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GREENSBORO
The
Maryland Terrapins (19-
denied the men’s basketball team’s bid
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its sixth consecutive ACC
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Duke
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overtime conclusion in
nament
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some
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be honest. This kind of makes up for that
things
tournament
every
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good teams,”
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Duke
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the weekend.
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MADRID
astonishing
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on
attacks,
its head what had been
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number of attractions,
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hope
of Aznar,
clear U.N. mandate. The rage
the Old Duke
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emerged Sunday.
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lately.
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partially,
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involvement
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opposed.
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expressed
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Thom Shanker
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Eric Schmitt
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BAGHDAD, Iraq side
claimed the lives
explosives
diers this
weekend, have
of six
adopted
more
new
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whose road-
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draw troops into
said. One American soldier convoy
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Three soldiers died late east
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from
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reported clinic
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employee reported
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her wallet around 1 p.m. Feb. 26.
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contents
room
reported
responsi-
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our
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links
the fence of the
Moshe Karadi,
clinic
at
March 3
Duke clinic. The visitor
a re-
was
for Assault with warrant
in the
off. As
near
Eleven
the
Martyrs’
ferent
In 2000, Palestinians tried
port
workshop
bombers,
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seal
to
Pinto said.
up,”
dozens
stopped
with
showed him where there
attack
Aqsa
claimedjoint
port,
in and asked for
people
months,
a
wounded told
so-
cafes and
in each
recent
had
a
bomb-
number of
large
a
that
signal
targeted buses,
forces said
curity
could to
“mega-attack.” Many
since
ings
a
“One
bombings
were
in
one
injuries
comment.
A student
explosions
a
people
many
impossible
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the
party,
he entered the
ten-
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hermetically.”
militants
Sami Pinto,
Palestinian
they
for the attack.
bility
Sharon aide said.
Sunday’s
going.
and
Brigades,
Sharon
that had
Qureia,
Monday
for
with
this time how the clinic
the bas-
caught
pulling
car was
Kaplan
Weapon.
talks
Hamas
at
Israeli
and
Minister Ariel
Ahmed
counterpart,
set
Gaza
aimed
are
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the entire country
sion of the bill.
after his
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tained
ly
as
coming
and
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meeting
a
received the
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window
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ketball game.
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Israeli
in
are
and
said the bombers
Israel,
day.
Cabinet Minister Yosef
Israeli
said.
Paritzky
ca-
villages.
a
during
to
and
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vehicle driv-
in the Gross
no
weak
a
from staff reports
dispute
let him
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settlements
(DOB July 7, 1960, 23
after the attendant refused
but
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targeted by
often
are
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ploited it,”
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Gaza
damage
said, causing
mortars
towns
attendant report-
7:09 p.m. March 3 that
Wilson
craft
called
resi-
as
in
attacks every
planned
fired
Israeli forces, who say Palestinian militants
all
and train stations. seaports, airports
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strip
its
Israel Radio
attacks,
increased
police
as
alert
terror
helicopters
workshops
Workshops
sualties.
tatively
Israel raised its overall
reported,
residents
Police said the blow
three
at
Jewish
questions
loss of life.
greater
Israeli
on
fighting.
raised serious
vulnerability.
themselves up
assault than
more
Israeli-Palestinian years of The
Israelis and
deadly
installation in
strategic
11
Sunday, killing
Israeli port
Israeli
midnight,
missiles
Two Palestinian sui-
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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his
as
election
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announcement
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claimed that al
bombings just
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Spanish
most
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a
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the
when
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polls opened
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Spanish
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been
the violent
of
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a
Qaeda
had
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service agents in
won
of
sparked
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after
The seats
must
end
of
charge.
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that
Right,
compared
Popular Party and
and
lost
to
148 seats,
short
of
to
the
won
the
majority
government,
a
left-
biggest
support
125 for the Socialists.
were
absolute
an
which
176
neces-
means
coalition with another
create a
parties.
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350-member
2000, the Popular Party
have
and
figures.
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form
to
sary
the vote
Socialists
to
or
price
Spain
percent
the
of the
United
Socialists. In
it
party
Aznar will remain the head of until
government
a
new
under
formed, which,
government
is
elec-
complicated
toral rules and the constitution, could take about three months. Voter
hours before the
Sunday morning
withdrawal
stood
successor,
of three Moroccans and the of-
ficial
the
Both the
in
Deputies; official
to
43
won
seats
percent
wing party,
his side.
arrest
38
according
or
noted that the
Rajoy
Chamber of
183 seats,
Popular Party
164
the
said in January.
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at
the bond between
weakening
vote
defeat, Rajoy
“worthy opponent”
a
that the
I will gov-
Germany.
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administration,
Europe,” Zapatero
it,” he
power will
speech conceding as
of
damaged Spain’s
its blind support for the United States,
won
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remain the
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practice
improvised explosives
detected than
being
that
could be hurt.
bystanders While
even
local
although
discourage
other
or
or
suspected explosives
roadways,
all
his
The
American soldiers have
50-caliber rounds
firing
to
in urban
was
attention of
explosives
cases,
doing
wiring
have been
military headquarters here, as
unit commanders
bomb.
officer in
military
the
a
and
been
devices
at-
trains.
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praised Zapatero
the
officers said.
signa-
up a
the
explo-
along
apart,
de-
new
in several
explode
to
yards
and
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laying
of multiple
improvised explosive
shotguns
alongside,
adopted
draw the
to
dad said. Those fake tended
military
taken
the
them out.”
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an
routes,
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impro-
devices, called IEDs
chain
daisy
several
spotted
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in
places,
past,
wiring
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detonated from greater distances.
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military.
road
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noted
who briefs arriv-
Iraq
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as
include the
the
American officer in
an
both sides of convoy routes,
signs
a
also
are
a moment
called for “restrained
of the
front of it and
change
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mili-
officers said.
‘We call them
ing
the bombs
concealing booby traps,
bombs that could be
tary
and on
pressure
learned
insurgents
hid
along roadways
patrols
of
strategy
or
and dawn.
midnight
planes put
buried
laboriously
the homemade bombs
into
ambush of small-arms fire.
Insurgent bell.
soldiers
on
rather the Bush
Thursday’s
“has
ruling party
min-
“Terror should know that it has all of us
independently.”
draw
for
The
followed
blindly
and
war
5
deepened European
with France and
cam-
prime
party’s
and wounded
people
said. “I will lead to
his
at
43-
the
over
relationship
the
Zapatero,
the victims of
in
station.
polling
paign headquarters by asking
killed 200
force
Madrid
who will become
accepted
of silence for
in
or
the United States and
Rodriguez
year-old lawyer ister,
election without or
at a
Luis
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authorities
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mentators
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on
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throughout a
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At
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On
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to
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He added, ‘Their
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polling
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day
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targeted
to
someone
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tight-
of Madrid
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way,” Lapidus
get
7-0 shutout victo-
its California foe.
[and the] trip
to
not
time
UCLA.
over
the
the match with the led
King strong
ning
at
6-1
with
who
was
1
on
USC,
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the
all six
nation’s
top
play
events, the Blue Devils have taken
by
four
more
Duke this
first
the
ness,
on
“The
the
key
my game was greens
were
was
During
six
tough-
difficult con-
course.
victory
“The
The
event at
mental
battling through
ditions
said.
showed
as
earned
victory.
collegiate
freshman, ending
Fla.,
Lang
Brittany
par,
podium
Gainesville,
in
freshman
over
the
golfers swept
week
her
than 20 strokes.
feels
great,” Lang
this weekend with
staying patient very
tricky
blowing
all
as
and
three
the the
days.
those conditions, you have
to
play aggressive
dou-
to
the
the week in his sin-
now won
and in five stroke
against
win-
Jonathan Stokke,
a
de-
win,
which it has entered,
tournaments
wind
Trojans.
over
singles
partner 6-0
triover
the Blue Devils in their
victory
No.
bles
the
Bruins carried
has
team
with
conditions.
spite challenging
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from
sinearn a
“The schedule that
over
the
the
swept
much
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33-stroke
commanding
finish
start to
and ended the 54-hole
playing
an-
the Sun-
at
Gator Invitational. The
Lady
The
contin-
team
victory Tuesday
Blue Devils led from
Cali-
However, accord-
match
against UC-Irvine, Duke
4
think about its
to
come
the
match
No.
did
Duke
No. 8
the
this week].”
In
a
afternoon,
ing
num-
[when
di-
fornia the follow-
“I
we’ll
hoping
move
trip
golf
dominant season with
competition,
Southern
Jay
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Lapidus am
With
its
other
win]
right
against
had,”
ever
that.
rection.”
break
spring
in
big
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the
really got
No. 6
be
can
team
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really
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[The
break. “It’s
trip
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Trust
match.
made with
The women’s
was
Gru-
Phillipp
singles
“The
Southern
California
win
obviously
was
said.
big,” Lapidus
The
THE CHRONICLE
five
through
two
Poses
Jake
by
was
Zimmermann’s6-3,
endler in the No. 5
March 5
the Blue Devils
victory.
Jason
title
golf
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at
hole. However, Duke
early
UC-Irvine,
against 8
an
to
won a
6-2
singles, 6-2, in
lost
another
to
1 and
No.
at
Phillip King
to
and three matches on the road last week
No.
point, winning
back
in the nation.
(114)
No. 17 Texas
against
last
tennis knocked
ladder of talented
a
west
Durham
at
but
anything
With
week, Duke
ludovic Walter and the men's tennis
Devils cruise
California powers up
but pay attention
greens.”
Lang edged
Janangelo by one
out
teammate
Liz
stroke for the indi-
UCLA
gained
the
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The roller
ride
coaster
continued
over
the break for the baseball team; the Blue Devils
defined
(10-10)
lost four games in
a
North Carolina A&T, a
finished the week with to
the
was
three of the
four defeats
two
games of the
by
were
set
three-game
while the
9-8,
the Blue Devils 3-2 in was
beginning
one-
The Wolverines took the first
margins:
and
the
at
heartbreaker for Duke,
a
run
that
then
Tigers.
of the week
of 2-1
three games in
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Each of the four losses
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and
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losing, Duke’s
was
it’s pretty final
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led the
champions
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seeds in their
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since 1998,
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plate.
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opposing pitcher,
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overall team finish.
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tighten after the
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and
took
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victory
were
called for
quickly
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feel
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Terrapins
team
before
dropped
a
league
game to
smoking Loyola College.
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holding
riding high
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did it,” head your
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coach Kerstin Kimel said. “It is
to
a mov-
advanced the
game,
Dirks
Kristy
‘To win that for
we
its ACC opener now
Chapel
ning goal.
defensively.”
Duke
sea-
gave the
dramatic 7-6 sud-
a
the
throughout
Devil
regular
goal
afternoon.
and Duke
left open.
0-1
(4-2,
commanding
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for its first
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be successful,
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defense all week
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filled of intense
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“We
the
No.
The Tar Heels
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didn’t hurt either.
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defense
low,
lower left
ball down the field. After
week
gentle
coach
the
to
over
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victory. a
and
practice head
11-3
course
it
veteran
Chrest’s
earned
ry
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defensively. must
Katie
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Blue Devils breeze in Hawaii by
Koss
Jordan
While the
busy
was
enjoying
spring break,
sixth-ranked women’s tennis the burden of vacation coach No.
in
playing
Waikoloa,
Hawaii.
Ashworth’s
Jamie
team
matches
two
winning
nessee, scores
“Going things,”
us
team
on
is
to
Austrailia, [so] Duke
does
to
this
(7-1)
the
na
four
days
gives
a
us
“We
The
every
on
pair
a
three-time All-American, led her Blue Devils to
of victories in Hawaii
over
Spring
Zawacki
Smith lost
to
and Christian
five
or
played well,
Thompson Zawacki
and
all
5, 6-2 sth
played
year,”
er,
Ash-
matches in
the
to
on
straight
three,
charge
in
win
with an
the first sets
at
the No. 3
singles by
the
easy 6-0,
by
strong
7-5,
of 6-3,
before
7-
Arasu took
the nation’s fifth-ranked
started
and
defeat-
Thompson
posidon. count
Chrisdan
singles,
clinched the match
degree heat,
and
Cargill
No. 4. The
out
2nd
her
triumph
falling
to
and
play13th-
ranked Alicia Salas 1-6, 6-1, 6-3.
was
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senior and
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in the
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Austrian native Zika took
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exposure.”
off
fresh-
Kristin
doubles
Sarah Jane
over
flight. Smith,
match, followed with
8-6.
better than
row,
Hawaii,
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side,
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son
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score.
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Saras Arasu win-
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hot, it
so
junior
victory
senior Amanda
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matches
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DUKE kiss
Tillis
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ACC
77, WAKE 59 scored
Demon
26
12 minutes and
guards
points
Duke
post
strong
hampered by
game
of
Demon
Tech in the
the
in
play-in
Duke trailed
by eight
beat
tied
the
Terrapins
for the
alyst
ad-
Devils’
poses with its fifth consecutive ACC Tournament championship
team
to
trophy
last
Monday
in
Greensboro,
21
second half, but rallied in the
Sunday
points
and
stop. Shay
team
offensively. and
Semifinals.
Monique
Currie’s
difficult for
were
Doron looked to
and the freshman
experience
In the
versatility
shoot
the cat-
guard was
end the Blue too much for
were
to contend with at the
Maryland
game.
in the
70-63
drives down the stretch
for Maryland,
PHOTO
The No. 1 women's basketball
Maryland
powerful
number of
a
70, MARYLAND 63
Alana Beard scored
were
Wake Forest
DUKE
to
quick
Deacons
resulting
day before,
the
with
open
overwhelmed
play
21 turnovers
past Georgia
Blue Devils
the combination
The
squad.
Duke fast breaks. The vanced
broke the
remaining as
Forest
lift the
to
Saturday afternoon in
Deacons
quarterfinals.
Wake
The Chronicle
Sportswrap
end.
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N.C.
ONE FOR THE THUMB by
Poses
Jake
the
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GREENSBORO, down
the
secutive
After in
night
cutting Greens-
victorious for the fifth
in
year
N.C.
Monday
net
boro, emerging
the
ACC
con-
Tournament,
head coach Gail Goestenkors clutched the rim
and
league
did
for
each
the
represented
the
Duke
the final
top-seeded
coach strained
less of
was
Blue Devils
to
game which The
struggle.
a
(27-3)
midway
contest
the
pull-up,
took control
through
the
first
half, and while the Tar Heels (24-6) made runs,
and
combination of tenacious defense
a
easy
vented
baskets
North
for the
Blue
Carolina from
Devils prethe
testing
Duke lead. “We
played
like
Goestenkors said. “I
it
was
am
senior
very
night,” of the
proud
to
1 in the nation for the second time this
as
the
will
enter
nation’s
the NCAA
10 Tar Heels 63-47 on
the
podium,
as
Vicki
on
to
the
sea-
second
beat the No.
Mistie Bass
Krapohl,
Jessica Foley joined
No.
tournament
for
team
top
consecutive year —went
and
danced
Iciss
Tillis
the cheerleaders
in dance and Alana Beard instructed Brit-
tany
Heels and the ACC. Led
became the first to
Hunter
on
how
to
coax
her
loop
of
over
by
ACC Tournament
have
lost
never
to
the
Monday
night
Duke
female—-
season
and
championships. Tillis and
the
Tourney
Leading
the senior trio
Krapohl,
regular
was
Krapohl a
span
Devils
Tillis,
in
who
scoring
garnered
ACC TournamentMVP honors for the ond
time in her
after
the
The senior
career.
about the
contest
could
scored 11
straight points.
Tournament cluded
effect
wavered
at
impact
passing
Tillis Duke
has
sec-
spoke of the
a
under
seal
Tillis said.
up for
gotten
so
me,
much
“Everylike
were
flurry
the
title.
that gave
a
the
Blue
with
just
remaining During
in
to essen-
the
stretch,
strong interior defense and solid
rebounding tunities and
facilitated fast break easy
scores.
moments
in Greensboro
nets
And
while
going only the
Duke
victory.
which
in-
Nan Keohane
Joe Alieva,
the
from
was
again. Devils
could
not
l-of-14 from defense
from
has
the to
the
all
long,”
year
A
oppor-
like of
that for
our
Beard—recendy Player
of
named the
down North Carolina’s minded man
during
quick
point guard Ivory
who scored 25 the last
marshaled 27
as
the
and offensive-
the Blue Devils
Chapel
Hill and
Heels
defeated
N.C.
State
final
game, shot just 5-of-21 from the field
to
advance
in
Tar
shut
Latta. The fresh-
against
meeting
ESPN.com’s
Year—who
to
Monday
for
job post-
the
ball,”
her
job getting
great
a
hitting layups
our
team
did
the
ball.
the inside. I
on
She
thought
really great job looking
a
for
her down low.” The first half nical called calf when
sign
lowing when
a
shoved
the Duke Metcalfs
Beard
guard lack
of frustration Duke
as
playing
together
as
on
began
tight opening
were
have
an
After the a
two
Carolina
a
tech-
of the
advantage technical,
minutes
part
of the
away fol-
stretch. defense
called,
team
we
and
and
really
got fired
we
could re-
with that call.” Duke
six-point advantage before
responded
floor
composure
pull
to
good
was
a
the
to
on a move to
Tillis said. “We knew that
tended
just
punctuated by
was
North Carolina’s Leah Met-
that technical
pulled
ally
she
basket. a
Tar Heels
up,”
on
fouling
“We
the defensive effort
scor-
did
the
minutes in
but
times,
at
tremendous
a
calling
was
was
forty
sorts
perimeter players
the best
played
of
7-of-7 from the field,
in the post.
and
up
hit shots form
to
Goestenkors said. “Our
Goestenkors
ever
out
“I think she did
ing
assist.
and the entire half-court of-
went
ing primarily
single
struggled
seemed
Mistie Bass
after
was
to a
perimeter
fense
program.”
key component of
National
the
to
Blue
the Tar Heels
defense
team
our
been
history
team
the
post,
keep
range,
around the basket.
scoring
“I felt like it
the
propelled in
Especially
three-point
held
was
Still, Duke
sizably
down the
cutting
once
Blue
Devils used their size
was
advantage
minutes
only
defense
my
better,
contributor
major
a
The record ACC
University president
and
Sylvia Duke
as
of 11,466,
said. “I don’t know if we’ve
season.
come
19-point
seven
Duke’s
which has
and defense.”
was
offensive
Devils
confidence,
important,”
had kind of
rebounding
tially
her
times this
“It is very
and
on
watch
was
crowd
and athletic director
award, and how her recent strong play has an
do
coach
make their shots fall for much of the game,
crowns.
Blue
her final time-
expend
to
Hatchell
capture the last
to
wanting
out, all North Carolina head
in Duke’s favor and sensed the Blue Devils
Tar Heels,
that has included wins three ACC
the rival Tar
team—male or
win four consecutive
thing
The Blue Devils—who returned
and
the Blue Devils
by
of Alana Beard, Tillis and
had
entire team.”
son
nation
Not four years of domi-
victory capped
Additionally, Beard,
Although
of
pull-ups—one
title.
complete it
five
from the rim
net
The
and
promptly
to a
halftime.
cut
ex-
30-15 lead North
the Duke lead
night’s SEE CHAMPS
ON
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DUKE 84, The
VIRGINIA
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Devils when
foul
Duke
Williams
led
Duke
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career-high
a
half
points
27
Duke had
lalf.
whil
foul
Duhon dive for
Chris
saw
loose ball and unfortunate-
a
ly
impaled by
was
and after
camera
had
his
fifth
nearby
a
JJ.
the
fatigued
Blue Devils worked kinks in their
74-62 lead ins
Redick
consecutive
atrocious half,
game
the
over
with 4:58
the
out
take
to
a
Terrap-
remaining
both teams’ third
contest
maintain
Redick
his
adapted
Sophomore
The
the
effective in Duke’s wins
so
and
at
that
Virginia
merely sustaining
was
hoop,
and freshman Luol
the
having
ters
confidendy taking
another solid afternoon
his
ment
veteran
press
than
game was
Then Duke This
was
it.
hampering
method which has Duke clock before seen success
making multiple
a
game. the
down the shot
run
has
scoring attempt
times. The method was
than evi-
only negative
of the
Florida State in Duke’s 5649 win
semi-stall
this year
29. The Blue Devils
comfortable
lead before
The
had
spark
Daniel
on
went
Devils
began
20
for
Devils
Ismail
17-4 after
on a
in
the
but the
solely
three games in
as
days.
many
delay
vanished and
was
there
history
Blue Devil
team
the
slow-down
was
playing
Once the Blue
offensive
in
December of 2000,
ThatDuke a
Devils
then
a
blew
delay
a
as
attack
tactic is
No.
the
points against
out
to
ready
run.
16
Wolfpack,
23 of which occurred in the second half of
Maryland’s improbable comeback; had 26
point guard a
and the
against Duke, including
with
three-point play
19 seconds left that
tied the game. “I
doubted this
never
one,” Gilchrist
bring
to
team’ that's After
our
the
day
to
locker
single night.
a
first
half that
poised
grab
its
74-62 lead with 4:58 Duhon
lay
up
that
the exits,
plans
Duke its
seemed
the
assuming
to a
After the lead
biggest
many fans
had the win in hand. But for game had
in-
lead
en route
remaining.
gave
second half,
wards
Duke
mid-point,
an
two-point
a
its sixth consecutive ACC tide
by smoothly operating
of the
and
sent
after
pain
camera
take
team
game’s to
in
writhing
court-side
spired Maryland the
to
‘For the
motto.”
room
into
go
you're going
so
rough-and-tumble
a
smashing
at
going
All-ACC first-teamer Chris Duhon
saw to
it every
from
team
‘You're
ups and downs,
through have
said.
headed Blue
to-
Devils the
Maryland,
only just begun.
Playing vigorous defense against Duke’s delay offense, Maryland held the Blue Devils scoreless for 4:17 until Chris Duhon for-2 from the free-throw line
74-70. The
score
Terrapins’
nailed a
three-pointer
putting
extra
was
the
at
fouled.
foul
the
next
byjamar
where he before
was
four Blue Devils
screen-and-roll,” lane.
guy,’
so
I
a
to
and
just
27 seconds for
out
went
three-point
a
to
the basket,
to
glass.
game.
going
‘Hey,
the rack
to
“I
out
I
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the first of
was
said.
switched
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re-
Gilchrist used
of the
were
Gilchrist
a
Shelden Williams
and he
foul
who
purposefully
shot off the
we
They
possession,
Deng,
can
as
run
saw
a
the
Shelden beat this hard
as
Terrapins,
who
Duke's
are not
pose with their ACC Tournament trophy. Shelden Williams (below) looks
rivals,
1-
then
giving Duke
possession,
fifth,
said
“[Coach]
settling
bumped by
Williams’
[Williams]
being
Smith to drive
converting
was
clear
after
Jones
next
Luol
nailed both shots,
Instead of
on
a screen
the
on
77-74 lead with
precarious
attempt
on
pressure
line
Deng
maining.
Mike
went
make the
to
The upstart Maryland
I
could and
JJ.
the game for
had
sophomore
hind the the ball
arc,
a
after
his
at
the
end
look from be-
normally
reliable
combined3-for-17 from behind the the three
The overtime team
line,
as
saw a more
worst
with
a
extra
at
shooting
charity stripe
for-20 in the
only
in
two-point
points
was
able
lead,
point
cut
a
open
hind the
tie-breaking period —Duke
the
three-pointer,
Terrapins’
lead
from bewent
14-
In contrast, Duke
few
bright
Duhon nailed
a
The
who
spotting
was
But the junior
guard,
standing ki’s
team
NCAA
left
was
the
still
considered received
a
a
Blue
landed
bubble
up
who
a
bewas
Devils’
a
No.
1
Maryland, team
No. 4 seed.
Terrapins’
secured.
virtually unaffected,
tournament.
to
MVP, bricked the ball
tournament
loss
90-87
Duhon swung the ball
improbable victory
team
to
remaining. Trailing by only
Ewing,
arc.
play
scored 8 of his
off the back of the rim, and the
but had on.
in the
re-
never
emboldened
inspired Mary-
in the ACC
period.
Through
with 30 seconds
wide
Blue Devils would
captain —Duhon
to
1:47
tie the game with
the ffee-throw
3-for-5. Duke started the overtime
spots from that
the lead.
from their
last year’s
win the game
the
went
arc
a
games.
land
hind the
jump
going
take
to
but the
maining,
21
shooting guard
the tournament,
throughout
of
gave
native clanked
Virginia
with his
the
win
to
shot fake
wide-open
a
the
three-pointer
me.
chance
off the rim. The
struggled shot
“
bumped
Blue Devils
but
regulation, the
he
luckily
Redick
just
as
national
Krzyzews-
seed
in the
which a
week
was
ago,
on
after
lead with once
and
The 2004
ffee-throw. Gilchrist
winning
in 30
In
ranked
learning—if
lot less time
not
implemented.
was
much
1
Stanford
to
figured things
another NCAA Tide
of sync
basketball.
15-point
a
Championship.
have
—and
more
by
in overtime,
were out
Duke
remaining
team
National
tie the
started the semi-stall.
with the
problem
double-
a
more
The
they
to
without any offensive
were
moment
hard
the game
salvaged
the Blue Devils
minutes
set, this adrenaline
no
from the
as
five
adrenaline after
Devils went into their
cohesion,
a
scoreless for four of the
one
had
was
enabling Maryland
but these baskets
18
second
in
tournament
native
and the
play.
by scoring eight points
finished
tired. Duke
team was
on
went
game. Duhon almost
without its to waste
just
Duke
to
Shelden
Muhammad, as
won
on
thanks
points away
the Blue
Ewing by
last five minutes
a
Duke’s offense
The Blue Devils’ had
digit lead,
on
packing.
offensive spurt that gave them
running
seen
nailed
rhythm.
himself
lost their
nearly
Sunday against Maryland,
apart.
was
Duhon
three to send the Seminoles
an
move, as
The
lead rather
dence
fell
into its slow-down
Devils’ it.
in-
delay actually
against
time
Maryland
options.
controversial
a
Blue
State
Michigan
at
the
But when the Blue
over.
went
far from
the
January
mat-
the defense was
as
have exhausted its
to
was
comple-
Duke’s offensive efficien-
actually increasing rather
Deng
to
their vaunted
Terrapins, failing,
was
the ball
To make
teammates.
for the
worse
full-court
But
Player
putting in
deuce.
a
extraordinary performance by
the Demon Deacons, includ-
game
pumped
Gilchrist
Beach
Virginia
darting
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after
by
contest
Blue Devils
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page
performances
points against ing
Most
Terrapins
of the greatest
history.
from
teams,
serious strug-
Shelden Williams
shot,
Ewing
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to
point despite
Daniel
seemed
floor
as
that of
guard John
tournament’s
Award for the
role
to
game
MARYLAND
the
his
injury
16
creased
in
recovered his
of the nation’s top
one
to score
put up his third-consecutive double-double,
to
the
title, then fatigue settled
with his outside
gles
This
Duhon from
drives
in
about 72 hours,
enough
halftime
physical
powers,
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Duke
first half that
a
extremely ACC
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its sixth consecutive ACC
won
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tournament.
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Sports Briefs IROWBURY
TRACK AND FIELD
Shannon
Sophomore
recorded
to
advance
route
the finals, and
to
Championship
her the ECAC
to
her finish,
first Blue Devil athlete
IC4A
ninth
of 100
out
set
Rowbury
seconds
team,
it
as
in the
vault
pole
the ECAC
at
history
than the time that
won
mile and became the
the Duke record in the
the Duke
by Rowbury,
Championships
place
recognition
Senior Brent Warner,
the
women
finished 21st
men
the
at
with
a
|
NO.
will travel
opening
to
over
Also of note, Alana Beard
awarded No. 1 seeds in the
post-season
accolade
is slated
nationally,
recently
was
square off
to
Raleigh
Diana Taurasi of Connecticut,
over
IC4A
straight
Champi-
best.
career
round in Cameron Indoor Stadium this
few miles
a
his
1 SEEDS AWARDED
were
Tournament. The women’s team, ranked first State in the
his second
won
the men’s distance
finish.
seventh-place
17-0.75, tying
Both of Duke’s basketball teams
from the women’s 4XBOO
came
garner All-East honors;
to
2003 All-American,
a
by leaping
MEN’S AND WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
year
in Duke
faster than the time she
speedier
the ECAC meet, while
at
in fourth
came
also earned All-East
onship
team
the NCAA In-
at
woman
slightly
ECAC title. And led
an
teams
Other notable finishes
ern
the third
only
week earlier.
a
win
to
two
was
in the mile
eighth place
become
event.
medley relay
to
STATUS
All-American distinction. Her time of 4:41.17 was
to earn
placed
finished in
Rowbury
Championships
door Track and Field
En
EARNS ALL-AMERICAN
against
award that
Northwest-
play
The men’s
Sunday.
Alabama State.
named ESPN.corn’s national an
of the
player
bode well for
may
NCAA
upcoming
to
Beard’s
potential.
TICKET AVAILABILITY FOR MEN’S NCAA TOURNAMENT GAMES
Per Dean of Students Sue Wasiolek,
the
is the
following
for
procedure
entering
the men’s 2004 NCAA ticket lotteries: and
Undergraduate up in
signing
vided below. You up for
only sign the
must
(East Campus)
Building
present
a
valid student ID
and you
yourself,
sign
must
present
must
not one
the
at
that
check. If
For
tery
up
the
third and fourth rounds of the
by signing
Tickets
March 15 between
Monday,
up
will be available
being played.
You
must
the hours of 10
bring
must
sign
up
you
enter
the hours of 10
your DukeCard for ID
at
the
a.m.
enter
the
lot-
and 4 p.m.
site where the
on
lottery
and 4 p.m.
a.m.
tournament, students may
the Duke will call window
at
can
you
80 dollar check.
March 22 between
Monday,
by
Further,
paying by check,
For the first and second rounds of the tournament, students may
by signing
time,
separately.
total of 80 dollars. You or
lotteries
dates and times pro-
(DukeCard)
pay with either cash
40 dollar checks,
two
a
the
enter
may
during
up for each round
of tickets for each round is 40 dollars,
cost
for both rounds, and you must
students
graduate/professional
315 Crowell
games
CHRISTOPHER BORGES/THE CHRONICLE
are
Alana Beard
that time.
was
named ESPN.com's National
Player
of the Year last week over UConn's DianaTaurasi.
the
GOLF
from
2
page
was
pressed vidual
championship. Janangelo,
top-ranked round
player,
entered
shots off the
two
low round of the
day
pace
to move
the nation's final
Tuesday's
and carded the up
second.
to
for
the lead with
her final round par in “I
cannot
men,”
said
and
Lang
and 12th, and
respectively.
slip
seem
like
are
“It
was
impressive
Duke
not
are
golf and
veterans
all year
opened
sixth
easy
with
in
a
concluded with rounds of 77 and 76
not
a
tie
end
they
recovering
Afterwards, I
from
being ripped
tied for 35th and
was
hip
and
surgery
at
performance
of Florida Golf Club
pressive given tition.
The
eight
other
the
No.
I
high
was
who
played
position.
the Univer-
especially
im-
caliber of compe-
Blue
top-20
was
off.”
Aazam-Zanganeh,
individual and tied for 40th
The Duke
sity
team.
about how difficult it
were
Ann Hardin
Devils
defeated
schools
in
the
Golfweek/Sagarin rankings. The Blue
out
74 and to
talking
how
Leigh
was
im-
an
but I didn't
frustrating,
very
fellow senior Niloufar
long.”
rounded
players, finishing
for 10th. The senior
about
ranked
be
can
heard them but
fresh-
two
par.
any frustration in my
see
as an
tremendous.
was
they
over
third.
Dan Brooks
Nirapathpongpom
scoring
to
about our
performance
have been very
the
enough
head coach
two
Virada
to
Grzebien, who
their
Those
say
but shot three
Lang
over
really, really tough golf,”
Brooks said about his team's overall
effort. “It
Anna Grzebien finished third for Duke. The freshman started the final round tied
17
event at
“It
to
Devils,
who
are
win their third National
May,
will
season
at
try
to
heavily
favored
Championship
in
continue their undefeated
the Liz
Murphy Collegiate
at
the
end of March in Athens, Ga.
TOM MENDEL/THE CHRONICLE
The Blue Devils recorded
M.TENNIS
a
pair
from
of
huge
page
victories in California
They
2
and doubles
After
against
play.
Texas
and
and
ter
“They Lapidus lost
a
pair
Zimmermann
Johan Berg
recent
the
UCLA,
fourth-ranked doubles
matches nation's
of LudovicWal-
won
said.
starting “Even
close match
to
against
play
against
against
definitely
USC’s
a
UCLA
Duke
trip,
’
they
team,
on
out
the
right
on
secured
Texas with
With
a
10-day
ACC
schedule
right
where
“I knew
better,
good
heading
a
its
track.”
west
5-2
a
win in five
coast
victory
out
of six
singles matchups,
and Adriano Biasella, 8-6.
are
are
against
in
stumbling
during
Before road
gles
thebreak.
ed
out
said. way
“I’m
things
before
resuming
Florida State,
Lapidus hoped
we
the
rest
at
had
season
a
good
its is
it would be.
team
and
start-
really well,” Lapidus
feeling really good are
Duke
about the
coming together.”
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Nirapathpongporn
and the No. 1 Blue Devils
are
yet
to
lose in the 2003-04
season.
The Chronicle
Devils in the final
BASEBALL
from
page
13-1 and 10-3. The
Duke loss
15
“You have of
Hillier said
Duke
after the
good
baseball.
road
anywhere
It’s
head coach
game.
tough
and
After the
losing
Blue
Duke
did
of 9-7 and
10-7,
game of
opening
Princeton 8-1
Tim
doing just
Tigers
vengeance, and blew
responded
‘We need
to
the Blue
out
from page
4
who
bined down
a
little better about itself
with
road win
a
avoided
having the
against
having
come
top-15
a
dropping
to
and
.500
in
early
said.
was
“We
had
road. That
win for us,”
must
a
to
win
huge
was
that
get
Presser
one
for
the
on
in
early
us
the season.” Duke
0-1 in
(3-1,
the
the third and fourth
half-
11 shots in Duke also
quarters.
in second
10-4 Blue
a
Duke’s
of the
out
suspense
in the second
straight
and
Danowski and
goals
led
were
con-
half, ripthe
make
to
Matt Zash’s
by
from Matt
goals apiece
two
Marshall.
Ryan
and
from
page
for the
confidence boost for North Carolina
junior
Matt Mon-
that
but could not
the
during
a
goal.
will
ton
and
ffee-position
on a
the second
a
to
extra
lead,
defense
force overtime. Allison
start
eling
maining Kelly
in
Renzi,
Megan
until there
the
Playing
0
lead.
Dieringer
beat
to
was
1:49
just
Duke
re-
then fed
goaltender
jumped
home
out to a
Chrissy
Rude
scored
within
quick
and the
crowd, 2-
Brooke
first
four
aren’t
ourselves
patting
Duke
quickly
got
on
track
scored off a pass from Katie the Tar Heels to
two.
test,
quickly pushed
Waagboo
but
once
as
Chrest
Laschinger,
the lead back
scored 9:16 into the
again
North
but
Carolina
conan-
swered, this time only 37 seconds later. Then Duke
went
on
an
offensive
flurry,
week,
ing
but
results, the
on
com-
back-to-back
lead.
were
take
utes
defense
defense,”
our
defensively
into action
added
half,
ting
up
North
few
a
15
to
in
Devils
were
to
as
11
won
No. 3
pressed
tournament
simply
he
was
ment
the
it
was
have
to
win.”
to
going
third-place
landmark
a
champions,
finish
bit of a dis-
team
for
for first
in the ACC
place
accomplish-
four individual
appointment
team
a
“We’d of loved
match the
depth
Part
the
continued
ways. He defeated the No. 2,
and No. 4
seeds, proving beyond
a
of
depth
was
Michael one
State’s
Dan
Pacitti
the finals but
took
him
to
Benitez bested
him 6-2.
kids
was a
that finished tied
to
regular
have
won
season.
he
tourna-
for
reason
injury
an
“He the
well in
definitely
in the
goal,
had
probably
championship,
pretty
beat
tournament,” the
the
toughest
Anderson said.
toughest path
to
and he beat them all
Mitchell,
would
have
onship
but
a
the
lack
was
final No.
1
seed,
won
close matches in his semifinal and final take
very
the
crown.
senior
contended
He beat fourth-seed-
was
not
fell
tightened
overcome
to
the
and
captain
for
hindered
champi-
a
by
the wresder who ended up
ond,
and
bracket
to
lost
in
the
wrestler
a
taking
he
had
rib
“He
was
was
tender,”
very
under incredible
basically
couldn’t compete,
breathe
after his first match. It
Michael
just
supposed
beaten
Anderson
pain
could
the finals
against
Vir-
tragedy.
have
Grogan.
Without that
qualified
injury
6-1
to
went
really
do,” Anderson said. “He
did
early
at
141,
beating
last
year’s
takedown in the last few seconds of
year.”
In
the
184
came
the
first
pound
championship. Carolina’s Mark ACC
final,
non-No.
1
Unfazed
Canty,
champion
a
and
Comely
seed
nely
won
a
to
against
be-
win
North
two-time defend-
an
opponent
tighdy-contested
year,
battle 7-6.
who Cor-
overtime after
tion. Seniors Tim a
for the
ACC runner-up
earlier in the
had beaten him 4-2 earlier in the
glorious pages...coming Thursday
won
place
Blue Devils. Daniel Shvartsman took third
in
de-
the Irish 11-9.
was
would
for nationals.”
Three other wrestlers
in and did what he
he
and
barely
was
the matches where he had beaten the guy
Duke its
in
a
sec-
consolation
earlier in the year.
soundly said.
then
carti-
torn
his first match
re-
Irish. a
3-1
winning
ginia’s
“Levi
looked back.
of
165-pounder
to
in his ribs. He lost in
“His
Duke’s
Craig,
to
to
solidly.”
the Tar
Dame built
to
of the other schools.”
of the conference’s top wrestlers. He
lage
leader
ing
NCAA Tournament Preview...32
hav-
doubt that he is the best in the ACC.
“Adam
the Tar Heels
Fighting
and
tapes,
ment,” Anderson said. “We weren’t able
who
the defensive unit
the
team
and
straight,
winning
fore
never
could
the
ing
12th-ranked Notre
up its offense and
fense but deficit
and
won
ed Rick Brownlee 3-0 in the semifinals be-
In that contest, Notre
picked
how
Wrestler.”
into the
went
North Carolina after the it
against
on
have
commenting
the
at
con-
scouted
its first defeat of the
suffering
struggling against
were
think he should
Outstanding
Benitez
after let-
resiliency against
way
they
atten-
looked
had
were
ffee-position opportunities.
four
“Pinning [Hartrum]
all the other coaches’
he is. I
overtime in
offensive
holding
win in the fi-
impressive
very
Anderson said.
N.C.
goals early, played
with the
advantage
and
there. We
in the mid-
Dame in Orlando, Florida. Kimel
bounded
slop-
was
scoring. Huther,
Wednesday
season
regulation.
Kimel,
Blue
a
definitely got
his
Carolina’s
Duke showed Heels after
[Canty]
in
Frank knew he could beat him and told us
five min-
season,
but that would be
The
shots and
on
the reg-
in the fi-
to
role for the defensive unit, pre-
Beth Ames from
saving
nals,”
Waagbo goal,
score
according
teams.
a
including Meghan Ferguson
key
during
by
going
Though
tion where
hampered by injuries, especially
venting
off the
matches,
our
go
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class.
outstanding job
an
fidence
season
Most
both
Hartrum in
Jeremy
than he had
larger margins ular
tough
Blue Devils
a
really
shots.”
The game,
played
54
Kimel said.
unorganized right
into the second
for
a
“That was
the last time Duke would
py
State’s second-seeded it
give
comfortable and forced them
tough
The
Duke
DUKE
Anderson said. “He just had the
nals,”
the North Carolina attack.
very
more
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scores
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133-pound weight
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lacrosse
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ahead of us.”
pleased
minutes of action.
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with the effort of
certainly happy
scoreless
force overtime.
in front of the
North Carolina
cling-
the Blue Devil
Higgins
contest.
who
Huether
and
tally
Canisus this
against
and
now,
although
field. A number of freshman
period.
the Tar Heels from lev-
prevented score
Hig-
comeback, scoring
one-goal advantage,
the
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in the pre-
until
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period.
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point-blank stops
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After the North Carolina
several
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goals spanning
the Blue Devils had the 64
started the Tar Heel
to a
Waag-
for the
game-winning tally,
11 minutes into the second
ing
former
Pressler said.
ball for
Kristen
start,
career
practice
half, stymieing
kids.”
four unanswered
clawed back
gins
great
a
scoring opportunity
connect
halves,
two
was
controlled the
Blue Devils before the
mentum
did
we
our
muster
bo had the best
Scoring
assist
one
his
against
system will continue,
can
three-minute overtime sessions,
but could not
tempt
after
Loyola
starting assignment
week’s
halftime
two
to
Fenton and Loftus have been compet-
ing
4
and how
won
the first
Meanwhile,
shooting.
in the second half.
including
W.LAX
we
by
held his
Aaron Fenton, made the
goalie,
Pressler said.
senior attack duo of senior
Loyola
Stephen Brundage
that
shut
game
Evans, who
game
including
“I’m
The Blue Devils
The
com-
season,
all
Duke, managed
at
of his first
saves,
lead 10-3.
goals
0-for-5
first
ceding
off four
three
David
seasons
most
half of
victory.
relatively early
ping
after
only
last year,
meeting
Duke took the test
to
scoreless
Loyola
Devil
last
harassed
was
to
his
a
were
games,
Monfett, who transferred
held the
ACC)
scoreless
(1-2)
time and limited them
the teams’
Do-
confer-
game with
two
All-American
sophomore
in
for
get ready
in
points
Brundage
two
can
Old
play
to
we
Hillier said.
teammates.
Greyhounds
held
ready
get then
if
see
the Blue Devil defense.
by
mark
season.
“That
it’s
of time fix
out
wins,”
some
entered the
12
An
away
team
to
to-
we’re
though,
regroup and
together
and
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put
and
play.”
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fett,
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problems,
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to
seem
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a
and
at
out
go
sometimes
however.
string
Burke
score
for us.”
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Duke is its
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and
out
go
trying
best;
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facet of the
only
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we
just
we
We’re
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of the
out
the Blue Devils, however.
other times
runs,
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the
not
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who
three-hit,
a
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Layden, in
bullpen
confounding
game
better
pitch
to
got
total of
a
gave up
the ire of Hillier.
to
Hillier said.
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Unfortunately, a
Navy, by
at
effort.
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with
regroup.
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a
innings,
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seven
Carolina A&T,
games
to
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lot of
regroup.”
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performance by Junior threw
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little ad-
a
home series
a
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the series,
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losses—they
much
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to
Devils
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to
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the
credit to the Univer-
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to
Michigan,”
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3
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MONDAY, MARCH 15,2004 I 9
Sports wrap
tying
the
match with
a
regula-
Marcantonio and
Andy
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should be were
tough
tournament
satisfied,”
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letes in the finals. It’s
complishment
and
Anderson said.
a
for those
putting pretty
guys.”
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retrieve
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deal of
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if it’s gone. Part of the we
Mpasi,
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students
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but you can’t guarantee that all
certainly
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parties and
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ways.”
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determining
delivery
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were
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research lab,” he said.
to
different than
quite
communication. Yet when the
the
that,
between
Dean of Students Sue
of
be
insists
be
housekeeper
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opportunities,”
various audiences.
complete
community.
short-
tive forms of communication for the Uni-
“There’s of
sense
suspicion
even
approaches
an
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about different kinds of sys-
broadly
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be
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dents would
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he said. “But my around
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committee members have al-
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of the best
some
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improve
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problem,”
said. “One of our subcommitteeswas to
with
unique
the
long-term.
ways in which other universities and organ-
communication are
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getting
not
their frustrations with
are
ommendations will and
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noted that the committee’s
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communications environment,
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around the Duke
mation? How
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recommendations.
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said. “How
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MONDAY. MARCH
in black America
Snapshots of educated life 1:
Ruth
Simmons
Frame the
presidency
ty three years ago,
tershed in the
history
tion. Not
is
of
only
the reins
old
Ivy
is
of
the
cannot
forget
hold
taking
but
into
the
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riences
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escapable: office
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Philip The Pen
and
who
in
and
his
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want
to
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and in
Court,
strikes
doing
so
the
to
political chord—placing vative in
bility
Neil
under-
to
favor
curry
constituents.
becomes
the
black
America’s
writing,
and
be black
to
convictions.
logical
der if the former
how
to
he did for ments, “It
lonely
only
can
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for
York
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Break is
Spring
new
break is
was
no
trying
praying
to
atmos-
abun-
new
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film in that nice man’s
watching news
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cam-
to
get
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lap.
the
semester
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legal pad, pair
were
bank
piece
a
of women’s
RAMONA
an
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QUIMBY at
times.
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Health looks
Coppin ingly
joke,
would
be
only
daily
to
potshots
televi-
dose of cable. Her favorite
Conference
about
a
Championship
at
one
said
having
announcers,
say
watching
match-up taking
another’s
pretty
between increas-
drinking
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has
three-pointer,
comes
certainly
scotch-sucking
am
Championship
projects
closer than
dry
last
night,
especially
given
over,
and it
is time for
down. With finals and final
anyone
would like
to
admit, RA-
have
While il haS
helped piece
of her
third-grade report
to
once,
simply
Another
away.
up for belated work credit
extra
neVer
assign-
in the historT of
anyone’s
professor
a
totally
eat
are a
to
sub-
the Florida Panther
on
her
has, although
to
grade
of work that
thesis
you if you
mess
academically
to
feel
shorts that to
frisky.
are
be
Every
against
engaging
quad,
running
bunch
of
of
girl
around
Kappa Sig’s
starting
to
seems
shirtless
to
and
be
wearing
ruddy
without the back
parties
be
a
on
the
like
a
problems
in this part of the
litde
more
“Golf Pros and... oh, who
are
the
ply repeats
kidding,
confront.
to
minds
change that
seem
Duke
disgrun-
angry,
The stakes
if he
or
high
too
whether he
much,
too
Chronicle
thinks is
really
after all.
half-hour
Break the controversial and much-
to
RAMONA
going
final
Maybe they
logged
a
do
summers
at a
even
bother
applying
to
than
a
Maybe
is
that
future
to
few
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shouldn’t
Sbarro do
to
with
anything
your
parents
calling
to
at
less
(RA-
all hours of the
with the Heart” and
“Leading
success
be
can
it’s
they
frigerator
isn’t
success
it’s
joining
that
shouldn’t
staying
so
a
at
the Peace
of the
guy
to
car
home
phone
After
and
with
Corps. Maybe
with the
her
you.
torn
Mao’s
all,
many different ways.
sports
contained the
once
changed
matter
measured in
you,
the
enter
we
grades
employers (RAMONA
“Little Red Book.” RAMONA has But
So
Channing.
wisdom encourage her with motivational
to
from Coach K’s
ner
likely
consist of
mall food court, and don’t
they
MONA’S father has taken
box
her
taught
mishaps
remember
to
weeks
long
matter.
sim-
for her.
important thing
semester’s
avoid
38
social life after
a
Stockard
by
to
AGE
TV-watching
of humorous
long string
she’s got that
day
QUIMBY
there will be
mantra;
quent guest appearances
The
Monday.
it is that this social life will
anything,
His col-
Trinity junior.
a
every other
a
corner
kids.
your it’s
living
(really expensive)
sports
car
and the
in re-
cor-
office.
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community. mer,
when
QUIMBY,
Monday might
just
to
There
the AGE
say are
grind 38
columnist.
not even
that
only
will
will Of
you’re nearly there, a
finally
no
let
longer
course,
make it that
Monday, Monday appears...
Duke
few weeks left until up be
with
your the
long.
every
sum-
and RAMONA
fun, from
we
and
humble
our
hopes
another
And if RAMONA’S
college.
Maybe
this
committee
scrutiny
The will
but
wonders
appears
temptations,
has been
and students
do
can
disappoint-
“The Passion of the Pikes.” In order
Maybe
in touch football games
Jack Kennedys
are
nice
in
nothing
David Horow-
than
for
Kurian is
Philip
for
difficult
very
still race
problem
umn
Maybe
the law in Utah, and every guy
and mob connections. The semester
is
the weather is
His
office.
is still
with it”
to
the
joke
number.)
disproved. ahead
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dress trampy, ok?”
these
a
time of year, when
from the
writing
minority.
about
sweet
statement
endangered,
there’s
media
back
and we’ve
think Brown
more
just
see
Spring
a
and twitch
sweat
bastard. RAMONA still tries
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Oreo
maligned
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opinion
nerdy gait
professor
late,
run
for Old
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making
mit her
seems
wife! Haha!
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to
start
your
up
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observation,
with
students
come
booze-bag!
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the
that
the
high
English.
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Student
symptoms to
all
she is asked
desperate
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for
sad and
every class she
shops
four
or
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going
do
to
and
a
illness
asked for, it does let them know that you
not
start
DAVID:
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unsolicited
in
positioned
presenting
assignments
academia
a
dry!
that I
Monday
from
his
Duke,
at
do. One strategy
to
way of
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individuality
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faking
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bring
DAVID: Tate for the goes
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PAUL; You
as
uses
the
good 38
Quimby, Age
out
he
effective three
RAMONA is
profusely,
Ramona
get herself
the actual
up
say
of
episode
semester
to
soon
and when
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student
comfortable with
first
people
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lot,’
a
of
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be,
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the vio-
rights
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never
tennis instead of basketball,
excessively
really only
as
why
habits and marital infidelities;
up
trying
MONA
her entire break
during
there is
unsubtle
is
lupus,
we
best
and
on
explaining
we
black
as
the semester’s end, because
of finals is
out
will
is back from
do well
itzes
bi-racial
a
committee
Dr. Simmons offers the
coercion
more
or
has carved
himself
the
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facing
doesn’t
young
school,
as
Institu-
serve
to
MONA
sunglasses.
spent
came
a
run,
of driftwood and
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on
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seems
appointed
and
is,
black,
England, recently graduated
a
Navy, plays
Duke’s Office for
the gun
vault with
sion, and will miss her moments
it
portrayed
like
history
apartheid,
on
Women’s Initiative ever had as
rec-
for those
reticent about her
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will be
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whatsoever.”
race
into
punchline.
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would be
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ed.”
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having
and
committee,
should do, I will be very
or
be
as a
people
to
goes
perceived
She
identity.
board posts
semester were a
for
investigating
Campbell,
media that
‘Oh it’s
particular
African American.
that had noth-
something
get
never
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com-
watching
was
learned
at-
meeting again.
interview
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realized
finally
are
environment
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Justice,
slavery
responsibility
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reparations,
and says,
the
perceives
of
idea ever.”
following:
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to
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experts
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open mind,
years
ties
committee who think
Black Student Alliance
an
and
two
and “there
lations,
leg-
by
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exploration
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a
like Duke, she
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charges
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to
playbook,
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and chair of the
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assures
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perceived
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of Nan’s
black
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sophomore,
for weeks
slavery by appointing
spend
professor
on
with
hostile
of institu-
station, he
make here is that
to
all
president,
constantly
laugh
start
for
connections.
dropped.
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entertains the idea of
the home stretch
would be
time
to
should take
sity
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issues
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(the
Brown’s historic
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liberating
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meeting
which served
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party
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was
person
to
racial
to
summer
as
him
the
crime and its
his behalf
term
possibilities
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Blair,
reporter
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wasting
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authority
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precludes
from
years
Brown
which will
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representative
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of her cultural
and
remembers
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was—for the first time I
follow his ideo-
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his
physics,
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man,
his
cite
white, is fed up with
tionalized racism.
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until
against
fraternity,
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page
reparations
with assault
police
alleged
statement on
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heart of
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of
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like
subject
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for he
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of the
licity
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major.
a
movement,
and Uncle Tom. In his
his
rights
target
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moral
Tyson,
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enduring
of sell-out,
cries
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astrophysicist,
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all.
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charged by weekend
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tones
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to
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contributed
vividly
among
hate,
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aspiring
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doubts
about
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soon
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tiste
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was
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position
a
that
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former Duke Student Gov-
president
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appoints
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Kurian
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stand this
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in
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president,
people
sit
every
as
race,
boredom with
or
the word “race” mentioned
con-
because
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frenzy
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race
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slavery.
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representaeach
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