April 1, 2003

Tuesday, April 1, 2003

The Chomicle

Sandstorms High

life, Low

on

cash

on

www.chomicle.duke.edu Vol.

No.

98,

Smart Move Members of the football team

collectively

announced

Monday they

transferring

are

to Pratt.

See page 9

126

YOUR

DAILY NEWS, UNTIL JUNE 2004

Duke enrolls

8-year-old Richie Rich �

substandard board

Despite

Rich and his

hydrocephalic

scores,

Dollar

. plucky dog

the newest

are

members of the Class of 2007.

By

ALEX COLLISON The Chomicle

adventurer and raga-

Pre-pubescent

muffin Richie Rich the

missions officials

“We’re

into

accepted

was

Book freshman class,

newest

excited

very

ad-

announced Monday.

quisition—excuse

about this

ac-

admission,”

me,

said

PRESIDENT NAN EARL KORAN and First Husband Boob Kohan address the media during Monday’s press conference

Chris

Guttengeld. “This

boy

should

add

Book

to

resigns after hitting NCCU

Nan

much-needed

ed snobbery.

to

a

construct

scraper in the

humor

and

affect-

The Chomicle

of

“How do you like my

announced

50-story

sky-

dollar bill

a

a

noticeably

exclaimed

in

one

half-mile

living

wide

trampoline

the

over

$2 billion, now?”

early Sunday

butt

mer

red-faced Nan Earl Kohan

crap”

I

the

When asked

about his

“Bite

replied,

dent in Edens

to

going

Quadrangle

with See DUKE’S MIDDLE CLASS

on

a

At

page 12

freshly opened a

press

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conference

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someone

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it has

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to

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was

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committee” that will

captivity shaped

I

finally exposed

two of his

gulag.

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on

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life,

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allowsex.

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see

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announcing

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departure

ry in the North

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in

every

some

night.

abused,

in

sworn

affair of her

own

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lit

parallel

with

sweet

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Duke Hos Pila|

on

conducted the

Roulette Blood Drive vivors. See page 3A

Monday

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vantage

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dean

the next

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days

of

Pole, Chaffed

a

bring

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the can

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be

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neglect,” Chaffed heartily bellowed.

all, Chaffed promised

declare

to

put

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rosy,

a

harsh

beating

queried, with

no

sur-

Jesse

Pinocchio,

Union

Monday

Trinity

event, sponsored

by

absurdity of inherited success

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ate

the

Duke

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can a

economic disad-

and security?” he

final jostling of his round, full belly.

a

from See ESTABLISHMENT CLAUS

afternoon. The Deuce

joyful

of its citizens to be truly free any

remains the arbiter of

archrival Batgirl, his eventual lover.

First

as

immi-

would

while the savage

different

afternoon. There

Monday

must also recog-

evil of

democracy

tush, though.”

page 1

in

Government,

face for the remainder of his DSG tenure. “How

SPECIAL TO THE CHOMICLE a

his

government

Most of

with Peter North.

dungeon

He does have

sworn

Student

the students of

to

one

nize that

ROLLY MILLER, in his younger days, takes

Inside

page 1974

president

was

as

University.

tent that

incessant

that his

he

exclaimed

“That’s the life he’s decided to live,” Chomicle editor

skanks

on

From his well-hidden facto-

bunch of

C.F. Kane noted. “It’s depressing to watch him throw his life away

smokin’ boo-tay.

a

CLEMENCY MORE

of Dook

after

leaves her in such emotional distress that

she has taken up

leaping Coach ICs

not reaching out to

the faculty of arts and crafts

to bring into the office

acrobatic Hollywood actress and mother of

philandering

DSG

president

sexually charged position, however,

16 children.

three criteria:

single bound,

Chaffed

William Chaffed

has wreaked havoc upon his marriage with fourth wife an

Bap-

“Spirit competition”

se-

By

ing, except be really, really, ridiculously good-looking.”

Tai,

a

the

Trustee

Josh the

in my

freaks.”

The Chomicle has found that

Kobe

Young

a

The job description that he alludes to is fuzzy at best.

a

including

students and strutting

to

pavement

The Chomicle

his outlook

try

everyday,” he said. “What I

Holding such

on

ego in

then when

appreciate life’s real gifts—like rough

sexually repressed

the

on

See KISSINGER FAN CLUB

for the last 27 years.

the attitude

based

lect the next prez.

Monday,

Pumas

Drew Nurk and DSG prez

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everything

lay with The Chomicle.”

born in 1937 in

was

in

gone

my face—it

committee,

into the

appointed Henry Kissinger

do

can

me,” Morgan said,

and others members of the

Kissinger

I

like

president

class. way to

tist, will judge

to thrust

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his

on

Fustin

large presidential opening, Jaypee

scene

his

pounding

inexcusable,

as

day when

Chinese basket,” Roily Miller said. “The ball

And

“Today,

HANS BLIX

one

half-assed, just

president,”

The Chomicle

“It dawned

for-

pretending that that

kicking

“I feel that Hank

where

by

Jord in the face.”

with minor

of whoop

down

step

although

ever-

out of North Carolina

face injuries, while Nan fled the

George’s.”

statement

Recess editor Kevin Pride.

must

Ammons walked away from the inci-

admission,

I’m

me.

a

she said. “My actions

morning after

Central chancellor James Ammons.

Blue Zone.

Rich

she read

observer said she “kicked

place of Wannamaker Bormitory, and a

determine next Dook

to

Kohan had to face the muzak

SALVADOR ALLENDE

By

monorail.”

a

shape

Kissinger-led spirit competition

spark of

good

officials

Monday,

Late

plans

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pres.

a

University

not hurt in the

the Union. See page 215 lbs.

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this

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on

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to take

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history department.

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for

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tion. The Blue Devils had to endure a fe-

William Chafe’s announcement Sunday that he

come

Duke in this year’s NCAA Tournament,

to

man

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However, nothing

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than beers and hangovers

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force the

class schedules

current

weekday evenings

aware

of the

potential

crunch space

after reviewing preliminary concept diagrams at meet-

ings last

month.

Budget constraints

forced

to

planners

originally anticipated.

only

space

on

noon,” said Steven Baldwin, professor

chemistry

lab.

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Faculty

are

considering altering

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and among considerations for further discus-

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a

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or,

a

have

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winter,

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chemistry.

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say that K-ville

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of

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Administrators and faculty disagree about the im-

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Some

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organization

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on

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THE INDEPENDENT DAILY AT DUKE UNIVERSITY

Profs react

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to Chafe’s

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By

The

decision

Duke

Chronicle

ALBUQUERQUE,

57

N.M. Texas Tech

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over

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more

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Devil’s advantage and take

“Even

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of

span

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guard

how good it is that he’s coming back.”

dean who has balanced

was

finally

57-51

on

ward

the loss of faculty in the past few years. “It’s

game

sparked largely by the play

re-

after

core

a

minutes,

come

to

seeking

history

In

in

return

own

research

American

come

al in Albuquerque, N.M.

himself has

departmental searches

and

teaching

when the

consecu-

nals of the Midwest Region-

time when Chafe

Arts and Sciences,

night’s

before

prevailing

of the history department. a

has

Lady Raider

rocious

as

chair

may have been John Thompson,

At

second

tion. The Blue Devils had to endure

dean of the faculty of arts and sciences

had to limit

to their

However, nothing

learn

to

man

be

would

the

comfort-

a

Duke in this year’s NCAA Tournament,

William Chafe’s announcement Sunday that he

(35-1) had built

game

Tech,

tive Final Four.

The Chronicle

The

Duke’s

top-seeded

their way

on

KEVIN LEES

By

just

able 46-38 lead and appeared to be well

in June 2004.

position

ences

With

under nine minutes

second-seeded Texas

against

the dean

51

Tillis to put away the Lady Raiders

American histoALANA BEARD and Coach Gail Goestenkors celebrate after the women’s basketball team defeated

See CHAFE

Chem

on

Texas Tech 57-51 in

page 9

Albuquerque,

N.M. to advance to the Final Four.

See TEXAS TECH

lab schedules

faculty rethink

By

page 12

K-ville discussion centers

KELLY ROHRS

on

image

on

The Chronicle

When the French Science Center is complete, students may find themselves with lab goggles and chemicals

rather than beers and hangovers

on

By

Behind the

nights and Saturday mornings. Some

chemistry

that plans for the of sufficient

department and

possibly

faculty

new

have

expressed

concern

science building indicate

teaching lab

current class

offer lab sections

lack

which will force the

space,

to reevaluate its

a

on

schedules

weekday evenings

administrative

points

of the

potential

space

crunch

after reviewing preliminary concept diagrams at meet-

ings last

month.

constraints forced

Budget

planners

to

scale back the initial designs for the building, creating less

teaching lab

space than

was

originally anticipated.

Administrators and faculty disagree about the im-

pact of

the reduced lab

space

on

to have labs other than in the morning and the after-

SOPHOMORE CLAUDIA REUBEN performs

chemistry

lab. Faculty

Inoirlp

are

an

considering altering

OPEC President Abdullah

experiment

Bin

Hamad

on

the role of the

oil prices. See page 5

Baldwin, professor

of

scene—in

a

more

last

be

practice—K-ville

become

subtle

flash-

to make the

in

summer,

un-

brainstorming

a

listed

the social

parties—among challenges and obstacles for

and

tacit

particular, tenting, bonfires and fraternity

versity and sion

a

intellectual.

administrators,

retreat

may

the Uni-

further discusamong considerations for Administrators

reflection.

noted that the tent city could be a

potential

abuse, sexual assault

or,

a

have

privately

disaster-in-waiting,

incident involving alcohol

given the

recent cold

winter,

hypothermia.

chemistry.

Proponents

say

that K-ville and Duke’s strong ath-

in her See SCIENCE LABS

lab schedules.

Al-Attiyah

spoke

llloiuc

Monday night

said Steven

senior

at

have

general

dergraduate experience

session

of the

gradual, ongoing push

in the form of

the lab schedule.

“The only way to handle the volume of students is

noon,”

in the

Krzyzewskiville

disapproval

in

and athletics

Some aware

of a recent discussion to shorten

scenes

the tenting period in

and Saturdays.

Faculty became

KEVIN LEES

The Chronicle

Thursday

organization

in worldwide

Duke

Hospital

identified

by

officials

two

on

See KRZYZEWSKIVILLE

page 7

are

working

external groups in

Santillan’s failed organ

transplant.

to

correct

the wake

See page 5

problems of Jesica

The Duke Chorale group that over

provides

performs

both

breaks. See page 6

on

page 8

musicians with

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Puff said the

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how to

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problems, the Center for Medicare and initiated

which will be The

thorough

review

of

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the

Hospital,

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Kopty wished Al-Attiyah had addressed

that

in-

10 years.

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posed by for-

would

government

rel in the event of

minutes,

of Oil Ahmed Zaki Yamani

Iraqi

dismissed this

Those who

the

on

OPEC,

and will

compliance

plant coordinator’s file.

also claimed the price of oil would reach

Iraq, Al-Attiyah said

volatility of the oil market.

A student asked him about mer

in

post-war

a

of

president

the production of oil fourfold, causing other pro-

Al-Attiyah

oil

the current

uncertainty

short-term

AL-ATTIYAH, Monday night.

tual demise of OPEC within

costs of production.

wartime

HAMAD

ducer countries to follow suit and

“pure profit” from

$B5O billion

to

crease

United

the

including

trillion in

taxing oil imports, compared for

BIN

in Love Auditorium

suggested

Over the last five years, he said, the Group of Seven—industrialized

procured

are

cooperating fully,”

Puff said.

properly trained,

Town not to interfere!”

pocketing

into

and is

problems. “We

and

pediatric transplant coordinator and

of bemusement: “But you told

He said despite perceptions

the

administrators

“Certainly

Both reports

to market forces

fix

has

Hospital

organizations

the lowered accreditation

hard hit.

ly expect

people who had previously complained.

His response me

and let the

$3O, Al-Attiyah found

to

rose

come

Hospital

country,

a

a

necessary.”

lofty rankings

pliance,”

defending OPEC’s deference

on

downgraded accredi-

a

closely with them

creditation downgraded

course.

Later, when the price himself

approach

accrediting body

Puff said the

to

aggressively very

With

Duke’s

in

of action” to both

“plan

whatever is

Africa to discuss the low prices, and many said that OPEC should take

com-

patients.

Hospital.

Richard

he said. “We will

I

say it’s market-driven.”

described that when

a

working

pro-

“OPEC has only limited capacity to reduce the high

will set my oil

reason, the national

report that resulted

working

oil,” Al-Attiyah said. “OPEC

to receive

Medicare and Medicaid

institutions—the Joint Commission

tation status for the

con-

duce 33 percent of total oil exports.

of

same

care

Spokesperson that

document of 50

procedure last Wednesday, ef-

Hospital

Accreditation of Health Care Organizations—issued

development.

the interests

Center for Medicare

54-page

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fectively threatening the Hospital’s right

the

as

from the fatal Feb. 7

Santillan, the federal

with

problems

best interest,” Al-

prices

account

se-

heart and lungs of incorrect blood type

a

and Medicaid Services issued

nations.”

Al-Attiyah emphasized

price

investigation stemming

an

into Jesica

near-

for

highest price,

anybody’s

of sustainable economic

goal

have

sumer

a

high price

reasonable prices

the

they

reports

before the advent of

care overseers

pensation for treating

Attiyah said, citing stable OPEC’s

In

good.

highest price

two health

confident that

are

listed in recent critical

problems

transplant of

Monday night

that OPEC is not to blame for the current of

of the

Exporting Countries and

in Love Auditorium

capacity audience

Hospital officials

fix the

rious consequences.

Al-Attiyah, president

of Petroleum

Organization

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TRANSPLANT

for

SCIENCE LABS

from page 5

from page 3

growth

after the Santillan

soon

noted Director

transplant,

of Accreditation and Regulatory Affairs Gail in

Shulby

March 21 statement.

a

“As

result

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changes

of

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internal review,

own

Among changes

transplant

transplant Since

and

procedure,

were

programs

the

botched

instituted in

were

the

adult

and

pediatric

currently planned labs, but

it is

space

slots,”

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into

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the French

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labs be-

You’ve

to

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Even

graduate hopefuls. non-music

mostly

believes Chorale produces

though

majors, Wynkoop said he

high-quality

music. “Moti-

and heart... will take

vation, intelligence

you

long

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many to

also lab

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in

change space

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before

are

Chorale’s

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Kristen

130

more

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and

evening

labs

or

as

grow

events

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and

keen

so

break, though O’Dell said trips

Although

there

are

undergraduate

missing

on

no

tors have indicated that

by

as

many

as

concrete

200 is

a

said

Blackman

noted that she is

considers

no room

“The

lab

space

has

growth, but we’re not, growth

in student

no

at this

the

spring

on

other

tours

happy with her overall experience. with the lack of

disappointed

said

support

they

from the

student body.

“People just don’t said. “If they

man

they could make

what Chorale is,” Blackand just could see, then

justified decision.”

lamented the fact that Chorale’s

Wynkoop ty budget

a

know

came once

publici-

is small and that the group cannot put

more

advertisements and posters up, though he said he not

sure

it would make much of

things because other people

go to

not because

they

see

posters,”

difference.

a

are

was

“People

talking about it,

he said.

Yet the word about Chorale has found its way to interested students who want to

audition, despite the

“I

heard about Chorale

lack

of

large-scale publicity.

from posters

packet,”

and from

some

stuff in the orientation

wrote freshman Bob Jones in

Jones auditioned this

great experience

so

far.

“Rodney Wynkoop

most talented musician I have wrote. “He is

an

e-mail.

fall and said he has

ever

is

had

likely

a

the

encountered,” he

extremely demanding, but he also yields

superb results.” And

superb

results,

both

on

the annual

break tours and throughout the school year, seem

to

keep

most

Chorale

spring

are

what

members together

for

their time at the University. “I’ve been waiting for my whole life

great

to be

in

to find that at

a

professional

choir, and

Duke,” Schumacher said.

it

was

a

brand

in two

plans

senior

has

new

years,”

to increase

administra-

in the next

fundamental

point, looking

numbers,” Mueller said.

spend the break and

to

way

she and many other members

However, are

she

great

a

and

late-night

increasing the student body

weekends have made up for it.

with Chorale

as

strong possibility

spring

on

capacity

population,

that there

to the beach

such

money to

he said.

musician.”

meetings

labs

situation where

a

to be filled to

that she has to miss. And

Thursday nights

students

a

pledged

oratories, said the plans seemed short-sighted.

president,

was

said,

instituted.

are

“[Chorale] has definitely

me

social

lectures,

many

some

helped

complaint Blackman had

one

Tuesday

she said.

them,” me

has

evening

security issues,

members of the group. “I love to make such beautiful

challenged

Mueller

five to 10 years.

general and organic chemistry

sequence, and all agree the lab space leaves

to address

said she has found some of her best friends among the

music with

from 6 p.m. to 10

concerns,”

University

supervise

to

way,” he said. Senior

said

added

Chris Roy, director of undergraduate synthetic lab-

weekday

concerned that the space is inadethe

personnel

promised

the

Chemistry

support

doubt there

He added that the

hire

building

chemistry teaching labs,

feet than Gross

mem-

no

run

He

to the contracted lab space.

likely solution

a

“I have

get

The French Science Center includes plans for 19,160 feet of

are

accommodated,”

of natural sciences.

that evening labs, which would p.m.,

curriculum in the current time

our

Mueller, dean

bus service between Science Drive and East Campus, we

somewhere.”

currently

square

are

once

evening

mornings, Simon said.

CHORALE

bers

necessitate

be offered

in the up space

Lecture times

and

not

he said. “But it is wise to offer it frees

flexibility

the

graduate

will

operational

tal have

transform

morn-

accom-

“We believe under current enrollment pressure, will be able to offer

expressed

Friday

question that with the present sched-

citing personnel and security issues.

some will

likely

ministrators within the Medical Center and the Hospi-

ample would

Tuesday and Thursday

Monday through

organic chemistry.

Science Center is

ad-

top-level

many

on

Berndt

John Simon, chair of chemistry, maintained that the

the

merged.

transplant,

afternoons

Chemistry

modate the nearly 800 students who take introductory and

multiple confir-

enacted,

already

mations of blood type match

many

she wrote.

and

in the Gross

present facilities

building, lab sections ings

immediately made,”

were

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undergraduate chemistry.

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FRESHMAN ROB FOX talks

currently discussing

James

M.

Provenzale,

on

his cellular

phone

city confers

whether the tent

in K-ville earlier this semester. Administrators a

positive image

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on

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letic tradition enhances the Duke expe-

studying and

provides genuine school spirit. Yet other members

community the

Associate

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ville

as

long

been defined

a

Duke

blight

on a

Biology

emphasize

enhancing

object

are

its

superior

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it’s

really

exists

anywhere vice

else,” said Janet Dickerson,

Duke

University

Medical Center

ac-

presi-

for student af-

necessarily

it’s

say,

to

I

participate....

have to

institution to Duke.

peculiar

a

logical thing,

and fun for the students

delightful

who choose

a

people just can’t believe that

Most

stu-

dents do that.” and

stu-

several

dents have considered

plans

K-ville after this year’s

particularly long

session

spanned

to shorten

weeks—mostly

seven

due to the way the basketball schedule fell.

Duke

Line

Student

Monitor

discussing

K-ville

April

Jeremy

“town hall

Morgan hoped

option

2002 North, Duke

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head

could

arrive

University

presentation

solution

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suggested or

as

a

ap-

next

this one

kickoff

take

on

it is

that

limited in terms of its

Larry

long-term

planning,”

said William

the

of arts and sciences and also

faculty

provost

for

Chafe, dean of

undergraduate

educa-

tion. Chafe has said in the past that the tent

city

can

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dents. Last year, that task force the admissions

viewbook to

changed

emphasize

an

intrinsic

said

a

con-

student

embodies intellectual engageno

Christoph

contradiction there,” director

Guttentag,

of

undergraduate admissions. “You clearly can

have

both,

because to

a

large degree

do have both.”

we

ally

do while

best

about Duke—having

week

of what’s

some

real

a

mitment to academics and

able to do

do that with

can

K-ville

is

six-

a

for

something

other

minds to decide.” added

Guttentag officials

still

are

that he

trying

Duke’s emphasis

on

to

and

other

figure

out if

sporting

events is

detriment to

some

looking for

different, possibly

tellectual “Duke’s

a

a

students

prospective

in-

more

undergraduate experience. a

long

way

from the Universi-

ty of Chicago,” Dickerson

been

said, “but the

effort to

exemplary

an

students

when

have,

Duke, received

dean of students and

echoed Moneta’s call for modera-

tion earlier this

spring. Wasiolek

at

impromptu K-ville and when DSG’s tion

first

entry

an

shop

set up

in 1986

predecessor organiza-

began

lines

monitoring

to games in

Wasiolek

was

Duke when the first

for

1984.

said

that

in

studying

tent—even with the wireless Internet

added

recently

so

students

laptops there—is probably but

academics,

that

all

not

can

use

good

students

a

ac-

for

make

choices about what experience they have,

balancing studies and other activities. “If studying in weeks in

a

tent for three

February [showed]

It

or

four

correla-

a

would have

a

new

built

a

campground,” she said.

Guttentag said that, whatever happens

to

proper

“Nobody

worthwhile

a

wants to

gets embodied “By the

the discussion

K-ville,

role is

same

see

in K-ville

token,

everything

in its

lost,” he

said.

mean

current incarna-

like

have the conversations.”

or

its

the spirit that

perfect.... Regardless occurs

over

one.

that doesn’t

change

K-ville, this

af-

president for student

administrator

that said

sure

leave

first-rate education.”

a

Sue Wasiolek, assistant vice

make

students

did not want to de-emphasize traditions men’s basketball and

com-

really being

multiple things well,” he said.

tion is

administrators

in K-

they’re participating

it often embodies

ville,

they

Although

spirit.

“When you look at what people actu-

residence hall.

ment—there’s

SCHOOL OF

to K-ville

changes

any

at the loss of that

come

tion, Duke wouldn’t have built

body that

ENGINEERING

and that

the intellectual and academic opportu-

tradiction between K-ville and

EDMUND T. PRAIT, JR.

Guttentag said the school spirit of K-

nities at Duke. “I don’t think there’s

fealine

waiting

ville makes Duke unique among its peer

cess

Chafe is part of an ongoing task force

examining

ath-

for basketball games.

fairs,

Moneta is right to think about making it

vice

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for

day for K-ville.

more

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on

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of Notre

work that has been done in the 1990s has

newly

monitor

spirit competition

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Duke

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opinion.

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line

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spring.

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with

meeting” early

to solicit student

pointed year

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solutions

possible

of line monitors and plans to hold

group a

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and

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nor

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Moneta

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schools,

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school that has too

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exactly

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women’s

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ketball

during

last

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minutes win

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over

the

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completed In

take

a

48-46 lead.

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in the game, Tillis

10-0

a

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Lady

run

at

to

this

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All-American self, shooting just 2-for-12. After

baskets,

Duke

the

and

Devils

Blue

point

deficit

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Texas

coming

the

Tillis

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downtown.

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play with the

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post,”

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Tillis

Goestenkors]

option

said.

play,

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layup.

a

in the

be

senior.

knocked

only

as

l-of-2

down

game at 51.

called

Goestenkors

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decision,

correct

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points, Sheana

two

attempts, tying the

the

play

next

down the floor for her two superstars. time

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Tillis

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Tillis

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points,

the high-

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to the bas-

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directed

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dominant

was

with 28

game

the ball

passed

who

Beard,

throughout

the

ball

and Beard finwith

give-and-go

three-

a

point play. “Down the stretch

most of the

plays

called,” Goestenkors said. “At that

are

you want to call

point

ball in Alana’s hands

for

specific plays

specific players. Basically

want the

we

in Iciss’

or

hands.

So every call down the stretch went to one

of those two

players.”

several

the

teams,

head coach Gail

for

to

After

the game.

go

who finished with 17

rebounds,

fouled the 6-foot-2

proved

which ended the Lady Raiders’ stronghold

17

easily place

option.

pressure

from

Beard,

could

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defensive

back to her teammate,

two-

the top of the

which

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a

timeout.

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second

at

to pass

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play

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with

being

faced

out

run

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points

Blue Devils.

With 5:07 left in the contest, the Raiders had just

not

were

the three

saw

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top.

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Robert Samuel

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up

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me

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as

to

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their

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for

Tennessee

hosted both the al

and

halftime

tempo.

Tennessee

figured

it out at halftime. The

which

(32-4),

subregional and regionits

improved

home

will

Tennessee

Sunday 57-51

night.

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semifinals

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win

big

for

this

eight

spurt,

and

day off,

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Villanova

GWEN JACKSON will have

the

opportunity

to

avenge her team’s loss to Duke earlier this year.

is for

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looked frustrated

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capped

in

record

going.

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offense

the

they

Moore had

and Tennessee

end

go

controlled

as

began the second half with

Loree

10-0 Tech

a

3-for-13 against the

was

to Final Four

1:50 to

before

and

points

No. 2 Villanova 73-49 in

by beating

the Mideast

late in the game to halt

with

one

heldVillanova scoreless for

again.

Gwen Jackson

Four

Texas Tech’s Plenette Pierson. Tillis

trailed the entire game

the lead to

but cut

finally pack

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17

Beard

the

her

ended

team’s

scoring

throws

to

free

two

48. On game at

offensive rebound and inside

putback

defenders

with 4:05

edge

with

outside.

from the field a

contested

50-48

a

coach

Tillis

from

point, fired

behind

the

then

with

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The win

least

12-of-14

on

57

Duke’s

the

team’s

the

this

but

they

part in

struggles

of

no

total

trend

a

recent

there’s

to

were

second-lowest

and

season

offensive

enough

careers

to

I’d

be

no

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way

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way

I

going

six

playing

said.

“I

all

this

six

their

my

the

against

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away

plans,

Georgia,

57, Texas Tech 51

(26-5)

previous

game

the scoreboard until the 14:46 mark of the first half, and built 12:04 to go in the

10-3 lead with

a

opening

stanza.

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a

good flow offensive-

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early

on,

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was

struggle.... We’ve been starting off but I know my team and I ed that team

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the start of the game, its defense

was

at

kept the

contest close. The Blue Devils used

a com-

zone

prevent

defenses to rattle its

prolific

Texas

Tech

combination of Jia Perkins

take

had

Duke

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an

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of the

had

we

game

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ficulty coming back,

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games,

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15

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in the

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longer,” Sharp said.

games.

37

the first

dominating

utes of the

min-

shot l-for-4

game, Pierson

from the free-throw line, committed

tant shot

blocked

an

Duke

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little bit.”

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two defenders while

past

to the basket for two of her 28

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Texas

points.

to

little bit

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Pierson

field. Texas Tech kept the Blue Devils off

be

to

it,”

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against

Duke started off slow from the

in

time

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going

was

bet back

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driving

said.

Duke

next four

woes.

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like

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Beard

Sharpe

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Texas Tech Duke

added to their

a

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took both

coach Marsha

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score

percent-

Raiders

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was

to

us

head

Tech

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that

thought

early when

Monday

to

their 36.5

night’s contest, and age

prior

games

well. With 16:42 left in the

as

half, Goestenkors

chance for

won’t have another chance.

Duke

give

of fatigue, Tillis because of foul trouble.

whole life.”

my

free-

going

and Tillis out of the game: Beard because

myself

slip

two was

ond

going home. There’s to let

clear that Duke

was

of

This is what I’ve been dreaming about

games.

it

hit

But it would be unfortunate to not

more

told

the

the rest of the Blue Devils credit for the

NCAA

in

believed

ball

in

for at

the

arms

to the Final Four.

The Blue Devils shot just 38.7 percent in

the

“I

of

beginning

Mosch

because

of

fouled.

senior

throws,

Michele

seniors,

I’ve

that

games,”

were

beat the Lady Raiders, also

heart

night.

points

the

tournament,

shot from the charity stripe, where she

desperately

After

another game.

“Since

she made her layup. She nailed her

was

two

the

point before Tillis’ long

one

victory,

also extends

once

hoop,

piece of her shot. The deflected

Texas Tech

in

champion

Matysovsky and Sheana Mosch,

fouled

was

advances

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the

to

sailed into the hands of Mosch, whom

come

point

a

got

the Final Four.

up arc

perfect

a

may

Tennessee next weekend in Atlanta

three-

a

ran

with Tillis and

give-and-go as

own.

Duke

victory,

Mideast

Duke’s

followed

point play of her

do to

spinning

Pierson elevated to try to put her team within

so

game, but

And at this

After

again.

won

just

in. It

dug

needed to

we

win.

a

With the meet

that hit nothing but net. Beard

I’m

tonight.

us

Pierson had the ball in her hands

some

the season, that’s what it’s all about.”

so

but after the rebound bounced

tunities,

defenses,”

have been the prettiest

with

from page 11

seconds left. Pierson missed both oppor-

sea-

1-of-

on

them

changing

our

have my team to

did what

second

covered,

of

away

dismal 2-for-12

a

that up to

shot

the

as

was

caused

we

for

game

we

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a

Beard

who had shot

Tillis,

the

not

head

designed

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option

Tech

during the

game

held to just two points

Goestenkors said. “Defense is what

get

remaining.

Duke

Goestenkors in

Texas

per

grab

averaged

shooting. “I

under-four minute media

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able to

was

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Perkins—who

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several taller Duke

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