summer

meeting

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facility remains only

Schroth estimated.

complete,

of the

projections

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ACC BASKETBALL BEARD CHOSEN AS PLAYER OF THE MONTH

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MAY NAMED ACC PLAYER OF THE WEEK

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tough Kentucky with impressive victories against Miami and a

of loss

Georgia Tech. The 6-foot-9 sophomore tallied 23 points and

The No. 1 Blue per game.

rebounds

13-game winning streak.

on a

helping the Tar Heels rebound from

28

16

against Miami, and followed that up with a career-high

points and 8 boards in the victory

over

theYellow Jackets.

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During yesterday’s weekly teleconference, head men’s basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski talked about the

ever-improving Shavlik Randolph and Shelden “Landlord” Williams and the

of the ACC thus far in the

success

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reference

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school and his first

get

habits that

that he had been

season

high

to

amazing.

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and I think he's

doing that,

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Texas hands Demon Deacons first loss of by

Jim

Vertuno

to

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

AUSTIN, Texas

Texas

ting 3-pointers, forcing It

simply The

was

not

going

18th-ranked

top-scoring

was

and

turnovers to

Tucker had 21 and

running

grabbing

be Wake Forest’s

Longhorns

cranked

offense behind freshman

PJ.

them their first loss of the

handing “You

gotta

said after the

ning

streak

16,837

at

to

love

up

the

It

on

to

nation’s roll

over

Tuesday night,

Brian

a

Boddicker

people

the

in the crowd

on

ran

the on

Mouton

players

added

17

in double

points

win of the

which had

season

Ten

Top

season

struggled

opponents

for Texas,

a

in its other

—Duke

anybody big,”

Texas

throw line ‘That

stepping

a

from the field and to

help

might

manage

be

as

by

Wake Forest and the other basketball powers in his

Tucker,

a

North Carolina native who

9-of-15 from the

home state,

went

his

in the second half.

and

said

we

said. “And stone

didn’t beat

damage

He scored

13

points

now we

just

went

“It

good

a

throughout

total win

as

the game.

you could

have,”

most

field, doing

of

11 minutes and

the win when he

on

over

inbounds pass for

slipped

dunk that

a

made it 92-78 with 52 seconds left. was

but it would be

satisfying,

Texas took control with that built

including

a

satisfying coming

Tucker said.

against anybody,”

25-for-30 from the free

their lead

an

passed

was

the final

over

point

behind the defense on

for us.”

outrebounded the Deacons 42-28, shot

Longhorns

percent

They

guard Royal Ivey

beat Wake Forest. This is The

us.

had

they

do.”

the exclamation put

doubted

people

did what

“Everybody

to

and

and 10 rebounds.

impressive

last

against

games

to

points

most

team

lead five Texas

Arizona —and lost both.

52

chants of “Over-rated” rained down and about 100

two

school-record crowd of

the Frank Erwin Center.

(11-1)

was

Final Four

“A lot of

extended their home win-

points

Brandon

Boddicker had 14

season.

senior forward

(10-2)

24 games in front of

Predictably, Deacons

this,”

Longhorns

rebounds.

while

figures,

night.

Tucker

the fourth-ranked Demon Deacons 94-81

hit-

gunning,

coach Rick Barnes said.

the floor after the final buzzer.

04

52-39 lead. The

8-of-13

on

defense forced nine

flawless first

nearly

a

Longhorns

shot 60

and

3-pointers,

their

half

percent,

aggressive

turnovers.

Texas led 34-30 with 6:15 left in the half before hit-

ting

straight shots, including

five

and another ‘We had

Mouton

by to

play

near

to

two

3s

by Kenny Taylor

stretch the lead to 14 points. in the second half

perfectiy

to

back,” Wake Forest coach Skip Prosser said.

come

Or

least wait

at

for

Texas

to

cool off,

which

the

Longhorns eventually did, although only briefly. The the

its first

led Wake Forest with 27

points, going

But the Deacons, who average 88.3 needed

they

run

Williams and forward

to

on

the floor ‘We got

inside

into the

the

a

9-3

up

Eric the

to

their fifth was

shooting

we

all

had

jump

no

balance,”

shots. We had

shoot your way back

jump

game.”

from the

play

went

and neither

return

point [where]

were

can’t game. You

The Deacons

cut

pick

center

the final six minutes.

oyer

to

as

both

Jamaal Levy

upon their

immediately

Prosser said. We no

8-

couldn’t

points,

take the lead

bench with four fouls. Both would almost

62-56 with

to

3-pointers.

on

find the

in

early

eight 3-point

play.

to

Justin Gray of-18

stumbled

pace

Texas missed

as

and Wake Forest closed the gap

attempts 12:01

blistering

Longhorns’

second half

nearly pulled

perimeter.

the lead

to

it off with

Chris Paul’s

a

of shots

flurry

3-pointer

with 1:39

85-78 before Texas closed it

out

to

with

run.

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Forest

Conference

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returns

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