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MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2004
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schools within those
regions.
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live.”
founding that
would
they
and
community,
the first
there would be
two
no
years
public-
Duke’s efforts
relations
there
two
of the
idea unless it
or
the
that in
public
had
effort,
the
was
by
We
neigh-
on
the
project
stunt.
has been
has been beneficial
criti-
some
of NPI
Duke’s
surplus
store
the
on
the
Lakewood
million loan
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a
of
mayor
addition of
the
at
Durham-based
to
given
Self-Help,
the
financial supporter for
largest non-profit
em-
many
community
been
Center and
Shopping
seven
the
to
have
to
of the
Some
neighborhoods.
part
com-
Officials
problems.
Keohane and other
interpreting
contributions
much invisible.”
focuses its efforts
mere
program
1996. “Before that time, Duke’s presence
[in
the
ties, University officials maintain that the
was
into action
program prevent
at
said,
cism of NPI from several of the communi-
Partnership
Neighborhood
the
a
a
was
Although
in real trouble,” said Burness, who spearheaded
to
address
of Durham.
well-being
about the
concerns
the second
tobacco
would have
in
forth
brought
was
the in-
as
first
undertake
crimes and the
apparent
Duke
with
involved
initiative. The not
see
employees
well
as
guiding principles
University’s
dealing
drug-related
became
it
1990s
Burness,
as
flesh—or
adding
demise of the textile and
tries,
borhoods where
rela-
Durham
actually
to
serious
three blocks away
one
place special emphasis
should
their ideas into action—to the al-
putting
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and
and
need for
the
the
described
Duke
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senior
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Burness
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miles
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President
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public
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in
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among those involved in the
involved in
of ways rather than focus
that NPI
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one
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a
from various media “It’s all
result of
program has
organizations
of Duke
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a
corporate citi-
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re-
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coming
for the fair for 42 years and make it
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people
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Cameron Indoor Stadium
Saturday
again
life
to
came
after
evening
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seven-
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fans
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of
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game
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not
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Shelden Williams scored 16 second-halfpoints,
teaming
with JJ. Redick and Sean Dockery
to
lead Blue
over
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Saturday
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Maryland Leslie Cooper
by
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Saturday J.J. Redick and Shelden Williams shined in the annual Blue-White front of
a
Scrimmage
women’s
in
2
Seeing drawing
Devils gave to
lose
to
up
red
little
a
to
slammed off the
three unanswered
bit
muster
No.
goals
in the
ACC)
dropping
season
to
game
ranked
3
Wali
Lundy
MARYLANdI
and Alvin Pearman
bined for 305
yards
on
the
<L
land
1
2)
as
Virginia trampled Duke in football.
end of regulation
ins forward Kimmy Devil defenders
Clank!
4
Duke
net.
Several of Duke's shots bounced off the crossbar to
as
the Blue Devils
find the net,
losing
to
were
unable
Maryland
1-0.
a
hand
the out
5
loss in
moves on
With
some
impressive wins,
Walter advanced
to
allowed
a
was
obviously
game
we
Lipsher got make
not
Maryland
a
very
feel like
Ludovic
Duke
Championships.
The field
hockey
team won a
games this weekend
pair
against
of
Big
No. 19
to
edge
disappointing
we
should have
offense for much of the
land
goalkeeper
seven
saves,
The Red Sox continued their hot streak,
taking
the first two games of the World
Series
against
Nikki
goals. Mary-
Resnick
a
free kick
Resnick
landed
came
at
deflected
a
gave
clear shot
the
shot,
the feet of Blue Devil on an
open
on
which
Rebecca
goal,
had
an
opportunity
to score on
rebound, but her shot sailed wide.
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major credit cards at the
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but
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Casey McCluskey
in the second
opportunity
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made
thwart the Blue Devil
to
Duke’s best chance
goal.
shots, but it could
leads Duke with 15
goals,
but Maryland held the Blue Devils scoreless for 97 minutes.
to score.
tempts
forward
the curse?
21
this effort into
convert
half when
Penn State and Northwestern.
Breaking
on
attempting
game,
Two weekend wins
Ten
was
the ITA National
not
7
Allison
the ball but could
and
Blue
shot into the
a
won,” head coach Robbie Church said.
Indoor
6
launch
Terrap-
two
the Blue Devils 1-0.
‘This
Walter
Francis beat
goalkeeper
on
save
to
the
at
the match contin-
play,
until the 97th minute when
ued
3-4-
overtime.
Scoreless
com-
ground
(7-4-3,
in
its un-
Mary-
...
Run over
was
several shots
as
loss,
penultimate regular
Virginia, 3-2.
con-
but
start
5-3
(12-5,
upset
an
the
pipes.
10 Duke
suffered
Duke
higher.
goal
a
Park
College
wished the crossbar
team
trolled the game from the
red cards, the Blue
two
in
night
soccer
just
was
crowd of students and parents.
unable
After
scoreless tie in OT
snaps
fresti-
The Great Hall
The Marketplace
Trinity Cafe
tst |geSA
Cants
the
“It’s unfortunatewe did we
had the
finish,
opportunity.
you’re going
to
not
finish when
When you
keep
don’t
them around,”
Church said. Late once
in
again
goals, shots,
game
failed two
as
to
kept
the
play, Blue
the Devils
crossbar off
the
Cohen missed
crucial
the box
from inside
flected off the
pipe. McCluskey,
that
who
a
the team’s leader with 15 score
of which
Devils also did
regulation
scoreboard. Rachel-Rose shot
into the
breakaways,
not
one
despite
were
on
capitalize
of which
taking
goal. on
five
The Blue a
pair
occurred
of
five
minutes into the game and another which
Carolyn Riggs generated
in the second half,
de-
came
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ROWING
Duke
8 streaks
varsity
down Charles
12th
to
Will Waggenspack
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The
Duke women’s
hundreds
of
other
rowing
and
team
competitors
in
met
Boston this weekend for The Head of the the world’s
Charles, The
Blue
Charles River 12th
largest regatta.
Devils’
as
the
they placed
of 41 boats in the women’s cham-
out
division. Of the 11
pionship eight
the finish before
cross
down
voyage
successful
was
collegiate squads national rowing
Duke,
them,
teams to
seven
and the other four
were
programs. in
finishing
12:44.383, beat
time
a
of
Texas, Stanford and
out
Clemson—three of the
teams
Devils
beating,
had
were
focused
on
the
Blue
senior
Christine Lauro said. “It
was
great
a
to
place
start
son,” Lauro said. “This finish dards as
high
and
train
we
The
distractions
surrounding the
with
“It’s
fans
winter for
to
easy
Emma on
caused
band
the
get
people on
hype test-
especially music and NOAH
course.
distracted,”
Darling
the
the
by
magnitude
blasting
the
lining
boat and less on
lot of incentive
concentration,
live rock
a
cused
a
the
of this
a race
team’s
cheering
more
us
sea-
stan-
season.”
spring
ed
gives
through
the
sets our
said.
sopho-
“But
in front of
us
in the
people
the sides.”
officials
because to
windy
shorten the
to
change
Although
superior
race
Duke’s
under control and
end, the shorter
by 1,500
plan
conserve
course
their
meters
40-year
was
to
go
his-
team
to
could
ling
Sunday
a
new boat
coxswain
of the
at
the Head of the Charles regatta in Boston, Mass.,
pressure
and
Katie on
the
best
steer
performance by
event
around
course
because
well,” Dar-
corners
a
was
to next
of
race
eight
also
Sunday, finishing
had
a
seventh in
field of 51 boats. The finish matched the
the
steering
race,
beating
the
team
in
the
out
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course,”
new team
knows it has “We
team an auto-
really
clicked
did a
dent
as
good job
freshman
freshman had
a
was
coach
the
a
feeling
lot
more
team, but there’s lots of
Charles,
tion
and al-
lineup,
a
race
“Now we’re
With the progress made
first
strong showing,
into the
to
which
it
the
the
team
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okay,”
improvement.” the
Charles
as
lower its times
to
went
Smith said.
said.
for the
though
we
[Smith]
The Head of the race
youth
year’s competition.
unit and Caroline
Emily Egge
youth
great
a
Duke
a
and earned the
matic bid “It
really good
women’s
standout a
some
A
early.
from
said.
The
out
energy for the
forced the
seventh-place
finish
team.
“We had we
rate
steering
of the
rest
conditions caused
for the first time in the event’s
tory.
increase its stroke
Tobin relieved
The Blue Devils also had
strategy
youth eight grinds
to a
fo-
we
the thousands of
Duke's
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Duke
Cavs dash away with win Alex Fanaroff
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Dargan’s leaping
Cedric clear the third
on
down
tried but
quarterback, tied
Brock Berlin, the Miami a
school record with five touchdown passes
and Devin Hester returned the
yards for another
100
opening kickoff
yards —299
team in the conference without
advantage of
miscues
numerous
Wolfpack, who were trying
loss.
a
beat
to
a
to
like
that,
Duke
pull off
a
play
stead with
They by the
top-10
and
major
a
nearly
Sexton had
quarterback Wyatt
turnovers that
Wake Forest build
helped
He
before halftime with
fumble, and both
turnovers
14-3 lead
a
tack
before
returned for
were
you
don’t
come
not
going
five
high
with
out
to
board, go back
work
to
what
out
we
OVERALL
times
for
3-0
6-0
made the
State
4-1
6-1
ing
Virginia
3-1
6-1
Despite
Virginia Tech
2-1
5-2
sive
Georgia Tech
3-2
4-2
0-4)
N.C. State
3-2
4-3
lier’s
North Carolina
2-2
3-4
Clemson
2-3
3-4
Miami
1-3
3-4
Wake Forest
0-4
3-4
Duke
0-4
1-6
Maryland
and
and
unable
was
running
11
Wali
in defen-
contain
to
just got
zone,”
from blocks
disengage
Duke’s
failure
-
Washington
No. 3 Auburn 42 No. 4 Miami 45 No. 5
N.C. State
Florida State 20
No. 6 Wisconsin 24 No. 7
No. 9 No.
looked
10
to
10
Virginia’s
from
out
the
position,
Wake Forest
-
17
trick
20-yard
a
20-Arkansas
Georgia
No. 11 Tennessee
17
No. 12 Purdue
14- No. 13
No. 14
37
Virginia
No. 15 West
27
Virginia
No. 15 Louisville
14
Michigan
41
the
-
Syracuse
-
6
South Florida 9
No.
17 Texas A&M 29- Colorado 26
No.
18 LSU
-
Fresno
St. 16
No. 21 Arizona
-
Mississippi
State 48
No. 22
Oklahoma St. 20
No. 24
Notre Dame 23
No. 25
lowa 6
-
-
-
the
yards—down Lundy
line.
and
line
goal
next
heavily
easily
on
his
-
Missouri 17 BC 24
Penn State 4
play,
two
Virginia
the
on
Devils
drives also
were
able
line,
holding
the
re-
game, but
running to
come
their
up DAN
own
Cavaliers
to
a
drive
minutes
that
started
remaining
passes for
with
more
than 30
terback, Despite
on
five
a
a
former
high
wide-receiver
plays
caught
yards each,
school quarreverse
from inside
managed
337 total
yards Saturday against Virginia
but
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only found the
end
CHRONICLE
twice.
zone
fourth-and-onechance in the first half thatwould have given the Blue Devils the lead.
on a
under
in the first half,
the first from Schneider and the second from Adams,
The Blue Devil offense Duke failedto convert
field goals.
eight
two
en-
rushed
first
defensive stands inside
20-yard two
13
one-yard
game
straight
—though
the game.
Blue
with
than
10
holes
St. 38
UCLA 42
run-
Virginia
Duke stormed downfield. Elliott No. 20 Florida 31
pass
to
offensive line
ball
huge
more
the
On
20
24-Troy
No. 19 Boise St. 33
16
lied
the
ran
Duke
The
Duke 16
-
the
tying
Alabama 13
-
for
never
across
Utah 63- UNLV 28
10
experienced
through
tered
Texas Tech 21
-
its
of
Cava-
pave the way.
times
to
Arizona 0
-
to
start.
timely
a
Ronnie Drummer,
Pearman
31
Northwestern 12
-
California 38
No. 8 Texas 51
0
Kentucky
-
-
back
ning
Kansas
-
and
7-0 lead because
a
and
penalty
contain
to
stood
from wide receiver Deon Adams
USC 38
Cava-
make the tackles.”
lier
Oklahoma 41
(1-6,
the
Duke head coach Ted Roof said. ‘We’ve
excellent field
1
rush-
Duke
everything —man,
After Duke took
No. 2
38
game.
tried
ground game
No.
the
touchdowns.
strategy,
to
the
Lundy
carries,
two
changes
number of
a
alignment
“We
of his
yards
in
on
carrying
and
yards,
most
for 82
red
Senior tailback
attempts.
223
3-1
yards
Alvin Pearman led the way, ACC
and
the
in
(6-1,
348
up
in 61
ground
do
”
Meanwhile, Virginia racked
yards. drawing
tomorrow
can
finish it off.
to
the
team-
a
97
and to
said
game,”
who had
back
go
on a
points
any
win the
to
at-
wanted to, but if
receptions
got
ACC)
Florida
we
in the
running
the ball
move
to
end Ben Patrick,
zone
CONFERENCE
creativity
hang
to
hopes.
any upset
drives when
couple
MARYLAND 7
would indi-
score
Cavaliers’
able
were
figure
-
final
the
quashed
“We’ve
a
touchdowns. (AP)
CLEMSON 10
the
in
closer for much of the
was
The Blue Devils’ offensive
tight
interception and
an
in-
37-16,
No. 14 Virginia,
to
game than
you’re
cost Florida State the game.
first
swing Saturday
momentum
that
contest
“We
tough day, committing three
the
ended
Wallace Wade Stadium.
at
game
over
half
a
for the Blue Devils
points
no
No. 5 Florida State
victory
in
ing
16
and effort allowed them
20-17
less than
minutes remain-
half
Saturday.
Seminoles
37
22-yard field goal
surprisingly close
Wake Forest
a
help
to
drive that could have
a
DUKE
cate.
to
fourth
Schneider’s
Ronnie Elliott fell
only
FSU 20-WAKE FOREST 17
with 1:03
Mike
On
14-13 lead with
a
Duke fell
a
short.
just
up
wide-open
a
on
short of the receiver.
Just
a
Xavier Beitia kicked
junior
goal line,
came
2001. (AP)
team for the first time since
the
sneak the ball past the
VIRGINIA
in the first half alone—but remained the
away
the Vir-
by
three and
Saturday night. The Hurricanes allowed 440
yard
feet and
landed
quarterback
throw
just
given
45-31
Wolfpack
he
down,
No. 4
helping the
score,
Hurricanes hold off the
took
to
N.C STATE 31
stuffed
was
to
attempt
one
his
back
running -
from
Undeterred,
defense.
ginia
MIAMI 45
line
goal
pass.
the Cava-
lier
five-yard
fourth-down failed
line,
including
incompletion,
Schneider’s
the Blue Devils
to score.
Virginia defensive
was
than three minutes. Cavalier kicker
Connor
Hughes
goal, stretching able
stand,
yards—including tailback
more
Michael
to
capitalize
following
47
on
with
rushing yards
Johnson —in
a
its 90
kicked the
lead
a
27-yard
to
16-7
field at
the
end of the half. “Instead of
being
a
tie
ballgame,
we’re
from little
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Virginia running a
handoff
team
As
on
looking
they
Duke’s to
did for
put
15
the game
most
him
defenders
Lundy
down. But
in
eight line
the
yards
of scrim-
7-yard line, in
an
the
effort
apparently
and
enough
leaped
two
Cavalier
air to
both defenders all the way line for
Lundy’s
run
and
not
tailback
dragged goal
two
bring
was
the
a
214-
across
to
that allowed the UVa backs
thing special.
The holes that the Cavalier’s
generated
game,
defense allowed 348 on
61
tered
the
yards,
record
set more
“When that carry the
to
but
their
223
coach
a
one
A1 guy
lineman who
lot of
guys got
really
did
not
have
to
a
standing
Nothing
secondary.
is
of Brown
and
remaining rushed
seven-yard gain. play
do
was
on
is. We
the
behind
Groh
first
for
the
tered
another
again
called the
seven
gained
11
Dewan
like it,
execute,
we
are
and that’s what
you,
him away from the
have
said.
a
really
“We knew
that
with
their
good got
the time the
Complemented
pretty tough.
attack
line of
focus in
the
You’ve
BIG BAD BEN
KNOCKOUT
Facing fourth-and-goal
When Duke lined up in
Virginia capitalized
on
Backed up
On third-and-11 from its
from the Cavalier one, the
extremely unorthodox,
punt block with
impres-
Blue Devils took to
set up their
a
timeout
early
play.
Schneider rolled
out
spread-out punt formation
to
his
in the third
quarter,
Virginia linebacker
Jon
right and threw the ball
Thompson had easy
short of
to
a
wide-open
ensuing punt block
Ronnie Elliott. A touchdown
His
would have given Duke
gave
late first-half lead.
a
access
punter Trey McDonald.
the Cavaliers excel-
lent field position.
sive
an
15-yard touchdown
third and
by tailback Wali Lundy.
hit
The
junior dragged
over
Duke defenders into the end score
two
seven
zone.
yards
The
Cavaliers put the
up
own
19-yard line and facing
run
more
own
Ben Patrick
the middle. The
appeared
to
30-yard line late
fourth quarter,
long, Schneider
tight end
in the
Virginia
quar-
terback Marques Hagans
sopho-
found Tom Santi low rout. The
be
on a
reserve
shal-
tight
stopped short of the first
end turned the short pass
down but broke free for
into
23-7 in the middle of the
45-yard gain that set
third quarter.
Blue Devil touchdown.
up
and
them.”
on
LUNDY ROLLS
thier
really
scrimmage
PUNT STUFFED
on
into
of the
one
it makes them pretty
tight ends,
up front,
to
O-line,”
coming
probably
was
best o-lines in the nation.
same
regis-
time,
its.
had
play.
athletic
GROUND BALL
an
play
going
linebacker Brendan Dewan
the game that it
a
once
yards. By
to
better than
“They
and this
play,
football
we
today.”
day pushing
yards. Virginia
same
athletic
fast,
the that spent the entire respect for group
quarter,
Brown
called for
did
plays
zone.
well know what the
as
going
are
execute we
drive.
scoring
identical
seemingly
big,
a
might
Duke
second down, and the senior
Pearman
any-
offensive
the Cavaliers’ offen-
in
are
[Duke]
indicative of the domi-
Pearman
day
Elton
in front of him.
more
11
in the end
were
“We
the Cavaliers had covered
over, on
team,” Pearman said. ‘The way
was
potential All-American,
line-
all
line
was
yards
and
the ball.
Virginia’s
sive line than the team’s first
had
large
back would have
338-pound
With 8:15
they
of the
is
drive 71
that
especially dominant, plowing through
nance
to
so
defensive
day.
their
who
tonight,
all
6-foot-6,
a
anyone
said.
offensive
wide receivers game
all of terrif-
has
Devils’
manhandled
centu-
Groh
really
Blue
Brown,
were
running
were
respectable day rushing
The
it.” part of
that Pearman
a
school
school
obviously
All of those
tight ends,
a
had
yards,
Virginia
him there
happens,
it.
any
high
was
head
flag,
on
change
share
en-
total with
than a half
terrific and
was
Virginia
men,
who
rushing
season
those guys who got
name
256
ground
in 1948.
“Alvin
ic,”
the
on
short of the
yard
one
rushing ry ago
game
Blue Devil
Pearman,
with
doubled his
nearly
yards
Alvin
carriers.
untouched into the
to run
Blue Devils" front 7 offensive line
The remarkable aspect lead
gaps
the swiss-cheese-like
touchdown.
pushed Virginia’s
opening
23-7 with 6:54 left in the third quarter. For
tailback
the
untouched. At the
onto
hospitably.
pound
past
line
5-foot-10,
streaked
him
of reach.
defensive
The
analysis
latched
out
of the game, the Blue
greeted game
Duke
line with his
yard
Devils’
mage
Lundy
took
The Cavaliers offensive line dominatedDuke's front,
bully the
back Wali
Saturday.
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a
a
a
46-yard gain that led
to the Cavalier touchdown
that sealed Duke's fate.
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MEN'S TENNIS
VOLLEYBALL
Walter
qualifies for Indoors
ACC
Tom Austin
by
stall Duke’s
THE CHRONICLE
Junior
Ludovic Walter is
the fall’s
to
most
headed back
important championship
his favorite surface.
on
After of last
making
year’s
the
to
run
momentum
semifinals
ITA National Indoor Cham-
Arbor, Mich., after the
a
Walter
pionship,
will
return
month
next
to
Ann
to
not
only
with
crown
THE CHRONICLE
go
partner Jason
volleyball
the
at
the
beginning,” reeling
victories this weekend.
“I
two
confi-
dent, attacking well, and moving well. If you with confidence, you
Walter’s
do well.”
can
men’s tennis
the mideast
who
team
competed
hosted
by
Six Blue Devils advanced
to
regional
the
ready
beaten at home this
DUKE
MI
with
today
ues
Duke’s
for
Stokke Devil
duo
will
pair and
Peter
the
they lost
Blue
for
the
over
to
kind
of
play
their
to
“I
join
assistant
Walter stole the
was
the
only
Duke
served well
once
player
to
and
only
to
however,
play won
pair
a
a
faced
of
of close
first-set
USC sets.
to earn a
7-6,
7-5 win
to
advance
to
sec-
the
quarterfinals. Head
pair “I
year,”
of
a
Jay
Lapidus
events
at
Walter said. “I
hope
there. It’s the
are a
just taking
right
shot
at
I
singles
can
lot of
last
do well
or
good play-
your chances and the
right
time.”
Walter is the
who will advance
player
to the
ITA
Championships
only
Duke
singles
indoors,
a num-
ber of other Blue Devils had strong
perfor-
mances,
Stokke
also
posted
for the second consecutive
season.
tallied
hot
then blanked
in
the
validation of all his hard work”.
de-
On
said.
really
“He’s
before
in
putting
come
Neeter
through,”
very
some
close
out
team
3-1
a
in
starting
extra
to
side,
round
in the to
be
Wake
a
digs,
Forest
capped
off
“We
by
a
kill from
18
are
kills.
third,
Maryland’s
Sarah
a
its
match-high momentum
experienced
coming through.”
SEE VOLLEYBALL
ON
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WOMEN'S TENNIS
Blue Devils ousted in Scott Bailey
by
“We
THE CHRONICLE
The Duke women’s tennis the ITA Southeast
eliminated from
Tournament
Regionals
suffering quarterfinal
five
team was
losses
in
both
Sunday
after
singles
and
the
showing,
advancing
Blaszak
and
to
and
match
Carleton
8-3.
Jennifer
The
Zika
are
the
with the nation’s
Sunday’s
game
Cargill
of their
and partner JenniferZika
quarterfinal
match
to fall
9-7.
were
broken in
sets,
Duke
in
their
Sarah Fos-
team
from last
younger the
its
players
year
can
is
com-
top teams,” head coach Jamie Asha
much better
development
were
strength they
depth
our
position
gaining
have this
despite
since
the
days
last
the
year.” play
early exit,
season,
experience
season.
this
of match
to
when
provide
last
said,
results. This year,
year’s
opposed
as
referring
freshman
to
only
Zika,
to
Clelia Deltour,
had
we
one
last
Carleton,
who
all
joined
Saturday’s play. defeated UNC’s Caidin
easily
No. 68
Zika
lost, 6-4, 6-2, against
State after
opening
recording
two
rounds. The from
Collins, 6-1,
Barbara wins
strong
19th-ranked
UCLA,
Kendall Cline of North
of
Friday
in
Carleton,
bested
was
Carolina in
by
6-0.
Orlay
who
No.
113
close three-set
a
match, 7-5, 4-6, 6-2. Deltour and Blaszak each also lost in
straight In
sets.
Saturday’s
Cargill
as
eased after
matches concluded three
showed
and
Arasu in
N.C.
on
the final 16
Ashworth
Blaszak
the
in
transferred
Mojzis.
their doubles match
duo, Kentucky’s
for the entire women’s team, and
Kristin
straight
duo of Kristin
kind of results where
worth said. “We’re in
Sophomore
second
faltered
sophomore
dropped
shown. Our No. 3 doubles
pete
the last
the
Coin and Alix Lace-
against Julie
the nation’s third-best
“Those
CHRONICLE
singles
and Aibika Kalsarieva.
ter
EMILY DUNN/THE
for
match in
Sunday’s
junior Jackie
larie of Clemson,
9-7
quarterfinals
best
of the doubles draw, senior Katie
quarterfinals
round-of-eight
Cargill
Blue Devils’
North Carolina’s 13th-ranked Aniela
to
In the
the
the
to
consecutive year. Arasu lost
6-2, 6-2,
improved
Arasu had
quarterfinals
players
year,”
doubles draws. Senior Saras Arasu
de-
in the
rode
Maryland
on
making
games, the
two
victory
a
with
back.”
us
the first
out
from
us
and
us
really strug-
though
Treadwell, who finished with
really exciting spring
up, and the
eked
Terrapins
load for
up
set
Maryland
consistent
said.
really
splitting
to
Park.
big
prevented
and that
After
na-
said. ‘The freshmen
come
fense, which
in with
the Blue Devils
over
block
our
Pixie
enough
not
more
game,” Nagel
better.”
15 kills and
victory.
College
getting
gled getting
quarterfinals.
a
been
every
of
and
Amritraj
from
team
Lapidus
are
guys
has
get
chipped
was
to
win
“The to re-
sophomore
carried a
“[Hunkus]
re-
Walter and
the
played well, defeating
going
for us,”
winning
to
doubles
falling
“It’s
broke
been
time, and he’s
the
tionally-ranked
Virginia
reached
was
Walter and Stokke advanced.
only
Peter Shults
Commonwealth 6-0, 6-0. “Stokke
a
but
16,
nation. Stokke
Arumni of
Sergei
ally
Stephen Amritraj, Stokke,
der Merwe, who
van
matches in the past. This
big
But it
about
said. have
just
we
career-high
a
own.
the
pulled
some
Zimmermann all
help
impressive win,
an
Izak
9th
that will
into the off-season.
momentum
ranked
to
matches
winning
feating top-seed is
reached the semifinals in
making
in
and
Maryland,
Saturday night
Although
Walter
playing
indoors.
better this year. There ers
said
force” in November,
Mary-
perfor-
doubt
no
learn from this and
can
power JuniorLudovic Walter advanced
them carry
coach
“could be
we
)NICLE
forced
broke Eklund in the final game of the ond
TOM MENDEI
Walter,
tiebreaker and
and
Jolene Nagel
journey,
a
16 of her
ju-
trouble
ACC)
previously
classmate Tealle Hunkus
past
The
as
5-6 in the
the
disappointed,
Against
he
as
advance
singles play.
when Tom Eklund
Walter
a
alize
coach
show, however,
in
quarterfinals
nior
is
Levanas the
fall
weekend
a
for
head coach
season
Neeter said.
Jon
in
5-5)
letdown
am
that,”
go in there and
game,”
(15-7,
as
Virginia (14-7, 4-5)
(10-10,
can
soon
pectations
Blue Devils.
Walter and Zimmermann at nationals.
“They’re just going
both
to
mance
20th-ranked
chance
a
3
rise. Duke
can
land
Tar Heels Geoff Boyd
Pomeroy
this
way
just
Jonathan
The
matches
nation’s
play against
Brad
of
Rodrigues.
four
won
and
VIRGINIA
contin-
indoors on the line
at
spot
Blue
the week-
Championship
doubles tandem
and
weekend
a
the
Devils learned the hard
The
sea-
home
But
Duke and
end past strong ACC and national compe-
Friday.
out-
into the
stretch.
MARYLAND' 2
North Carolina.
tition
had al-
son’s
at
a
next
The
season.
optimistic heading
was
into
Maryland,
Blue Devils
a
successful weekend for the 10 members of the
that
teams
pair
a
Duke’s
and
Virginia
opponents,
rise
a
the ACC.
were
look
triumph Sunday highlighted
victories and
the
game, after
riding high
tie in
second-place
off five
was
Friday night’s
team was
of conference
good
16th-ranked Walter said after
play
into
Coming
Zimmermann. “I felt pretty
Gregory Beaton
by
title but also defend his
singles
2003 doubles
straight
pair
well
as
through
doubles action,
their second
receiving
the
pairs
of Zika and
32nd-ranked Carleton and Blaszak each
first-round
and
third round matches
Arasu and
byes.
sophomore
partner Tory Zawacki lost in the round of 32.
Despite lowed
the
Duke
setbacks,
necessary
winds down. Tm
really
establish
“We’re
looking
hoping
ourselves to
the fall before
to
regional
we
now
7,
team
time
can
as
end the fall
The Blue Devils tational Nov. 5
the
match
a
as
use
tournament
the
on a
this invitational
good to
to
said.
note.”
the Tar Heel Invi-
the Blue Devils’ last in the
al-
season
team,” Ashworth
look ahead
play begins
fall
tournament
spring.
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by
Thirteen minutes into the
THE CHRONICLE
Neither the game State
Dudek netted No. 19 Penn
against
unranked Northwestern
or
win for the Duke field
hockey
Blue Devils handled both
5-1,
respectively.
out
on
of either
top
had
The
4-1
not
and
come
however,
squad,
Beth Bozman said. With the
5
NW
■|
3
Duke
its
improved
record
14-3,
to
concluding stretch
DUKE
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PE HH ST.
of
road games,
1
4-1. Penn
on
two
an
early
get
on
and
on
assist.
on
off of
came
penalty
a
corner
Bischof collected
an
The Blue Devils increased their lead second
penalty
with
corner
minutes left in
the
less
than
half. Grade
drove the ball past Penn State’s her 11th
of the
score
tered another assist
the
on
a
two
Sorbello for
goalie
Bischof
season.
on
regis-
and
play
now
leads the NCAA with 19. its lead,
Despite team
in
the first
half,
FOOTBALL
from
down nine,” Roof said. and
Morgan
only goal
probably games,”
the
the
year.
In both
said.
because
important (7-10)
Sunday, out to
before the Wildcats could
on two
to
score
additional 5-1.
two
which made her 4-for-4
goals
play,
games,
play,”
and
an
the Duke
rather than of the
led
assist.
focused
transitions and
but
ball movement.” Duke
took
an
team.
its
No. 3 Duke will
play Virginia
on
fine-tuning
games, another
working
Bozman said
teams
working
on
on
lead
in
both
focus of the
for
an
the
to
ACC showdown with No. 16
squad.
The
team,
regular
season
Cavaliers
prepare
Virginia,
contest
hung tough
for
with
“We re-seized
they
the
Blue Devils
before
again.
the
opened,
Duke lined
up in
an ex-
linebacker
Virginia
the
covered
at
the
Duke
with
from
zone
ginia
15
yards
out,
giving
Vir-
the
Patrick led
their
on
game
fight
back
to
next
the deficit
the
down, catching
able
were
to
way
Duke
in
The
After
Duke
and
position,
yard
defensive
a
drive,
field
With
Matt Brooks
have
match aliers In
23-13.
its
lead
12
to
score
minutes
said
Roof
worn
dwindling,
yards
that
a
Virginia
defense
down late in the game, his
“We got
a
little tired, this all
Brandon Dewan tions: can
You
Al-
can
play-
say,
tired,’
two or
stalled the
at
the
next
grounding
Cavalier’s
Blue
op-
and
on
at
the
best efforts two
uations, the Cavaliers’
ques
of reach,
Hagans’
Deyon utes
out
and
threw
Williams with
remaining.
the end
as
a
third-and-long
next
desit-
energy
touchdown
lot
this
being
both
to
less than three min-
LAURA BETH
Tight
end Ben Patrick hauls in
a
pass from
quarterback
Mike Schneider
during Duke's
DOUGLAS/THE CHRONICLE
loss
to
UVa
Saturday.
get
turn
to
the block.
in
both
favor
the
prevented
keeping
points
of
this
games
going
who
al-
behind them
momentum
attendance
promotions
you go
difficult week-
a
on
the road in the
said. ‘This weekend will make
long
run.
Anytime
you
this, you notice things
their
this
problems
sites this weekend.
better in the like
victory.
defense
serving,
usually in
play
overpowering
weak
anytime
Nagel
pattern
back-and-forth
their opponents,
the
game
defense.
on
same
claim the match
was
not
several
to
improve
The Blue Devils
to
not
the Cav-
to
from
learn from and
Mar-
pass
that
despite
Virginia
opponents
had
losses
drive put the
quarterback
a
aces
could
especially concerning
attacking
ACC,” of Duke’s
team’s
the end of the game.
performances
with
first,
end—it is
us
fense, which forced
game
at
“We knew this would be
Blue Devil drive, and Vir-
ginia regained possession.
Despite
to
Duke
attacks any serious
Devils
ready
line
21-yard
used
not
weekend. The weak block
you
call
who
“We had
fewer
the end
because of special
intentional
Schneider
much
away
addition
The
but we’ve faced
I’m
‘Ah,
much of the
serving.
caused many of the team’s
season,” linebacker
said. “You’ve got
was
kills,
she said.
but in
weekend,
may
keep coming.”
An
at
In
Duke’s
situations like
and
individual
Duke
disagreed.
ers
21
up
second, the Blue Devils could
the
as
touchdown
remaining.
his
racked
The third game reflected the
27-
a
Blue more
by Stephanie Istvan,
its weak
to
pulled
the
good
its field
kicked
somewhat
Virginia’s hitting power and
muster
Virginia’s
on
earlier the
in
who
attributed
throughout
less than
though
on
stop
capitalized
of
two-point was
con-
pleased
was
digs.
errors
the way,
wide-open
Devils’ score
pass
players
The first game remained close much of
the
goal.
marched 70 with
to a
pass
Blue
conversion failed, and the
next
up 31
problem,”
long
capped
come-
in Charlottesville. Duke
weekend, and we’re a
third-down passes
three-yard
on a
Powell.
more
a
fashion, losing the match 3-0
defense
on
problems
touch-
drive off with his second touchdown
day
and
which
said.
24 hours
by Hunkus,
picked
to seven.
a
situations. Schneider
yardage
Galen
led
drives,
two
we
6
page
lot of young
Virginia
to
night
Nagel
eventually cutting
the
Friday
line. Five
28-yard
game, in
that,” Nagel
convincing
re-
23-7 lead.
a
The Blue Devils into
Cavaliers
from
this weekend, and I
Devils fell
Thompson
the
at
just
part,
and Hunkus fell short. a
Fewer than
bulled his way into the
plays later, Lundy end
Jon
and
punt
most
Duke’s standout freshman Car-
had
tributing
McDonald especially shallow. punter Trey
blocked
fourth
by
DeMange ‘We
the
look
to
game because that’s how
on our
back led
formation with
tremely spread-out punt
but for the
strong,”
on
going
well.”
play
teams
struck
disaster
tournament.
yesterday.
coming
“We’re
strengths,
focus
rie
second half
traded punts
their
said.
into the
back
went
down the field.” As the
Bozman
3-2
losing
has been
VOLLEYBALL
page 4
then
No. 1 Wake Forest,
“Virginia
The Blue Devils have the week
at
our
recent
which is the final
early
this weekend at homein its final ACC contest before the conference
competition.
stopping
defensive end. We’re
the
Katie
emphasized
Bozman said. “We’re
our
in-
goals,
Bischof scored
Cara-Lynn Lopresti
“We have been our
im-
more
Grant and Dudek also scored for the
own
seven
Bozman
again jumped
once
her
in the second half.
changed
momentum
thought
Christy
were
lead,
piled
with
quicker
Bozman
“sluggish”
was
that all
the
team
the
Ten teams.”
penalty shot,
a
open
slung
the board.
Duke
The
Johanna
3-0
an
ju-
op-
Penn State’s
Northwestern
Against
creasing
goal
both
Big
are
to
who
shot with about
was
they
scoring
regulation.
“Penn State
0 lead about nine minutes into the game.
senior
junior
portant of the “However,
ball
post,
now
The
pipes.
penalty
a
minutes left in
1-
early
an
the far
saves.
the Blue Devils
(9-8), sopho-
gave Duke
Amy Stopford
at
net,
recorded six
five
Against State
more
a
the
In
the
passing
Shaw
and
goals.
Duke’s final
up
ball between the
this weekend, No.
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set
portunity,
Lindsay
came
111.,
of wins in Evanston,
pair
nior also
Nicole
half,
goal
leads the Blue Devils with 17
it
head coach
big loss,
a
big
a
team.
squads,
If Duke
would have been
was
unassisted
an
Ten duo in Illinois
Big
game
action
now
back
this
North Carolina in
in the have
on
Friday
Chapel
long
as
can
run.”
nearly
track
have
you
a
week
they
re-
night against
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at
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October 29
Afternoon
Workshops
Catered
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Rev.
Musekura
12:00-1:30pm
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October 30
Workshops
The Fine Art of Christian Dr. William
Edgar: Professor,
After Duke: Work, David
Mills:
Where's
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Dr.
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Engineering (2002), Duke
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Pastor of Blacknall
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Theological Seminary
Life, and Ethics
Biomedical
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right
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period,
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season.
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a
goal
to
goal
defield headed it in for the of
matter
a
scored three
goals
10 to
game
minutes,
take the
winner.
Virginia
took
score
a
goal
on
nine
eight people,”
standpoint,
we
or
“I think from worked
we
and battled, but
finally
basically
hardest
our
overwhelmed
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us
most
of the
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saying
was
he
on
said
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a
because
issued
from the
the
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man
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to block
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work best
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as
give
a
them
the feel of what like this
team
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our
and
show, team
try to
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to
do
give
going
our
them to
be
year.”
hard. We
have
from
is
to
any-
concen-
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in
be
to
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pre-
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going
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and we’re
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forward
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practice
North
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Chapel
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undoubtedly
Thursday
“[The team]
the shot.
win
to
playing
good
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not
to
with
we
had
do much
really
Coming
men.
should win.”
we
the
con-
try
content
couple
a
win,
was
lead in
the
the field for
up
first
the
break-
a
Burke
came
Devils’
Blue
In
net.
the
the
shot, post
minute,
kick in the back of the
Blue
Devils
hold
to
28th
2-0
a
lead.
that lead for
onto
“I
think
game, in part because Duke
the
midfield,
that
midfield
our
Miller said.
well,”
really
their
the
to
challenge
in the UVa-Duke
players,
Virginia
against
disappointed
a
can’t
like
help,
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we
10
even
nine, there’s
you’re
won
the
into red
the
of
the
on
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field.
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but with you
and
make you
adjusted pretty
men
so
into the
that,
game
cards,
getting shots,
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proud
highly-touted
plan coming
game
come
cause
a
were
Miller said. “We executed
situations that
cially
of the batde
team.
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game,”
players
our
game.”
although
efforts
own
dominated
and I felt that all of
up
comes
The
played extremely
‘They basically
can
only
do be-
unbalanced.”
players
game,
said
they
felt like
the filial
despite
they
score.
“Coach Rennie said after the game that we
could be upset, but of it
out
game,”
we
pointed
as
87 minutes, a
team
think that and
upset
so
really
basically play
had “We
come
won
the
outplayed
there’s
nothing
could have done
obviously
we’re
disap-
about the game, but I
think we’re confident in can
we
Miller recounted.
them for that
[we should]
that
knowing
with
knowing
anyone.”
that
we
Danny
Millerand the Duke defense had
to
play a
man
down for
more
than half of
Saturday's
in
match.”
from Wadsworth and Blake
able
was
better. I
regulation.
after
hand in the air to try
to
“We’ll finish
controlled the middle of the field.
the field and
swung
call such fouls, the field ref-
game
be
can’t
you
penalty
a
of the
most
Cavalier who
do
to
doing,
and
gained
the
goal, giving
weren’t
described the inci-
intentionally
Although
generally
eree
in
had
but
block
Camp put
adjust.
con-
despite being
into Freeman, the
the sideline,
Pope
man.
Pope
ran
stopped suddenly. was
game
defending,
had
Virginia’s goalie Ryan
into
you
down since the 42nd minute.
man
he
and
broke aTitle.”
Duke had kept the Cavaliers under trol for
and
defen-
a
could
we
and frustrated by the game, to
there and
Wadsworth kicked the ball off the far
game away
87 minutes
Miller said.
Danny sive
them
we
goal
goals
to
were
from the Blue Devils. “It
out
the
of the contest, Will Hall
and Freeman crossed the ball twice and Lit-
In
a
for
position
conference-leader No. 2 North
at
Carolina
in
tournament.
In the fifth minute, Michael Videira
away. As
Duke
the game into overtime.
Mike Littlefield scored his first
first Cavalier
of
kick leveled the
penalty
Six minutes into the
ginia’s
the
at
some
said the official’s call
players
tionable, Freeman’s score,
after Blue Devil
fouled him
Jepson
the
of
kick
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freshman
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found Wadsworth
penalty
a
thought down,”
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to
really good
go
halftime we felt like
at
experi-
2-0 lead. We felt like
a
game won,
Camp.
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half minutes later, Freeman
a
in
had,
we
Duke had
lead in half.
goal
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when
Hunter Free-
cutting
tally,
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a man
trol the ball like score
Hartman’s header for
John
first
for what will
were
offense.
breakdown.”
ACC
now
on
the
advantage.
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five
searching
finally
Johnson
assisted
man
half.
ball
Duke’s
on
2-0
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just
to
Wadsworth said. “All
who accumulat-
night,
second
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by posting
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overcome
Melchionni and
the
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injury
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to
of
until the 94th minute when
sup-
for the
shooting
Nelson.
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and
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side in
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belonged
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of all:
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student’s
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to
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“dialogue.”
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glowingly praising and
constructive
column
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having
certainly
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denounce
condemn the
killing
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something.
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lot
broken record,
college
a
student’s
Palestinian suicide
but if Brodhead
opinion,
recruiting
bombing
then he
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run
and refuse
to
of civilians.
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resist
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our
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hang
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major.
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remembered
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premed.
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ask his ad-
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but all he could
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individuals who endorse
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conference. Last
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individuals
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workshop,
the hateful and
that
group
our
campus is
our
The Chronicle
with six other members of her
Value
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session for Palestin-
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families of
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host
they
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conference attendees, In-
to
ternational
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recruiting
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but that’s
last weekend,
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founder
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organizations.
report it,
to
greater
this column said serve
long
against
off last weekend without
went
the conference was
events
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for this
reporters
Palestine
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mean
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certain
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reminisce with their child. But it’s
to
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major.
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for the
initially calling
the
community
anti-Kurian mob.
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to
reread the column with
doubt find
crush beer
to
about him, but noth-
worried that the Chi-
who wishes
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versy
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Chronicle.
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support the column publicly.
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exchanged.
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liked
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say
early Tuesday,
or
whelmed
people
speech
Kurian’s column
Monday morning
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Monday
free
abrogated
masses
would
haps offensive,
deemed offensive.
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out
Setting
that
than the column was.
worse
danger-
more
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erased when his
even
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column
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But SIR ELTON has
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who expresses or
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called “a very
that
ways
for anti-Semitism
versity.
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they
than
their parents.
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particularly
being
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hate.
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deeply disappointing
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up
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human being —a
crushed
being
marginalized
are
did
surely
of their derision, mock-
defamation and
someone
be
so
outrage
object
ery and racism is life that is
his
to
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well-organized
Kurian’s and
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goes
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posts
SIR
the fact that
tragic story
work in the service
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abandon their
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and
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spiteful.
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Kurian’s
industry.
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force
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speech. Attempting
says his future is ruined
one
but that he could
and
student who
a
preposterous
The massive crackdown from the
Some call him
Adolf Hitler
to
against
of academic freedom,
tenet
Chronicle editors
assault him, several say
deprive
to
The Chroni-
through
throw anti-black racism in
physically
Scholarship
him
compare
some
to
Kurian
to
particularly inflammatory.
are
some
Goebbels,
they
directed
comments
the sacred
tion freedom of cent
column is
unpopular
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against
ed and
been threatened.
economic revenge
top. Proposing writes
deserve this. Kuri-
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by
called for the revocation of his
Kurian’s Oct.
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weekend
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what he’s
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was
as
funny
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