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numbers of students
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ious sections
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particular,
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helping design with
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have
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plans,
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The
the
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quiet contemplation and work outdoor Two
dining other
on
platform
of
president
of
to
adjacent
Duke’s
Campus
committee
the
Council and on
Bryan
said
the
a
Moneta noted that, in for
and
plaza
includes considerable
and
buildings meet,”
providing
interactions, the
one
that
more
plaza
culation from the
designed
a
as
outdoor
Center and the “We have
to
steer-
“For six
is viable.”
the
the
plaza
“creates
opthe
space for outdoor
events
pedestrian
and cir-
the West Union Build-
the
in that
plans
like
they’re
and
a
and
in
some
to
we
can
out
plaza,
punc-
that’s
lines
of the
ments,
seating,
spaces,
technology
design
elements yet
the lot
lighting, and
be
of
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viewed from above the
CHRONICLE
Bryan
Auditorium and the West Union
Center
Building.
from
page
4
build another said.
are
said. “This lecture fit in
still work-
The
speech
and other green
“It
Vitarelli said he
especially
as
possible
with-
are
helps
be critical
coverings,
‘edge’
treatment,
obviously
art,
be
he said.
to
the
treat-
green
essential
to
was
give
a
said
and
so
reer....
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to
space
junior mechanical engineer Zachary was
thrilled with her many
extraordinary
few
dard. “I
with that idea.”
the crowd.
real human element
space
flight—-
was
people
ever
fascinated
seems
we
like the
her
most
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experienced something
have,” said
by
Dunn.
accomplish-
flights.
“It just blows my mind that she that
by
involved in the technical aspects of space
The audience ments
just perfectly
well received
for the students in the Pratt School because
usually just
flight,”
be done with the de-
completed,”
toward
involved
trees
to
planned plaza,
of
out-
plaza.
will
SPECIALTO THE
plaza.
foliage
water
more
concept
Bigelow
ultimately
“Surface
project.
to
the
he
soft-
integration
architects
much
which will
success
is the
we
sure
large.
might help
plan. “Everyone
where
a
make
present, it
narrowness
too
in
about
expanse,”
the forest”
design
on
to
are
concrete
realizes that if
as
moving
are
concerns
people
plaza
master
areas
integrate
restricting sight
plans
between the
the
Moneta said there is still tails of the
that
and leads
want to
“We have
few
kind of
“punch through”
can
we’ll
will have failed,”
the best
identify
a
“Duke in
Moneta noted that the
elements
section
a
building
of the features that
process
slab,
he said.
area,
some
creating something one
of the
planning
had
ground
University’s
concrete
pedes-
direct connection with
plaza.
only
compartmentalize
lined in the in this
concrete
middle
said
for
from the athlet-
include
create a
he said he
that if
big
not so
walkway
ing
also
a sec-
same
he said.
right direction,
Bigelow
big
buildings
Vitarelli noted that the
said. There’s
en
coming
Building. “Eventually...
the sheer size of the
the
for those
Flowers and
and
Union Drive allows for
to
ramp
plaza
Chapel Quad,”
Although the
A
academic
or
through
hopes they
lauded the fact that the
to
to
the Flowers
ture
Vitarelli,
member of the
dining
take
seating.
Center
to
sit for
area.
off the back of the West Union
hangs
to
stairwell that
a
quad,
could do the
plaza
the other side of the
foliage—a part
would also support
Bryan
is
to
more
re-designed paths
for the
staging platform
a
Moneta said
place.” for
as
Chapel
seems
place
a
Anthony
the
on
that it’s
indoor/outdoor interaction where
plaza
Besides
take
plaza design.
general,
serve
off the
he said.
months of the school year, outdoor
portunities
have
Building.
climate,”
working
stop
designed
have been marked
die West Union
don
now
to
areas
to
another that is
and
platforms
areas—one
abutting
advantage
ing
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platform presentations,”
separate
corridor
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choose
really
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area,
laptop,
a
engage-
pedestrian
will be
platforms
of functions.
specific types
plaza
to
in progress.
features
bordering Kilgo Quad
section
could
things
new
informal social
main corridor that allow that social interaction Heinselman said
for
conversation,” Heinselman said.
four
are
a
ic campus
sources.
could lead
design
programs
and other residential locations. He added that
trian access
sound foundation,” he said.
you can’t
narrow,
de-
plaza’s
the
attendance of
will include consideration of
Quad
which has restrict-
little niches for social interaction.
in die middleof it “In the
a
more
quad
the
vending.
would widen the main
plaza
out
smaller,
being
feel
plaza
the
having
to
Moneta noted that the entry off the main residential
mind—something
plaza specifically
food
of power and
plenty
quad,
is
plaza
like limited power
concerts, festivals and
will have
and
program
things
to
in
uses
University
committee that is
steering
will
as
and environments,” Moneta
and useful for all in all directions.
engaging
spontaneous
connections
logical
make
adjacent buildings
Vitarelli said
Few
noted that the
plaza,
specific
due
usage
“We will
like
events
the main
Chapel Quad,
“We’ve been very sensitive
warm,
for
Heinselman
Gregg
of the Duke
president
be said of the main
cannot
area
speakers
sound events, protests,
member of the
a
platform
possible
and Oktoberfest.
Jonathan Bigelow, Union and
a
sec-
to
plaza attempts
all of the said.
could also be used for
plaza
Springternational
signed
as
Director of Student Life
plays.
said
raised
a
conceptualized
amplified
as var-
gatherings.
include
plans
tion, which has been
and
for smaller
designed
well
as
with the
connect
Kilgo Quad.
junior
interesting
exciting job
Nicholas
and you
God-
unique can
ca-
have.”
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Duke
Men’s lacrosse UMBC
dumps
Greg
by
Czaja
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Midway the 2004
into the second quarter of its the men’s lacrosse
season,
With
the
Blue
Devils
errant
the
in
by deftly plucking
pass
middle of the field.
fired an outlet pass
the left
to
Wendling proceeded Danowski
the
at
turn,
Danowski
unchecked
The walk-on and
The
whole
neously,
and
than
more
This
a
ball
Although
slower pace and
game
of
at
a
style
Devils
second
much
(1-0)
home
in
of
to
play
ex-
one
instantastick
for
ruled the first half
open up
half featured
more
were
a
9-3 halftime
a
significantly
the potent UMBC offense,
able
to
hold
on to a
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against
hell of
a
has been
going
his
game
point
range,
unfolded
events
remained
a
the No. 19 Retrievers
transition game, and
to
(0-1).
I’m
Senior John Wendling and the No. 9 men's laxers
were
able
to stave off
the No. 19 Retrievers.
very
our
M.O.
from the
team
as
“It’s
a
very
beginning,
and
with four
goals
charge
and
a
in the first half, pac-
pair
to
proved
Blue Devils
of assists in his first
Blue Devil.
good
the slow pace the Retrievers dictated in the
Indeed, ond half
continue it.”
Danowski led the offensive
ing
point-blank
at
of it,” head coach Mike Pressler said. “Our vertical
proud
we’re
have
streak-
five.
vertical
the
No. 9 Blue Devils
“We
Douglas
Ed
second.
fast-paced,
tory Saturday
to
net
never
enabled the Blue
lead.
freshman Matt
to
received the pass from the
the
sequence
the
quickly
the heart of the UMBC defense.
sophomore
the Duke lead
an
area.
quickly spotted
through
promptly rippled
tending
and
top
the ball
of the attack
O’Hara
where defenderJohn
wing,
relay
to
freshman
already leading 6-2,
Nick O’Hara halted the UMBC rush
ing
how
proved just
its transition game could be.
deadly
In
game of
opening
team
were
to
be
outscored 5-2 in the final
“We kind of had
a
lull in the second
tain Chris Haunss said.
come out
fast and
hard,” Danowski said. ‘That’s
our
come
out
of the
gates
game. We don’t like
to
little more
very
“[UMBC]
possession time, and
the end.... We wound up
slow the game like UMBC does.”
and shut down UMBC for the final 10 minutes of the
sec-
troublesome for Duke. The
we
forcing
a
In the end, however, the Blue
two
half,”
a
showed
showed
quarters.
fought
senior co-cap-
held the ball and had
got
“We
were
a
little antsy towards
our
back
able
to
how
defensively
persistent
defensive-wise,”
depth
hard in the
second
Haunss
half,
and
home
Devil defense held fast,
Pick
against VMI,
of the
test
season
Up
game.
said.
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thankfully
a
season
Tuesday
and will then host their first ACC
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first loss
Terrapins
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Poses
Jake
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the
Through clamped
lacrosse
team
lead
early
half the
built
shots
charge,
ACC) opened
five
a
hold off
4 Duke
No.
as
its conference 9-7
fidence-building
the
as
victory
“We
wanted
have
to
(3-0,
1-0
in the
with
a con-
second-ranked
afternoon in Koski-
huge
a
well. We
were
ing
and had
good body language.
the ball
to turn
in
Blue
from the
a
into the
All that
trans-
causing
them
little bit and
a
Devils
ended
just
Cheryl Lynn
but the
again,
on
opened
Terrapins quick-
could get
team
a
dominated the dme of
ball into the
possession,
did
they
as
divi-
patience paid
Miller scored her first of
as
dur-
net
matchup.
the
Duke’s offensive
Then
of the first half.
10 minutes, but the Blue Devils
ensuing
throughout
that
goal by Kelly Coppedge
a
Maryland’s only tally
would be
the
half
first
Horton
contest.
answered
Neither
dominated the
bounce shot less than a minute
on a
Duke scored
dends,
and
presence
over
outset.
scoring
ing
really
“W” in the end.”
a
The
the
having
re-
loud and communicat-
ally
lated into
out
presence
Miller said. “We started off
there,” Meghan
goals
two
the afternoonafter the Blue Devils worked
on
the
around
ball
which
gave Duke
timeout—a their
respite
majority
Timchal
call
to
the Blue Devils said
‘This is
a
played
called a timeout we
they
chance
our
show them what
ally
prompted
advantage,
Cindy
goal,
The
perimeter.
3-1
advantage.
“I think after
just like,
the a
head coach
Maryland
to
The
late Ter-
Stadium.
nen
ly
women’s
a
season
over
Maryland (1-1, 0-1) Sunday
up
defense Huether
goal advantage.
to
enough
was
Duke
goaltender Megan
Maryland
15
stopped
rapin
first
down and
to turn
on
were
and
re-
We did that for the
got.’
we
it
of the game; it showed in the end and
that stretch
key
was
the win,” Miller said.
to
focused
and
Energized
the Blue Devils earned
a
after the
cushion with
timeout, two
goals
in the final three minutes of the first half. The
second, coming withjust 15 seconds remaining, was
er
the result of an isolation set for
The Blue Devils riod and traded 17
leading
scor-
Katie Chrest. in the second pe-
came out
with the
goals
minutes of the stanza,
Terps
showing
for the first continued
patience offensively. “When
playing against Maryland
their game is knew that
going
coming in,”
of four Duke
players
knew that that and that
to
was
was
going
Jessica Domey
said Chrest, who
with
going to
led
the
possession,
be
a
to
pair be
win the a
late
key
and was
to
we
one
of goals.
“We
of the
keys
one
game.”
Terrapin charge,
as
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critical early-season win
over
the No. 2
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Devils foil win
FSU,
share of ACC title Strasser
Jason
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. sive rebound from clutch
a
nally
from
layup
found away
After
unlikely
an
likely
a
win
to
offen-
an
and
source,
Duke fi-
one,
in
Tallahassee
Sunday night. Nick
inserted
Horvath,
into the
game ANTHONY KANG/THE CHRONICLE
after Shelden Williams fouled out with 3:06 to
corralled the ball
play,
Daniel
layup by
The board gave Duke
after
with
Ewing
missed
a
1:13
play.
to
fresh shot clock
a
by
sharp
ett, and then banked in
Blue
Devils
were
put
pesky
was
coach Mike fortunate two
the
win. It
winning
both
ketball
it
game
Duke
was
the effort of
defense,
who led
Deng,
and nine rebounds.
Williams, Ewing and Duhon also scored in
Florida State’s attack as
Pickett
hit
six
24
team-leading
less balanced,
was
threes
his
on
to
way
a
for thirteen of his
exploded
ly guarding him,
Pickett
the
finish,
and
“It’s
great
to
Duhon said.
play
a
to
fans
in
“Pickett
11:59 the
to
pointer
have
to
well
some
to
get
to
knock
as
take
big
was
a
of his
cent
on
going to
also
free throw, the
of
the
also
Ewing
said.
Ewing and
getting
to
other ‘We
hitting
line.
missed
our
from
struggled
deep.
hit the
driving
to
shots,
for
us,”
the
goal
really compensat-
outside shots.”
However, when it counted, Duke The Blue Devils hit all
accurate.
a
foul shot
errant
always
fouled. That
us not
includ-
field,
things going
were
per-
struggled. J.J.
l-for-8 from
going
not
had
we
by
outside
three-point
his fourth
only
year.
‘You’re but
fifty
top
uncharicteristically
long-range, shooting
ed for
shots for
the
Redick shot l-for-9 from the
Redick
over
game
shooters for the Blue Devils
from
thought
him. Pickett
anyway.”
three-pointers,
l-for-8
a
forty-point
a
said. “I
would’ve taken the
tonight
for
the buzzer.
at
good job
pretty
the
County
Duhon didn’t
on,
night tonight,” Krzyzewski Chris did a
Len
again except
score
ready
two
mayhem.
point
three
Join-
a
regulation,
in
packed
into
went
was
Florida State
give
to
lead with
meaningless
in
tight-
jumpers.
knew he
we
We just wanted him
points.”
get his
to
But from that
great player like him,”
“He made
his team, which
managed as
down contested outside
se-
points
five-minute span. Even with Duhon
basket
a
and five rebounds.
points
Two minutes into the second half, the nior
layup
Civic Center
ing
for the Blue Devils.
double-figures
for Duke.
points
While Pickett knocked down Luol
points
a
12,100
tonight.”
the way with 20
20
himself—he almost did
bas-
big-time college
a
hit
er
very
played by
game
tonight;
paced by
was
a
sensational. The
teams was
the energy,
was
teams
head
said. “We feel
going
allow Pickett
ACC).
Duke
great game,”
a
who
ACC),
with
When Seminoles forward Michael
resilient and
6-9 in the
(18-11,
Krzyzewski
to
the
by
test
Seminoles
“That
12-2 in the
(24-3,
to
70-65 victor)' for the
a
he’s
cause
point
layup.
a
performance
get
defender Tim Pick-
Florida State’s best
The shot sealed
to
crossover
Deng provided
sive
yet another outstanding offen-
to
slim 62-58 lead. After a timeout, protect its Chris Duhon made a
Luol
was
eight
free
do.
lot of shots be-
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While
1i0n...
a
Shelden Williams tips in
Pickett
points college
Fla.
TALLAHASEE,
again against
Reminiscent of his
pointer
with
36.4
Duke’s 5649 win ary
Do it all Duhon
Florida State.
die Seminoles
over
punch
the
bid
at an
After fensive
a
dmeouts
the Blue
patented
offense
in
single at
2-3
as
Just
Blue
ran
modon
Duke held
as
Duhon
Devil
62-58
the shot clock
squared
the extended foul line,
front of the
the
Devils
uncomfortable
digits,
with
in
that dcked off pre-
cious seconds
the ball
Duhon his
man with
ceeded
up
direcdy
bench.
While
to
64-58
parking “We
me
I
the
70-65 win.
merely first
exploded step,
by
and pro-
the Blue Devils
Seminole
enough,
and
a
seemingly
fans
decided
headed
to
play.
able
to
the
to
down the
run
just
ran
clock,”
normal ball-
our
Coach has the confidence in
get
to
make
a
play
out
change
of it.
around Pickett, and make
certainly
last minute offensive sealed
the
victory
for
Duke
who
senior
points
Duhon
hitting
the
game’s
ball
most
steal
ing—with
captain’s
captain’s fiery
in the first
the in
the
with
Duke
six
portunities
to
offensive op-
put away the
Seminoles.
seven
leisurely
min-
than
in
hoop
the
moments.
onto
to sum
a
A
remain-
precious
the ball off
the
Richardson
ball
to
Pickett,
Pickett, ending
has the heart of
“[Duhon]
court.
towards the other tried
to
attempted
to
de-
As the ball
end-line,
Pickett
retrieve the ball. In
con-
im-
an
going Of
to
let
made
Redick shoot
point
and
there
was
day
a
Daniel
Ewing
from
2-for-l7
ups
tested
drives
game’s
and
playing
mally do,”
in
which
jump
the
the
adjustments. win after
to
threetheir
adjusted
back-door-
solely
half,
on
shots
con-
in
the
their offense out, and
passing
Redick said.
Then
JJ.
combined
lanes like
‘They
did
making adjustments [for
scores].
only
entire
in the first
score
was-
moments.
‘They spread
of
early
Florida State
the
the
as
giving up'several
and dunks
latter
a team-
tonight.”
not
behind
line. The Blue Devils
making
[to
out
scrapping, for
up
defense after
job
lose
Duhon
defender
unit
lay
us
course,
Duke
said
lion,”
a
and nine rebounds. “He
high 20 points n’t
were
but Duhon
loose
before de-
Spalding
portant Florida State possession.
up the senior
defense of Pickett.
Anthony
skipped
ef-
struggled
rather
minutes
holding
flected the ball down the
scored is what al-
rim
important
Florida State’s
leading
flecting
after
sprinted for the
sphere, diving
his
quickness. Though
throw the
Blue Devils’
Duhon
of the second half, Pickett with
with Mike
decided to frustrate
fort and considerable he scored 13
coach
considers
defender,
Pickett with the
putting
Duhon
trast,
in Duke’s
matchup
head
Duke, the Louisiana native’s defense of
lowed for the
in the last
the buzzer
at
53-49 lead—seemed
While Duhon’s
score
from the first
State,
team’s best
more
24
junior
win in Tallahassee.
Duke freshman Luol Deng, who had
Krzyzewski,
utes
able
lay up.”
heroics
A
the
ball game before he nailed
three-pointer
Florida
lot. were
that I’d be able
was
a
the
After Duhon’s
Duhon said. “We screen
the
move
the ball off the backboard
the
play, was
a
hoop, giving
advantage.
routine
in
game hero,
fancy
slippery
scoop
and into the
a
become
his
enough
Nick Horvath of-
to
battle-tested
rebound and three
game,
reached
knock-
upset.
remaining
lead.
once
that ended FSU’s
consecutive
an
in
Janu-
guard
again provided out
their
three-
remaining
29th in Cameron, the senior
1:08
opportunity
game-winning
seconds
many would attempt
not
points during Sunday's
game-high
a
shooting,
transfer did
13:08 of the
did it
scored
9-for-21
on
of his 14
two
we
did
It says a
bad
a
a
good job lot about
we
a
we
nor-
good
back-door of
making
our
shooting night].”
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Alana Beard, Vicki have
compiled the
over
going
The
Friday.
the team’s
tory
over
season
points
in
Clemson
the
loss
“I’m
to
their senior
a
in
Duke’s
final
Devil
players
Lady
(23-3,
14-1 in the
(17-9,
vic-
and
Tigers
our
send
said.
with
our
effort,
our
career
took
have
just
to
today
do; just
to
it.’ And I think
enjoy and
it
With five minutes Duke finished
huddle before every game
teammates
was
I said, ‘You
fun
as
more
points
a
there
“I
think
this
was
and did
great
a
“Every day
record.
we
not
give
enthusiasm
the game
began
up
field
a
was
on an
goal
for
After
the Blue
She
come
she
as
good
run
shot
got a
a
over
in here and
little
complacent
as
the
they
for the first
seemed
Blue Devils
same
from
said. “It
to
on
be
Beard.
on a
to
fun. We
court
With
jumper
a
beat the buzzer.
chemistry
and
out
were
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having
a
everything just
half
brought
for the Blue Devils,
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more
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Bui it’s
not
over
SEE WOODSHED
will
team
We’re
yet.
already
the
During
continued
7
at
in
run
Devils
ultimately
know
coach
Gail
“They the
I
State
just
the
straight
single game.”
have
ACC)
nior
has
all
leader is for
case
each
of
of her last five
ship
The
se-
strong
a
the
least 23
at
the
steer
making
six
Alana
season.
player
recording
(23-3,
won
and
contests,
she
outre-
they
Blue Devils
Beard continues to like
said. 10 in
by
us
be focused and
every
The No. 3 14-1 in
head
11 for the game.
to
us
play
to
[and]
by
us
want
ready
played
Duke
Goestenkors
first half,
bounded
sec-
Blue
win 75-56.
N.C.
ahead of
were
to
In-
14-0
a
allowed the
tough here,”
so
two
off
Cameron
ond-half to
30th
the
door Stadium before
us
in
p.m.
Wolfpack got
start
strong
“We
regu-
January
between
the
squads,
its
up
the N.C. State
Coliseum.
matchup
yet,” 1 Vicki Krapohl
done
not
wrap
against
season
Reynolds
the
ON PAGE 7
title
Wolfpack Monday
a
fouls in
ACC
fourth-straight
season
locked up, the women’s basket-
clicking.”
second
its
regular
ball
there,”
Koss
Jordan
by
including
key
was
the
a
connected
scored six of her
run,
lot of
a
tonight
turned the ball
nine times and committed 15
play for (the fans],
top
time
The
their initial surge,
Wolfpack
48-20
and Tillis scored
pass
of the
had
Krapohl
appar-
18-2
five minutes.
Dawkins
scoring
Duke
capital-
the seniors
as
Krapohl
spurt,
the
during
from the
run
the Blue Devils
Lindsey Harding
We
Their energy and ent as
to
10-for-21 from the
go before the break,
18-3
three-pointers
behind-the-back
have fun
out
unable
was
just
to
an
gave
the
During
two
on
on
and
over
lead.
fun,”
did that
we
much
so
it shot
as
battle
line in the half.
lead all
to
Beard said. “In the huddle
in-
seniors out.”
Johnny
all-time
ize, however,
categories.
our
my
three steals
all know what you have
team
focus,” Duke head coach Gail
our
on
the first half. Clemson
two
tonight.”
really pleased
and
in
their
tell
I
and
ACC)
7-8)
just
Dawkins’
overtaking
in both
“We have
regular
Beard had another brilliant game, closed
night
dominating 102-45
shy
nine rebounds and
not
were
ever.
Goestenkors way
spoil
they
of
her
points, leaving
mark. The two-time All-American also added
three combined for almost half
The Blue Devils
tensity
and
points
records
home game.
handed worst
remarkable
years,
let anyone
to
Krapohl
some
four
past
and Iciss Tillis
28
game-high
woodshed
to
11-for-13 from the field and scored
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year, in
points
conference
matchups. While the remained
steadily
improved course
of
losing
its
the last
8-7 in
now
four
matchup
previous
Cameron, the
aggressiveness “We
with
there, just
loose bails
side
and
Yow
some went
regular
Tiilis, comes together
for
a
pre-game
hug during
the Senior
Night
ceremony.
the
to
the
close,
a
only
of
beginning
bring
to
season
but this conclusion Vicki Krapohl and kiss
after us
position.”
ACC
Beard,
traps
had in-
we
This showdown will
Duke's triumvirate, Alana
said
“They got
beat
rebounds when
some
the
up
Kay
Duke.
to
aggressive
here and the
keep
head coach
more
be
of steam,” N.C.
out
after the loss
key
likely
and endurance.
couldn’t
we ran
State
has
home.
at
factors in the game will
pace;
play
team
the
on
in
against
Wolfpack
conference
straight
Based
the
despite
game
and 16-12 overall. The won
have
over
season,
Tech.- The
Georgia are
Blue Devils
has strong, N.C. State
creates
ACC
and
NCAA Tournament speculation.
SENIOR NIGHT FOR DEVILS
“Well, State,
Florida
[for]
except
have beaten each
we
With about four minutes left in the first
Krapohl off
a
sank her second
Clemson and
ran
her tail, Beard threw
22.
These
a
court.
Friday,
as
was
beyond impressed team
plays
with
in its senior
impressed
The game
with the
began
Lady Tigers
to
put
were
pass
into
Duke ahead
certainly
in-
in Cameron Indoor Stadium
Duke crushed Clemson
the entire
all, I was
night
With
behind-the-back
phenomenal
dicative of senior
I
night
Alana Beard stole the ball from
it down the
the hands of Tiilis, who laid it up
by
Vicki
Iciss Tiilis. On the subpass from fellow senior
sequent possession,
on
three-pointer
half,
of the
with
a
night
performance
effort. But
leadership ceremony
most
photo
the op, but after
seniors
were
the game. fired up
the
They
the
most were
rest
on
their
ating
for
joined
pictures,
eager the
of the
donned numbers
to
by
to
so we
have be
who
looking
who
an
homage
to
gradu-
the
long ball,
the behind the
of
pressive
in
career
arc.
Friday’s
“We’ve
has been de-
twice,”
sank three from
However, game
was
most
day
im-
key.
her focus
or
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to
to
two
It’s
a
opponents.” Tillis is
her the
strong
January
these
teams
“Preparing
in advance is
getting
look-
postseason.
played
[about]
third
prepared
but is also
the
Tillis said.
stuff and
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our
from
meeting,
ahead
ing
whose
beat them
match
to
performance
12, 33, 20 and 15
30th arms,
of
se-
hard
time,
Senior forward Iciss
of the seniors. where the
really
for and respect
begin
ones
team,
a
the
leaders.
Krapohl, fined
by 57 points.
the
niors and their parents
team
said. It’s
twice,” Lindsey Harding
going the
a
not
the
over
the
job
done.”
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finally got After
idle from
sitting
turned to the Tar
“We
enjoy
North
Horner said. “We
Robyn
there
of
ere anx-
Amber
earned
Corbin
by
Straight,
Natalie
tributed
its time
steadily lowering went
gatta
beat UNC in three in the
edged
time
second.
by only
a
“Saturday the mental said
“Our
and
this
will
this
tremendously Freshman
help
and
varsity
sentiments
the 400
out
have
been
200
into
she said. “Girls the it is as
country
Blue
also
eight
had
styles
so
varsity
strong
debut
Carolina in
all
four of its 2000 m races. The Duke silenced the Tar them
beating gin
by
an
of five seconds
second
varsity
team
at
In
by
its low-
7:45.25
“We
are
going
what is
ferring all
to
is
have
to
come,” Murray said, the
to
team’s
varsity
of
the
rough
a
lost all of their
races
Blue start
Devil
they
as
against
both
retain
squads,
set
“While we
Straight.
We
potential.
am
Saturday,
about
the
im-
it
definitely our
more
set on
season
junior high,
we can
do.”
winning
team
start-
streak, Phillip
far from his three
school in France, yet
King
and Walter
in the
league
the
ACC),
match with
con-
I
achieve his
to
na-
team
leading
sweep
of
15 Duke
No.
continued
by winning
7-0
a
now
come
sophomore final,
two
Andy
Blue Dev-
Pearce finished 15th in
hard
to
Jason
a
was
said.
they
us,
at
streak,”
think
“I
know
when
we’re
head teams
going
to
be
Schnugg
certainly
been
Just a
the No. 1
not
end
up
doubles
position,
costing
the Blue
The No. 4 power duo of Walter and
Zimmermann
“We
At
was
of
had
didn’t
upset
Georgia the
play
a
little disheveled.
playing
hopefully they
well
can
by
Marko
Rajevac
Tech.
favored
No.
No. 3
team,”
Lapidus
match. We looked
Jason
and Ludovic have
the last
couple
rebound soon.”
2
singles
third
of weeks,
so
was
tiebreaker
at
No.
defeated
Rodrigues
a
Rath
Zachary
between
such
to
for Duke,
sweep
going
a
6-2
into
edge
third
a
victory
a
in the
three go into
Rodrigues
sets
third
was
at
and West Nott.
freshman, dominated Nott in their
victory.
is]
actually
very well under
foresee
him
amazing
and
comes
said. “I
pressure,” Lapidus
coming
through
and
being
asset.”
an
At first
64, 6-0. mann,
clean
Walter secured
Pieters with
“[Rodrigues through
a
matches
singles,
set to earn a
singles,
Straight Stokke
through
good
it
The other match
didn’t
upset
defeat did
said. ‘We
not
really
point.
and Scott
only
set.
straight (6-3,
Joao
the
flight,
second
to a
Peter
Stokke
Jonathan
a
Menano and
of the six
two
set.
Tech
the
down
and
singles action,
against Jason
beat.”
Duke
In with
show its
Georgia
1 and
in
(5).
to
talk about the
Lapidus
play
to
Tech’s
Georgia 9-8
came
Shults
Peter
No.
at
victory
point
Rodrigues,
“We don’t
Jay
King
doubles 3.
8-4
its 58th
1-1) Saturday.
mentally
champi-
—something
season
confident
said
have eyes
the NCAA
to
this
grade
but the
expectations
Carolina,”
We have
the
ished 16th in the 200 breaststroke.
7-0 sweep of Georgia Tech.
After the loss
tional No. 9 national ranking.
Devils
met our
North
onships
this
season.
against
making
battle ACC
to
Virginia
optimism
pending
in
was
coach
However, both Duke varisty and novice
King
regular
still in
was
(74,1-0
over-
UNC novice boats.
opponent
to a
and
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With
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Duke
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singles helped
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time of the
to score.
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respectively.
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performance
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were
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at
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than Carolina.”
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together
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Pearce
program,”
could tell
boats, you
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from all
the
to use
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with different
important
two
and
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come
to
relays,
coach’s
our
Arthofer, Alex Sidel-
medley relay by posting
the
working
integrating
technique
new
the
events,
on
a
following
Humphrey,
and 2:03.45
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Billy
in 1:23.42,
the
points by finishing
team.
hard
and
In addition in
eight
about
set
time of 3:24.08.
echoed
Straight
member Amber
Murray’s
both
nik shattered the school record in
sea-
us
of
400
Thursday,
Arthofer,
and freshman
Pearce,
year.”
current
On
part
and
which
freestyle relay
best,
of
has
since last
in
and Chris Brede finished
evening,
technique
a
freestyle
Kevin
IM
place.
also
was
relays,
the 200 Duke
in
earned
200
for 14th
200
Humphrey,
not
his
finish
swam
also
the
records.
Pearce,
of die team,”
toughness
improved drasdcally son,
good
Duke
con-
Blue tops among the
finishing
medley
the Tar Heels
great example
was a
Murray.
IM, which he
Humphrey
school
strong.
would
varsity eight
The Duke
be denied as it
sev-
to
ninth-place
Devils.
the
day was posted by end
short of
points
most
races
of the lake.
to
Devils
John Humphrey the
Humphrey
determined
ACC
Blue
points
was
1:52.29,
7:32.06, but the Blue Devils
at
were
of four
160
3:58.40,
points
into the final round, the
Going
lowest time of the UNC
out
waters
choppy
re-
varsity squad
the
on,
the
captur-
and ended the
points
in the 400
Harry-
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and Christine Lauro. While
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competition.
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Dunlap,
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of
the event,
won
competition
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days
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disap-
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sixth-consecutive
its
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performance
varsity eight,
Duke’s
coxswain Kareen
Adam,
r
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little
was
from die
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individual
the four
Virginia
in the season.”
early
this
Indeed,
coach
to test our
opportunity
ious for the
speed
over
head
25th-
February
tion, several Duke swimmers put up strong
Carolina,”
div-
the ACC
the Blue Devils finished in Bth
annual dual with
our
in
at Charlottesville Va.
Lake Michie.
at
Saturday
races
and
swimming
competed
team
28th
seven-of-eight
in
reports
men’s
Championships
re-
knock off the
water to
Heels
ing
competition
since November, the Blue Devils
rival
The
in 2004.
wet
oars
team
In its
six
No. 21
set
and
King
wins also
defeated
came
Christopher
Schnugg
from Zimmer-
Brown
at
four
singles.
next
match, Duke hosts Texas
at
home this
Friday. ‘They’re dangerous,” Lapidus
‘They nial
started
college
out a
tennis
little slow, but
powerhouse.”
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said about Texas.
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are
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his
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with
qualification the field
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a
relay finish
second-place
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Blue Devils who
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Boston
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from
page
attempts
Maher
came
distance
a
next
in the last
again
it
as
two
minutes
end,”
the
advantage
seems
always
to
send the
Seminoles’ head
quiet.
an
always
six games we’ve
or
qualified
IC4A/ECAC
weekend.
coach Leonard Hamilton cited
“Once
have
for the
4
free throw attempts
free throw
had done all game.
mile,
almost half
by
11:21.11.
Florida State fans home
five
IC4A
obliterated his
distance
both
NCAA
an
Those
the
two,
big
an
the
of 42-8.75 inches.
Hill
competi-
rebound sailed
a
the Duke defense
meet
the Blue
at
earned
Fox
Jon
the
clearing
the 5000-meter
high jumper
FSU
away
Warren’s shot off
the
stayed
Chapel
3
page
Maryland chipped
team
to
Chance
Last
Devils’ lead, with three
past
Cronin
Hill.
Howard
middle-distance
Junior
events, freshman Debra Vento
second-place
of the
portion
Kristie
time of 4:13.99
earned
and
Casey for
con-
logged
Chapel
up second in the shot put with
Smith Field House.
TERRS
final
lan
Devils
in
high,
career
freshman
team
run.
home, venturing UNC
IC4As
quali-
and
goals
15:15.33 time.
the
qualify-
man
with his
season
The other
Eddie
her
11-7.75.
at
minute in
eclipsed
set
NCAA
provisional
finish in the 800-meter
the
vaulter
previous personal
relay
This week-
season.
middle-distance
first time this
for
pole
with its time of
Senior
closer
Senior
and
ju-
mark.
ing
Saturday
qualifying
Duke record Fri-
set a
fleet 9:42.88.
a
and
Craig
their
individual Blue
specialist
freshman
Amt,
reach
to
highs
equaled
medley relay squad,
Jon
the Blue Devil mark that it had
Armory
the fa-
at
for athletes
away
season
bar
King, sophomore
nior Nick
Invitational,
University
The men’s distance
comprised
Three
to
Track.
Armory
mous
traveled
competitors
as
yet made IC4A/ECAC
tinue their indoor seasons.
before next weekend's IC4A/ECAC Cham-
pionships.
not
marks
fying
times
qualifying
some
conceived
was
though
as
come
the last
up short
Hamilton said. ‘We
in
disparity for Duke.
just
the
on
can’t
seem JENNY MAO/THE Cl
“I
was
had the
the fire behind
who
Chrest,
I knew
and the
momentum
tion and
from
but
nervous,
the
bench
her second
after
picking
card of the
yellow
late in the second half.
test
confident
very were
out
in
the
the
up con-
“I
especially
Devils broke
saves
key
were
“Huether
making
huge
what fueled come
up
all
just
and
saves,
learn and
little
ket
more
give
to
us
noles
are
ing
those
more
in
extra
loss
for
to
got
that
attack
our
approach
to
the bas-
given be
a
tournament.
an
Krzyzewski
Semi-
at
is
large
with the
ball,
make
played winning basketball, said.
credit for that. I think
“They’ve
they
but
got
should defi-
NCAA team.”
gives
Though this
be
night
some
give
come
still
great,
have
to
we
have
a
beat
lot
teams
and
on
to
season
tell
or
anything
anything.
it
so
we
perience ed
us to
year
seniors the last
night,
I've been
the Smith haven't
ever
to
is
im-
they
do
from
applause
the
what all the
expressed
entire
players
to
their hot
at
has been the best
Duke]
ex-
out
in
style,
and
we
did
tonight.”
we
have
so
team.
four years with
titles and
ment
It
fore
the
about
individual;
ACC
it
regular tourna-
losses
13
132
in
coming together
weeks of their will
they
things
about the last
conference
only
biggest
when
careers
a
was
many
of Final Four ap-
straight
four
titles,
season
was
pair
a
four
pearances,
It
individual
do,” she said.
we want to
try
to
be-
college
bring
home
class
here,”
national title. “We
always
operate
And that is off
with
certainly
Tillis,
Beard,
women
better for
having
Marsh.
class
a
Duke
and
sending
and
indeed
and of themselves,
in
true
Krapohl
are
known and
in
act
is all
the
supported
them for the past four years.
Goestenkors from
5
page
shooting
and
finished with The
30 assists
as
team
11
stellar defense. steals
also had
an
and
nine
incredible
it shot better than 52 percent
Tillis finished her final home
for Clemson.
DUKE-UNC: FIVE DAYS AWAY GO TO HELL
ANTHONY KANG/THE
to
Freshman Luot Devils clinched
Deng a
had
a
team-high
shareof the ACC
20
regular
points
as
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the Blue
season crown.
season
game with
bounds,
and
11
points
Krapohl
and six assists.
able,
and
regular
seven re-
added nine
points
and
whole
us
lot
you
that
a
pleased
little time
once
we
of
Goestenkors
been
very
praised
with her
the seniors for
leadership.
“It took
niors
off of. I
was
team’s effort and
for the game.
which side of
much of who I'm going
GO TO HELL CAROLINA
that
about the
their
have
[Tuesday]
jump
because
shine.
to
the
And it wasn’t about the
These
coached. I've started
thinking about
start
because
about
not
sat
give
to
head coach Gail Goestenkors said.
WOODSHED
not
Duke
Center I'm going
thought
day
to-
for the post-
We still
game. But since
too
“Never
eyes.
Johnny
Beard
know
the day quote of
I've
in her
tears
play here,”
of my life,” Beard said. “I just want-
go
blocks.
“Every
to
opportunity
an
really
now
games.
come true
them every
“[Playing
keep working.”
Roy-Will’s
play.
to
players
a team
was
of
point record,
career
still
we
we
going
are
throughout
prove
to
but
them,
work
to
that both
going
biggest thing
awe-
felt. Beard echoed the sentiment.
this game is away from
taking
that
and
that,”
remember
Chrest said. “The are
early
address the
to
at
true.”
crowd, she
but it is
manager
your dreams. Work hard
Gathering
is still young.
“It feels we
ranking,
understands that the
team
dream
on
up
emotional
an
team
senior, took the time game
as
end—that the
remained
opportunity a
that
point shy
One
points.
“It’s
right
emphasized
the
fact,
miss-
night,
of her 13 shots and collect-
for much of the second half
other
not
yet.”
for all. Kalita Marsh,
Marsh said with
and will
season
played —it
“It’s
our
the Blue Devils the
boost their
28
two
Dawkin’s out
play
said. “But it’s
done
to
in the weeks ahead were yet
the end of the
wards
but the
in
in here and
senior
every
not,
was
not
the ball
assists. up six
racking
come
we
yet. We’re
over
lead in the chase for the ACC title
likely
ing only
dishing
[the fans],” Krapohl
turned walk-on
transition offense.” The win
“Every day
to
and
teammates
incredible
an
5
page
the court,
on
tournaments
was
what fueled
was
her
to
huge
a
and vision
root-
place
she
from
ing the
for
loss,” Krzyzewski
an
Beard had
SENIORS
free-throws.” Florida State,
for them.
they got
Senior All-Americanskiss Tillis and Alana Beard embrace each other during the Senior Night ceremony.
a
offensive rebounds, be
very much in contention for
“Florida State
be
grow
few
aggressive
the
Despite
a
something
from. We
offense. She would
our
clear and that
the
over
enough opportu-
Miller
awesome,”
was
was
a
nately
the upset victory.
said. “She
to
little better, get
open
the latter of the stages game in
first half, Huether’s to
have
bid for the NCAA
there.”
the Blue
dribble-drives and
enough
get
we
was
that
girls
Down the stretch and when
said
watch
to
to
nities to get the foul line. But that’s
emo-
us,”
forced
was
we
“With
great
through just
could
get comfort-
possibly
three great
leaders
and
about every' throw
at
things.
It makes my
a
se-
have
defense
them, they
become very comfortable once feel for
wasn’t
involved,”
coaching
said.
are
to
did there
they get a
job easy.”
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for selectives, and believes that
life
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input
that he believes
us
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sible that Hull
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ward the abolishment of selective
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ment,
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