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us
in
sampling
some
strength,”
any
this will be
letes from any sport
lot of
was
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opportu-
governing body test at
to
ball and baseball
season
who
to
testing
and
head up the
specified
the
authority
the year,
the
us.”
last
Schultz,
its
that existed.
license is
6-2 in a
expand
to
will
drug
has also
time the NCAA has exercised that
entered the
Championships
without Peter
we
with
especially against
Duke
in
Ramsey
(21-2,
ACC). “They play
energy,
has
teams
them
coach
of UNC
new
early February,
Although
4
at
really good fighters,”
Smith said the
about
in
eliminate the window of
last year.
contests
thing
which unveiled a
policy
decided
Ambler
the
months this year.
summer
Duke,
have
to
at
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nity
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just
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The Blue Devils made
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NCAA
image.
denly
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17
drug
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student athletes
during the summer for the first
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2006
12,
NCAA
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Panel evaluates crowd control
Oklahoma selects
Mike Van Pelt
by
THE CHRONICLE
As
the
clock
State’s upset at
ly
ticked
over
down
on
No. 1 Duke March 1, fans
the Donald L. Tucker Center prematurerushed the
Capel
Florida
court
coach
new
as
in celebration.
Amid the chaos, drunken Seminolefans at
tugged faces
of
the
and screamed in
jerseys
several
Duke
the
creating
players,
scenario that head coach Mike
by
Last week
to
develop plans ebrations
group of athletic adminis-
a
ensure
remain safe
n’t have
that postgame celfor
both
12-member
The
students
crowd control a
higher priority
at
“It’s
all NCAA
of the dent
easy
else’s
at
was
killed
with
Duke court
during
an
has
the
to
a
become
a
regular
few
years
target of
high rankings
and
the
infre-
Although Krzyzewski court
throughout
the
rushing country,
curity
is necessary.
time
when
Williams
was
said is
a
kicked
postgame celebration.
Blue
by
does
right WEIYITAN/THECHRONICLE
Seminole fans rushed the
problem
a
se-
recounted Devil
fan
a
Jason
during
“The
storming
court
twice whenthe then No-1 Blue Devils lost, 79-74,
think is
a
a
they jury
bad to
or
players
team to
protect
placed
inflicting
an
the
opponent so
they
a
by
that
things
the
reaction of
fans,
compromising to
punched that
at Florida
guard
basketball
Virginia
at
Kelvin
Sampunder
program
said after
in the
announcement
basketball
world
being
is
shocking,”
introduced
by
ath-
“But I know
Castiglione.
was
just
The
de-
dations
you worry about is
in
player
Capel
that environ-
said. “What
happens
that
person.
They
would
and say what he did is
understanding
in this
competitive
by August the
and
have
at
signed
a
take
two-year
Richmond,
five-year
four
first
seasons
head
contract
Va.,
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last
109 in 12
of
a
trip
to
to
up
at
agreed
$850,000
Sampson,
seasons
hired
Sampson
Oklahoma,
as
Indi-
was
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deal worth
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as
He
job.
extension with
school
ana’s coach March 29.
recommen-
of the 200(>2007
deci-
right
the
But he left that behind and
really
support
it’s
in
his
VCU,
running through
the fact that he
make
start
he
79-41
was
coach
the
if
environment.”
to
panel expects
presidents by
and
decision. I know
sion for me.”
State March 1.
grabbed J.J. [Redick]
moment
sit-
said.
a
ment,” Krzyzewski
somebody
bad without excited
feel the need
fend themselves, Krzyzewski “One of the
said. “But
injury.”
be put in
uation in which
an
I don’t
in harm’s way for in-
surrounded
can
given
leave,
thing,” Krzyzewski
won’t be
When
of the court, if
for the
opportunity
you’ve got
not
he added that
Krzyzewski
former
he
a
suc-
and I have all the confidence that it is the
afterward.”
because of its
past
to
replace
over
letic director Joe
proce-
infinitely preferred
take
“I know that this
Capel
accident
goal-post
think about
resigning to
a
him yet.
investigation.
college
a stu-
quency with which the Blue Devils lose.
believe
'
a
incident than after. It may
tragedy
a
rushing
during
fan control is
said Sam Schuman,
of Minnesota, where
time, but it is
dealing
say that
job,”
“It’s better
dures before take
to
the summit and the chancellor
University
last fall.
and
son
NCAA
too
speaker
Tuesday,
Commonwealth
institutions
someone
Oklahoma’s
as
be
to
stopped
Jeff
and does-
former Duke
31-year-old
coach
along,
young
enough experience
hired
was
make
to
panel hopes
All too
cessful coach. It hasn’t
discuss and
to
and student-athletes. The
has heard he’s
Capel
in Savannah, Ga.
met
Okla.
NORMAN,
Krzyzewski
would later call scary.
trators
Latzke
Jeff
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL
12,2006
15
US SOCCER
USA, Jamaica battle to 1-1 tie in Keith Parsons
by
CARY
Tony the
20 minutes,
choose the World “For
it
me,
Cup just
was
his 100th
got
of the U.S.
wait for coach
only
can
Meola
rest
pace and
cap.
hopefuls
Bruce Arena
great
JAMAICA that
really
tional
guys
avoided
appre-
as
much
they appreciated tonight,”
as
said.
37-year-old goalkeeper
let
“They
minute
from
Landon
off
the ninth U.S. national States
player
and
appearances
salvaged
1-1
a
tie
the
It
United
against Jamaica
to
this
Germany
told the the
team
final
the 23
summer.
not
He
cut.
A
worry about
to
he
day earlier,
wanted them
making
simply
to
getting
just
to
about
Before as
it
give the
the
at
and
“I
ers
“He
1990
hon-
to
reach
1994
he
ic
since
the
May
by
seen
Arena.
into the game, it be in for a
a
the
largely
Barely
appeared
long night
when
as
a
World four
by Donovan,
symbol-
balls
on a
him.” ARMANDO HUARINGA/THE CHRONICLE
play well,
to
After
players hoping for
Cup
roster.
questionable
Josh Wolff,
save
said. ‘You’ve
to
needed
Eddie
his
through
go
Albright
of the
one
who appear
Brian
Olsen,
are
Johnson,
Pat
M.TENNIS
13
of
the absence of
to
two
na-
been
Blue Devils who
in the
hampered by
made his first team
since
May 2,
similar
a
appearance
“We
will
were
we
for the national
day
announce
able to
part
watched
to
see
the
use
some
U.S.
this game
players,”
players
from behind,
have
coming
they
the 25th minute mark on.”
court
as
being
to
a
goal.
bring had
we
play
enough
lineup
guys
week before I beat him in
on
The Blue Devils’
I
ing
from
were
no
practices
the
play to
as
the
sets, and the
straight
sets.”
for this
meet-
different from their prepara-
tion for other conference matches.
playing
a
lot of
drills
We’re
through
went
and
want
expecting
the Blue
might give
a
a
bunch
get in
to
tough
omores
some
trouble
Carlotti and Will
Benjamin three
really
soph-
Plyler.
good grinders,”
Smith said. With even
petition that
a
the
in the
combines 10
year,
matchups
Duke
com-
rival universities
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Blue Devils would
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“We started slow. Give them credit,
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the ball away
and he makes the
the World
on
each
off head-
each time.
Steve Ralston,
national
Jamaica
is
goalkeep-
came
take your hat off
to
likely
spot
16, 2002, and his addition
roster was
gesture
for
opportunities
through
came
free kick
letting
night,
Arena
played
less
That’s
O’Brien.
starting goal-
goalkeeper
about that,”
got it in
of
Both
of headers,”
couple
nan,
was
I
couple
a
saves.
a
goal
was
just got
ers
I
team.
for internation-
and 3
17
in
this week.
narrowly deflecting
hands all
a
I had.”
player
the
was
No.
the
Meola
term
the
Meola hadn’t
to
following
from the
years ago.
team
him
Ricketts
time with fine
as
obvi-
mean,
making
kickoff,
the
de-
the game, but every-
ninth U.S.
al appearances. He
Cups,
nitty gritty,”
everything
100 caps —soccer’s
keeper
the
said.
Albright
thinking
tried
ored
to
enjoy playing
you
body’s
down
time
forgot
right?
Albright certainly
fender Chris
ously
had
Donovan
have fun. “It’s
first
put the Americans ahead, but
to
he will take
players
the
man.”
Ricketts
on
before,
and I’ll tell
Albright
er
the final exhibition game before
was
Gobi
cool,
assist
Tuesday night. Arena settles
for
na-
Americans
was
reach 100 inter-
to
losing
in
most
the
as
me
Meola became
Donovan,
for the
Jones
history
assist,
career
Angeles Galaxy
Donovan said when told of his record. “It
in the
tying goal
record-setting
a
I
the
caps,
Ben Olsen scored the
23rd
“Oh, that’s right, I
know about it all week.”
25th
all,
against Jamaica (9-0-8).
games
dated the first 99
his
got
team
in
good performance.”
a
Gobi
teammate
great
a
of
group
USA
and I
night,
well. All
or
up the
picked
we
him ahead of Los
moving
did it with
was
Donovan
to
thought
I
played fairly
it
thought
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from
The
athletes that “When
testing,
test
we
in the
positive
talk about
we
needed
round,” said
Frank
Uryasz,
steroids.
for
That
One of the
the
testing stay
on
lIHI
U US
a
to
be
to
take
logistical
concerns
with
the
over
lieve
heightened
of athletes
number
large
Duke Information
come
spend
out
the
in
we are
Drug
of
campus where
sum-
this
the
and
may
beginning
break, when
more
stu-
up
to
over
the
Sport
country, over
also
tracking
by targeting
collegiate
we
be-
it,” Uryasz said. “We have
collectors all
Free
but
challenge,
a
and
we
have
the world.”
hopes
to
minimize
and
athletes often
camps
train
still
and
leagues
the
premier
Cape
amateur
has featured guers.
As
a
baseball
summer
200
could
you
talked
Danny Otero,
who
“You
summer.
taken it
or
it
say
the
testing
about
dur-
lea-
the
day
know
the
so
said
it,”
over
they
testing
is
going
eliminate those
Even for athletes
who
to
ready
positive.
be
great.
how
So
not on
is
about. that
something
campus, the
accepted,
se-
you
in
all
parties
the
and
purity
of
in
responsi-
they
in, in
are
their
body
“That’s what
[Taking
we
do,
our
and
it’s
pro-
is
steroids]
not
condoned
not
I welcome the
so
direc-
right
are
guys
Duke baseball head coach
said.
McNally
gram
guys.”
our
they put
they train,”
Sean
It’s
and
want
necessary
step in the
a
ultimately
of what
terms
for
a
ensuring
to
if
concerns, as
on
believe
you can.”
enough,
whatever environment
ble,
and
“We
phones,
testing
definitely
tion, but
have
summer
are
“It’s
last
logistical the
go
will be
athletics.
college
junior
bad
addition
positive
on,
age
see
window for
said.
of cell
someone
Despite
but
league
guys the
find
to
is also
going
was
in the fall and don’t test
to
campus,” Uryasz
involved
in the
played
who do it
I think the
going
league
off
and
still
testing.
same
that
with
widespread,
was
tell it
definitely
guys
major
players
will
samples
hours of notification,
in on-campus
as
“There is the
steroid hotbed.
wouldn’t
“I
for
training ground
a
program
notification
collected within 48
just
most no-
league —a
current
professional aspirations, reportedly
of the
and
their schools, and
through
frequented
are
one
Cod
nearly
lection
organiza-
information about
camps but
by college athletes, table is
said the
Uryasz
gathering
get off it for the fall,
down athletes off
leagues
summer.
is
and
be
to
the
which
or
town.
burden of
the
schedule
near
summer
going
access to
break. This
from
testing
collectors all
sum-
Duke, where
at
are
“It’s
up and did that.”
stepped
athletes still
athletes will be
institution’s
more
dents
many
one
In addition, the NCAA has asked
each
end of the
closed,
least
at
to, but has yet to, take in-
where its
on
summer.
plan
tests.
windows of
90-day
needed
campus
may be
and
or
drug
campus
rising,
for
the break elsewhere. Berndt said the
University plans
for
is the issue of students who do
majority
state
Drug
of
stay
session is
summer
ventory
Sport,
Free
student-athletes
gap
and the NCAA
issue
60-
provide
opportunity
not
president
administers the NCAA’s
“We can’t
mer
make it year-
on
ing tion
said the number of ath-
Kennedy
letes who
spend
summer.
year-round drug
actually
to
The National Center for which
calendar year.
a
will be in effect for
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perience, So
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over.
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spent
New York
to
move
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and
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and
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have
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appreciated have
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Sara and
met
Prejudice
as
equality
well
stayed
George,
Thanks for the advice
asking our
When
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mutable
the
first
do
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immediately
many
and called for
guilt
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imagine
the
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team.
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player
miller time
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alleged
speaks
rape
to
the
larger
in-
of Duke students and the Universi-
have
in
seen
only widespread
to
prejudice
that has allowed
prejudice
allegation
proven
a
single
condemn and defame
an
we
the
haven’t been has
only
the
walking
the
charged,
streets as
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reason
only
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disciplined them,
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lacrosse
reason
only
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reason
Houston
said
Baker,
our
much in
as
still
they’re
a
they
own
are
protection
of so-called
benefit all the
team
a
gallows
“white
players’
guilt
horrifying precedent. of
I think it’s
if the
a
for institutional racism.
alleged
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perfecdy
“Why
do
we
innocence,
the
You will be
crime
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in the
in
spite
be converted into
can
who led
hung
or even
protest in front of
summed up my grave
con-
allow the accused
to
roam
our
streets
to
that
question
when I
was
promise
number of
individual
all
faith—beyond
a
reason,
that if the
players
people —instead a
of
conspira-
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more was
the
This student,
a
any
and all evidence
willing
are
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go
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worldview. realization that is
growing
tragic
rush
judgment
to
sure
to
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for
sexual
now
suspended,
was
quickly
is
his e-mail
for years quences
to
find its way
in
stop
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in
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a an
private
merciless
demners
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his
conse-
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the
content
joke
on
conversation
a
of his letter could
the Great
did
Hall,
him
trampling
case
activists, protesters not
only
and
con-
for the excoriation
sweeping
social
form
profound
racial in-
address what
they
see
as
re-
protecting,
they at
and
make
all costs,
prejudices
a
very
our
different
case —one
system of justice
of the
for
from the
make
in
appreciated
Miller is
a
were
helping with
me
weight-
hugs.
opportunity
an
to
meet
by inviting
and
me to
wish I had done it every
only
the
done
to
students my inter-
shape
opportunity. have
not
this chance
to
share my
much,
so
thoughts. Kelly
and is
an
and friend.
least, I would
me
on
of
be here and I
terrific
advisor
gave
postdoc
and
me
support
I
to
to
know
the confidence
grateful.
I will forever be
place
at
mentor
I needed
everything
terrific
and
not
a
to
my
knowledge. a
to
meant.
write this year. I would never have
school and
advice
do many of
amazing
to
more
other
moving
taught
the
with the
I would
support
graduate
the
Professional Stu-
opportunity
how much my time here has
not
be
of that
along
the
any
mentor
not
work, and I have
received
from
lab
way.
have been left
out
tion. I will miss everyone
Heather Dean is
Stephen
for act
otherwise. I have learned
The Platt Lab has been
Many
Those workouts
particular
Working
opportunity
certainly
use
me
me
me to
writing
without
to
and
weight-lift
at
here, but
Duke.
not
for lack of
Goodbye,
apprecia-
and best wishes.
people.
four.
A member of Bennett’s church echoed these fms-
asking
would
succeed
to
motivated over the
the Graduate and
Chronicle,
community
the
Last but
to
to
me
me
Ryan.
in
Duke has
at
outstanding editor,
NYU
to
allowing
and values than
about
certainly
kept
chocolate and
this year. I
thanks
Thank you for
members
equity.
John
I wanted to do.
appreciate
meet
much,
Duke.
who get involved
Family Guy, Saturday at
of the lacrosse team, but also for to
IHOP
tell the Duke
to
so
took the time
always
from around the world
people
course,
skills,
miss you
grad student/leader balancing
at
taken
always
was
opportunity to
teaching
who have
CAPS and
to
an
was
thought
the
joined
relief and social outlet I needed.
Michael Platt. He
of many
make
stress
things
ests,
inspira-
and offer advice and support.
doing
International House gave
I
stampede.
hope
to
communica-
indignant joke,
the sanctimonious hordes from
It is the
be
come.
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not
to
going
am
Coach Falcone for
Without The
was
ruined, and he will suffer the
now
or
held up
me.
the Board of Trustees.
to
and Cookie, who each
lifting advice, meditations,
public hysteria.
though
the
Thanks
the
effective and
as
Duke had the
at
Trustees. I
our
was
to
handle the
Of
to-
con-
to
listening
student voice
graduate
years—Rob, Dave, Theresa, Bill and
will do lit-
gratification.
be
strategic planning
weight-lifting partners
as
meals
watch and listen to, and I
to
the many administrators who
to
everyone
how I
Thanks
year I
in and
confiding
and
giving
our
and I loved the
good food,
someday
enjoy
so
issues.
mentor.
you.
dent Council for
tion that in all likelihood
Night
from
especially Sally
serve
friend and
from you than you know. I also very much appre-
learn about
sensible members of the
I
Jim,
fighting
equity
have lunch with students this year. I have learned
to
I wish that
the
interests in
good
a
thoughtful
last student section for basketball and games year
more
me
throughout
and Ben for
Nancy
own
amazing
can
as
thanks
and work with
confirm
to
damage.
crucified in the
know
ciate the fact that the
this entire situation
as
least illustrate for many the
at
people
own
murdering
Live
much
are
rejoic-
Take the student who authored the infamous e-mail
easily
agreed
always
it will
their
erase
about
Many
ask
you
that I
leader
a
graduate
realize that
the belief in
innocence—will insist it is
which
that there
to
passions answer
academic
our
must
one
political left,
article of
can
hope
from the
Instead,
when he said:
freely?” I knew the
tle
a
gladly relinquish. or
public opinion regardless of,
facts,
cerns
the
in which this situation has been handled reaf-
of the case
players represents
privilege,”
members would
of the
Regardless manner
firms
of the lacrosse
I
Unfortunately,
pro-
tirade he
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reputation
treatment
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by
profoundly disturbing
to
Even
recendy penned. If the
un-
privilege.
propel
come
players
University
free citizens is because
white and their victim is black? One of
fessors,
and
nity
How many times in the last several weeks have you that
white
that Duke is filled with
charge
frightening lengths, against
un-
entire
community.
heard
as
an
peers’
been,
contrary,
the
reality, is the
has
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large
white cy of
administration.
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of
rational discussion.
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grained prejudice ty’s
cleared,
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have claimed the
bunch
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which levied the
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tional
to
my
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being
issues.
many
certainly
only hope
to
you know
hope
walks and talks and for both
you have been
Dick,
seriously,
or
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Stephen miller
all it took.
community
factor.
repeating
paper
and institutes and about 90
society
question
white,
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not
endorsed
members of the
many
racist
entire
male lacrosse
accused
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officially
was
in the
ran
not a
situation would be handled dif-
To understand this behavior, for
dif-
fused that conviction across
ad
was
professors.
but
also
the
were
players.
departments
the
players,
that the
and indefensible
racists,
already
convicted
have
ferently lacrosse
You
gether.
so
talk
mentoring,
Allison for the
to
such
versations. Thank you for
full-page
a
charge
true
many
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ethnicity, they
the lack of evidence
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the
another
was
time.”
jail seeing
im-
only
not
lacrosse
given
so.
And have
be
they
innocence—their
players’
punishment. Sadly,
to
demand
to
of
trations, “If it
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