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parents in communities across the nation to
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setder leaders’ de-
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also is
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understand
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from page
who is
ing where he has Blue Devils
abused
during
ACC this
First he
too
was
years of
two
moves
school
finally
is
has had with
entire
an
his
extra
the
basket
made
that
of the nation’s top five and
prospects,
ingredients
disappointment,
play
to
too
was
that with the oh-so-smooth
around one
for
to
have
you
monster
a
much-hyped Raleigh should be able
star.
year This
sustain
effectively complement
the
all
the
to
he of
glimpses
to
Shelden Williams’
will
lose any recruits
not
for this: First,
reasons
class
recruiting
surefire
fact,
NBA
considerably
is
there may
prospect
year’s
next
weaker than all the other classes in —in memory
him several
take
array of skills and
has
to
be
who committed of his
junior time
that
recent
be
not
one
them.
among
5.
Duke
home this
beginning
NBA’s
the
even
set on
A
beat
that
the
nation’s
be
might
and
matured,
molded
Tar
on
and
things
will
one
the
push
fewer
the
calling
page
11
9 in Cameron Indoor Stadium.
ond-best
score
Smith also “I’m
very
young guys “We
have
have this
two
Michael
about
excited
we
promising
Americans,
and we
Blaum and
with
have
a
group of
two
returning
were
in
of
All-
guys.”
Duke’s
top
with finishers, tying for second place along
Michigan
score
State’s Harmon. Matt Crenshaw
of
to
215,
in the
Blue Devils’
at
10,
to
sec-
work
to
Nathan
posting
round
not
play
a
place. the
out
‘This win is
this weekend but will
along,” Myers good
chance
to
propel
said. “We should have at
Landfall.”
have
to
lot of flexibility within
a
continue
to
Sometimes
believe
it, but when
basics
to
Roof said.
better.
want
to
things
have
to to
things
that’s what you have
going right,
to
go go
start
hang
hat on.”
your
agreed
Kitchen
defense needs in the
with his coach that the
make
to
game’s
tals, I think he
particular improve-
a
at
us
means
still
are
Similarly,
painful
When
he showed
team,”
help
our
could
those
on
your
in my
was
wondering
morning
how
he could
team.” the helm Roof is still
at
each week
“I knew it to
a
toughness.
shows
do better,
After his first year
had
of
Roof said. “He
[Monday]
he
some
lot of guts,
a
lot
a
quarterback
your
office
starting
taking
of characteristics it rubs off
what
about fundamen-
staying low, tackling
after
character,
football
Mike
demonstrate
to
Saturday.
thought
of
types
hits
Reggie
the full-time
as
even
is
interceptions
quarterback
improvement
quarterback,
for this
Tech’s
Georgia
off
picking
“I
when
more
bright signs
some
Schneider has continued
lot
assignments
our
the ACC with four
leading
some
a
need to get
we
little bit
a
of
more
Sophomore John Talley
team, however.
after
and
eyes
eyes,”
our
as
playing.”
There
approaching
basics.
talks
[Roof]
“When
we’re
people
have
you
because when
sixth.
ALCS
from
13
page
come
was
just
as
a
get ready
us
very
It turned
Yankees in
the
he did his first.
Monday—that
to
we
Roof said.
play,”
out
to
be
the
only
13 at-bats with
hit for in
runners
scoring position.
hallway
with
his
12 th, he
as
for
None of the behind 3-0 in back
pushed
it
to
to
a
a
double
pitch
to
had
others
other
given
but
that
fell
Green
to
teams
series has two
ever
of them
the
three-run
Pedro Martinez’s 100th a
out
an
4-2 lead in the
after
Mark
seventh,
Gordon
and
com-
of trouble.
opposite-field
Monster
leading
liner
off
the
over
the
eighth,
Kevin Millar walked and Trot Nixon had hit-and-run
single
Dave Roberts
straight night,
New York
Sturtze
get
Ortiz hit 25
left
Mussina
Tanyon
bined
finish off their old rival.
on
Mike
Bellhorn’s leadoff double in the
the
Jeter’s opposite-field, right
before
games.
second to
night
his
joy.
postseason
sixth
Raising
met
homer in
win—and only
But for the
Derek
he did the two-run
winning leaped
the
second base.
to
triumph,
in
home;
coming
Yankees failed
Oct. 29-31.
really going
his
it within
adjust
we
system,”
fundamentals—you
to
back
do,
we
of the
the way you
go
come
off in the Landfall Tradition Tournament
UNC-Wilmington
said
team exe-
our
just focusing
Ball.
get
want
don’t
arm
top four.
Duke will tee
Junior
top
he
if his
but we’ve got
system,
Damon
finish alone in sixth
Schachner tied for 28th
Michael
great group
Quagliano
said.
freshmen
and
Quagliano
Schachner,
the
year,” Myers
of 213. Duke
placed
be successful
Feb.
of UNC finished alone in fifth with the from
because
plan,
game
certainly
Ortiz
MEN'S GOLF
expect
changes
make any
to
fun-
to
practices.
those
over
with
“I look
of
history All
not
can
ments
chemistry
Blue Devils come
posi-
But Duke
floor.
recent
when the Tar Heels
the
North
Blue Devils
coach,
has
of
paper,
their archrivals.
off
knocking
into
the
proud
a
to
Williams
Roy
On
ask
talent has
young
match the
can
much
too
Heels
teams.
top
by position
issues
at
back
reverting
on
parameters
back
Carolina’s
plans
“We do what the
millions
Carolina
North
said.
better with and
better.
cutes
“We
season.
sweep
finally
the
system
a
draw him away
to
better and
play
to
coach better.”
to
Roof
don’t will
for—North
top
the
better
being
Kitchen
damental drills for this week’s
in
college.
from
tion
at
have
have
We
good players. we
He does
Mcßoberts,
has had his mind
enough
be
not
might
year,
a
and the Blue Devils for such
Krzyzewski long
Duke
to
daz-
enough upside
Besides,
lottery pick.
a
the
athleti-
impressive
have
not
11
page
defense, and I think young
much less
Mcßoberts,
Josh
still has the better
the NBA this year.
national
center, but
college impact,
a
impact.
Carolina
Krzyzewski
Two
make
to
it will
that
raw
NBA
zling
the
from
season,
power game. 4.
so
years an
high
that he showed from last year
promise
is
from
last year. Eric
was
nation’s No. 2
is the
Boateng he
Livingston
Shaun
as
better,
FOOTBALL
tantaliz-
as
prospect
or a
cism, but he does
Randolph
and
learn how
Couple
Randolph
Shavlik
Then he
light.
completely healthy to
be
finally
underachieving
muscle.
a
NBA-ready
nation’s No. 3 overall prospect,
will
soft. But after
year
force in the
breakout year.
Randolph’s
the
be
to
appear
season.
This
3.
camps the past
summer
he won’t be
why
reason
any
and former
current
there doesn’t
years—and
two
the Blue Devils don’t have anyone
Second,
PREDICTIONS
to
that
third.
Yankees manager Joe Torre
Rivera, who threw 40
night.
He threw
sacrifice
fly
with the
tying
a
pinch-runner
sent
two
balls
to center run
pitches to
easily
brought
the
in
previous
Varitek,
whose
scored Roberts
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cause.
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when Duke students
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newspaper,
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Mollie
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after
comes
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united for
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acknowledge
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viction. We
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icle failed
and
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Undergraduate
support.
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and
follow
students
and
professors
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Despite
supposed
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wider time table
commitment to
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priorities.
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a
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students
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of MohammedYahya’s reference Oct.
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education. The
of
sure
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Students
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portray
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and offensive
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speaker
through,
came
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obtaining
and
that the Univer-
some
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aberration, the message of the
and
advertised. It should also
process
interaction and
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values and that
toring
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complete
research
faculty-student
future of
that
any research.
Undergraduate
sity
research.
ate
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her from the
which
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approve
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to
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other ways a
to
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cludes research is
creases
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opportunities
with
needs
In addition
funding,
the
to
nearly enough,
not
relate their
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fields.
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subject
conclusions.
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and
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involved
actively
be
grants
pro-
experience
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funding
Some
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commitment
by
education, it is
an
learning
different
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seeing.
certainly
can
tims
still
number of
in
it is
wanted victims of terrorism
aware
for non-naturalsci-
funding
exist, but it is
pro-
leam
or
be
also be due
may
research.
ence
classroom
to
important
lectures
Although
strict
to
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undergrad-
that research
learning
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their
during
equal
an
opportunities
absence of
find that the hands-on ap-
career
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of research in the natural
are
and
The
would have been
perceived
to
goal;
the hu-
The lack of humanities and social sci-
re-
students who have been involved
Many
neglected by
importance
that there
fault.
ganizers’
of natural sci-
staple
a
because of the
education.
college
research
Duke
deviate from the talk-
rally, speakers
ing points provided,
career.
be, in part,
how-
Undergraduate research,
a
sciences, but students need
ex-
few students do
too
or
it is often
search
now,
At every
as
portunities. Right
better prepare
to
Students
The
the
across
rally
vasive and worldwide
That message rang loud and clear.
manities and social sciences. This may
ex-
of research programs and op-
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undergraduate
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ences,
and it
University needs,
what the
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research is
undergraduate
school
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students. The institutionalized sup-
port
work and
graduate
undergrad-
in education, and
plays
seeking
provide
role
important
to
achieved its
rally
cause
one.
dents affirmed that terrorism is
po-
them for life after Duke, whether it be
and Sciences George McLenty of Arts
don
the
involve students in
to
passion,
tangible
and Dean of the facul-
Thompson
has
Terror
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search
Thursday
should be
dedi-
commendable
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a
outside
Thursday night, they
last
bubble, yet
This
terrorism. Not often
against
Duke students vocal about
are
of terrorism
Duke students unit-
14,1,500
stand
a
rallied for affirmed its
Oct.
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anti-terror message
Rally conveyed
positive
needs
to
or
the
has
the
matter
amount
or
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group’s right
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of monetary
funding
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a
a
group or
person
Phil Kurian’s flawed column, ‘The Jews,” tries to
around
tiptoe
he echoes the very idea
it,
that has fueled anti-Semitismfor decades. The 92,000 people who
promises.
identified
not
are
conscience who refuses
object
condemn
to
but
petition
signers
were
fights
global
a
this
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in
country
on
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to
do
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upon
identity, although
totally visible, just
ingrained
as
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and anti-Semitism both continue
throughout
resonate
there
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sentiments that
are
tied, and the sensitive wards them should be are
United States
it is
obvious that
difference between
distinct
a
two, both
particular,
the
the world. And while
and
should be al-
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have
They
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and
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their yarmulke.” They by taking off
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people
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organization
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imagine
the
signed
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visible
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a
actively disagree. Although
to
the
must
the
be
bat-
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feelings
respected
even
if
to-
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