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thus

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of classes second

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campus spaces for recruitment.

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respond

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how

years that

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The

market

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Executive Vice President Tail-

said.

be

away from

than the market in

higher

schools,

also lure its business

must

school

fessor

Laugh-

took

business school

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earned

$473,461.

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professors

of Business,

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of

University’s

and

Keohane

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Richard

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competing

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of the

earning $713,135

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hunn

dean

Williams,

$528,622,

payment,”

Bumess said.

president

the third

earning

Medicine,

mil-

result of the

was

chan-

outgoing

DUMAC head Thruston Morton and Dr.

respectively.

compensa-

out at

signed

employee,

offi-

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a

CEO of DUHS,

top five,

employee

Krzyzewski signed

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was

Ralph Snyderman,

cellor for health affairs and

men’s bas-

Duke

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the Dr.

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to move

work,

to

Sandy

increased

from his total

tion last year, which

date

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a

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meets

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versus

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trying

money

compensation

John Bumess,

planning

pensation,

his

as

updat-

needs, said Peter Nicholas,

situation

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derstanding

public

relations.

nancial

delayed

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chair of the Board of Trustees.

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and

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some

making

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have been able

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top-ranked player

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season

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when the winner

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Duke’s women’s lacrosse its

chance

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Georgetown NCAA

payback

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avenging

in the latest IWLCA

only

home loss

Hoyas

time

when

it

(11-4)

at

the

in

Georgetown

poll,

hosts

hopes

of

ranked fifth

suffered their

March.

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the

ranked second in

are

is

ward

to, and

game

on

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excited

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team

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its first round match

Minnesota and

in

on

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is

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against

is

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two

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finals

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just

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the

Duke in the second round should Duke elim-

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will face each other

believe

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has

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appearance

sophomore

season

at

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of her

fifth in the ACC. In

play

ners

their

confidence

potential problem

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square off

Anouk Peters. Katie

as a

lose

going

at a

a.m.

team

about

into the

deep

mem-

tennis

this year has proven that

match

one

while the

mejTs

caution before

doubles

are

Winthrop

lead

our

Kimel said.

match

great

season

early

by

team

said. “We

Georgetown

think it will be

meeting

Hoyas jumped the

are

advancing

beat anyone and

Thursday.”

In the first

on

we

upset loss in the ACC

optimistic

their

big-time

losses. The post-

begins.

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on

play

to

something

Georgetown,

the nation. “We

again

three

season.

hands of the No.

late

was

have

round of the

the

(13-5),

The Blue Devils

8

will

9-8 loss earlier this

opportunity

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team

opening

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moves

home.

goes

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sweet.

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been

accompanied

plays well,” Mike Van Pelt

by

an

fifth-ranked

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ment

loss

with

began

season

filled with

season was

disappointing

as

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chances

Duke

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next

season,

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powerhouses.

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tennis

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tourna-

California,

to their third

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about USC last

thinking

said.

year’s

the

of the favorites, instead

its first National

won

week, but,,

event.

in which

despite entering

University

lead the Blue Devils

player, hopes to

repeat last

to

not

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ment as one

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Duke is

going

the

team

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of Duke’s

from

come

total

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Liz

(19-7)

on

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faced

Brooks,

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of the

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will

won

have

we

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teams we

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championship

[at Regionals]

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at

teams

spring,”

big.

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nation,

con-

Ashworth

get

we

into all the

was not

be the

to

national

teams

pretty

that the

of the

some

running

said. “I

rust.

their

days,

season.

for 34

playing

going

cern

played

well-known.

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Blue

familiar with

were

defeated

they

but

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not

be

way.”

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ing

win

to

not

fighting

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along

ACC

Furman in the first

fighting

hiatus of the

“[Not

are,”

swings

golf

not

their first-

SEC

also concerned about

are

longest

and

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con-

is

wants

experience.

like

lesser

a

Ashworth

of the

but

however,

Duke has

I

the

us.”

by

will be mental.

Blue Devil head coach Dan Brooks to

intimidated

for

preparation

year’s championship

in

play

Jamie

lot

a

intimidation,

Auburn.”

to

in

the first game.

granted against

for

first round matches

excited

am

seventh

Furman in

schools,” Ashworth said. “A lot of times in the

on

about

first

round opponents.

for

senior

I

taking anything

bet-

“I think

and

seeded

Devils,

head coach

ference,

said.

that

(18-

36th-

in the

Mary (19-12)

the Paladins may

Though

week.

to

Blue

tournament, host

Blue

Championship,”

done

and

same

preparation

Nirapathpohgporn

have

we

in

(17-5)

tourna-

that the

have is

we

tournament

William &

host Furman

they

Illinois

and second rounds of the NCAA Tournament

defeating

season

fend off

to

day

season at

teams

same

rebound from their ACC

to

loss when

this weekend.

four

its

looks

(19-4)

22nd-ranked

8),

seen.

the Lake Course

to

fourth-ranked Duke women’s tennis

tournament

dominat-

most

Grand National in Auburn, Alabama

at

Michael Mueller

by

win earned the Blue

Championship

seasons

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6

May

others, however,

the

Regionals

chance

a

National to

from

Regionals

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opener

victory

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claimed

golf

NCAA

this

tournaments

previous

Duke women’s

year,

match

Minnesota has

strong,”

coach Jay

two

Lapidus

[between] teams

that

said. “The

to

contest

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18

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2004

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in

13-7

a

employed

as

hung

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a

to

the

at

Army

could be

for the Duke’s

and

only

but faded down

Tournament bid

for

and

Duke

to

according

difference in

said.

the

“They

intensity

that’s

what

were

ready,

opened

faceoffs up

a

in

we

the

as

apply

very

13-

a

the third and

spanned

there

well;

we

were

just nothing

was

freshman

do,”

Duke

Army

defender

goals by

sophomore

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four

we

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it

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whose

season

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Dan

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win

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to

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for

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team

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man

country,”

said.

and

here and

“We tried

over

our

best

the heels of 10-9 Blue

Denver

(8-6)

home finale May 4. The Blue senior

expect

out

up short.”

came on

victory

come

the line.

on

our

to

that of

equaled

are

con-

Duke

people

most

unrealistic

today why they

they’ll fight and

to

hindsight,

was

that

intensity

and

record for the first

losing

a

1990. In

that

its second

to

Tournament,

that the Blue Devils would

and

slowly began

Matt Zash,

NCAA

time since

first

Knights’

will be headed

will finish with

quarter

the

began

freshman

Army secutive

‘These kids

unpromis-

field. The Blue Devils closed the

and

Pressler

weren’t.... That

first in

tables

pressure in the Black

on

scored

during

their offense

ran

the ball;

to

realized

happens,”

out

3-0 lead

however,

faceoffs and

2

the

contest.

Blue Devils.

five minutes. The turn,

Mike

made

made all the difference.”

for the

of five

Knights,

head coach

Saturday’s

The game started

ingly

Black

outhusded, when you get you get

outplayed,

to

the

stopping

Knights

goals

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appeared

quarters.

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that

period

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came

consecutive

fourth

victory, however,

third

outscored

when it

blitz.

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Blue Devils

the

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seven

14

the stretch. The

be

Duke

a

Knights

Devils 6-1.

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halftime,

break

Black

by

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dashed in

Army

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Leon

marks of the

meets

her fourth attempt, Anoliefo earned

season.

Blue

and

North

1500-meter

Leon crossed the tape first and second, respec-

Both marks

Regional

joined

at

to

first,

tape

finish.

The women’s 800-meter race

was

high jump mark

Meyerhoff, Mafic

height

that Warner is the

says

good, fast, competitive race,” Ogilvie

in

fourth

the

sophomore

mark

qualifying a

first-place

tively.

years. After

shave four seconds off his time

“His workouts show that he is a

probably

sub-four minute mile pace in the men’s

a

this

season,

tying

the IC4A trifecta.

the men’s side, distance

1500-meter

accomplish

four inches,

by

Blue Heaven Classic

past weekend, Ogilvie

for

the

win three IC4A tides after cap-

each of the past

crown

his school record

Carolina this

team

to

strong

the first Duke men’s

at

route

The

Meyerhoff.

Regional

team

breaks your way you could

Pole vaulter Brent Warner has the chance

of 17-2.75

Sally

running

who finished second,

the

Saturday

in

late-spring

Miller due

Paige

not cross

school record

4:17.41

a

Debra Vento continued

has

team

tide,” head coach Norm

besting

the

showing.

top

“The women’s

turing

at

New Haven, Conn, for

to

own

without could

Rowbury

but still broke her

have continued one

for NCAA

men

will travel

ECAC/IC4A Championships, for

the southeast in

across

teams

will be

team

Shannon

injury.

number of meets

women

May,

poised

is

a

weeks, the track and field

the

though

THE CHRONICLE

recent

lead track in

runners

II

it has

only qualify

one

at

been or

a

going

to

the

banner year

two,” Ogilvie said.

16

THURSDAY,

|

MAY

13, 20(M

THE

Blue Devils in the midst of late-season From staff reports

Despite end,

the

ning

valiant effort

a

baseball

the first

losing

innings—the enough place

Blue

gave

starting seven

up

able

a

to

just

who

Friday

pace with

Devils

and

the

right

to

this

game

Silver,

Javier

Devils

two

had

manufacture

the

Socorro up

an

RBI

and

extend

similar

teams

the

Tech

its lead

into

Are you sick

you

first

inning,

Down

as

two

Duke

after

losing

two

2

39) High Point

Duke

count

two

by

the sixth

scattering

Eric Baumann

runs,

to

tie the

place

the

center

next

annoyed by

day

when

a

of 2-1.

Gotten’s

performance

run

in the fourth

the

longest outing.of

Bryan

a

field scored the win-

to

Smith

provide

the Blue

the bases.

the Yellow

in the

run

eighth

of

out

steam

close games.

afternoon Panther

eight

from

High

to

the

Point

by

a

(9-

final

pitcher Josh

scoreless

innings,

walk and four hits among Blue Devil batters.

pitcher Danny Otero,

game

where the Yellow

innings,

of “effortless

You know that on

catch up

to

lost

yesterday

in

Tech

answered and then

rebound

to

Duke

runs

sixth, Duke

but

more runs

Hoping sweep,

the

run,

seemed

com-

in the third.

a row,

men on

nine in

by

Jackets a

two

eight in

day

Jackets prompdy scored

with

in the second and

one

scored another

WEDNESDAY NIGHT

the

without

Georgia

ahead with

For the second

Game 3: Ga. Tech 14, Duke 3

left

Duke scored

the

at

saw

the Yellow

14-3 win.

not

team

the Blue Devils

one

as

Five

the bases.

sweep

Devils stranded 12

run.

right

Are you

problem

run

manding

Jumped

Game 2: Ga. Tech 9, Duke 8

the

to

only

answered with

in the ninth

extra

took

into

to

run

winning

spectacle

able

was

home

Jacket single

Are

a

went

the

as

pitchers

their

Gotten tossed

a two-run

and send the

Duke

and

up

team

could

the mound and

finished

the

Game 1: Ga. Tech 9, Duke 8

some-

Layden

win,

to

men on

on

Though

and

Murray

before

allow-

Saturday,

Duke

however,

Five

giving

but

needed

plate.

Hernandez,

and

it

mound,

Kyle

innings.

team-leading tally.

games,

struggled

sides

John

his

to

Sunday,

Miello and

and

RBIs

runs

WEEKEND SERIES

Greene

Schreiber

in six

and

4-for-6,

stranded 12

by

Zach

runs

opponent

went

multi-hit

over.

Jackets plated

Yellow

error

opposite

to

done.

Though Georgia

A

adding

three, but the Blue

at

not

picked

inning

the bases

ninth.

seven

does. Socorro, who leads the

average,

second and

to

Mike

Layden

were

launched

Blue

batting

Layden

shortstop Tyler

Devils

inning

9-8 loss with

rarely

BASEBALL

for the

center

throwing

a

third.

to

was

.391

a

Duke outhit its

Tech

inning

season.

Smith singled

the

with

team

ninth. Adam

Brian Hernandez

and scored

each

in

time

Yellow Jacket

tying

the

were

Georgia

fourth

strong

and homered

Bryan

third

Offensively, thing

hits in

eight

on

led off for Duke in the fourth

Layden

league’s

ing

and

hitting

sent

have

was

Murray

walked

not

one

clutch

second

extra

leads

strikeouts,

the Blue

plate,

keep

to

thanks