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THE INDEPENDENT DAILY AT DUKE UNIVERSITY

U.S. shifts attention from

Schedule

Baghdad

task force

MICHAEL GORDON

By

New York Times News

CAMP

Service

Kuwait

DOHA,

Allied

forces have shifted the focus of their land in

campaign

the

feating

to concentrate

the

beginning

Tuesday night.

had

strategy

been

� A

bypass

to

are

Iraq’s southern cities and drive toward the

to take

capital

lican

Guards

Saddam’s

Saddam’s Repub-

on

and

ultimately

the groups to

been

al-

The

Iraqi

while

forces

fight

in and around

from

British

and

American

to

dispel

any

would be

that

suggestion

long, suggesting that it would is,”

military official

outskirts

of

forces

Basra,

to the

moving

were

from

fierce battle

and

near

be

to

regular

a

in

About

the

caches

to

weapons,

protect

against

a more

on

“We to the

weapons

chemical

ing REUTERS

said.

fighting

in

an

planning

area near

Basra in southern

for

specifics

on

how

the United States and Britain intend to rebuild Iraq. the Bush administration has

say

ulated clearly how the

tion,

new

has

however,

preparing

to

run

Nations. “We’re the

people

how Iraq will

enough

government

of

said

will work.

that the

post-war Iraq

going

Iraq,

a

ment,” US. Secretary

to

put

in

be

rebuilt

nor

The administra-

United

without

place

a

States

better life for

of State Colin Powell

told The

and

with that

a

student who

current

international peace an

a

Duke alumna

recently traveled expressed

groups,

to

cessful in “I have

Iraq

concern

American-built government would not be

second round

Coliseum

participated

politically.

I think

the U.S. has interests they want to protect there, and

IneMo C

on

Students and others

vigil tonight those

at 8 p.m.

“I

knew

she

in

be able to

serving

in

Iraq.

on

the

See page 3

page 10

run

prior

against

a

a

No.

sprained

to

status 8

seed

ankle.

team shootaround ear-

was

there

ever

to

go,” head coach Gail

didn’t know how well she’d

[just]

one

had her

points

block and answer.

a

As

on

10-of-12 shooting,

65-54

No. 5

on

a

pair

of

victory later, Goestenko-

usual, Beard catalyzed

Devils—who will take

the Blue

seed Georgia in

the

Sweet 16—on both sides of the floor, particularly with 13:29

remaining

in the contest.

Utah (24-7), led by freshman scoring machine Kim to 40-36

on

all scored while Beard rested

the strength of a 6-0 on

the bench. To

the storm, No. 1 Duke (33-1) called

See NCAAS

U.S. troops will hold

Chapel Quadrangle

on

play.”

Twenty-seven steals,

going

was

Goestenkors said. “I

page 7

supporting

the and

Tuesday during

a

run,

temper

30-second timeout DUKE

See POST-WAR PLANS

the week

throughout

doubt the two-time All-American would play?

any

Smith, had closed

little hope for [lraq] very

matchup

her ankle for 20 minutes every hour. But

suc-

Iraq.

recommendation

Word circulated quickly

Reynolds

because of

questionable

was

really

rs

Yarger and Joy Johnson,

a

lier in the day, and had been up much of the night icing

form of govern-

representative

Duke’s

Utah

is

the United

New York Times. Lenore

in

Beard had not

not artic-

the

The Chronicle

tipoff yesterday: Alana Beard’s

asking

at

that he consider examin-

See SCHEDULES

through

While the military campaign in Iraq continues, lead-

Critics

wounded

was

occur

MIKE COREY

By

The Chronicle

are

soldier who

will

system

possibility of standardizing

class times

Iraq.

RALEIGH

around the world

a

would

and

new

day.

making

are

provost

the

suggesting

week, a

Close win sweetens women’s

By JEFF FINCH

ers

and the

time every

same

Iraq intensifies

for

day

recommend

where class blocks

page 8

Post-war

the

across

MEMBERS OF A BRITISH MEDICAL REGIMENT carry See IRAQ STRATEGY

Tuesday

balanced distribution of classes

probably

Iraqis

Marines

U.S. military officials

the

reverse

courses

The committee has been

was

hospital that they had turned

a

and

and Thursday around midday.

a

paramilitary fight-

outpost, and confiscated

a

to alleviate in-

designed

stresses

trend toward bunching

Fedayeen

450

Nasiriyah,

170

captured about

into

mixture of

troops.

killed. In An

were

ers

Najaf with what

time this semester.

some

is

frastructural

Army’s 7th Cavalry Regiment fought

reported

report

Each option

day night. While the British

reform

committee files

provost when the

its final

a

Tues-

said

in its effort

models to

possible

ture, will recommend an array of models to the

“We will go to where the enemy

reaction

Edna Andrews, chair of the task force

be measured in days, not weeks.

senior U.S.

faculty and students

suggest

Course

on

mixed

met

and chair of Slavic languages and litera-

delay

the

has

the academic schedule.

Iraq’s south-

cities. Allied commanders sought to

ern

provost’s Task Force

Scheduling

Guard will be

the Republican

on

evening

ANDREW COLLINS

By

threat has to be addressed first. The at-

delayed

more

classes.

com-

manders have concluded that this

tack

its

The Chronicle

stiff that

so

release

part suggesting and

morning

soon

the militia

of the advancing

rear

has

in

report,

when classes

studying

group

scheduled will

topple

government.

But the resistance from

lied forces

plan

nears

south

the battle for Baghdad,

senior officers said

The

de-

on

and other militia

Hussein in

Saddam

serving before

Iraq

Fedayeen

a

to honor

Flat

growth in

Health

is

forcing

on

funding

from

the

National

Institutes

of

Medical Center researchers to compete

harder for grants. See page 4

HEAD COACH GAIL

Beard toward the end of

page 14

Author and

a

with

lecturer Michael Parent! criticized

administration’s in

GOESTENKORS jokes

Alana

Tuesday’s victory.

policies

on

speech Tuesday night.

Iraq and

on

See page 5

the Bush

the domestic front

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MARCH

World & Nation

2003

26,

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in

Wednesday

case

Residents of southern

Court will hear arguments

Supreme

a

that

case

the first time, guarantee

uprising targets Iraqi forces

Basra

NEWS BRIEFS

The Chronicle

attack Saddam’s troops

Iraqi city

contend could, for

some

PATRICK TYLER

By

for gays

equal protection

New York Times News

British

supplies,

•

guerrilla rebels face

Peruvian

Prosecutors have filed the

against

new

imprisoned top

charges

new

terrorism

charges

Path rebels, whose 1992 life sentence

thrown

was

at

placed,

two

least

of them

of rape reports and

by

women, after

of

city

Basra

uprising

reached on

in

seize

allegations by

female cadets of

to

an

the out-

of Hussein

Two British soldiers incident with

Iraq,

a

military

•

A

by

killed in

British tank

a

near

commander said

died when their

targeted

were

a

Tuesday.

another Challenger

Monday.

Smallpox vaccine may have killed Maryland

pox died

vaccinated

recently

nurse

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the weekend of

health officials

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was

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U.S. Marines

city of

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a

Tuesday

stockpile

un-

of gas

Nasiriyah, providing

its

status

as

a

200 guns, and other

a

medical facility,

red crescent was

a

T-55

military supplies, U.S. officials

army

on

Col.

Chris

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page 6

people,

dancing?”

of

The smell of burnt flesh

to

reporters

in the

the'ferocity of the attacks,

of the chemical

fighting

as

in An

gear

Nasiriyah,

came

a

after another day

city

of half

a

million

The intense clashes in An Nasiriyah, about 230 miles southeast of Baghdad, foreshadowedthe

by

Iraqi

fighters

behind

the

any

a

so

prepare

bigger and

for the

expected assault

were

ceived

Nasiriyah,

River, has proved

a

key crossing point

to be the

toughest

missing

captured

or

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U.S. forces continued to face surprising pockets

resistance

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area.

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reported.

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troops,

the strongest suggestion yet that that the Iraqi regime has

of street

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security

second in

city had taken

Baath

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Basra and killed 20 of his aides and

throughout

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allied

as

in the

early

an

Zubayr,

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southern Iraq.

Hidden in the hospital, which carried

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au-

not

was

strategy Tuesday

resistance

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response to

military

came

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headquarters

military objective, but they abruptly changed

people

warplanes

had said Basra

in

of uprising

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core

supporters.

the British

south,

thorities

covered 3,000 chemical weapon suits and

DOW

hardened

a

Marines locate chemical weapons suits

nurse

said Tuesday.

compiled

to

forces continued to meet determined

confirm

to

means

trying to determine whether the

case

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against the crowds, military intel-

ligence

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they prepared

Iraq’s largest southern city still

under the control of

British

Saddam

forces

Baghdad used artillery

fire

academy culture that blames victims for assaults.

•

attacked

security

troops and other irregular

series

as

At the outset of their campaign in

Basra residents

a

spurred

the scale;

“We don’t know where it will take us.”

Hussein’s

re-

don’t know

we

outskirts of Basra

Academy replaces officials

Air Force

them;

lied advance northward to Baghdad,

military officers fighting

Four top officers at the Air Force Academy will be

raids,

what has

don’t know the scope of it,” he added.

skirts Tuesday. •

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numbers.

significant

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tank and artillery attacks around the

the

out last week.

of

campaign

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move

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26,2003 � PAGE 3

UNIVERSITY BRIEFS From staff reports

Tuesday vigil

to

recognize troops

Students, faculty and staff candlelight

vigil

tonight

at

are

8

Quadrangle. Organizers of the

invited to

p.m.

on

public

a

the

Chapel

event described it

as

a

chance to honor U.S. troops serving in Iraq.

e-Vision conference The Business

Saturday

Technology Club at the Fuqua School

of Business will host the fifth annual e-Vision Duke Business ence,

Forum

Technology

to be

held at Fuqua,

March

is

29.

sponsored

The confer-

by Microsoft

and the Duke University Teradata Center for Customer

Relationship

Management.

The

is invit-

public

ed to attend the event, but must register in advance. The event is dents to

to link

designed

discuss

the

professionals

integration

of

and

technology

stu-

into

everyday business practices. The forum will feature

Duke trustee Kimberly the

Internet

keynote presentations

source

and Matthew

Policy Institute,

chief executive officer and na-based Red

Hat,

from

Jenkins, former president of

president

the nation’s

Szulik,

of North Caroli-

largest

source

JANE HETHERINGTON/THE CHRONICLE

of open PARKING ON CENTRAL CAMPUS, currently free, will require

technology.

on

West

Campus pay,

and

a

$l9O

pass beginning next fall. The price mirrors what undergraduates

officials say the fee is needed for

parking

improvements

around campus.

Law school holds intellectual property conference Leading economists, political scientists,

April 4

ines intellectual my

from both

a

to 6 for

a

at the

and the

economic

global

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Regime”

will

a

Globalized

bring together

mier intellectual tives from such

property

Intellectual

some

Parking dent

Property

of the world’s pre-

as

the World Trade Or-

and Development

and United Nations Development

on

rights

and

new

as

West

its

currently with

boasts

lower prices

Campus and free parking,

residents

$l9O

for

one-

those

than

it will

same

and a

now

parking

next year.

CASE award, lecture Center for

1

April

will hold the

Pioneer in Social Entrepreneurship 1 in

The CASE lecture

Entre-

inaugural

CASE

Award and Lecture

Fuqua’s Geneen Auditorium. and award recognizes

ship and

innovation in

neurship.

The event is free and open to the

the field of social

parking

tral,

the Advancement of Social

preneurship and Fuqua

April

all

leader-

were

come

spaces

campus,

including

under the management

change

cost of

Central

parks

on

Campus

those

on

Cen-

of that office, few

permits requires

contributes to the campus

operating the parking

operated,

“Parking permit

specific lot

tral

parking

program, and that

maintainedand

park-

managed by [the park-

entrepre-

ing and transportation office],” said Catherine Reeve,

public.

director of Parking and Transportation Services.

a

cost recovery

collected

opera-

from parking

facilities, operations

rates

space,”

new

of the

Burig,

housing packets,

$l9O charge

the cost

recov-

parking information most students

until housing

picks

were

for the

began last Friday.

assistant dean of Central

potential

housing assignments,

Campus

residents

of the

fee at Gilbert-Addoms Dormitory, where housing

Laura

ning

on

not cost recovery for

contribute to the entire...

2003-2004 resident

2003-2004 school year

notified

based

Reeve said. “Now fees for Cenwill

parking

included in

Bill

are

parking system,

maintenance program.”

Although was

or

Campus

selections in

that everyone who

is

on

informed.

“The

ing

policy last month requiring that

revenues

costs related to

cover

ery for the entire

unaware

a

that

and maintenance.

away to

transportation

is

explained her office

meaning

fees must

stu-

pricing

a

cials implemented

at 6:30 p.m.

a

Although Parking and Transportation Services offi-

Programme.

The

parking

two-bedroom apartments

charge

Trade

on

that, despite

retain

Campus parking

maintain

While Central Campus

room

Nations Conference

to

plan

around campus.

ganization, World Intellectual Property Organization, United

for Central

help fund and

World

Bank,

Reeve

tion,

officials said this week

complaints, they

structure

experts with representa-

organizations

CAROLINE BIERBAUM The Chronicle

econo-

perspective.

“International Public Goods and Transfer of Tech-

nology

By

conference that exam-

property rights

legal and

fee to stay

Campus parking

trade spe-

cialists, legal scholars and other experts will be School of Law

Central

were

made.

Melvin,

to live

a

current Central resident also

there next year,

formed about the fee

housing

only

was

minutes before

contracts.

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on

plan-

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page 8

signing the

Health & Science The Chronicle PAGE 4

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 2003

INSIDE THE HEALTH SYSTEM

•

drug may pose risk

Heart surgery

Protamine,

a

drug

more

than 40 years

return thinned blood to its normal state, has been shown to have than

more

side effects

potential negative

previously thought, according

Medical Center researchers.

to

study by

the

Although

found that small blood pressure changes that often occur

with

increased

sized in the

use

of the

protamine sperm,

drug. However, they emphaat the 77th Clinical

protamine

bypass

is

alternatives for

Society—that

needed. A

are

drug purified to

given

U.S.

from salmon

patients intravenously

the effects of the surgery to counteract

anticoagulant heparin.

the

surround

drain of

potential

a

the Medical Center’s current $203 lion

annual

funding

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ical research and the number one for medical center funding in “Because

of

straints,

nearly

tant

professor

it

as

Radiation

Mars surface

pervades

has

McKinney, assis-

Dr. Ross

health risks for

significant

Mars

Odyssey spacecraft. Orbiting a

visiting

from

would deliver to astronauts

Mars since —

galaxy

on a

an

doubt

entire lifetime. In addition, the on

the

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finding

of life existing

possibility

on

casts

duce and

who eat

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in their urine

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compared

pesticide

with children

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data

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them with the

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and academic affairs

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Medicine. “It

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junior faculty learn which grants

competitive grants.

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develop further how

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result, the Medical

younger

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funding opportunities

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Parent! criticizes Bush’s By

TRACY REINKER

economies and

The Chronicle

, Speaking

on

the nature of American cap-

known

author

Bush

the

in

talk Tuesday

on

Bush’s efforts to “maintain the

italism and corporate

licans

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the

interest in

longs

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and

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feared

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to

said,

industry

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can

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initiatives

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job training

countries

off “rich

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tween

the

to

to distract

the

lot of people who think that is

stupid,”

Parenti said. “I

He’s passed

so.

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percent

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military budget.

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intellectual is

than when he

tax

of Americans

thinks

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never

person

stupid.”

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as

chastised

the “unde-

agenda” of the president and laudaround

the

for

world

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was

brought about [of

power

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ident, then

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a

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being American

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people all around the world?” For that comment, he received

ing round

lagging

revive

the

using

he used Sept. way

by the “arrogance and overweening

both presidents

saying

conflicts

for

while we’re talking

protesters

can,”

military campaign,

to,”

issues.

Such concern, he said,

pro-

the 1991 Gulf War and the current

began

belong

“concern for injustice and murder.”

capitalists

the similarities

emphasized

Bush

same

he is. A liberal

mocratic

the people poor.” Parenti

a

think

us

continued

be-

capitalism—an institution, Parenti said,

that thrives

“be-

His criticism of the Bush administration

threat to Ameri-

a

to

happier

leader nationalized the

started

it

stupid

1958

Hussein

of which

Cheney

who is screwing him is

undo the

Agency Parenti

grams and health care, American saw

de-

American

none

maneuver

for the richest

ing

installation by the Cen-

Iraqi

are

and doubled the

gov-

“the state department’s poster boy.”

When

oil

for

in the

George W. Bush

in Iraq.

opportunities

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any

oil get under their sand?”

political

a

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by

Hussein’s

Saddam

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criticized

really don’t

felt threatened by the country’s

velopment

our

and

sponsored

was

crude,

public from domestic

talk,

War

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never

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11—as

spatter-

of his

ernment, Parenti said, until American capitalists

jobs,”

demonstration poster that read:

Iraqi conflict

the International Association.

was

a

Parenti

received

the

over

Democracy.” The lecture

regime

new

to the Texas oil cartel that Bush and

and cited

greed.

conservatives

and

ings of laughter

Iraqi

create

job programs.”

[Vice-president

system of ex-

sarcastic remarks directed at Repub-

entitled

State]

[first] Bush administration showed

million worth of

attributing

propriation and class control” fueled by

His

the

is not I think it crazy.

to President

primarily

war

of

would be good for

war

and would

economy

Iraq’s oil fields.

Secretary

He also pointed out that Iraq controls $4 war

rational,” Parenti send,

very

the

focused

night

to

access

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Parenti said. “I think that was the first time

Iraq.

“I believe the

is

the

lecturer—criticized

administration and

majority of his war

and

gain

[former

1991,

James Baker said the

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FUNDING

had in the

UPRISING

from page 4

from page 2

“let down” the

past

Shiite

nantly

Iraq after Shiite tleties to those

instructions, which

be learned with

to be

likely

more

junior

some

successful

if

a

cation with the advice of

who

someone

already knows.” Another

Center’s

Medical

funding

efforts

emphasizing

is

to the

increase

to

different

“Because

of

the

private

situation,

said

funding,”

U.S.

re-

Noah

Bar-

director

“There

are

of

faculty

thousands of

development.

funding

tunities available—it’s about

oppor-

knowing

where to look.” In

funding with

a

to

recently

a

opportunities

updated

website, replete

Medical Center has

increasingly award

F-16

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such

opportunities,

Charitable Trust

begun

to

foundation

emphasize

as

and similar

the Pew awards

attack

division to

bombers

be

brutally

the Re-

blocking

the

Baghdad

and

suppressed

1991

“My said,

“is

that this

time

to

the marines would reach the Iraqi capital from the southeast before the main

will

not let

down.” you

attacked

fighter

Najaf

in central

Gen.

near

The Patriot

Iraq.

tested.

We’re

going

In

that air attacks

chair

Myers,

Gen. Richard

of the

on

JOINT CHIEFS

THE

CHAIR OF

Myers,

outer

ring

of

defenses.

attack

them;

helicopters; we’ve put we’ve

them; but classic

Securing

cal

helicopters against them,

put

we

air

against

haven’t engaged them in

battle,” he

said.

“Their

a

mettle

and its

Basra

population

political and psychologi-

a

for

objective

the

allies

of

tary showdown

in central

duced to welcome the its

of

goal

mili-

south

with

in

and

tanks

British air

ar-

counter-

surprise

a

called in

Amid fears of

60

by

mored

invading armyand

ousting Saddam, the grip

defenders stormed

Iraqi

forces.

But

strikes

the

that de-

stroyed the attacking column

cut

be in-

can

access

days.

aid crisis

an

in

hail

a

in Basra,

where normal water supplies

Iraq.

For if the Shiites of Basra

said

forces

3,500 Iraqi pris-

of rocket fire, British officials said.

nearly

equal importance with the larger

artillery against

some

the

marines

has become

British

about

200from

desert

city Tuesday morning, attack-

against

move

full-scale tank assault aimed

destroying the capital’s

the

the next few

mored vehicles

the Iraqi Republican

of its

last stages across

and

Basra,

to

ing

STAFF

OF

Guard’s Medina Division would be fol-

“We’ve put

over

out of the

Richard

a

U.S.

to them

to have to find out.”

crew

the

and will provide Red Cross

oners

been

Joint Chiefs of Staff, indicated Tuesday

at

in

advance

they have taken

Patriot mis-

a

battery protecting U.S. forces

fully joined.

said Tuesday that the

3rd Infantry had killed about 300 Iraqi

fighters

“Their mettle has not

is

Baghdad

The Pentagon

mile

Ameri-

an

at

of

Kuwait.

catastrophe,

near

delay

attacks

cost

battle for

we

of

days

Iraqi

Nasiriya raised the question of whether

them today,” Blair

to

message

fierce

by

only

the

at

tens of thousands of lives.

the

across on

Saddam Hussein’s rule in

two

visibility and

caused

against

rose

escaped injury.

user-friendly, web-interface data-

base, the

one

lowed by

addition

missions

Army’s approach

In

tolucci, funding opportunities specialist and

authorities.

southern

the capital itself.

on

can

NIH

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Guard

under in-

was

allied

Iraq,

country, focusing their

grant

and foundation resources.

in

Elsewhere

Tuesday flew 1,400

publican

important component

but said he

Iraq official,

terrogation by the British

more

complete the appli-

can

person

can

It is

experience.

Muslims

Poor

predomi-

of

population

on

Rats, took for

a

the British

percent,

known

Brigade, up

have been

positions

7th ArDesert

the

as

the outskirts

on

possible dash into the

center to de-

funded by Pfizer, GlaxoSmithKline and

has not been tested. We’re going to have

the country of the Iraqi leader may be

stroy

Bristol-Myers Squibb.

to find out.”

severely weakened, allied

lars. These forces appear to have been

Researchers at Duke have been grow-

But the rapid

ing increasingly worried about the likely

can

funding scramble, though the effects

dad,

budget

woes

have yet to surface. In par-

ticular, junior faculty or

those who

reers

are

feeling

are

their ability to the

associate

around mors

is

a

work

No.

yet? me

nervous

said Dr. of

ca-

in

William Scott,

of

sense

on

grants it

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was

within 100 miles of

slowed by

a

the air in central Iraq ange.

a

strange,

“This is the worst I’ve

eerie

of tanks

or-

and

ever an

seen,”

18-year

hearing

my

may very well

coming years.”

London,

Prime

Minister

Blair, who was preparing ington Wednesday Iraq

with

to

fly

George

north

crawling

the

through

blinding

sandstorms. 3rd

Division

Infantry

on

Bush,

said that Britain and the United States

from Baghdad,

advancing

River, and already engaged

na

Tony

50 miles

in

artillery exchanges with

nary

Division, military officials But

Baghdad, convoy

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the

Force, also

Allied planes satellite

Marine

the Medi-

surrender.

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said that the

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Baath Party.”

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it’s

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graduate

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In

peacekeeping the

some

force

United Nations

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in a

French

long-term country

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occupied

Council

President

ap-

Jacques

the

United

States

that

concern

the

for the

rebuilding the country.

there,

was

we

[former

met

United Nations humanitarian coordinator in be

in

Iraq] Denis Halliday, who charge of

the oil-for-food

UN.... He

used to

program

appalled with

was

lack of preparedness

result

in

Iraq

in

that

the event of

a

US. invasion,” she said. Feaver

articulated

terest of a lot of to be

successful,”

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to

up

troops

in

more

a

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any

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it

Experts predict

which

to be

yet another

of

use

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sor

will

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mostly

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attire

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operations

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an

oil

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in the

officer

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the city

and

Colonel Ron

city,” said

in

the

rebuilding

west-

American

companies

have

already

reasons

to be

that they’ll

in the

ing the building. No

Task Force

hospital

the

be-

suits uni-

as

were

hospital Johnson,

Tarawa instruct-

in the

raid, of-

ficials said.

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the

battle

of

in

Mogadishu

decade ago, when 18 U.S.

soldiers

Somalia

were

killed in

a a

day-long battle against guerrillas interspersed with the local population, U.S. military commanders have

thought long

and hard about how to train for urban

fighting and how

to avoid it if

Army and Marine

units in

possible. Many of the

Iraq

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Using loudspeakers,

than

largest

Middle East.

the Second Battalion of the Eighth Marines that raided the

a

economy with the second

fighters,

and ammunition from the

weapons

case

sound basis

“It is believed that enemy soldiers dressed in civil-

drawing

easier

middle class. It does have

prisoners of war.

ian

wish

reconstruction effort since the U.S.-initi-

Europe following World War 11.

to

has ended.

“There is

Eu-

forces

war

the

ready

doesn’t

ern

the

Afghanistan,” Feaver said.

wearing parts U.S.

be

Yarger said, too, they

forms, U.S. spokesperson Major David Andersen said. Once

half of

the project would be the largest post-war

ated Marshall Plan for

the

Iraq.

civil-

military

on

organizations

likely

said.

the chemical

of ammunition and Iraqi

estimate be chosen

that have been involved in Iraq for

fought

a

can

a

U.S.

costs of reconstruction.

least

were

of

currently

not

will

mandate

United States’ list of nations that spon-

“feeding

groups interested in

and

deployment

that subcontractors, from

to rebuild

contracts

on

that experts estimate

Johnson and

a

outlook, noting there would be frenzy” of assorted

a

several-year-long

the

within the UN. to

deal with the humanitarian crisis would

task

cost

reconstruction contracts.

Security

allowing

I

bidding

Iraq,

Iraqi soldiers.

hospital proved

piles

in

require

the

building for military purposes, U.S. officials

were

“When

started

Tuesday

over

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open.

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said.

expressed

of

the

2

surrender. At

bridge

a

UN.

efforts in

resolution

Marine Division

secure

debating

Chirac has threatened to veto UN. any

the road north of town

elements of the First

their way

ian

civilians

as

Iraqi bodies lined

are

the United

involved

proval.

of

representatives

CHEMICAL WEAPONS

and

Johnson

military force, the United Nations

a

would

move

sort

some

be

struction

some

tion phase, for about six months,” Feaver said. “It looks like

vision

like

ing humanitarian efforts.

transi-

a

a

participate

“In the im-

mediate aftermath, it’s going to be

of critics

recently stating that the goal

avoid

has

war.

after

war

United Nations is not prepared

at the

include

most

to

to

phased in, said Peter Feaver, associate

form of

administration’s

while encouraging

campaign

government

new

to

time, is

the

as

the

the political

somewhere be-

the reconstruction process and at what

a

pro-peace group.

ends,

the

expects

to fall

Iraq

Administration officials

against the peoIraq with

problem-

Yarger

Iraq after the

run

justify the

event,” Chirac

“polit-

and Yarger.

end group to

Johnson went to

ple of Iraq.

in

the expectations

Yarger visited Iraq Wilderness,

lot of

a

Britain to

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post-war task

said he

Feaver

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change

own

said that

U.S.

atic aspects to it.”

edu-

believe

to

foreign policy specialist,

’9l.

Yarger, Trinity

Johnson,

democracy,”

a

a

and

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2003

the Americans

IRAQ STRATEGY

from page 3

from page 1

Shiites

in

or

the

Saddam will prevail the

south recall

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forces

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as

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CENSORSHIP AND PERFECT

liberators,

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using guerrilla tactics: Other

civilian clothes

or

driving

paramilitary

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and

run

The size of forces in the south is hard

to prosecute

to gauge, given the swirl of

in a violent

fight

city and

Saddam

new

in

was

strategy

evidence

Tuesday. British forces, under the

com-

there

in

moving

more.

Baghdad

on

silver lining because there

more

time to prepare for

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could

an

has

indi-

were

forces

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cations

that

reports

were

dispatching

was

delay

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and

fighting

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use

onslaught

with the onset of

mand of Maj. Gen. Robin Brims, moved

on

to cut off Basra from other Iraqi forces

ferocious sandstorms and bad weather.

power to

by using air

destroy

a

The British

moves came

amid reports

loyal

to Saddam. A

later

was

said,

and

tillery

on

the

woman

hanged,

Iraqis

arms

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the weapons from officials

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who waved to

a

but

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were

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retrieving

anticipated

assumption a

that

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principal opposition

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units

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the

was

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trying

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and

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approach. bad, with

especially and sand.

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the

Medina

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high winds, clouds

men

on

Baghdad. Today, American

give

supplies.

101st Airborne

get all their

time to

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now,

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units

ready

move

units were

for the

Baghdad engagement. The turn of events in

Iraq

is

likely

to

raise questions about Defense Secretary

bunker.

had

sion, which

like

found at Tallil

have to confront the

the

Baghdad.

the

D-30

to

warplanes

U.S. officer

moved

that they would primarily be in

of the city

to shell rebellious residents.

base,

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forces

security

the outskirts

found

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by

reprisals

proaches

time to bomb the

more

Guard

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of rebellion in the Shiite-dominated city and harsh

There will be

bridge

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cials said the Fedayeen

administration

became

was

than the United States

in black

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each

are

any

group

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tacks.

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war,

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military officials said the

supply

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and

pile

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provide.

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officials said.

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bloody

command

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called

the

ridiculous amount.

with

to rebel

Iraqi people

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satellite-guided

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fees, Melvin said,

against

forces.

Tuesday,

on

now:

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Iraqis.

avoid

form of urban warfare in southern

we

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make the

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essary,

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as

policy change

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said

routes to the southern cities

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change,

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mechanized units. U.S. military offi-

as

cials

a

published

was

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attack

available to

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other options,” Melvin said.

nearly $2OO

forces

U.S.

the paramilitary groups include

might have considered

Iraq’s regular

from

1991

expected

to

in

come

Donald Rumsfeld’s influence

on

military

planning. Rumsfeld had rejected the trine of was

doc-

using overwhelming force, which

promulgated by Colin Powell,

former chairman of the

the

Joint Chiefs of

Staff and the current secretary of state.

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fought

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prevent piracy,

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26,

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from page 1

and

staggering the

75-minute and the

neering

50-minute classes

within

dent

representative

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to

say,

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next

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model at of

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director of

study.

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ing,

said it a

of

open and

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such

75-minute classes

slotting

for

and

days

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have

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classes

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the first half. As

full focus and

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gain

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half, allowing the Blue

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By

The Chronicle

the

Yesterday,

6

Duke

did what I

Maryland beat

squad a

season

It

Blue

6-1

victory

as

know

Duke

handed Maryland sent the

done well

years,” Lapidus said. win

was

lineup, putting

spot.

Terps

its

seventh

to 0-4 in the

in

conference

in

play

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[that

the 50th] until after the matches.” earned the win by shuffling their

freshman Ludovic Walter at the No.

significant bump

up

from his previous

Walter showed himself

1

fourth

deserving of the change,

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regular

season.

we’ve

The Blue Devils

a

50th consecutive

was

cellar

conference

also the first ACC match of the year for the

conference this

spot,

over

Maryland, Duke’s

Devils,

today’s

unfailingly

ACC victory.

was

recent

team

tennis

done

1996; heac coach Jay Lapidus’

since

conference loss. The loss

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men’s

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ACC opponent. This time, the win

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counterparts “Ludo

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played well,” Lapidus

after I decided to The

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move

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inside Lacrosse selected Duke freshman Katie Chrest its national player of the

week. The freshman attackman

scored

seven

Blue Devils’ 22

ing her squad

up

won

the ROBERT TAI/THE

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page 12

NFL alters

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him for this match.”

of the

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baseman and World Series hero

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crews

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season

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Champions League, the

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Gunners kept their

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trophy

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WEDNESDAY.

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Rick

AUSTIN, Texas be the

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who

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Tom

the stakes

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on

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stage,” he

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names

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to

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successful

Clemson and

time

in

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Friday night

State’s

Michigan Maryland’s

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what to

where the coaches

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victory

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over

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in

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solo performance,

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in

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played

prominent

more

tough

impressive today,”

was

put

well and

was

match than he’d

some

of these

guys in

position because they weren’t

accustomed to these matches.”

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Heinberg

won

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Stefan Rozycki,

win up to

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a

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approach

think

faces

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tougher squad

congratulate

the

professors

of

nominated for the 2002-2003

Inc.

Alumni

Distinguished Undergraduate Teaching

That Go

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Bump

in the

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Ballantyne

Award

David

Martin Michael

Bell

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Donald

Sherryl

Broverman

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safety conscious

know

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concerns

about

safety, participate in hands-on safe tactics, and find to

be

actively

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in

forming

a

safer

Connell

out

Wednesday,

campus.

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Thomas Robisheaux Charles J. Skender Theodore

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Floor

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Peter Fulton

Michael

McClendon Tower 3

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Carol Flath

experts, with active role-

is for students to voice their

Rankin

Jerome Reiter

Mary Eubanks

brief

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Thomas

Churchill

Stephen Craig

panel discussion featuring DUPD, Women’s

Center, CAPS, Martial Arts Experts, etc. hands

you?

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given situation?

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Herbert Childress How

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Miller

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Joseph

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Margaret

Balleisen

Peter

Blue

Reiko

Alberts

Edward

Forum

Hosted

in

28th-ranked Wake Forest tomorrow.

Presents:

Things

we

well.”

Duke next

hard-fought

to

Maryland

responded

to the

came

the last

tight doubles match

nents,” Lapidus

the

close

and Brown teamed

Rozycki

wanted

so

a

day

in

playing

singles slot, fell 6-3,6-2 Scott Peters.

sound-

won

The only Duke loss of the as

sets

and 7-6. Freshman

7-5.

contest, 7-6,

He

ly beat Maryland’s Troy Demers 6-3,6-1.

We would like to The

1-6.

sophomore

partner,

Terp doubles pair.

been used to. I

expect,” he said.

of .818

were

three-set match,

a

Peter Shults, logged

Lapidus

tournament

Maryland’s Rory Theis Tuesday,

two-set match

doubles

the second

1998 when

over

Christopher Brown likewise

lost to North Carolina in the

percentage

two-setter

from page 11

bookends of

overwhelmed by his

was

tournament in

tough

a

in this tour-

he said. “That fear,

urgency,

ROBERT TAI/THE CHRONICLE

RYAN HEINBERG battled to take

use

“Since then, I’ve at least had a clue of

won

Barnes

lot

helps.

Among active coaches with

often dominate the scene,

the a

round of 16.

and

(2000)

three of the last four titles. In

and

Spartans

Izzo

Williams

can

in

games

said. “That’s

and you try

see

to your team

Izzo

by Maryland

Calhoun

75

just

or

in check.

chance. That’s how we prepare.”

against Michigan State. Connecticut’s

not

sense

across

history. The Longhorns

Connecticut

in

experi-

game

emotionally

team

three

won

edge, whether

an

of the

nament-anybody,”

for the first

seasons

coach

a

coached

anybody

the

berth in the round

a

has

said tournament

nuances

“That’s

Providence,

up the

loss.

who

that experience to

seasons

the

grab

or

make the substitu-

or a

of games to learn,

the No. 1 seed in the South Regional.

Texas at

school

16

shots

can

NCAAs,” Krzyzewski

Brey and

Texas, where

at

of 16 in consecutive

are

of

a

“I’ve

lifetime—

among them.

at

stops

now

earned

Longhorns

Mike are

veteran

a

a

win

give

can

keeping

several other coaches could build

Butler’s Todd Lickliter

with

ence

the next two

reputations that would last

the

titles,

it’s in the

But with four wins in

weeks,

Roy

tourna-

the defenses and draw

one-point

national

few.

name a

The

coach’s time to shine. He

Krzyzewski,

Krzyzewski,

teams

top

that make the difference between

plays a

I’m at Texas.”

as

season,

opponents. a

program to

number of wins against

a

make

tions, call

in the

Arizona’s Lute Olson and Kansas’

Williams,

can’t

synonymous with

Mike

be

can

on

Barnes said. “It

long

as

rebounds, but he

several have coach-

are

Duke’s

success:

ment

career.

playing

on

less-talented

Jim

lot higher.

are a

16 teams still

count

can

Calhoun at various stops in his

Only

identity of the

During the regular

Not that he’s worried.

Besides,

attention focused

than himself.

about the players,”

will be like that

championship.

Gary

more

“I want the be

national

a

success

keep the

to

try

his players

coach at the Alamodome this

broken

or

by Tournament

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The Blue Devils jumped

COMMENTARY

from page 11

after

the break. With

the Utes

on

18:56 left

on

immediately

Duke

clock, Alana

22

the

Beard snatched the ball from Kim Smith, “We

played

time, they

of our best

some

47

shooting

were

defense and

at half-

yet

take, they make The Utes

came

long-range

out

from

to

beyond the

16.7

a mere

number of

in the

arc

coverage

first, but

to alter its

Devils

also

Duke

screens.

in

early

the

defense to

managed

goal shooting percentage by

reduce Utah’s field

held

were

to

“We

started

hedge

on

and that wasn’t really

recover,

switching helped

to

trying

the

on

screens

working,

we

so

were

the ball and that really

on

23. The

steals,

racking who

junior forward,

myself in. Beard

final

game’s

minute

just

try

and

go

something eight

scored

27

for

a

which

game-high she

was

Kim

and

out

or

I

get

sort of

ten per but

points,

seven

to

in

guarding

Smith, and held

her to

my

a

the

pride

defense, but

I think I

the Utes

take

having

more a

and

in

“When

wanted it to

we

way

and rebounding win

was

points

us

we our

click,

and

through

The

Blue

as

can

we

the

defense.”

will

toughness week’s

use

a

our

for

lot

on our

clicking

defense to

goes, defense

saying

on

two

keeps

up

its

its way to Atlanta.

take

next

despite losing

Rutgers.

rely

offense wasn’t

true and Duke

is

will

Devils

which

outlasted

smaller inside presence,

goals

time it raced

championships.”

Beard says

If what

good

last-

any

13-minute mark in

the

defensive prowess, the team is well

nearly

15 less than

our

12

down the Utes in

prevented

during which

learned that

we

it

not very

wore

and

near

half minutes,

a

really get

the

only

played

19-point lead.

Georgia,

pride

Beginning

runs.

game.”

first round performance.

“Twenty points,” Beard said. “That’s

minutes

defense,” Beard said.

lauded both herself and her

effective

Utah

allowing

PAGE 13

gained

in turn

the second half, Duke denied any Utah field

up

also

earned her 10th double-double on

I like to have at least

unstoppable Smith’s

defense,

post

“I think I

The Blue Devils

paint.

The Blue Devils successfully the

for

coast

11-point Duke advantage.

she said. “That’s

rebounds,”

With

perimeter defense.”

our

DAVIS

said.

and then

screens

other

�

down low.

season.

teammates. She

switching more,” Vicki Krapohl

we were

notched four

the

an

the

to

dominated the defensive boards,

of the team’s

defense

10 per-

cent from the first to second halves.

“Before

Tillis

eight

“Everyday

looks

wide-open

many

the Blue

forcing

game,

limit the

perimeter

in the second.

percent

Utah got too

in terms of

expected

as

Duke’s

after the half. The Utes shot 62.5

drastically improved percent

strong

as

but

shooting,

raced

another two points and

pay.”

you

and

Thorburn,

in the

points

MARCH 26. 2003

able to penetrate to the basket and

was

strong

almost identical play, Iciss Tillis stole the ball from

an

Shona

mis-

a

down

tore

the court, and made the layup. Just 13 seconds later, in

coach Gail

percent,” head

Goestenkors said. “Every single time you make

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WEDNE.

fifth-seeded

on

of its

top-scorers

Matching the Bulldogs’ defensive

be

an

essential

to

component

next

contest.

from page 11

takes out of you

else they wouldn’t put those kids

or

in those situations.” Duke dealt with the brief turnaround, and pulled victories

out

Colorado

against

Michigan. Though

would opt to simply remain than be subjected

State

and

Central

had wondered whether Duke

some

to two

the West Coast rather

on

flights,

cross-country

more

the Blue Devils touched down in

Raleigh early Sunday

morning, knowing

that

they

would

again be airborne,

this time bound for Anaheim,

Calif,

only

days

two

later

and the Sweet 16. “For us,

love being

we

rejuvenated

coming back here

to this

cially because

can

For

you

Raleigh-Durham

charter, that helps March

is able

Krzyzewski shipped

calm in Salt Lake “I think we were

“I

being

City

thought

got

we

the media rush

Lake,

own

our

anything

out

before returning

Bruins had to

the

Then, it

was

After

pack

they

fate

same

in

and

to

told

the

That

UCLA

just

raw

end of

like

Catamounts

a

day

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shipped

were

to

who

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Boston. What

have

are

that

of

they doing been to

never

to Salt Lake so

school,

was

I’d

put

in Salt Lake

number of times. But those types

they got caught

in

a

should be in Vermont,

so

to

they

biles to go to Boston free of least Duke

hardly

can

GOT

past

hotel

rooms

probably

nine

get

our

people

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for STD testing?

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bid in out

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peach-

Krzyzewski feels year’s draw. After

if Vermont made it and it

me,

time in

a

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exams

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from the fan base which had waited away

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campus,

part that nobody thinks about,”

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cream.

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then

Duke

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to head out to

lost to Duke in the Sweet 16.

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people

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Johnson 2207

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such

Block

they had missed the week before.

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us.

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guard Jason

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forced to

were

days later

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take finals for that

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he said.

us.”

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games to

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facility for most major

insurance

from everything...

away

At least Duke didn’t suffer

their

Direct repair

spring

his team focus.

UCLA Bruins did in 2001, when they

play

lot.”

a

positives

some

little world

little bit

a

or

out

helping

as

in Salt

kind of in

point

to

West; he singled

out

out

means

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Full Service

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exactly the opposite.

break. For the Blue Devils, it’s

being

airport,

Getting back,

campus.

students,

college

most

said. “It

here,” Krzyzewski

in to

getting

us

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on

against

planes

seven

or

Kansas,

drop by the Student Health Center

And talk to

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26.

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2003

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ROBERT TAI/THE CHRONICLE

ICISSTHUS shut down

James

M.

Provenzale, M.D,

Professor

of

center

opposing

Caley Marsall, holding offensive

NCAAS

from page 1

University

Medical Center

What ensued

stretch in which Duke held the Utes to

of-3

field goal, going

lighted

The

Devil

and

energy,

Ph.D.

23-6

eight

assist and

one

Blue

an

on a

Beard’s

by

rebounds,

Timothy Haystead,

1/2

but

was

a

run

the

was

Duke

8c Cancer

University

Medical

Biology

should

Center

said.

“So

had to

Make

sure....

pressure.

them

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make

thought

sive

and

deeper

with

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and

Utah’s

problems.” hard time

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