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After its win

FSU

over

the men’s bas-

Thursday,

ketball team heads to rival UNC

Sunday.

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Rivalry renewed

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Bush hints at Bush,

DAVID SANGER with

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George

the

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military

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against

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said

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wait

vote

days

even

if it

feat PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH, in

vote

from

that the

ing

the

unleash

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Bush

arming Saddam.

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that we’re

people

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urgent threat,” Bush

nuclear weapons in

months and

join

year

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pressuring

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weapons

portraying

produce

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Room press

half. He said that

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and

of the

one

need

inspectors

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some

pre-empt

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dictator

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against

that Saddam is

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inspectors,

arms

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conference

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people

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wanted that basket to go in

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left

think

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belief that there is little if any evidence to prove

Duke wins

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implemented.

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nationally standardize

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to the

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cited the accountability of

test,

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economy.

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of Medical Examiners, ters the

which

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strategic

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to the

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majority.

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and the nation

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people

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“I will not leave the Ameri-

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could not win

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ed States.

resolution at the

on a new

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the

Washington,

terrorists, warning

diplomatic solu-

that

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of the

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president

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repeatedly invoked

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the

and

New York and

mission” to defend the country. He

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posed

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for

security of

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declaring

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prime-time

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prepared

country Thursday night

possibly

rare

conference,

himself

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FRIDAY, MARCH 7,2003

Santillan

� PAGE 3

family

considers lawsuit MIKE MILLER

The Chronicle

two weeks

Nearly

after Jesica Santillan’s

internal and external investigations continue to search for

sity Hospital

death,

of Duke Univeranswers.

Santillan attracted international attention follow-

ing

Feb. 7

rect blood

transplant of

type

into the

Feb. 22, following Kurt

against

second

the family

the

heart and at the

lungs

family’s lawyer,

contemplating

but will likely wait

Hospital,

of incor-

Hospital. She died

transplant.

Santillan

Dixon, the

that

press

girl

told the

lawsuit

a as

many

six to eight weeks until the publication of results from Santillan’s autopsy.

Hospital spokesperson

pital has

responses to

ing

“I’m

not

Richard Puff said the Hos-

begun preparing

not

core

aware

defense

formulat-

legal questions. lawsuit

any

that

has

been

filed,” he said. One

the

is whether

uncertainty

family signed

arbitration form that could shield the Dixon has

lawsuit—something termine. Puff said

he had

form and referred the

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ty for

the

James

question

leading

error

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the

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about

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who

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Officials By

[Hospital Chief Executive Officer]

Dr. William Fulkerson

taking responsibility

Puff said. “Whether he meant as

was

responsibility, did

indicate

but

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patient,

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especially

get such great bands,” said

mosphere.

up-and-coming alternative country

group,

at-

festival-type

Organizers have already booked Kenin,

band featuring recent Duke alumni, and the Spencer

Aycock Band from Chapel Hill, and

senior.

stage

students celebrating the end of classes will be p.m.,

able to enjoy several other bands in

excited,

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organizers

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on a

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ties with rockers Better Than Ezra,

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damage.

At 8:01

someone

office

fourth-floor

the wall where the toilet

was

and

bottles,

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March 3,

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employee reported

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publicans—while

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his

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entered his third-floor office in

the Duke Clinic’s

let dispenser,

unques-

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mugs

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reported that between

unknown person also

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team

Board of Education leading have been

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statement.

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stole her

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Computers, equipment

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DAHNTAY JONES addresses the crowd

during

the Senior

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to be introduced to the crowd. JONES takes in the action from the bench

favorite, jokes

around in his

postgame speech.

during

before Duke’s 72-56 win

over

Florida State.

JONES, CASEY SANDERS

his final game at Cameron Indoor Stadium. SANDERS

waves

AND ANDRE BUCKNER stand to-

to the crowd in his address. BUCKpregame

Alana Beard their

and

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FRIDAY,

Duke looks to take 7th As North Carolina GABE GITHENS

The

Both

certain

possesses

Carolina of

feeling

overwhelming excitement, but Sunday’s game aura

does not

of years

few

turn

the

helped the

Heels’

Blue Devils

ACC) capture the

in the but

years,

of the Tar

recent

the

down-

12-4 in

last six victories

rivalry. With nothing

play for

pride, UNC (15-14, 5-10) has

ferent

point

vantage

has

program

(21-5,

this

dif-

almost negating

Florida

the

State,

victory

still be hungry to get back

and

track

before

begins

regular

the

Saturday,

play for

season

Duke will be in

share of the ACC

our

come

out

biggest focus senior

opponent,”

and

Stadium

Casey

were

out the

Rashad

leading

become

this season, the game stellar

backcourt

Duke’s

high

one

the

Dahntay

game at

was

play

dominated by both

Jones scored

points and grabbed

hands

McCants

team-

of his most impressive

outings

full

man

game,

guarded

sophomore

empha-

the

easily

defensive

cover

the

able to penin the pre-

end,

defensive

get

J.J. open

but does not to

capabilities

either of the Tar Heel

now

espe-

freshman, able

Unlike in the first

Devils

end,

head coach Mike

prize

Krzyzewski’s

are

they did

have

Felton

with either

vious contest. Duke

guards.

matchup, the

feature

Blue

interior

solid

threat in Shelden Williams. Averaging double figures seven

season.

The

John’s

have to do is

that

if the Tar Heels

etrate

sides.

13 rebounds

St.

Duhon will

Tri-captain Chris his

the offensive

one

key points

have

time,

mirror the

the

sized during those games.”

looks

offensive

sure we

before

time.”

one

two-

Cameron Indoor

In the Blue Devils’ 83-74 win earlier

opponent

time,

longer

back,

should

for

Carolina’s

Jones said. “All

game,”

rebound from his

point performance

pick

guards

sore

Redick,

Sanders said. “One team at

scorer—should

cially

Sunday.

crown

team, I think

our

McCants—North

team

tournament

ACC

“In terms of the way a

Devil

points respectively.

hindered

week. If Wake Forest loses

at N.C. State to

the Blue

against

the right

others’

Raymond Felton and David Noel,

tore

threat Sunday.

should

each

inside

Two of the Tar Heels standout fresh-

contest

Blue Devils

extend recent dominance

prove

can

Tar Heels

vs.

the floor.

“We have to make

cruising

position

presence

who

boards.

eight

Jones

and

than Duke.

After

and

forwards

men, over

games

and

points

versatile

typical

to hold the

past.

the competitive

Despite the last

seem

Williams

out,

straight

stay above .500, the Blue Devils hope

dropped

Chronicle

Duke-North

the

Usually rivalry

struggles

page

�

7, 2003

points

grabbing

and games

the a

last

season-

for most of the

Jawad

See UNC

Williams,

archrival UNC Sunday. CASEY SANDERS and the Blue Devils hope to continue their success against

page 10

Krzyzewski unhappy

with Crazies’ lack of In

it many ways,

home

season.

Stadium,

final game

avenging

worthy of

So why

year—for

off,

“I

easy

72-56

victory,

Andre

Buckner

to the

evening

Duke head coach Mike

seething after the game?

have

been

several

years,

really

100

about

Ted Mann

all

whispers

that

Game

commentary

aren’t living up

decibels

turned those whis-

following

Thursday

game

thought

horrible,” there

Florida

reputation. Krzyzewski

night’s

Andre

in their

Hollywood script.

the Cameron Crazies

pers

loss

ending

was

There

their

shot with 16 seconds left

an a

Krzyzewski

route to

earlier

top

provide

to pour down

scooped

night

Coach K Court. The Blue Devils jumped

State.

to Duke’s

in Cameron Indoor

Jones, and Casey Sanders

40-20 lead

storybook ending

senior

night for adoration

Buckner, Dahntay

out to

was

passion

in the second

half, the atmosphere

he said. “It seemed like

was

emotion.

I’ve

in the

never

was

second half,

seen

[Cameron

Indoor Stadium] like that.”

COACH MIKE KRZYZEWSKI called out both students and

women's lacrosse team fell 9-8 to conference rival

Maryland.

The Blue Devils

rallied from 8-6 down to force the extra

session,

but ultimately lost.

ticket holders last

Three Devils honored

Women’s lax falls The second-ranked

season

night

for

being

too

Pedro

giving up two

his first inning of work in

Award, given annually

to the

runs

Frustrated at his team’s

After

Kaiser and Meghan Miller finalists for Tewaaraton

Orioles target Griffey

strong in debut

Duke’s Kevin Cassese, Kate

are

See COMMENTARY

complacent Thursday night.

Spring Training, Red Sox star Pedro Martinez struck

women’s coltop men’s and

out the side in the second.

legiate lacrosse players. This

The

is Kaiser’s third nomination.

himself healthy and happy.

right-hander declared

struggle

to be

competitive

in recent years, Baltimore Orioles

owner

Peter

Angelos is trying to acquire 11-time All-Star Ken Jr. from the Reds.

Griffey

Mfk

page 12

Men’s Basketball No. l Arizona 72, Oregon St. 60 Colorado St. 66, No. 23 Utah 65

PAGE H

Sports

FRIDAY. MARCH 7. 2003

struggles

St. Bonaventure Steady,

N.Y.

OLEAN,

Service

heavy

covered

snow

Thursday

here

University

most of the

blanket, but

in forfeit aftermath

THOMAS GEORGE

New York Times News

Bonaventure

The Chronicle

people

St.

white

this campus and in

this town felt black-and-blue and buried. This Catholic founded in

university of 2,200 students

fight-

1858 is

the label of cheaters after its men’s basketball pro-

ing

gram

the

crumbled into chaos, shaking the foundation and of

pride

university and

10 victories and

Terrell,

signed with the university

igible. He

had

that

determined

allowed to be

junior-college

Terrell

Athletic

18.

should

Association have

never

the team because

center

April, was ruled inel-

in 25 games and started

played

National Collegiate

The

six Atlantic

its

barred from the conference tour-

was

nament because Jamil who

community.

Bonaventure forfeited

Monday, St.

had been

he did not meet

transfer requirements. the

After

action, not

forfeits

final two

play their

even

had

and

won

rassed

fans

don’t to

Now

most

embar-

are

the

play college sports and

even

certain

have

university’s Jan Van BILL GREENBLATT/UPI

know

MARQUES GREEN

you

said

requirements,”

academic

to finish the

border

miles

south

just

day

Now the school has

bad name, and your

everything around here.

name

ers

players’ scholar-

DUKE

president

worse

were

told of forfeited

9th

The Dean

Smith

Guard

Rashad McCants, Fr. 16.6 ppg, 4.6 apg.

Guard

Jackie Manuel, So. 7.8 ppg, 4.4 rpg.

Fr. 15.0 ppg, 2.4 rpg.

Dahntay Jones, Sr. 17.2 ppg, 5.4 rpg. Shelden Williams, Fr. 7.6

ppg,

5.4 rpg

Forward

Casey Sanders. Sr. 4.7 ppg. 5.4 rpg.

of their lives.

university’s public relations. “If

and

room

when the play-

“Obviously

They

have made the may not

but they made the best

let

these

kids

decision they

down.

shouldn’t

good

games. even

people.

Boom!

tournament. Boom!

Boom!

They

have the last

the

worked.

about

They

say

They

We’re hurting. We all have got to search

were

game

process

care

kids,

these

our

souls.”

told here

See BACKLASH

page 12

David Noel, Fr. 5.1 ppg, 3.0 rpg. Jawad Williams, So. 14.5 ppg, 5.9 rpg.

Forward

THE NOD

The Blue Devils outrebounded Carolina by 12 in their matchup in Cameron Indoor Stadium and have pulled down

boards

than their opponents each of their previous 13 games. Jawad Williams two

6-foot-8 is Carolina’s only starter

starting big

playing

Casey

men,

over

6-6. Duke’s

Sanders and Shelden Williams

their best basketball of the

Carolina starts four players who

Back ourt

experience

are

biggest emotional

Raymond Felton. Fr. 12.3 ppg, 6.1 apg.

ANALYSIS

players

play.

moved

Coach Matt Doherty

J.J. Redick,

result of his team’s refusal to

North Carolina 15-14 (5-10)

(11-4)

Guard

e «

as a

because it would be

ABC

Guard

seniors

Center

Chris Duhon, Jr. 9.2 ppg, 6.7 apg.

■c

happen

told there would be

Guard

Center

not be honored

work out this way. You can’t look at the outcome and

they probably wouldn’t

Coach Mike Krzyzewski

Forward

about is how the

informed.

were

P.M.

No. 10 Duke 21-5

Forward

now

salute the

NORTH CAROLINA

Saturday, March 4

another site. It may have been the

of marketing

“Bad things

ships should have been revoked when they chose not to

selection, may

season.

could have just been in that

were

Some critics have howled that the

AII-A-10

could make.

I wouldn’t want to be in that

administration’s shoes.”

a consensus

university should have fielded walk-ons

right decision,

you

means

considered

vice

not here.

college sports, but

once

being vilified,” said David P. Ferguson, the

can’t slide people onto your team. It

every

(left),

“The thing I feel

the university, which is close to about

and the

play

who adores the

factory worker

near

Pennsylvania

happen

fervor that matches most

Wickenheiser, the coach,

Bonnies and lives

may

national basketball power-

programs.

Craig Southard, 32,

the

the team

the players.

Buffalo. “You

alternately blaming

angry,

Breda Kolff,

have

creating

games,

Before the forfeits,

display

university

president, Robert

“I

post-season

players decided they would

13 games and lost 14.

but its

big-time

denial of

regular-season

controversy.

St. Bonaventure is not

house,

the

the St. Bonaventure

are

season.

can

knock down the three ball

it did in the first matchup with Duke when it

went

six-for-

nine from downtown in the first half and 10-for-21 in the game Duke has

ties for his

but

formitable backcourt

Felton’s ability

it will be challenged by

penetrate into the lane

and create

opportuni-

teammates.

The Blue Devils have the clear advantage off the bench. Daniel

Ewing is debatably the best sixth ball

man

in all of college basket-

' Horvath and Shavlik Randoph should

consid-

see

iside. In the matchup against Duke, the Tar Heels even. a

If any of the Tar Heel

les

off

solid Senior

quick

starters

get in foul DANIEL EWING has

huge advantage for the Blue Devils.

loss

Wake while the Blue Devils

UNC

rid-

are

turned the ball

over

16 times. Duke hasn’t

high has

played

lack of size inside, look for Duke

try

shot

ibility

percent from

to nail

th matchup.

the

free

throw

shots from the charity

Duke

squeeks by UNC,

line

establish the

are

the

key

loss

stripe could be 87-82;

hopes

to extend that streak this weekend

to at

the

inside

victory

game

the

St. Johns.

In a

difference

—by

Jake

17 rebounds

against FSU, Williams

given Krzyzewski

has

exactly what his

season

been

long.

playing

strong their

really

and

We’re

going

defense has been to

with

definitely

answer

for

need to play

overcome new

game.

North

start the game

plenty of energy, but unless

guards

completely

Duke’s backcourt,

well,” Krzyzewski said. “Our board play our

Sunday’s

Carolina will

has been excellent, excellent.

solid post presence, and that could be the

team has needed all

Williams. Everyone knows that free throws

The Tar Heels have from page 9

“Shelden s

career.

difference

EVEN

road and the Dean Dome should be loud.

lost to UNC in his

Night performance. Against

team, strong transition defense will be impor-

' Blue Devils. Duke stole the ball 10 times in its first

never

dominate

UNC will not be able

the Blue Devils’ deep bench

life after the to St. John’s.

“There is

a sense

of urgency you need

Poses

better though...

[The offense]

behind the defense.”

has been

play with

time of the

every

possession

at this

year,” Krzyzewski said.

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Sports

7. 2003

The Chronicle

to rain down batteries

COMMENTARY

from page 9

with If

had

Krzyzewski

stopped there, the

knows,

it, but

say

blaming

close.

even

such

played their

sorry, but I’m

good

21-5

butts

I hate to

anyone,

it.

about

I’m

just

I’m

fans.

our

right about that. right

off, and it’s

especially

I’m

for

year

and these kids

I’m

then

be it, we’ll try to do it [ourselvesl.”

that’s

not

what is?

that’s

been

surrounding

continued.

long,” Krzyzewski

year

the attitude of],

we’re

‘yeah,

should win.’ There

freshmen

and

the court at any

should

be all

over

[But apparently] we’ve So how do

ROBERT TAI/THE CHRONICLE

freshman

FSU

posted

double-double

halftime

his way to

from page 1

touches

finishing

the

ster,

two-handed slam to

formance as

part

Rudy-esque

Buckner—who

of Senior Jones

Dahntay

later,

taken out of the game to

was

ovation and

from head coach Mike

hug

“Andre’s

been

great,”

We’re really

going

the

night

all

was

about

them

the game—it Williams and

both before

speak was

who

ished with

racking

11 of each

alone.

points and

also

in the

each of

first

defense, where he blocked five

shots.

jumped

out

15:10 left

the

Williams, to

and cruised to

greatest

They wishing

not until

passed

when the

teams

“Anytime you’re team like your

into

40-20 on

the

the road against

Duke and you don’t stick

game

plan,

the ball

turn

first

get outrebounded by

over

half,

it’s

going

12 in the

said. “We had

but

difficult time

adjusting,

lot of credit has to go to Duke.”

Hamilton team

after

outscored

able

was

the

and

his

regroup

break—Florida

Duke

shot

State

percent

from field in the second half—but it

was

too little too late.

za’s

much

early

advantage

25 in the second stan-

minutes. With

the

ball and

student

sent

Seeing

in his

face,

the

depends into

get

the Cameron

granting

game,

He’s

got

clusion.

The

contests

court

tri-captain dumped

sure

thank-

into

“fan-

their

speech

responsible

This

body

likely

the

con-

many

Blue Devils and who

points,

fields

young team

the

throughout

grown

lots

playing

season,

the

games

course

pretty And

process.

they’re winning. But

Krzyzewski poignantly point-

ed out

Thursday night, Duke’s

years

“It’s

not fresh and

know

you

what

asked. “We’ve

success

has caused many of its

fans to take the team for

won

granted.

exciting

anymore,

mean?” Krzyzewski so

much. It’s

kind of

Duke’s 23rd-year coach is frustrated with

it.

game is

The

Blue

than

final

Krzyzewski’s

Devils’

home

months away,

seven

and he’s already eager for

change. the

message

Cameron Crazies? “Let’s go,” he to

“We’ll be

urged.

ready

go.”

(13-14,4-12)

0-0

PTS

BLK

23 36

0-0

0-1

0-4

0-0

Pickett

3-8

3-4

Galloway

0-7

1-5

Callier

0-2

0-0

Mathews

7-9

4-5

0-0

1-2

the

A university official involved in

the

ing

signing

8-15

are

of Terrell.

who

spoke

said

anonymity

condition

that Barbara

Bonaventure’s

officer,

200

Jones

4-8

5-5

Sanders

1-4

2-2

PTS

BLK

Redick

2-9

4-4

Duhon

3-8

3-4

Buckner

1-2

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from

welding

Community

Coastal did

College

NCAA junior-college

Van

Breda

Kolff

bypassed

Questa

The

Green,

said.

Wickenheiser the

entry, overruling long

season

allowed

Terrell’s

hovered

asked

home game against

Washington,

waiting

for

Terrell

sat

The next

ruling.

announced

0-0

Dockery

0-3

0-02302202

Randolph

2-3

5-6

that

ineligible.

Monday, Wickenheiser, call

with

barred

the

offered

from

NCAA

confer-

Atlantic

forfeiture

the

victories;

the

22-56

24-28

Three-pointers: Jones (1-3),

Duhon (1-3),

season

the

other

team also

conference’s

post-

The

tournament.

200

that

players

Dayton

about arriving

Ewing (1-3), Redick (1-

4),Buckner (0-1), Horvath (0-1)

season-ending

Technical (ouls; None Attendance—9,3l4

Officials: Rose, Kersey, Donato

can

unfolding game

guard Marques to

expected

are

speak

conference next

cial who spoke said: “When

week

and

say

gotten the

played

offi-

gone for

should have

some

other stu-

games

they have

was

play the

university

condition of anonymity

people

gone out and

dents

refusal to

games, another

come

spring

anyway,

from, since break?”

This official said the university should have provided as

they

were

letic

leadership for the players

deciding what

the

for

department

to do.

ath-

while between

president and the athletic director,

the coach and the athletic director and even

between the coach and the sports

information “There

has

director,” not

the official

been

said. and

continuity

were

told,

meanwhile,

communication in

the athletic

had on

security

the campus for

game

Saturday

controversy

would

concerns

ment at the

probably

and be

amid

that moved

the an

the to

found online

wwwxhronicle.duke.edu

top for

jointed the

don’t response. I

top three involved

the athletic director survive it.”

depart-

while.”

“So, when this blew up,

The Chronicle’s continuing coverage of Duke basketball during spring break. It

recruiting

stand

“There has been friction in this

other a

led by

for the team’s

last two

out

day the

the

when spring break ends.

everyone

George

and

integrity.”

news

bility. Feb. 26,

1-1

where would

team’s conference

0-0

the

forward

“I

say,

junior,

NCAA for clarification of Terrell’s eligi-

presidents demanded that the

5-11

look

played

did

players,

just

Wickenheiser

24,

presidents,

Melchionni

over

Wickenheiser

approaching,

out

staff.

compliance

cloud

official

beliefs and my

director, Gothard Lane,

the

but say-

fully with the ongoing

have

may

requested help from the university Wickenheiser,

Thursday

Van Breda Kolff did not what role say

Terrell.

requirements.

fans.

initially silent

was

welcome,

and

investigation.”

not

academic

issues

alumni

statement

certificate

ence

issued

cooperate

Van Breda Kolff

“I

had ruled Terrell 4-6

decided to end

eligibility

irate

will

Feb.

ing,

spring eligible because his

not

decided to act.

involved in

apologized

was

tournament

Technical fouls: Joiner

4-7

Massachusetts

against

immediately.

season

told Van Breda Kolff early last

university

left

that Terrell

(0-3), Callier (0-1).

Williams

Questa,

compliance

Three-pointers: Pickett (2-4), Joiner (1-2), Richardson (1-1), Johnson

Duke

Rochester. With regular-sea-

games

Wickenheiser took blame for becom-

Terrell’s eligibility. With the Atlantic

1 22-54

son

and

2-3

7-13

Buffalo from page 9

The roots of this scandal

happy

Harvey

out

question

Duke

year,

that has

the road,

in front of crowds

BACKLASH

Georgia

Johnson

check

won

foregone

would throw down the nastiest dunks.

Team

Seminole defend-

were

whether the

early and

won

biggest

was

would win

too.. The

point,

Duke

years,

often. Most games

energy and play-

own

all, when the Blue Devils

and his athletic

Arena: Cameron Indoor Stadium er

come

the

2-6

Horvath

ing well regardless of the crowd. After

St.

espe-

14:42 remain-

ing freshman point guard Sean Dockery stole

their

University for help-

ended

Joiner

Totals

Chris Duhon.

that’s

the

when

personally

the Cameron Crazies do not live up to

short of saying

stopped

for generating its

All

Ewing

The Blue Devils drew the out to

world,

appreciative,

then

Totals

tough,”

think

you

that

then,

surprising,

his standard.

were

said. “That’s not

that the team is ultimately

meet

Team

Seminole head coach Leonard Hamilton

deck

upper

not

dislikes.

and Dayton, the players

of 2003.”

also

was

Florida State

Waleskowski

times and

fans in the

(21-5,11-4)

It’s

craziness.

commented

even

sad [nowl.”

Krzyzewski

events

Richardson

locker

introduced,

were

in the

thing.

that his team

time in the

some

FINAL

advantage.

segment

crowd’s

has

coach would take

punches, he

good thing?”

president,

Duke

restricted

the

exciting

ova-

than 15 minutes had

went a

court

Duke 72, Florida State 56

that FSU hit double digits, and

room, Duke held

night

Sanders

spring break.

29-9 advan-

coach?

and

Maryland

specific cheers he likes

here,” Krzyzewski

good

feelings

well.

people

they play

Devils

Florida State

was

our

posi-

tastic situation.”

at the 5:04 mark in the first half. It

tage

after

the fans and the

11-2 lead with

early

Blue

center

ing him transfer and

half

paint

Behind

ing

fin-

controlled the

they returned with

cially the Class

rebounds,

senior

followed

end,

room,

Jones on

winning all of

the game, per

Buckner,

the “the

for the Blue

Williams, who contributed

to send them

Both Buckner and Sanders thanked

night.

Duke first five offensive possessions,

seniors,”

the remaining students.

Shelden

crowd,

Crazies

lot to this

not

teammates and gave similar remarks to

jumpstart Duke

paint

group of

just good

Jones received

locker

and after

freshman,

helped

dominated the

Devils all

the

and let-

its

too much.”

won

Pulling

“When the seniors

seasons

single digits.

brought

way,

kids.

base,

of the

eve

something special.”

tions. At the

seniors off the court —honoring

ting

ritual, and

that kid.” While

right

Duke,

letting

never

great

few

loss

two

night

here in Cameron and in the

Prior

gods

miss

have

tion to do

Krzyzewski

shined their light in the right way. He’s kid.

strong,

Duhon said. “They

the

but

disappointing

Southern rivals within

games

said. “That is where the basketball

great

senior

held

“We

of the

the Blue

give

waning minutes,

Maryland

off in

Krzyzewski.

in the

program and it’s

standing

mon-

time,

shot at the non-student

half the

its

ago,

Sanders—-

Casey

54-29 lead.

remembering

teammates

Night with and

per-

honored

was

Sanders who delivered

points

72-56 in Cameron Indoor Stadium. Moments

took

Florida State tried to shave off

visiting Seminoles (13-14,4-12), winning

to the students.

and 17 rebounds.

points

the No. 10 Blue Devils (21-5, 11-4 in the the

pass

Devils

ACC) put

with

finishing

one

Krzyzewski’s wrath wasn’t

The

Thursday night.

four

these

really feel,

you

“[lt’s

Duke, and

three

are

all

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our

the

against

games

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two

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students

taken

always

North Carolina, and communicating his

then

call-to-arms,

home

not

that’s

saying

the way it is, and if that’s the way it is,

in Duke’s 72-56 win

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the

an-active interest in his team’s fan

have

inside force

state

message would have been sent. But his

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the

rant wasn’t done. Not

us,” he said. “We’re

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than affection.

coach is clearly

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you

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rights,

the

fulfilling

Why?

rights

torture animals

declared

with PETA is that

biggest problem

actions which violate

“not

allies. Can you blame Mexicans for interpreting Bush’s remarks

the

responsibilities. Pigs do

animal cruelty? Of

lost

pigs,

into

social

motivation other than survival.

repercussion, that requires

protec-

But there exists

due animalistic treatment.

are

and sys-

despicable.

They deserve rights

they constantly maim, kill

In fact, anti-French feeling has been

Representatives. carefully

the

Against

the

Hastert,

people.”

interview

carried

Times

Financial

of his

con-

was.

when

disingenuous

was

backlash

They

woefully off-base.

of animals. A

being

ones

than

way

excep-

the

claiming that when Bush talked of

text of the rest of the

loved

lobby for governmental regulations

political

firestorm in Mexico. The White House has been franti-

“discipline”

discipline.”

ever-protective U.S. media, but they created

cally backpedaling,

PETA

the

humans,

against the

virtually unreported

went

feel about the horrific

other countries oppose

certain

But

still

are

humanity.

like PETA often

By definition,

car-

were

to the treatment of cows,

morally equivalent

develop-

are

The mentally handi-

rights protection.

Aristotle, justice

for shock

equal

secure

enter

murders of their

the

except the people.”

by anybody

Bush then said if Mexico

remarks

saying

reaction from other quarters, cit-

America about the French...

These

possibility

significant retribution

the

pile of pig

pile

whose friends and relatives

the Holocaust

during tematic

President

came

from the government”—emphasizing

French,

long

if Mexico didn’t vote America’s way,

reprisals

ine how those

they

incapable

Chickens have

suffering

Michael McGraw claimed

spokesman

ment of animals should not be

war.”

interview

Monday

were

whether Mexico

Incredible stuff, but easy to dismiss

George

who

Japanese-Americans

“wants to stir the fires ofjingoism

diplomat

situ-

cow

for

be treated “humanely.”

emaciated Jew

exaggeration

Children

beings.

rule.

general

are

Groups

victims to

emaciated

isn’t just

I’m not.

No,

are

should be

that any animal could agree to

needed to

Business

www.masskilling.com,

range from

Are you saying

to. But

respect

act out

Animals

The offensiveness here is undeniable. I can’t imag-

are

against

suffering of animals.”

Indeed,

compared the

1941, and wondered

the

are

PETA

possibility

Getting Down

last week that the Holocaust is “absolutely

chickens.

American

PETA

the

if Mexico didn’t vote for

“stir

could

vote

And this

casses.

will.

good

quoted

Mexicans in the United States. He ation

get that

any semblance of

The Economist

week,

and

democracy is,

both sides of the border.

tion out

tract

Holocaust victims’ bodies adjacent to

efforts to

recent track

and the website

The pictures

standing

value,

rea-

the UN. Security Council gives

the question of

Last

administration,

Mexico’s

and

stability

But Mexico’s seat it

and

partner,

economic

should be,

of its

if not

exploiter,

however, the United States has made great

record

just

showcase for American ideals. For

enemy. Since the first Bush

treat Mexico

not

half Mexico has—often with good

its

outright

ally,

cam-

images comparing Holocaust

animals.

border, but also because

common

important

enormously

our

special role

that it is

tions to the

Nathan

This

treatment

Plate,”

your

Neither

whose minds don’t work

people

are

they’re supposed

presenting Americans, through both

relations—a crisis that has been almost ignored north

border—suggests

might be saying, “children

you

of asserting rights claims.

their latest activism

paign “Holocaust

rational agents and they

to others.

into rational human

capped

a cam-

ever.

equating the

“Got

of farm animals to the Holocaust.

favorite saying

the top

seem over

may

But

policy.

they fear.” It

minute,”

capable

ing

Rudy

reading

abhorrent than

not

Ronald

knife-toting

activities of

daily

the poultry industry and

Giuliani

“Wait

able to kill them?”

bloody,

out

Prostate Cancer?” has launched

long

respecting others

responsibilities

September

Commentary

hold

that

organization

same

pable

mentally handicapped.

policy.

“Oderint dum metuant” translates,

People

McDonalds to schoolchildren, compared

Krugman

them hate

but

saying this,

Riesling,

mer

Paul

thought

never

passed

recently left the Foreign Service

Bush administration

for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has reached

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motto?” So

letter of John Brady

reads the resignation career

its most senior officials? Has

among

dum metuant”

protest against

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president condone the contemptuous

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