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about
implies building
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was
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housing fees,
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we
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funding
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2014.
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about 210 beds when all of
renovations
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about residence said. “If we
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advantages
of the
is
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teams,
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competitive
Duke
against
to contests
collegiate
top-four teamsthis weekend to win
and
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The Blue Devils will have to beat two
the
by
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and
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of this year.
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exhibitions,
preseason
the Blue
change,
played against
North
top-ranked
that
team
faced in the preseason for years. After
and
top-seed
dable opponent than the Blue Devils have
Devils, who
at tour-
the ACC Tournament—was tested game in
less formi-
a
program in
soccer
looks vulnerable
time.
Carolina—a
won’t
team
Poses
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The
Francis
Jake
by
Michael Moore
by
again
take
which
played the Tar
Casey
need
to
the outside of the field.
recent
games,
Duke
has
used
the
con-
in
p.m.
SEE FIELD HOCKEY ON PAGE 16
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FOOTBALL
'Noles remains in flux
as
Blue Devils bid for upset by
Leslie Cooper
The
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Duke
is
Red Sox,
looking
this week’s North this week’s
especially,
improved
become this week’s
to
Carolina,
Maryland.
But if the
Blue Devils knock off Florida State 2
in
the
biggest upset In
spite
against Blue
last week
State
(1-7,
full
against
team
Saturday never
at
at
failed
against
may
0-5)
and
surprise a
at
before, have
Campbell
The
to score
will
close
refocused
a
Dock
noon.
Duke
be
on
Seminoles
stand
a
chance
are
you’ve
this
fall
Seminoles have
defense and
if his
against
to
a
are
get
by 21,
attacking hopes
team
to
FSU.
heavy underdogs off
“Underdogs
behind
of
importance
week, you’ve got
got
has
season
game. Head coach Ted
early
“Teams that
the
Stadium
fewer than 44
home.
the
Roof said.
their
by
highly-ranked
Roof stressed the
call
Florida
a
this
play
week, but No. 13 Florida
fast-paced rushing
the
loss
week
State wields
we
Wake Forest the week
Devils
hands
it
4-
of them all.
of the Seminoles’
Maryland
(6-2,
Tallahassee
weekend
Homecoming
to
in
ACC)
and
Devils’
Blue
28
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a
to
start,”
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don’t go in
points
like
go in and
and
and
come
back and win.” Duke
early
as
recent
may
have its best chance
Florida State
changes.
adjusts
Head
to
to
attack
numerous
coach
Bobby
points SEE FOOTBALL ON PAGE
14
Duke's offense has improved in its last two gamesbut faces the task ofscoring
on one
ofthe ACCs top defenses.
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5.
2004
MEN'S SOCCER
Duke looks to derail
Wake's title the
THE CHRONICLE
The Duke men’s off
its best
to
second
in
At the
October. Wake
Forest
from three
nation
team
in
9
No.
the
season
but
only
would 10th
have
title if
It
still
they
5-1)
could,
they
as
earn
7
at
victory
to
their in
p.m.
conference
straight
the Blue Devils
the
(13-4,
will
ACC, they
still
their first
play for, including
conference record since the 2000 and
upcoming
a
favorable
ACC
for
seeding
Tournament. With
of conference games this
Duke could finish
anywhere
a
“I’m
not
going
confidence
back the
incredibly Head KATHLEEN
Blake
Camp
and the Blue Devils will try
to
knock off Wake Forest to
improve
KOWNACKI/THE CHRONICLE
their ACC Tournament seeding.
to
say it’s
vs
by
two
to
a
up
do
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and
us
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bring
postseason,
this
get a
our
new
game
is
John
Rennie to
try
expects to
posses
the
Soccer
Spencer
Unlucky.”
finale will fea-
each anchored
are
while
and
Forward
midfielder
Michael
named
were
Paul
earned
honorable rookies
Deacon
to
the
first
Phelan,
Brian Edwards
Julian
also received
recognition.
means a
lot, but I’m going
to
try
to
be humble about it,” said Wadsworth, who has five
and six assists
goals
to
my
on
the
season.
head.”
The Blue Devils lead the all-time series
17-11-4,
but
edge lately.
Wake
losses in 2003 Demon
the
at
came
has
opening
the
had
the
hands of the
second
the
Deacons,
in
Forest
Two of the Duke’s final three
of which
round of the ACC
Tournament. The
2004
Wednesday
in
ACC
Tournament
Cary.
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and
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Valentin and
Drawer
Top
honors.
#5 Wake Forest
KOSKINEN
it will
matters,
season
that
All-Freshman
Videira
the
ball and control the tempo of the game.
because
course,
“When it
3-2
a
standout freshmen. Earlier this week,
came
adiletic Demon Deacons
of
freshman forward
teams
season
Virginia.
four Duke freshmen received
die sit-
Danny
losses this
because we’ve been
top
“It
weekend,
defender
ENS SOCCER #l9 Duke
us
playing
games. All
recent
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Tonight’s, regular ture
national
crucial.”
coach
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shown it,
not
been
goal, including
frustrating,
losing,”
Wadsworth said. come
in
Devils’
one
“I won’t let it get
sophomore
into
“It’s
the
from third
Miller said. “But, in order for
streak
by
overtime nailbiter
full
sixth in the ACC.
uation,”
been
Wadsworth
three
dropped
plenty
season
(12-3-1,
Stadium.
fourth in
winning
slate
the
straight
to
Deacons
championship.
losses have
have
we’re with
Duke has
soccer
four of the Blue
could decide the ACC regu-
clinch
of its best
have
scores
Rennie said
some
reeling
tonight’s matchup
Demon
Although
3-3)
and
losses.
for the Demon Deacons,
Koskinen
of
first
highly-touted
a
3-3-1
was
straight
ACC)
lar
the
on
time
same
It seemed like the
since 1982, and ranked
start
the
11-0,
team was
soccer
the
Although
Dan Kapnick
by
hopes
will
fans
receive
adidas
hat
in attendance a
free
Duke
begins
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Taddei
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tennis
has
motivational
taken
fall
a
the
that has
season
not
quite
matched
using
the words of head men’s basketball
coach
Mike
focus his
and
From staff
about Coach K
always talking ‘next
‘We’re
to
trying
next
motivate
about it and take
die
Ashworth said.
play,”’
take that
same
If you loose
point.
reports
Duke’s Ludovic Walter moved
always saying
say
to
Krzyzewski
tiebreakers
Ashworth is
expectations,
team.
“We’re
pair of
in
Jamie
from
page
of Coach K.
playbook
At the end of
coach a
a
advantage
singles
and
tiling
Ann
point, forget of
round of the
Championships
Arbor,
repeat
situa-
any
second
doubles
as
but
Mich.,
Stanford’s K.C.
top singles
take
tiebreakers,
and Walter
game
advantage
can
of
or
set
a
point,
and
sort
of
the
at
inaugural
tournament,
Carolina, features in
teams
the
Chapel
hosted
some
nation,
by
of the
Hill.
Blue Devils will series
of
and the
primarily
different
developing singles
“We’ve
hands, best
[been]
reflexes as
to
practice
trying
to
lineup
for
this week. work
our
make ourselves have the
no
matter
also
who
we
put.
Ashworth said.
said
he
communication and
hopes flow
to
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build
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try
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Chauncey Davis,
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Dargan.
man
try
speed, they proba-
can
said.
second
improvement
stuff it
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stop
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quarterbacks
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three
the
to
likely
heavy pressure
advantage
will
FSU
run,
Dewan
take
to
Ranked
even
weeks.”
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we
tough
Blue Devils have
woes to
convert
game
that’s how
it
look
to con-
back.
front is
up
that if
make
to
rushing
individually.
throat,
think
going
line
pickoffs,
diey
that
Schneider
man,”
the
big plays..
think
bly
that’s
turn
cornerback Antonio Cromartie,
and
force
to
allowed
struggle
still
Brendan
you
don’t
penetration,
by putting
the team’s leader in
of
points,”
Duke offensive
backfield
“With Florida State’s
have
They’re just going
you.
down your “I
who
primary
linebacker
ple,”
depleted
a
to
the
penalties.”
Schneider. Defensive end
son,
two
said
Bowden
Devils,
without the team’s
beats
consistent
a
need both of those
games, may
Florida
tain
no
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on to
this week.
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receptions.
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big thing
prone
injury;
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points
our
Leon
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of
suspension
recent
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of
who led the ACC in
Washington,
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more
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do whatever he
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have misunderstood
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Duke, is universal:
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visual
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is the bitter dissatisfaction that she left. I just wasn’t
Megan
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to
about the Palestine
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yarmulkes,
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race.
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together.
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me.
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me
went to
hate on the basis of
to
like
Arab
because
My
kindergarten
neighbor Megan
to
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more
be white is
to
ring through
ference earlier this year, I
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is obvious.
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became learned
myself,
painfully
At age 5,1 had my first brush with racism.
best
proached
have
white, suburban
college
racial-yarmulke;
or
Megan
saw me
this campus, and that
to a
take off my
cannot
in
woman
“Jew.”
whitewashed, it has become
as
that I
me
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see are
Iranian-American in
up
County,
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just ‘Jewish”
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why
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devotion,
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girl, being
even
being myself.
Jewish
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than
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campus —are
identity
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demands. She
Megan’s
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schoolgirl-like
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define themselves this
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indignation
students who
Jewish
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casseroles, and she asked that I
tuna
that I could be “beautiful.”
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disadvantaged.
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writer and
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described
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made
campus.
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and
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school counselor
who “forces
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and I have been bitter.
mean
the divisiveness of this
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“bitch” is
flavors,
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