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upgrade,
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University.
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Michael Gettes said the e-mail
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Technology
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a
result of
change,
attempts
and you
[the delivery shutdown]
is
see
at
what the
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10
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delivered and
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problem
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reason
Monday
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no user
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James B. Duke Professor Emeritus of
History
John
Hope
Franklin
ture in the former spot of the Oak Room in the West Union
helps
usher in the new location of the
things
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way
MLWC celebrates
by
[Tuesday] night them
help
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Aaron Levine
In addition
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The
Lou Williams Center for Black Culture held
Mary
its
grand opening Wednesday
ity
on
James
Duke
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Franklin
viding
“This is
was
much
a
come
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increase to
Keohane
basement,”
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the
center
more
so
happy
on
location will
visible and
provide
of commitmenton the part of this
role
echoed Keohane’s sentiments, for the
never
certain
everyone
be
center
regarded
people come,” for all time.”
at as
the a
University.
place
a
foreseeing
a
place
of isolation where
he said. “It should be
black cultural
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history
space
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E-mail strife as
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tough
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Tuesday,
campus
and
caused infections of between 75 and 100 computers. OIT
not over.
Chief Security
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of the basement, but the
Franklin also mentioned the
around time he
room
importance
he and other blacks
the was
country, forced
faced
of at
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including
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not
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ties
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should be resolved.
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many
things
Wednesday by cutting
altogether.
p.m. and
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recognition
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the
however,
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addressed
University community.
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room.
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struggle
for the
praises
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15 years, the student
nearly at
center
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community
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campus. “It al-
and
hopes
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new
center.
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to
University leaders,
University
location.
splendid setting.
the center’s presence
History John
of the event, pro-
new
Sciences
black
Building.
she said.
should
for
more
make this
sense
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keynote speaker
up from the
President Nan
help
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words about the center’s
warm
that it has
larger
newly
the second floor of the West Union
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nity,”
in its
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detect it in the future.”
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to
would be put
shutdown. “One of the
a
[Wednesday night],
that will
place
monitoring system
expected
never
believe
location
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learned
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reduce future risk of
to
place
Lou Williams Center for Black Cul-
Mary
this
splendid place
the
experiences
that it is, I
that
those
hope
we
before
of the
new
new
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incorrectly
dormitory
dorm.lt is $l4 million,
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lion. Also, the architecture firm hired for the
us
dorm
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employee
escape
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the
reported
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abandoned
Feb. 25 and it
p.m.
reported
was
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her
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the theft of her
Dell
game.
out
except when he used it
food, drinks and Feb.
basketball
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visitor
Sony
than
more
his credit card while
campus for
The visitor said the card
possession
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checked
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was
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closet in Cameron Indoor
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wallet
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purse
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$1,500
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various
the
a.m.
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at
the
Feb. 27. The wallet and its
and
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men’s restroom
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computer,
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2 p.m. Feb. 25 and it
at
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period
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she
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behind the
minutes later. The
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Library.
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time between 5
the incident.
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held on
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Perkins
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Student arrested for assault
know
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damage
purse stolen in
Cash,
stu-
15
proba-
March 10.
Officers
the passenger side
a
proper-
the
to
to
Computer severed,
Feb.
con-
carrying
educational
on
weapon
violation. His
turbance
damage
took
charged
did
want
$1,500
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cut
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found three
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from staff
of his vehicle had been scratched. The
in the Duke
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carrying
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THURSDAY, MARCH
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Vitarelli, who chaired the committee that
IFC
from page
1
revised vocal
we’re
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he said. “To
important,”’ a
letter
or
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with
without
or
that in
say
IFC
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they
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Green added, however, that groups might
attempt with
a
broader range of
a
review in
programming
Hull eliminated annual review
asking
ad-hoc student
an
committee
annual review would have created financial
positive
incentives
contributions
standing tial
and
community
seven areas —such
enabled in
cultural
out
unanimously
interaction
Campus the
approved 30,
to
of
2003,
after
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consider-
The differences between the review and
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are
mosdy
structural.
Campus
the IFC
Categories
divided into “fraternal values” and
versity relations,”
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latter. Fraternal values as
ment
and social;
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and
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relations
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teraction.
review
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Notably,
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are
IFC
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of debate in both
quad
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does
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previous
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tions of annual review.
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Council
Green
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Anthony
said he
he
said.
laud
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Duke
them for
process
as
review
fraternity
somehow less strict than the ad-
ministration-sponsored
but said that
one,
its best
pursuing
was
people
some
“You would kind of think, ‘You guys
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them,’ that could be
on
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claimed
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of
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student apfor
president
living
such
groups,
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are
as
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because their involvement would
Campus
quire
might vent
be
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living
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lengthy review’s
review. groups
hoped
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also
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of Defense fund-
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budget
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shortcomings
in
of financial aid.
believe
budget
with its
for
president
concerned about the
area
does
for
that
the
not
financial
administration’s
include aid
for
sufficient
needy
stu-
of each
percent
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to
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weekend
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and
budget,
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especially given
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costs
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war
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federal
precedented
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cuts
of
government
is
recent
at
un-
deficit levels, and this is put-
real constraints
mestic investments,”
on
discretionary
do-
Burness said.
Siedow warned that if the
current
situ-
ation continues, the consequences will be difficult
to
ameliorate.
problem
with
infrastructure some
turn
[the deficit]
time
to
to
get
deteriorate, it it back
on
and off
at
not
to
a
is that
technological
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take
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priorities.
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likely
be
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Burness said.
enormity
current
by
percent-
eral deficit, administrators said their cerns
ap-
increasing
financial aid
to
than double the
age increase in
has
measures.
this
commitments more
pro-
parameters for Duke’s
tional level. This is
of Financial Aid
the
Duke
shortcomings,
trustees
Given the
for
compensate
planning
2004-2005 our
demonstrated
transfer this respon-
to
institute drastic
proved
the 100
meet
the institution.”
order
posed budget’s had
exstu-
said. “In
who
student’s
need, it has served
sibility
ours,
a
responsi-
education
he
parents,”
of institutions like
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dents,” Burness said. Director
case
ting
Burness, senior vice
posal, specifically
funds
of external
source
affairs and government
deeply
“I
National Institute of
major
transfer
to
supporting higher
dents and their
percent,
At 27 percent of Pratt’s total, it ranks
second
the
by
division. Siedow
not
have established
on
sector
measures.
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Siedow said.
pendent
would decrease
[pro-
continues
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negative
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research],
on
the core.”
budget
figures
federal
all
[nearly]
[like Depart-
areas,
from the Basic Research
past
only
research
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percent
said these
can
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to
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funding
“While
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that
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to re-
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unfortunately
trend that has served
bility
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recent
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under the IFC review.
Myrtle Beach.
pre-
all selective
eventually
National
which
might
application
groups would
the
approval,
process and
Vitarelli said he
spring.
to
a
re-
said.
are
perspective,
academic
certain
tight,
areas
public
services.
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he
enterprise,”
are
the
pro-
the research
to
budget
lean
a
impact
ternal research
greek
vice
is
clearly
undermine
fraternity representatives
pointed by
this
recendy
“From the research
enterprise.
half-decade of
with the IFC
services,
detrimental
posed budget
review and
have
non-IFC
one
and three
Todd
committee that evaluates
chapter
member,
chapter
Life
extremely proud
was
establishing
the
on
Siedow said he considers the
“I
frats.”
on
administration will
tation
didn’tre-
we
cancellation of annual
RLHS’s
eas-
of the crit-
one
time,
be
are
Green said. “We could
Dean
said he
IFC
same
nothing,
Assistant
the
the
choice,”
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organized
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been
their initiative.”
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education-
member-led
University
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two
categories
community service,
programming,
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programming
in three of the former and
defined al
with
re-
benefit
to
the review,
able debate.
has
voluntarily
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that
community,”
of
that existed under
areas
the old annual review.
process
groups
programming—instead
each of the six
Oct.
out-
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four
faculty
as
for
the
to
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to
re-
and
the IFC review. “I think it’s fan-
by
themselves
after
examine it last fall. The committee’s vised
tastic
IFC
place.
review
of its demise, opponent
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on
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streak
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game.
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Wednesday night,
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Jackets
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take
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team
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loss
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THIS
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the ACC
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court, but zero
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Georgia
winning.
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comfortable
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points,
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Blue Devils
times after the 10:45
who scored 20 second-half
score
of
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minutes into the second half
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full minute
a
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the 0
Blue
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the board.
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victory
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went
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only
couldn’t
After the
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to
the Blue Devils
scoring
points
Daniel
ACC Tournament
championship.
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points.
Devils
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provided
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by
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In
another
yet
team
Wilmington
(4-6)
jumped
lead
in
scored
the
the
winning “It
was
said. “It so
a
a
game
In
the
a
the
run
and
UNC-W
couldn’t
win.
It’s
leave
park
teams
outs, Tim Layden,
and
the
However,
two
ately
inning.
from second. Then Adam Loftin dou-
on
and
right-field
to
an
reached third
Miello, who had singled at-bat.
ous
With
Blue Devils three
ing
the
struggled
innings
hits.
many
singled Duke
runs
UNC-W’s
through
took run
Schreiber the
over
baseman
Blake Walkerretired the side in the ninth
NFL Pro
but the Blue Devils lost to
inning Wednesday,
descend
scouts
Michael Mueller
least
at
Wallace Wade Stadium
iors
from
Duke
a
Love.
Reggie scouts
a
the
run
rest
of
“He
were
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the draftabili-
assess
some
of the
showed
including
years
Ryan
Fowler,
top
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considerable fullback back
running
Alex Chris
40-yard
wide receiver
was
dash in less than 4.5 seconds.
of great size
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6-foot-4,
Love considerable
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particularly
of
just
days
pro
the
an
Arizona
to
just
at
make
sure
that I
Carolina and
make
sure
managers,
State,
people
are
a
big
was
Wednesday,
unknown in NFL cir-
practically
Wade and
Strojny
top
screens
two
for
NFL
quite
two
prospects,
some
worked
out
seniors, who
time.
have been
at
are on
it
time
Bryan
Smith
first. One
out
a
advantage.
Seahawks
immedi-
the bottom of the bunt-
John Raynor
first. Smith
at
tying
In
the
Seahawk’s
winning
run
off a
Sutton.
team’s four
extremely losses
one-run
run.
the
at-bat,
losses
all
have
close; all have been and
two
in
were
extra-innings. ..such
“[Losing tough
towards the end of the we
play
We
us
the out
come
just
those close
is
“But when
season,
a
lot because
to
the
figure
to
win
eventually
winning
out
games. Once
confidence
said.
ACC, these games will
out on
have
games]
dose
Anderson
take,”
to
how
we
them,
side.
to
win
have the we’ll
win
them all.”
a
left
bet
to
and
“My
Blue
Devils’
day, doing
40 time
other
well in
was
top
Strojny
of time
so we
area.
but
season,
camp,”
not
a
in the
same
as
it
was
Tm still
kind of knew
coming
we
at
the
likely off
com-
run
two
wouldn’t have
at
hama
lot
train.”
to
Nonetheless, Wade,
an
men-
had
prospect,
position drills,
about the
in the
days
pro
junior
consider-
the St. Louis Rams,
as
said Wade, who mentioned he would
bine,”
322
drafted.
get
Jaguars spent
tackle,
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coaches and
about him.
the
mediocre
at
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number of teams, such
inquired
other
the
basically
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did every-
kind of a low pressure
was
Duke’s
probably
evaluating
tioned that
Wade,
“I
in front of head
already so
said.
Scouts from the Browns and the able
and
got
Strojny
who has tremendous size
is
pounds,
who
remained
led the
upbeat
in
team
rushing
his
about his chances of mak-
NFL camp.
“Really,
the NFL Combine last month. The considered Duke’s
went to
we’ll find out.”
Unlike Love, who
scouts’ radar
general
pounds,
during
me,” Love said. “I think the Packers
hopefully
cles before
me to
about it,
see
did here
we
string injuries,
just telling
really
thing
had
Strojny.
his first NFL workout, Love wowed
workouts,
couple
to
a
on
scout.
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fans, but
to
workouts, however,
possessor
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players
past,
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Cardinals
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by running
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the
of the
star
converged
teams
Strojny,
and offensive tackle Drew
Douglas The
NFL
squad
over
linebacker
Wade,
to
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on
for
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the combine before,”
hopefuls.
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Layden,
scored the eventual
home
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and
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JJ.
called safe
subsequent
fence. First
with
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Duke
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and
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bled
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plate
side
singled through
season,
the
the Blue Devils
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batting
the
to
to
two
innings.
tied
in the seventh,
fielder’s choice.
took
in
innings.
out
yesterday.
find
to
producing was
couldn’t
struggled
trailed UNC-
continued
game
changes
we
plate, scoring
were
With
the Blue Devils
second
on
the
was
game,
hit well.”
we
Duke
though
and the
line-drive down the left-
Anderson
but
the
lead
in the end. We
just win.
a
hitting
in
ultimately
both the fifth and sixth
Jonathan
inning,
us
couple
a
team
at
cess
six
his first of three stolen bases With
the
W,
the
not
the
caught stealing second,
be
to
out
with
the
kept
pitching today,
runs,
field line. The centerfielder, who has
yet
it
pull
like that.”
a
had
we
Even
we
It
was
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but
could,
out
thought
with them; but
Mike Miello
and
to
first
ripped
kept
one
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as
come
However, I
9-8.
Anderson led off for and
a
Schreiber said.
much
really good.
it
performance,
my
best,”
as
was
David Torcise.
for
my
Schreiber
later,
runs
by
couldn’t
back and forth for
going
feeling
greatest after
game
with
out-
ded
of unanswered
innings,
many
come
afterDevils
Duke
runs.
rough loss,”
was
not
3-0 lead in the
seventh,
pair
a
Blue
but with
close, game
“As
UNC-
Seahawks answered
the
in the third with five the
to
Wednesday
early
out to an
inning,
fell
the
Though
noon.
first
(7-4)
two
relieved
heartbreaking loss,
the baseball
short
up
the
only thing
that
Wade said. “I know I’m
whether I’m matter to
free
a
agent
or
matters
going
I’m
is
to
drafted;
getting
get into
a
into
a
camp,
it really doesn’t CHRIS
me.”
According
to
Wade, the
Giants, Cardinals,
Bears, and Ravens have all shown interest.
Cowboys,
Reggie
Love worked out for NFL
The Duke senior could be
scouts
today
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4, 2004,
22
The Cuisine of the New South' How Dean
By
The
how
Ben
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once
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PJ
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Peppers
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listen
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and "Carvel"—are
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radio-
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guitar playing. Shadows is
whose
solo an
seen
projects
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growth
be
can
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on
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artist who
personal
focuses
es
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his
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therapeutic
of the Chili
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albums such as
the
unique Peppers
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as
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more
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Peppers—be
as
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seems
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blend of pop,
from those of the average
release from
influence
analysis,
traces
was
themselves
define their sound.
2003 release "Seven's Travels" sounds
entropy, but the omnipresence of
plethora
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power chords and harmonies
sound, using closer
differ
several
on
to
of
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beat-box-like
advertises itself
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or
lately, emerging
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and
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itself
a
"pop,""rap,""country"
fancy.
for
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over
Atmosphere's
Limback, meanwhile,
genre,
personal importance,
talking
emo —emo
and heart-felt
affinity
an
hyphenated
several
of what we're
their
tickle
to
developed
characterize themselves
to
whether it be
description,
detail, using
of rap and
genres
music with
appreciate.
Shadows Collide with
ensemble works
While earlier
yet heard. Lyrically, he focus-
grown,
more
need
have felt the
seems
genre have
progession,
Frusciante has transformed into
outlet —one that fans of the
conjuction
Regret."
to
example
band and
In fact, the all-instrumental
and how he's
Peppers
musical
sounds and innovative
it may be of immense
efforts should be in
popular
on
past escapades
necessary
essarily
most
tracks
autobiographical
clearly drug influenced,
showcase Frusciante's sound that
life, in addition
one-word
other
seem
artists
and alternative rock —artists like
like ful
most
Limback's as
familiar
twangy
styles.
their sound, while adding
give as
vocals
a
stoner
Homme's
her three released albums thus
on
matter
continued
lounge
long ago.The
group
darker,
far.
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one-two
a
including
landscape,
Josh
Desert Sessions Vol. 9-10.
subject
rock goddess, but it also remains her only sin-
gle-on-radio.
sonic
on
appearance
project,
underwent
but 'sos
whammy,
common
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explore
to
guest
You Wear
Way
transformation.
Kathleen Edwards
bub-
any
a
rock
indie
Cardigans
had staled
saw
with
other
catchy than
albums
two
LP
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Portishead
like
tunes
goes
Girl"
as
capture
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melodic
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truly
but
mega-hit,
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ued
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Stoners and ne'er-do-wells
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and
of work contains
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its
Sweden's
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were
however, with
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but their entire late 'Bos vre
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critically-acclaimed
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reach you
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only
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parisons
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of one-hit wonderdom. Some bands
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music. When
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thrasher, "Popular,"
This
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time, other
same
one-hitters
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magic,
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or
the bands
to
reverberates
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CHRONICLE
4. 2004
THURSDAY. MARCH
MEN’S COLLEGE
BASKETBALL
basketball I devllnotes
AP RANKINGS
1. Stanford USA
Today
(25*0)
Rank:
fjjPifc
Ist
ALL FIVE DUKE STARTERS MAKE WOMEN’S ALL-ACC TEAMS 3/4 @
Washington St,
3/6 ®
Washington (15-10)
2. St. USA
(12-14)
Joseph’s (27-0)
Today
Rank:
J
For the third consecutive
2nd
.
'
RPI: 2nd
The Blue Devils
smashed the
accomplishment
Currie earned
Monique 3. Duke USA
(24-4)
Today
Rank:
and
Lindsey Harding the
Although
3rd
vs.
16 UNC (18-8)
No.
son
and is
crown
place
a
accolades
ranked Blue Devil’s 15-1 3/6
starters
the first,
team.
second
from
teams
or
third
school
a
Beard
The
team.
the list.
making
the second team, and fellow sophomores
on
Mistie Bass
squad.
unprecedented, they
are
record. The
league
for its fifth
gunning
either
on
record of three
previous
made the third
for the All-ACC
voting
fellow senior Iciss Tillis.
by
team
all five
placed
Atlantic-10 Tournament
Alana Beard led the
year,
the All-ACC first
on
team
not
are
surprising
ACC Tournament
straight
after
its fourth consecutive
won
the second-
regular
sea-
this week-
championship
end in Greensboro.
4.
Beard and
Gonzaga (25-2)
the USA RPI:
Today
Rank:
4th
L
7th
Duke’s
second
5. Miss St. USA
Today
(24-2)
Rank:
the ACC All-Defensive Team voted
to
each of her four
seasons
as
a
named
Blue Devil
Camille Little and
squads.
by
on
member of the All-Defensive
a
North Carolina,
primary league competition,
the All-ACC
on
also named
were
coaches. Beard has been
nine
during
team
J
WCC Tournament
Harding
league’s
Latta
Ivory
three
placed
named
were
team
members
the first and
to
respectively. —JMP
teams
jm
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RPI: 3/6 &
6.
MARYLAND UPSETS N.C. STATE TO MAKE
Alabama (16-10)
A CLAIM FOR NCAA TOURNEY BERTH
Pittsburgh (26-3)
USA
Today
6th
Rank:
RALEIGH, N.C. 3/6
vs.
10
U. Conn.
USA
Today
(24-5)
Rank:
with
70-69
a
to
victory 8.
Ok. State
USA
Today
“The
(23-3)
Rank:
was
7th
sense
the
on
of
vs.
Texas A&M
in
3-pointers 9.
tjiat
Kentucky (22-4)
scored 27
Today
Rank:
3/7
vs.
iSy
Florida (18-8)
our
go back
to
for
hopes
make it 11.
to
bid
at-large
an
overall
two
Terrapins (15-11,
with the
meetings heading
into
games
Wednesday
and needed
had
big
a
selection committee.
came
coach
Gary
through
at
Williams said. ‘The pressure
well.”
given
his
team
10-
Wolfjpack (18-8,
home and three of five overall. Melvin missed
that would have
one
6-9 in the
Wolfpack. Maryland
two
the lead and another
game.
free throws
two
in each of the last
chance
and Marcus Melvin added 22 for the
points
to
hold off N.C. State
help
to
3rd “We’ve got
bolstered its
rebounds for the
there,” Terrapins
was
the final minute,
would have tied the
Smith hit USA
eight
thought they really
who have lost their last
5),
'
(7-19)
I
games
tournament
urgency
players.
Julius Hodge 3/6
the
impress
and
points
17 of their last 21
won
four of its last five
dropped
Maryland
a
No. 16 North Carolina State.
over
Smith had 16
who have
ACC), (20-6)
victory
tournament
gave themselves
Terrapins
and
points
in the NCAA
played
the
Wednesday night,
Gilchrist scored 21
Jamar
Bth
RPI: 9th
3/7 @ Syracuse
On
seasons.
John 7.
has
Maryland
Villanova (14-14)
the
doing
all for the whole basketball
game,”
that
things
we
Melvin said.
at
the end.
were
“We
doing
came out
and that’s
just giving
kind of flat and
we
it
can’t
have that.”
Gilchrist, 10. Texas USA
Today
RPI:
12lh
(21-5)
Rank;
benched
sth r
He entered the game
111
didn’t take 11-2 11. Wake Forest
Today
Rank:
(19-7)
tfA
vs.
No.
have
to
long
that
run
gave
the
didn’thave
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16 N.C. St. (18-8)
helped
at
an
the
a
ted 11
for
settling
turnovers
State
remaining
RPI:
28th
3/4 3/6
(20-5) 12th
fa fS
No. 20
USA
Today
Memphis
when
teams.
seed, but
an
The
much
as
by
lose
to
es
on
in
as
back
Rank:
up
the
the
outright rest
outcome
the
conference, but
(18-8) 19th
as
Saturday
control their own
did
so
poin
I felt
tonigh
up
many
17
as
in
points
in
the second
at
62.
the
go
comm
game.
half behind
Hodge,
w
free throws with
two
—Jay Cohen,
early
Wolfpack
The Associated Pr
regular
ACC
season
championship
of the ACC Tournament seeding
but the Tar Heels
of Saturday
high
as
a
night’s
game.
Tar Heel win
Wake (19-7)
night a
when it
and
Maryland.
will be forced
positioning
tournament
to
to move
down
and
coupled
with
a
Wake
to
locking
into
to a
second and third
a
the No. 2 up
tie for second in
finish
Forest
24-4
N.C. State
10-5
18-8
Wake Forest
9-6
19-7
Georgia Tech
8-7
21-8
North Carolina
8-7
18-8
Florida State
6-9
18-11
Virginia
6-9
16-10
Maryland
6-9
15-11
Clemson
3-13
10-17
when it match-
change significantly
can
Overall
12-3
tiebreaker.
bragging rights
seed could
At 8-7, North Carolina
to
be
to
With the
compete
participated regular
already in the
season
Seminoles, Terps
in the
play-in
loss
no worse
could
based
than fifth North
place
be decided in the nation’s
finished its ACC schedule,
play-in
concludes
top
conference.
Saturday,
March 6
@ Wake Forest, 1:30 p.m..
N.C. State
Sunday night
Florida State @
and Cavaliers all
although
winning
game. Their opponent in that
at
with
loses,
Duke has earned its
—JMP
a
matchup
6-9, the loser
game, unless Florida State also
tiebreaker will be evoked. The moral of the story,
much has left
come
league’s
comes
ACC Duke
picture
No. 3.
remains undecided. The ACC
Virginia
batde of the
a
The second seed would then
three times, and will forced
contest
in
destiny
At the bottom of the conference, Clemson has
of 3/6 @ No. II
tied the game
for NCAA Tournament
Saturday,
the
only Today
playing
up with UNC
Carolina
USA
we
fired
in the first half and 19 for the
fought
beat N.C. State, the
Wolfpack
standings.
Duke will be
(24-3) _
State
as
being
out
44-34 halftime lead. The
a
N.C. State loss would allow the Demon Deacons
the conference
15. So. Illinois
wrapped
Maryland
N.C. State and Wake Forest face off
16th
@ Duke (24-4)
16. N.C.
He scored six
remains up in the air.
ranked 3/6
Duke
Although
(21-5)
(18-8) Rank:
was
Wednesday,
WHERE DOES THE REST OF THE ACC STAND?
Wednesday 14. UNC
heading in,
breakfast earlier
I
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team
28-14 lead with 7:53 le
scored 16 points in the final 20 minutes. His
Rank:
a
14:51 mark of the firs
impact.
Terrapins
coming
us
led
Maryland before
N.C.
Today
to
»
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late
Gilchrist said. I
USA
and 5.0 assists per game
points
arriving
first half.
4th
really 3/6
with 14.7
Terrapins
of the game for
start
Williams said.
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3/6 <8 Kansas State (13-13)
USA
the
leading
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at
Sunday
in which
place
at
case
No. 1,
G.A.
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Sunday, March
8:00
p.m.,
RSN
ESPN
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later in
surge
Redick
cumbing
off
half, capped with 7:06
three-pointer
that tied the
its
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fans,
raucous
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score at
the will of the Duke
to
by
remaining
and
team
scored
six
straight points. “We said.
tried
“We
they
to
and
that
thing
did have the
Frustrated
with
with he
even
more
picked
the half.
Krzyzewski
removed the
his
half in
pointed
“He
were,”
Shavlik
because
better
the
night,
passion].
feel
players
“We
respond
need
Saturday
was
fouled
by the Duke big
of the game for the Yellow
TECH
from
1
page
rebounds
tion of the offense
title,
as
N.C.
State
lost
With 7:58 left in in
change
a
ahead
Guards at
got
to
the sideline
swatting hand
on
at
an
remaining the
the
game.
of
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Duke
Tech
played coach
never
match that
all
certain times Duke the
did, but able
was never
game,
the
we
to
legitimate
marshal its
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chance
Shelden Williams converted
over
two
minutes
from
Georgia
in
bring
to
ed in kind, swered
a
Tech
play.
sinking made
to
to
good
layup
a
of his
at
pair
and take
over
pull
out
the
win
by
when
back
their lost
sophomore
the cen-
of free throws with just
own,
the ball
and laid the ball
Jack
then
spurring
a
was
it
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and
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to
heated attitude
a
half
Schenscher
Muhammad a
by Schenscher, storming
exit from the
Redick
Cameron; it’s
Jack
limited to the
in the first half,
his
impressive,
tonight.”
not
might get
to
BJ.
mate
while Duhon
points,
rare
“Especially
he
trast
Tech 76,
Georgia Tech (21-8, 8-7)
Field goal percentages:
looked
early
another
like this.”
Georgia
Duke (24-4,
10 rebounds.
logging
center
table. For his efforts,
an
on
game
have
might
to
said.
Ewing
A-plus
our
we
up
have
Team
offensive foul
as
often
Muhammad.
were
and Williams each scored 13
The conflict was utes to
bring
else
we
logged
each of steals and assists.
seven
home,” Ewing said.
was
eight
guessing. Jack
as
by
tallying
good feeling, obviously,
at
and
Ewing
Redick
and
coming
game
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the
end
coat
after
referees. In
of the
a
con-
game’s
first
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frame, when he returned from the intermission, he had traded
in
his
shirt
and
tie
for
respond-
seven
unan-
‘Technical fouls
polo
a
shirt
and
a
sanguine
CHARITY
EVENT IN KVILLE TONIGHT
WITH JAY are
part of the game, just like
Hewitt said. “He
big, tough play.” the top individual performance
MEMBERS OF
WILLIAMS,
personal MEN S BASKETBALL TEAM
fouls,” Krzyzewski said. “You get them, you get them and you go on.”
During Krzyzewski’s many
of the fans
ereeing. “the
were
heated
worst
officiating
lead
to
37-29
“They just said.
They
at
exchange
with the
distraught by what they
After the game,
one
he’d
saw as
officials, poor ref-
media member said that it
ever
about the call, Tech seemed
open,”
well
forward
performances
scorer
edge
demeanor.
before
appropriated
points
Luke Schenscher, who
as
reserve
few minutes and continued
Jackets.
good play;
decision, and
Jack’s competent play
could
quick points.
come
Duhon then
the Yellow a
deserv-
“We
nine minutes into
point guard Jarrett Jack
a
brief
night:
his 15
as
‘This is my first loss since Eve been here
fairly
is
were
said.
intensity
only
the Blue Devils within three.
points by
‘Jarrett made
to
up
couldn’t sustain it.”
squad began intentionally fouling was ter
they
Krzyzewski
every Blue Devil threat with
Duke’s last
the
of
row
rebounds,
points
Oklahoman
Georgia
play
11
of
for the full 40 minutes—I think
was
earned
alleged
their butts off;
we
Tech
Georgia
This
throughout
and led for the final time
game.
answering
ball.
leading
out
springing
of Duhon’s efforts,
of the
Mike
intensity
with
of
and his coordinastay ahead,
scored 12 points.
one
first
9
The individual
Daniel
avail.
to no
head
“Georgia
ing,”
into the
men
center
starting
explosive
of
flying
there for awhile before
possession
intensity
least
went
Both
did Duhon. The senior floor
so
indicative of Duke’s execution
spurts
to
At
pass.
ball
flying horizontally
up
retained
errant
but
it,
surprisingly,
ended
rejoin
Tech
put
and
points
Elder and
the visi-
Redick and Chris Duhon dove
a
seats, and
senior
Jacket
to
defensive stop.
bounds. More
general
long three-pointer
looking
were
a
midcourt,
them
After Yellow
the Blue Devils needed
by five,
J. J.
the Blue Devils
momentum.
a
found room for 14
the loss,
Marvin Lewis drained tors
the
70-69, eliminating
Maryland
from contention.
Wolfpack
for
to
Jackets,
the Blue Devils
kept
put
man.
Tech
helped Georgia
not
worthy
their archrivals.
a
to
or
outcome
but
be
lot better than that,”
a
did
The Blue Devils
regaining
to
have
to
Saturday against Carolina,
Wednesday night
just
We
Maryland
to
they
Wednesday
Saturday against
Shavlik Randolph
to
try
Wednesday
State’s loss
accomplishment.
an
look forward
over
his
to
to
us we
clinched the ACC regu-
of N.C.
forth the effort
dunk the ball
“I think
going
championship
season
“We
disap-
matching
than any of
was
his
[to
Duke
Though
such
to
did that.”
never
lar
sport-
trying
not
said.
responded
think he
respond
us
second
the
not
more
Randolph
have
emotion. I
he
intensity.
fighting
was
should
was
themselves for
their coach's
that
shirt and
golf
of
first
remainder, of
never-the-less
were
in
heated
so
he
the
in
go
with the technical, but
team
players
to
coached
K said
motivate his his
and
and
technical foul
for the
navy blue
a
Coach
coat.
was
jacket
first half,
last
9:18
West
referees
than usual,
venom
with
the
at
edge.
the
officials,
his first
up
season
get
the
that
necessary
barked
graduate
is
game
Krzyzewski
Point
to
we’d
denied
be
cannot
Wednesday’s
about
Luke Schenscher tried
knew
we
We
runs.
okay.” One
BETSY MCDONALD/THE
that
today
make their
to
just stayed together be
into
coming
going
were
Jack
composed,”
stay
knew
to
seen.”
get
a
During
respite
the
was
meetings
and increased its
were
at
in
here and
charity
outplayed
their best under
us,”
pressure.”
Krzyzewski
event in
Kville
tonight
Emily Krzyzewski Family
Life
Boys and Girls Club. These
to raise
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running
votes
ticket “unbeatable.”
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candidate could boost the
vice-presidential chances of
as
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be
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election
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now
will choose Edwards
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or
in the
mind
with the
and John Edwards
together
everyone’s
on
about a
native Lucille Lea,
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Kerry
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Edwards’ supporter who flew
hear his final
to
Edwards-Kerry
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ident of the United States.” The
and
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bring
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Kerry,
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to
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from New York
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now
right
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[Sen. John] Kerry.”
on
his
pledged
Edwards
his heart,
to
takes
punches
announcing
to
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landing
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people
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states....
momentum
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proved
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everywhere.
campaigner
Judy Livingston,
lowa and his connections worked well there, but he translate that into sustainable
North Carolina senator is seen
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optimism.
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hope
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being
lot of work in
a
message of
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not es-
candidate outside
plausible
Raleigh Tuesday.The
sena-
defeat.
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to
John Edwards addresses supporters in
role in Edwards’ loss, but
obviously
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all the
meet
voters.”
more
and
substantial,
a
with him and
can’t
Durham Democratic
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limited national
a
lot of them, and
problems stemming
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handling
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timespan
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to
chair
Benson,
he also
Ed-
given
leader and
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things
impressed
very
big country,
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that the short
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would have been
agreed
kinds of
Americans. He
him
met
him. It’s
supported
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time
the other candidates.
meet more
to
voters.
his
to
more
would have
primaries
the
prior
having
Holt said. “I wish he could have had the oppor-
politics,” tunity
law with Edwards
practiced
persuasive person,
very
for the senator’s loss.
season
the Senate, said that
to
during
voters
calendar” and horse-race
“compact
primary
time.
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to
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women
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one
diversity.
of
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time would be
finds value in
“thug”
be.
real world knows
Duke before
school
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community
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actually
for
time for the white
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campus
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disoriented, there is
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segregated
If there
Duke who
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fight against;
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“how-dare-she”
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back
sets
be
the Center for
Duke.
at
self-discovery...
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and
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sexuality,
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got
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self-segregation
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her in little other ways.
walk round campus
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her, the
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never
out
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philosophizing
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and
prefer
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player,
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lives
woman
campus.
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by
please
sexually
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no
literally
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or
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in Timbs
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urban
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our
as
basketball
or
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and seduce them.
girls. Anyway, I
and
attribute black
campus ball
pearls
popped collars,
one
playing
a
Duke. And
dance with
on
categorized
studying
The
in-
men,
in
men
today,
dark,
being
to
stupor
darlings.
strong,
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shouted
expressing
hardly
categorize
women
at
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had
taken
surprisingly
a
audience
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by itself,
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forum,
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belittle Mr. Carleton’s
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women
like
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of “those
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to an
sexual
for
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to
have forever been reduced
even
class
women,
types,
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grope
taboo
men
and
themselves
White
that I
I
these
is the rela-
distressing
in this issue.
opinion.
Ja Rule, “every thug
seeing
Duke female
women
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intellects;
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of
professor
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campus-wide problem.)
seem
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daylight.
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daylight
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students
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Duke
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men
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Nathan Carleton had
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problem seeing sexual
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Most
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tive lack of interest students have
presented
have been
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liberal
a
needs
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women
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evidence
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commercialized athletes
sexualizing
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to
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see
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disparity
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about liberal bias in the classroom.
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pool
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So I grant that there is
bias
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difficulties in
and in
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to
professors
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valid
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mean
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eral
ably
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It is also
of the
Because
ideological
are
bers,
many, that party affilia-
Professor Michael
articulate just what
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department,
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inflammatory
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counterproductive. The
raised
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college professor.
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given surprisingly
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spect cause
need
every like
to
one
be
prepared
of
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said
Harding,
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by
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opponents,
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when
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drubbing
senior
night
at
Cameron Indoor Stadium. Led
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Beard, Duke is
strength
on
“I
think
its inside-outside
utilizing
offense and its
sive pressure
for and
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reminded of that fact earlier
Florida State
an
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years, it knows
team
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were
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know
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jump
ratio is
a team
because
me
worry
the
during
team
times,” Goestenkors said. “There of
but
season,
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points
stretch,
20
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effort
spectacular
that game gave Duke the
leadership during
down the
points
Taurasi
giving
in 2004 Beard’s
the Blue Devils’
Taurasi’s
over
an
more
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last year,
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join
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money.
But unlike
high
hoping
won
And like in 2003, Beard is
once.
for her
run
is
that have
players
edge
in the
She scored
most.
the Blue
sparking
Devil comeback. “Alana is shots
to
pen
such
just
weren't
falling
everybody
at
any
leader for
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and
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was
fall
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lead
Connecticut
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continuing
the Blue Devil the
put
she needs
edge
similar
up
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final season
outstanding
NCAA
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to
Duke’s win
However,
season.
points
three-point range
second
its
to
while
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17.9
Taurasi led the Huskies with
per game and shot 35 percent from to
and she
both ends of the court.”
us on
year,
going
were
aggressive,
very
hap-
for her that she
just glad
stuck with it, and she knows that her shots to
ACC Tournament!
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Duke head coach
given time,”
Gail Goestenkors said. “I
and
us
that will
seem
to
convince the
to
Naismith board this time. 20.8
Averaging has
had
15
per
game, Duke’s
this
games
national powers
against
tests
points
20-point
tri-captain
including
season,
North
Purdue,
con-
Carolina,
and Connecticut. Another factor in Beard’s
is the
advantage
strength
of
the Blue Devils’ schedule this year. In ESPN.com’s unofficial RPI
Duke has the third
poll,
only
necticut is
ranked ninth. Also, the
difficult conference;
most
toughest
schedule in
behind Tennessee and Penn
the NCAA,
whereas, the ACC is ranked
third. In its non-conference games, Duke has three other
highly
ranked
teams:
Connecticut. The Huskies have
regular were
and the
season,
easy wins
early
With Duke’s
impressive seems
to
likely play pulled played
statistics
be
the
Duke for
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non-conference games
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voters more
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ACC women’s tourney unnecessary This
article
NCAA
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national stage where
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HUNGRY DEVILS The No. 2 women’s
ing son
gone
a
basketball
remarkable 72-8 in
team
regular
and ACC tournament titles
the Blue Devils. Here’s
a
has
behind
along the
All-Americans, from weight training
devoured
season
the
to a
conference
way
scenes
the ACC in the past five years,
play, winning
But it’s not all business
look at
a
team
post-practice
comprised
team
meal.
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of 10
Photos
regular
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the time
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ACC Women’s
COUNTERCLOCKWISE, STARTING ABOVE: Senior
change the
a
laugh prior
to
practice Tuesday
in
guard
and
showing
Alana Beard takes
a
huge
Vicki
Krapohl keeps
a
Cameron Indoor Stadium. (FAR FACING PAGE) In her first ACC
missed last year’s campaign while recuperating postseason. She
PAGE) Superstar
three-point specialist
bite of lunch
during
in the ACC Tournament. (TOP OF THIS PAGE) Jessica
from
an
the team’s
ACL
tear.
Here, she’s explaining
post-practice meal.
Foley, left,
close eye
THURSDAY, MARCH 4,2004
Tourney
on
tournament
her form
since
during
putting
something noteworthy
to
a
on a
Morgan work
on
their
strength
dominating
freshman
The front-runner for national player of the year
and walk-on Dana
pre-practice weight training in
session. (FACING
the 2002
finals, Monique
PAGE)
Caitlin Howe and Alana Beard
Currie is
set
for another strong
ex-
showing
in
knees.(TOP FACING Brittany Hunter, who has suffered from similar problems with her
accolades,
in the basketball
show
19
the Louisiana
weight training facility
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could make her
in Cameron. All
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for the Naismith Award with
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THURSDAY, MARCH 4,2004
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TILLIS’ ROLLERCOASTER
SEASON
CONCUSSION SLOW DOWN ALL-AMERICAN
SLUMP,
Shrewd Tillis
getting senior
THE
Tillis
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game of instincts,
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off
Coming her
impressive junior
an
first-team All-ACC
with
campaign
However, it has been times
this
deemed
the
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her to,
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the
bounds
sistent,
54 steals
•
Started 25 games,
24.4 mpg
•
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an un-
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to
stretch—she that
averaged
in
14.3 ppg, 8.0 rpg, 94 assists, Started 33 games, Team: 31-4, loss
•
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averaged
in
79 steals
•
14.5 ppg, 7.4 rpg, 79 assists,
30.4 mpg
•
Started 37 games,
•
Team: 35-2, loss
Final Four
averaged
80 steals 30.5 mpg
Final Four
in
SENIOR SEASON
points
averaged
six-game
14.5 in her
to
just
score
11.8 ppg
•
6.5 rpg
51
•
assists
48 steals
•
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Started in 25 games, missed
two
and bulk of another with
injury
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ICISS’ SLUMP GAMES
sophomore
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Finally,
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rebounds in
ly eight
just
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battle
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an
her
began
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to
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Tillis
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that
year
honors and
ACC Tournament MVP, kiss Tillis senior
and kiss
much.
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simply thinking
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12/28
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Tourney
the ACC men’s
Previewing
tournament
m
aSO
it CLEMSON
(10-17, 3-13)
(18-11, 6-9)
Starting
Robinson,
SG:
Christie,
SF:
Babalola, 9.0
PF:
Hobbs, Ford,
10.7 ppg
9.5
8.0
11.8
PG; N. SG;
ppg ppg
ppg
Pickett,
SF:
Richardson,
PF;
Joiner,
C: A.
ppg
16.5
3.8
apg
ppg
8.0
G:
Jack,
G;
Elder,
F:
11.4
Schenscher,
Gilchrist,
SG:
McCray,
5.0
Garrison,
C:
8.9
Smith,
Tournament Outlook
Tournament Outlook
Tournament Outlook
Tournament
Clemson
Florida State has
The Yellow
The
is
the ACC
cellar dweller another have in
to
as
for
from
games to take
days
it
proven
and will
year
win four
many
yet
the ACC title.
away but this
talented
capable
of
any of the
team
league’s
the
is
are
off
knocking
Jackets
shocked the world in
win
can
home,
young,
not
preseason than
more
of doing it
elite.
rpg 13.2
motivated
the
NIT, and
of
capable
Tournament, but
again in
the
of
making
Scott,
SF:
Hodge,
Evtimov, 8.7 ppg
Melvin,
surprised
their strong
lack
a run
to
with
make
to
the ACC
Tournament title.
chances.
PF;
7.4
11.2
apg
ppg
19.5
Williams,
13.2
10.0
May,
ppg ppg
marred with tency, exit
talent yet inconsis-
neither
nor
an
PG;
Billet,
SG:
Byars,
an
early
ACC
10.4
Forbes,
PF:
Clark,
PG;
Paul,
5.8
SG:
Grey,
17.0
SF:
ppg
C:
ppg
Danelius,
Williams,
Tigers
play
strong
guard
and
shooter
Tim Pickett is
need
from
point
deadeye for
a
at
victory.
had
Duke
season vs.
Duke
twice
positions,
in
should
they
the ACC
Tigers just the
overall
talent
the Blue
to
almost 20
and shot
This
over
from
Duke
year,
Blue
one in
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tough
the
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any-
be away to
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Terps
away
the
can
out
The
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game
of its
Duke
road
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not shown
promise against ACCs
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will
in
straight
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Blue Devils’ clutch
contests, but
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the
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with
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another year
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Duke
at
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straight
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to the
Winston-Salem
beat.
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N.C. State
solve
impossible to
nearly
the
player,
side shot
outworking
Sendek’s
dutch
most
team.
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the ACCs
knocking
Raleigh.
win in
Devils
phrase
blowout
high-octane,running
offense.
the
as
seed, they
have
road
unlikely.
Todd Billet heads
Virginia might be
offense. When he
Duke
streak by
oper-
knocks down his out-
ended Duke’s
“We’re Not Rivals”
down the stretch
sealed
again.
the
Felton
Williams’
surprising
season vs.
Cameron,
from the
the Blue
justified
Roy
offensive
Hodge and the Wolipack with
In the second
game,
but the
Duke
score was
outplayed
start.
and is
ates
but
ACC,
of winning at
three
depth
and talent to win the
the
and the
best,
least
Raymond
ppg
Tournament Outlook
Greensboro
UNC becomes
College Park,
Maryland
season.
came
to the wire,
close in
the
lead-
of the
an
This
season vs.
Although
and
of the
victories
This
to
impressive
most
scoring
Duke
season vs.
pulled
twice. Duke
to beat
on a
N.C. State
may
with
a
Player
major
force
con-
NCAA bid.
league.
Georgia Tech
Devils well below
both
well
Duke traveled
Duke
tough
the ‘Noles will
for 40 minutes.
find
While
holding the
season
as
If he
point guard.
ACC
Year candidate
Terps’
the floor.
season vs.
won
Devils
the
yet
average
hang
sparkplug
as
sistent, the
their
or
ing
offense. He works the
this
don’t
guards
Julius Hodge is
of bril-
break
averaged
played
tournament.
has
shown flashes liance
B.J.
run-and-gun
a
John Gilchrist
he
Florida State has
meet in
gets many
but
Elder is the
He
This
during
regular season, and likely will again
with
of
from
February during which
percent
the
have
group
scoring
trounced
Clemson
The
Georgia Tech
fantastic
a
ppg This
the
senior
players.
younger
shot
improbable tourna-
ment
experienced leading a
Shawan
Robinson an
will
4.7 rpg
12.4
Virginia has
Most
The
ppg
8.6 rpg
Levy,
PF;
rpg
apg
Tournament Outlook
prospect
for UNC.
8.2
15.1
be
surprise
ppg
ppg
4.5
Brown,
Tournament win would a
Starting Five
7.8
SF:
C:
rpg
Tournament Outlook
with
(19-7, 9-6)
Starting Five
McCants,
Oozing
season and
the talent
have
could hin-
have
many
SF;
C:
8.3 rpg
Wolfpack
The
hope
a
17.8 ppg
Tournament Outlook
the NCAA
experience
der their
ACC Tournament.
Felton,
SG:
C:
Outlook
by
PG;
PF:
ppg
rpg
should be
Terps
Atsur, 8.4 ppg
Sherrill,
10.5 ppg
WAKE FOREST DEMON DEACONS
(16-10, 6-9)
(18-8, 8-7) Starting Five
SG:
PG:
apg
ppg
Caner-Medley,
F;
rpg
6.2 rpg
5.0
6.4
VIRGINIA CAVALIERS
CAROLINA
TARHEELS
Five
Starting
PG:
F;
ppg
3.1
McHenry,
C:
ppg
ppg
NORTH
STATE
(18-7, 10-4)
(14-11, 5-9)
apg
16.4
G; Lewis,
ppg
rpg
Johnson, 9.4
6.0
N.C.
WOLFPACK
TERRAPINS
Starting Five
Five
Starting 3.8
Johnson,
MARYLAND
JACKETS
(20-8, 7-7)
Five
Starting
Five
PG:
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TECH
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energy and lots of
into
come
both the Yellow
play,
familiar foes. Duke has
a
combined 130
games was
Durham
Forest in the
for
way
matchups against
in
that
teams
both
12. Beard and
by
Wake
and
22
ACC
defending
overlooking
not
are
tightest Vicki
either of their
said.
Last
Duke
year,
Duke's customary has been
a
key
‘We
took
they
prospective
got
to
fifth
guarantee
ing
first
tight
games
displayed by
as
Beard
things
consecutive
said.
“Right
now
that
a
need
we
ACC
No.
from the
to
we’re
just
do
to
win.” should
1 seed in the upcom-
Cameron Indoor
at
play
Stadium
its first March
on
21st and 23rd. its ultimate
Despite pionship,
the
business in “It’s
Monique
our
its
own
we
next
want
to
to
our
and
minds
take it
or
on.
We
careers, at
the
right
of
a
the
and
about
us
on
because
we
disrespect* anyone.” Tillis,
this weekend’s
they
want
to
leave with
a
sto-
per-
event.
ACC said.
lot
focus
just
day by day,
and Iciss
Krapohl
Krapohl
would feel
care
tournament,” guard
“But Coach G. reminds
overlook
fect 4-0 record
goals,”
national cham-
first take
will mark the final ACC games in their
four-year
“Winning
a
must
the NCAA
to
keep
to
For Beard, tournament
ried
get
opponent
never want
winning
conference.
Currie said. need
of
goal
realizes that it
difficult because you look ahead
definitely
and you
what
team
“I
without
Championship don’t think a
in
scoring
the
and
Yellow
only
will be
every
is
this
championship.”
one
ACC
of
“We're
our
season
al
Ferrell,
Many
the Demon Deacons, who has led Wake For-
matchups
native will be
Gaithersburg, Md.,
themselves,
a
tough
pick
rebounding,
the
Georgia
Fallon
Stewart.
Jacket averaging
who leads
leadership
10
at
forward
Senior
over
assignment
Tech Yellow
Stokes,
and senior
with Alex
defensive
Devils, however,
position
on
going
of the season,
nor
of
for five in
year,
we
the ACC
championship.”
against
Georgia
Beard, a
set
with
counter
the floor
championship experience
ginning
for
points
per
for Duke forward
Currie.
The Blue
nearly
64-59.
113
for the Blue Devils. be overlooked
point guard position
regular
Mistie Bass,
Championship
of
”
that we have
doing everything
the Blue Devils
rounds
couple
of those years.
NCAA tournament, in which Duke will
two
team
game,
of the Blue
falling
boast preseason AU-ACC
Stokes,
point guard
page 4
and we’re
do, all the little A
of those
one
from
inside-out,”
gelling together
one
our
the Blue Devils have dominatedthe ACC.
TOURNEY
going
overtime
to
us
senior
game,”
of
some
Wake Forest the last
played
in-your-face defense,
reason
the
points
go before
to
Erin
down the
tion, neither Wake Forest in the past,
tournaments
have been in the first
games
Krapohl
years, and
the
at
the
tournament
opening-round opponents. “If you look
Jackets
to
Monique
Nevertheless, the four-time
Shutting
Not
Tillis led
23
notching
game,
this year.
within three
Duke in both of the Deacons’
scoring against
important
teams
versus
notably junior forward
in
are
points, respectively.
champions
most
to
minute
have returned
players
same
this
in any of the
margin
80-55 decision
February
on
Duke
and Demon Deacons
The closest
points.
yet know who they
not
dominatedboth
still-commanding
a
do
Jackets
utterly
all four
winning
season,
everything
est
the Blue Devils
though
and
passion,
place.”
a
THURSDAY, MARCH 4,2004
Tourney
superior
both Tech
Tillis and
row,”
certain
teams.
can
tournament
at
In addi-
match the
Krapohl.
Beard said.
goals
talent
to
“At the
win the
be-
ACC
and then the nation-
Monique
Currie will be
making
her
triumphant
tournament, where she won MVP honors
return
as a true
to the
ACC
freshman in 'Ol.
14
i
ACC Women’s
THURSDAY, MARCH 4,2004
The Chronicle
Tourney
TILLIS
from
10
page
“I didn’t think in the game. I there and
she said
played,”
went
out
following
the
victory. Tillis followed that what
appeared
sive
double-double
tying
Tillis’
However,
mance
her
as
with
14
from
the field
3-for-16
shooting
us
coach Gail
With the
less
has
to
head
just
possible.
anyway
pressure off of her
her
on
been
able
to
offensively, perform
to
Tillis that Goestenkors
rely
“I think she’s
ing
in
pressure
to
us re-
numbers.”
like the
been able
Duke
defense,”
us
some
big
forward
more
for
things
be successful with her
help
the
aspects
Goestenkors said. “She’s
That’s taken score
many other
so to
and her
bounding
other
on
her defense.
especially
“She does
to
con-
perfor-
the Blue Devils’ offense.
her shot, Tillis refocused
trying
rebounds.
the confidence she needed in
of her game,
help
Tennessee,
against
woes
hampered
Lacking
that
with
performance
statistically impres-
a
career-high
a
tinued
be
to
on
the
past
three
just relaxed, and
control
the
she is
she
things
has
seasons.
try-
can,”
Goestenkors said. “She understands that the ball is
always going
not
As the
to
go in the basket.”
the ACC and NCAA
team enters
tournaments, it will need from
leadership
Tillis, who has the
past
the
disappointments
the final four without “I
just
want
Tillis said.
hard, and
want
I do
anywhere
Want
to
to
out to
two
with go
trips
a
bang,” playing
my
know that
with
a
that it
game, I
kiss Tillis
overcame
her mid-season slump in
style against Maryland,
but has since
struggled
in a
pair
of
games.
She's fired
up
for the postseason, however.
can
lot of talent. the
talent
hasn’t gone
year.”
track the men’s and
tournaments
Break?
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tuned
over
to
www.chronicle.duke.edu
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to
out
playing I
me
and
women’s ACC
Spring
go
way
of
repeating
national tide.
show everyone
have, this
a
want
smart,
the
God blessed
just
that
to
just
playing
playing
play. I
“I
especially
intentions of
no
and
production
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ACC Women’s
THURSDAY, MARCH 4,2004
Tourney
like
BEARD
from
page 5
whole
“[Beard] Fellow Tillis
right
for her
“I pray
her
on
Naismith
finalist
that
hope
she said
top,”
Iciss
Beard is
outstanding performance
Year,” Tillis said.
friend,
my
and
the
at
BALES
“She works
of my best
one
from page!
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It bothered
me
and I just
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ing
Bales
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Finally, tember,
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was
her knee
homa, have
her
many
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with
play
first
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to
re-
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Bales Notre
her every
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as
teammates, who Duke
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and
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Ohio
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for Bales
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From
team
what
Bales said. “She
has also
Campus Hunter has
she's had
to
Mike
do
so
played
an
integral post
role for the Blue Devils this year,
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That’s where
in addition
it
the
started
some
all
and I think she is
then
and
her
make the
to
im-
player. Alana
games,”
more
I’m very
to
the
apprehen-
season
awesome
starts.
going
in
do
healthy knee,
a
school
becoming
you’ll
player
season
However, with
is
Bales found Duke.
at
tallest female
high
giv-
to
Duke.
Bales started this
court.
said.
aggressive.
proud
continue
to
of her,
give
solid
a
contribution.” Now with her knee set
to
make
feeling “really good,” impact
strong
a
in
the
ACC
Bales is tourna-
ment, with fellow freshman Hunter.
the to
league
be
yet,”
excited
getting
it’s been
with the best,
All-American
an
“Ally
in
keeps
has
about
they play
in
the
seen
how
good they
are
going
seeing
how
“I’m
progress and how
they
the tournament.”
According just
really
head coach Gail Goestenkors said.
to
Bales,
beginning
the
for the
league
team
tournament
is
that she called the
icle
:donald/t
Brittany
pact of
and
“I consider them x-factors because I don’t think knows
ing positive.”
self-described
not
jokes”
team’s support, Bales has
step of the way. Caidin three
or
minutes than earlier in
Beard
chose
play
being
the
on
more
me.
head about the
really supportive
6-foot-7,
at
sively
injuries.
definitely
through that,” The
Despite
re-
be drained.
has suffered
seasons,
season’s
Blue Devil
Maryland,
supported
to
month
a
having swelling problems to
reasons
Howe, who
requires
this
finally ready
of the
be
team to
ACC
that
before
day
However, one
tore
Bales had her meniscus removed in
started
soon
quired
hard and
really
level
other schools,
to
comparison
well,” Bales said.
lot
don’t
not over.
confidence
and did
a
is
“lots of inside
more
the
preseason.”
procedure
The
cover.
she
Bales said. “I worked
in the
again
summer
a
accomplishments
“I think if you
down here for the
came
keeps
season
have surgery
to
her knee.
on
of
her future school
to
just
the end,” Beard said.
at
has 1
I
so
as
win the
to
that she didn’t get it.”
year
“We’ll decide whether season
In headed down
last
honors and
mind that the
Play-
player,
great
a
hard and is
so
Alana is
as
game
she wouldn’t win. It bothers
However, Beard
hard.
so
She’s
thing.
why
her
who works
someone
about the
understand
rec-
Duke.
at
God all the time that Alana wins
to
of the
She’s
up there
teammate
commented
ognized
er
is
see
to
passionate
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hello,
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team
unity
wish him
a
“most talented in the nation.” “I with
just
a
don’t
want to
jinx us,”
she added
quietly
laugh.
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or
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