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the U.S.-led invasion in March 2003. U.S.
officials
blamed the
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at
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and
this
great city
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president
efforts
by
insurgency
re-
the
answer
Iraqi
successful offensive in the northern
of Tal Afar and on
to
undermine the Oct.
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spikes
of
new
constitution.
violence
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highlight
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Lynch,
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democracy,”
said
the chief American
military spokesperson. “Remember,
on-
about
said
would
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for
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launched after
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soldiers stormed Tal
an
insurgent
bas-
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people
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New Orleans and the
city
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and
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commandos. The
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killing
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have
announcement
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will rise
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to
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delivered
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could
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Mayor
marks
starting Monday
vibrant
most
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move
economy,
a
beaming
a
start to
Big Easy
into their normal modes of operations and
the once-rollick-
neighborhoods, including ing
week and
next
again,”
commerce.
Thurs-
plans
of New Orleans... will
said. “We will have life. We will have
Nagin
soul of New Or-
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the mayor announced
leans,
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city
the
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to reopen
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war”
and
on
the
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propaganda
declared
purportedly
Shiite
Muslims,
has
called
campaign
to
Iraqi
in what the
government
a
desperate
derail
the
po-
litical process. Leaders of
Iraq
the Sunni Arab
have vowed
which
they
to
in
minority
defeat the constitution,
claim favors the Shiite majority.
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or
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and water
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tailgate, compliments of
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spend
each meeting
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policies—like changes
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events
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part of
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things.
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plan. After facing
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increase
semester.
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Sheryl Chen
Actress-comedian
Page
a
Thursday night
thrilled
when she
per-
two-hour-long comedy medley
in
to
Lily
named “An
Tomlin,” brought
the stage many of her
famous
most
characters.
perhaps
roles
she
best know rn for the
donned in
her
1977
Broadway production, Appearing Nitely, which
she
played
Trudy,
the
Ernestine, the indomitable tor; old.
and Edith, The
the
audience
she
reprised
the
performance.
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bag
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mischievous was
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lady;
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delighted
when
many of these roles in Duke
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sanity.
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to
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Emmy Awards, Award and
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a
Tomlin
has
range of media and
audience
to
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two
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since her 1966
artistry
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some
in
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to
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ple
ability
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at
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people.... stories a
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television debut. But
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performance,
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After
raising
more
than
$17,000
last year, senior Steven Lin is
good
for tsunami relief
again putting
his music
president
ofDuke Red Cross —is
using
they
his CD Passions this time to raise relieffunds for the victims
they
of Hurricane Katrina.
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debilitating
said,
sister
an
from
really paid e-mail.
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with
some-
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selling junior and
DCR Vice President Steven Lin's CD Passions.
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relief, and
DRC
white
will this
help
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coming weeks,
multiple ways.”
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offered free with
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active and unified
campus,”
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projects
money for relief efforts
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not want to
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piano
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CDs
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storm
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charity, anybody
encouraging
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few
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things.
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thousands of dollars for
only DRC
of “American Idol,”
among other
with
are
by
recently. Coming
Duke-style spin-off
a
Gras in Cameron” initiative and
New Orleans tradition.
raise necessary funds, but
of
amples
can
raise
on
this campus
students
tens
craving
to
flex their creative muscles.
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forget
not
the disaster fades
as
donations,
monetary
sometimes
can
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clude
it unites the campus and shows visitors and other that
are
events we
songs
profits going
non-profit organizations.
around campus—a Duke twist MENDEL/THE
e-mail.
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after the tsunami.
and sell his CDs with
charity.
and
diseases.”
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students realize
at-
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campus,
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bringing holding
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and
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needs
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draw crowds in
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Saturday.
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me
encourage
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absolutely crazy,”
was
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himself.
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come
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course,
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lot of the sound
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characterized him as
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integration.
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creased the
cent
spirit
world
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transformed
Franti has
the world
altruistic
more
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scenery —and
first
rallied around his
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his song “Bomb the World” off his
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past his
to
to
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recent
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said,
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the U.S. is there the
civilians.
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to
likely
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war
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Eddie Hull, dean of residence life and executive direcof
to
the
student
direct
more
learning
funds for
to
Council after
committee
Greenfield is
becoming
a
like
you’d
say
the
new
organization Hull said.
basis,
facilities and funds.
group,
which will
RLHS
administrators,
students,
Committee. The
will consult RLHS before
delegate funding
to
de-
help
becoming
Potential
and
the
Facilities
Council commit-
Campus
undertaking large projects
smaller
projects
at
its
dis-
own
in bathrooms—to
the
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to
Committee is
with
dealing
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and lets She
Campus
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will be
and
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work
together
actualize
serve
as
a
Council and Duke
Campus
effectively.
more
such
from the Office of the to
admin-
she said.
the funds will
hopes
improve
may
University
little bit of ammuni-
equal partners,”
to
difficult may be
tect,
increase
larger improvement projects,
require approval
just
the chain of command
budget
tool” that will allow
Student Government Yet
to
direct action,” she said.
that
Greenfield said she also
“bargaining
affect
to
Management Department].
provides support we
bike shed.
restricted
not
Council’s communicationwith
that
a
resolution
policy
on
of those steps in
take
us
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building
increase, the Facilities and Services
budget
not
some
istrators. “It tion
and
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signify
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commons rooms.
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constructing
installing
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—like
larger
in all
ternet access
replacing
improvements currently
residential
changes —such
those which
as
University
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despite Campus
Coun-
cil’s increased financial clout, Ganatra said. “There is
going
through,”
cut
to
be
to
that
improve
recommendations for the not
simply
“This is
to
amount
not a
Hear from
the
primary
a
purpose of the
improvement
of residential life,
short-term committee,” Greenfield said.
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Duke for the future.”
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validity
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hand
spread
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message
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hurricane?” said
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ber 11th Families for Peaceful Tomorrows. “We years
less
are
prepared,
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was
held
that
emphasized tour
was
the
than
we were
four
central motive of the of
anti-Iraq
an
scheduled for the week-
24. Now’s
Thursday presentation
primarily sponsored by
Justice
Coalitionand
was
hosted
North Carthe was
and included
Greens.
by
Though
ly-middle aged
more
in
the North Carolina
N.C. State’s campus, the audience
University Campus
on
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promotion
Washington, D.C.,
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Peace and
was
less safe...
ago.”
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democra-
to
completely unprepared
Ben-
the administration.
audience
the
throughout
of the
night’s highlighted speakers,
jamin spoke strongly against motives
a
Medea Benjamin—co-founder
also
Triangle-area guests were
the
courage
war
supporters, including
As
not
event.
Sheehan and
Thursday.
Duke”
“Camp Casey
will be located. The march, however, is
tional
Several
could be
Iraqi people.”
original input
on
cretion, Ganatra said.
from small
can
in harm’s way,
are
ty-sponsored
services
Junior Brittany
of RLHS. We’re
department
new
who
ly ending
pro-
allocate the money. “It’s almost like we’re
to
Management tee
to
“pilot
a
the
annual
the
receiving
currendy
Committee members’ decisions will be based
but will
that
reality
into them now,” Greenfield said.
budgeted
from
a
cousin... I can’t
son—but you know what? We
people
Casey.
continue down Main Street and Ninth Street, ultimate-
provide
to
on an
formed
chair of the
termine how
create
bring
Brooke’s
back
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there that
out
increase is
budget
with this financial support
Campus
facili-
Hull noted.
RLHS may continue
gram,”
aims and
for
appreciation
an
can’t,”
the
Though
students
adding amenities,
programming
many great ideas
so
but you yes to,
given
were
provide
for Council members.
gain
can
which
funds,
2005, will
July
Council’s
process
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group
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housing services,
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doubts
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mitment of this administration.” Bush described the hurricane’s aftermath and
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people
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citizen of this great and to
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and the sound of children
congregations
about
days ahead, Bush said, will
of
hundreds of thousands of
forced from their homes, Bush said, ‘You need
that
journey
said
street.
courage and kindness.
know
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visit
to
Blue Devils concentrate
campus
fundamentals,
on
this weekend
team before VMI contest
by
A week after
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One
of the
recruiting
a
coach one
his
two
additional
And with
team.
five
is
season
on
to
Roof knows
what his
“We’ve got we’ve
join
got
take
to
needs
team
to
about execution and
of business and
care
Roof said.
perform,”
to
cleaning
“It’s all
our
up
own
house.”
this
campus
on
exacdy
lopsided
most
head coach Ted
history,
do this weekend.
a
of the nation’s top
one
of the
one
defeats in program
coercing just
players
star
school seniors
high
early
that it allows
focus his efforts
to
or
three
having
verbal commitments this
top-flight in
benefits of
Taddei
John
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Michael Mueller
by
own
m
weekend, head coach Mike tends
do
to
just
Brandan
that
MrrP
that. could be the
Wright
resistance in
Blue Devil
a
features
already and
Brian
center
according pound
power
leticism and
forward,
versatility
few in his class—or “He’s said
just
at
He
Wright’s
Brentwood
at
Tenn. “He
Nashville,
times he
to score
court
ath-
Last game
high
center
the ball
up
understands
record
player,”
outscored
Despite
for
said
us,
game
can
score
running
40, but he’s
Perhaps cruit is he is
just
on
first
man,”
over
as
the
important, impressive
blue-chip
off the
court
a
and
young
teachers
getting
Those
at
our
school
really
him in class.”
qualities
ils
have'wowed
from elite programs all
over
the
the nation,
come out
were
the
70
percent also
Roof a
of its
features has in
ground
I expect
aver-
VMl’s
only
team on
Roof said.
us
they’ll
to
play
be
well
of the tunnel smoking.” of last week’s 45-0 loss
able
to
which the Blue Dev-
to
muster
of total offense,
a
paltry
Roof has
35
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execution and fundamentals.
specifically,
More SEE WRIGHT ON PAGE
futility,
overlooking VMI,
for 60 minutes and
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yards
coaches
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recent
over
Virginia Tech, during
batde
single
while
they’ll play hard,”
In the wake
Pitts said. “He’s the kind of kid that
at
which
an
Mizzer, who
on
Key-
two contests.
very
outstanding
super,
yards
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as
Sean
a
posting
offense
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back
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the
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not
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season
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of total offense.
yards
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very unselfish.”
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Durham fresh
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his
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a
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in
for
the
Division
school
against Virginia
Saturday.
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year,
in
of
victory
Institute
come to
surrendered 469
they
that
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plays
brings
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coach
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recruiting
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Jon Scheyer, guard/forward derson
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Duke
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12
Despite throwing
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153
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the last two games, Mike Schneider will
start at
quarterback Saturday.
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split
bound from their first loss of the
to
two
John’s Sept. the
at
games
of Charleston, 3-2, in overtime be-
losing
the Red Storm.
to
this
year.
their
plagued
Duke
The Blue Devils have outscored 6-0
opponents
in
the first half,
but
have been bested 7-2 after halftime. “We need
to
play mentally tough for
physically strong head
what
coach we’ve we
need
to
90
working
a
line
of
said. on
and
Duke
“That’s
and
that’s
do.”
The Demon Deacons in
minutes,”
Rennie
John
been
tough
ACC
are
only
the first
opponents that
Duke will face this year in conference
UNC, Virginia, attempt
their
Weak second halves have
Blue
conference
in Koskinen Stadium. The
fore
what
one.
le
Devils
play against
College
25 this year, Duke’s quest
VS.
at
Duke
ACC schedule
tough
Duke/adidas Classic last weekend, beating
poll.
21 Blue Devils in the top-
Koskinen
for
Maryland,
and
play.
Clemson
Spencer
re-
season, a
SEE M. SOCCER
ON PAGE
12
tough
Wadsworth will
ACC
help
leadDuke's offense in a
matchup against Wake Forest Sunday.
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10IFRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,2005
FIELD HOCKEY
Blue Devils to Andrew1 Davis
by
spite
THE CHRONICLE
Facing on
top-10
two
consecutive
never
without four of your best
pletely
different
Duke will be Katie
as
is
players
going
Linton and
Junior
Amy Stopford
in
compete VS.
the
World
Women’s
14 and will
Sept.
through Sept.
Williams
and
p.m.
Field
began
continue
for
play
USA,
Linton,
a
Canadian native, will represent
JlkJ
her home country.
thrilled
VS.
ers
would
team
Any
have four
to
chosen
but
teams,
the
Cup
timing
could have been better 4
r.No. SUNDAY, 1:30p.m. Williams
,
,
host
Field
Duke
t0
(4-1)
,
A
Head does have
coach
not a
Beth
,
drop-off
a
,
she
Blue Devils will
big
the
lot of
positions,
depth
at a
very confident going The
NCAA’s
will look for who
has
ward is
a
a
four
during
in
and
a
we
lot
the nation in
Bozman said
“She is
offense
The for-
points
de-
had
the Monarchs,
good
a
recent
winning
last
year’s
suc-
the last 5-3 vic-
Old Dominion in the first round tournament.
streak marks
winning
Prior
gram.
important
an
1999
to
less,
does
cent
success
believe
not
will
number,”
played
and all
we
anybody
Bozman
them
have
that
the
really
just
think
it
just put
lowa will also be
because
the
Hawkeyes
Cup.
Lauren Pfeiffer,
Schnepf
of
Kadi
they
come
team
never
am
Ten
a
3
The in
scorer
and the
the
players, who
are
competing
the Women'sJunior World
at
Cup.
Blaum,
three-time
10
teams
tend
actually pretty
to
play
similar
styles.
I
familiarwith the team.”
in
the
to
the
open
leading
13th
Debbie Birrell Lissa
Munley, goals
in
country
al-
loss
and
top-ranked
national
defending
off their
coming
are
against
champion
Wake Forest. “The
Ten team,” Bozman said.
in
after
games
Wake Forest
the
country
The Blue Devils
is
intensity
said.
“I think
every
practice really
Action
Big
boasts
1
average.
Caroline
lowa while
No.
Hawkeye’s goalie,
Sept.
played
North team
20th
lowed
well. are
No.
year.
to
Duke, Bozman believes that she knows
“They
Carolina
will all represent Team USA.
Despite having
straight
and
Junior
Heather
five to
Women’s
Sickel and
won
consecutive losses
ranks
shorthanded when
playing
“Big
this weekend withoutfour of its top
play
lowa has
together.”
the
Duke will
re-
game.
well in those games
lot of talent and
a
team’s
has Old Domin-
said. “I
Like the Blue Devils,
at
0-12
was
team
impact Saturday’s
“I don't think ion’s
the
Old Dominion. Bozman, neverthe-
against
leader without Grant,
goals.
very
turnaround for the Duke field hockey pro-
feel
into this weekend.”
team-best six
sixth
“We have
highest-scoring
new
coach.
Blue Devils have
The
team
Bozman said of the team’s
performance
thinks
Old Dominion and
tory
World
of
head
of the NCAA
“We did well then, and I think we’ve got
spring.
still
Anders,”
over
spring practices.
in the
to
meetings, including
Duke
good team,”
loyal
five
we
said
because
Old Dominion in
she
against
t
and ninth-
Bozman
simulated life without the its
as
plays 7
(3-3) Sunday.
believe that the
large
The
10th-ranked lowa
(5-2) Saturday ranked Old Dominion
and served
masters
at
cess
be
play-
World
to
said
lot of Beth
ODU
of the
are
is still
the institution.
“I’m very' a
her
assistant
Bozman
highly of
think
“They style
our
be the same.”
to
1981,
but
key players
graduate
a
Lopresti
Stopford
Team
our
friend of mine.”
25.
While Grant, 1
as
in Santi-
Cup
which
Chile,
ago,
Hilary
Lopresti,
Bostrom said.
Having received
that this weekend
than
games
definitely different,”
is
personnel
defender Kirsten four of
com-
story.
doing just
Grant, Cara-Lynn
SATURDAY,
a
so
fewer
of those ahead of her.
“The
country
Doing
easy.
depth against top-10 foes
on
played
having
many in the
teams
is
days
rely
more
that
urgency
matters.”
Saturday against
1 p.m.
begins
Bostrom
higher now,”
there is
lowa and continues
Sunday
1:30 p.m.
at
Old Dominion. Both games will be
against played
at
Williams Field
East
on
The Blue Devils face off
against top-10 opponents
lowa, Saturday and Old Dominion, Sunday.
Campus.
WOMEN'S SOCCER
Relaxed Duke
returns
home for adidas Classic by
Well Waggenspack
net, the
minutes remain
Twenty
and
practice,
midfielder
the ball
brings
comes
standing
third
tacking
ball
a
to
the
a
in
at a
She
ground
yards
her
to
ahead.
immediately
the ball back
midfielder then
wf.y/Ht-if
at-
casually
and passes
forward five
plays
VS.
Duke
of the
edge
field.
The forward
.JIPW
Thursday’s
flying
the
at
of the
to
attacking position.
TONIGHT.
7:30
Koskinen
Stadium
the
two
fenders
toward
player left
ball,
JSI3i
on
the
takes
crosses
to
players
in
middle
.with
p.m.
her
on
an
open
net.
For
team
finish,
a
After a successful road
campaign, Duke will attempt to improve
its 4-0-1 record at the Duke/adidas Classic
the
3) Sunday
three the
waiting
box.
over
pushes
a
The
shot
fied for last “We
from
about
the
girls laugh
do
missed after
the
finally
finds its
day
on
road
return-
during
the
team a
season.
you’re
successful
‘Well I’m
step off
to
trip
3-0-1, giving
the
went
before.”
let down after
four-game went
really
Church’s mind this
on
worry
you’re
think,
“We
really competitive
were
bit the
and
Tuesday
on
the
on
the
on
going home,
road
road, and
to
win,”’ Church said. “That’s
to
win.”
Church said that the greatest drill
play-
wide of
Duke will face scheme
ability
to
shots. two
In-
balls
goal.
into the
the
UAB
which differs
from
fense that
most
is
colleges
holes in
help
opposing
Duke will be
will receive
a
challenge
the The
zone
de-
return
of
Seibert,
the Blue Devils find
defenses.
raising
money for the Hur-
ricane Katrina relief effort The first 200 fans
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man-marking
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however, should
use.
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that’s
enough
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not seem
way
They
possible
a
quali-
enough
slam into the black fence behind the When a shot
hard
“Sometimes when
senior worried about its
a
only
weekend? A
and
opponents
Sometimes you have
the throtde The
Both
Church said.
each other.
host
NCAA Tournament.
trained
practices.
play
Birmingham
7:30 p.m. and San Diego (2-
noon.
year’s
Wednesday,”
the
Koski-
at
the
the
just
this weekend
of Alabama at
seems
into
up and
foot.
right
girls try
at
4-0-1 record
then
at
(3-3) tonight
ing
heads
team
Classic
University
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year while
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