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B-school

enlarges MBA class By

KEVIN LEES

The Chronicle

An

of the business

expansion

school’s

master’s of business administration class is

padding

a

down year for applications

to the school’s

higher-end

programs.

Douglas Breeden, dean of the Fuqua School of Business,

that the deci-

said

sion

to

add

65

to

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students

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AMERICANTROOPS park their M1 Abrams tank outside

day.

lowered its stan-

Allied forces took control of three

one

of

President Saddam Hussein’s

Iraqi

in the

presidential palaces

Baghdad

in

area

an

effort to

palaces

secure

the

the

near

International Airport Mon-

Baghdad

city.

dards for admission.

He

that

the

move

helped

bal-

has

Douglas Breeden

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decline

in

applications

added

U.S. aims for Saddam in

to the

school’s

from

what

Breeden

students

102

this

estimated

year

a

class of about 75 next year.

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seeing

decline

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applications,”

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because

it’s

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hurting from the decline tive MBA

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from

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Specifically,

forces in

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lower applications to the Global Execu-

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page 7

military

Iraq dropped four bombs late in

an

to kill

attempt

Saddam

and

Military cials

said

pound,

national

guided

what one official called “a huge smoking

hole,” but

it

inside at

the time

was

injured

was

or

telligence

still unclear who or

whether

was

report

that

one

on an

in-

said

official

Saddam in

But other

cautious,

were

gather

to

family

would

one

allow

night

in

The

passed

Monday

into

settled

the

Palace in the center of their

plan

U.S.

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and

pulls

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complexity

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medical

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Inside IllolUC

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panel

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of

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professors globe

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discussed the

compared

history

of

reparations

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the

of

symbolizing

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department has only foris

occurring everywhere

in the Medical Center, Nevins said. At

the

same

Medicine’s are

courses

a

time,

School

the

curriculum

planned dissolving

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of

revi-

integrating

traditionally divided along de-

partment

merger

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serious

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lines.

departmental

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structure,”

is in

said

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genetics and micro-

ordinance and

page 6

formed molecular

microbiology

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and mi-

contemplating the

four

was

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now

the

James B. Duke

than two years ago, for

colleges

around

malized what

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cleanly divided by discipline.

was

answer

revolution,

Research Institute—that

departments

biology

the

Joseph Nevins,

professor

The

and

dras-

collaboration—increasingly

Genome Sciences

When

on

department

previously disparate

cently

forcing

a

multaneously

to research-

under the official stamp of University-

cannot be

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care,

within the Medical Center

centers

the

Burridge,

Brian

How could

focused centers and undergoing

wide

the

unsuc-

prevent widespread looting.

ample, he anticipated

is

that

through

departments

tic shift in purpose.

amounts of

to

Marshal

The Chronicle

The growing

residents

patrol

to define mission

quietly ceding territory

research

incident

MIKE MILLER

to the varied

departments

where

Basra,”

without

attacks

of research demands and patient

are

in

Baghdad, saying

struggle Adapting

under

longer

no

300-man British

a

cessfully

Med Center

By

finished

walked

Republican

conduct

to

was

was

markets of the old city and tried

Monday,

Baghdad

central

second-

Iraq’s

The British commander in the Persian

cheered

was

Command in Qatar,

to Central

that

reported

Gulf declared that “the Baathist regime is

information

British

government. Monday,

the control of the Iraqi government.

Washington. intelligence

for members of

searching

largest city, Basra,

which authorized the strike. In

forces

defenders and min-

city’s

while

istries

the Iraqi

won-

place.

said

official

military

a

the

against

fashionable suburban area of the

a

city,

troops

made based

they

meeting.

The strike took place in Mansour dis-

anyone

killed.

was

the

had left

bombs

said

whether

dering

trict, offi-

security

that the four two-thousand

satellite

would be at the

officials

officials said in

Washington Monday night.

The strike See FUQUA

US.

Hussein, administration

good

about bringing in an extra daytime

tion,

of

said.

Breeden

“Frankly, we’re all feeling

KUWAIT

Monday in

indicated that both Saddam and his two

York Times News Service sons

to

would be

PATRICK TYLER

By New

Global Executive MBA program, which went

Baghdad

sharper

a

creating

universities.

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The more

Institute for Care at the End than 100 candidates for its

doctors,

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on

page 7

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be made.

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showed various potential

scene,

potentially

scene, took

mission east of

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to

were on a

battleground

for

helicopter

Wednesday.

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mustard gas. But Madere said he would

and returned them to more

Iraq’s Karbala

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judgment until

which

drive, delaying further results until

have discovered war,

military chemical

a

indicated the presence of as

team had to

said Monday.

test

lethal—as well

that

was

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with the

able to board

camp for Palestinians and

in the

weapons

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American soldiers in

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said they encountered

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said

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both from fires

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second-largest

helicopters

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by

a

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less resistance than they had feared.

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relief

homes,

seemed to be the predominant emotion expressed

by

those who walked out to meet the British. a

2001

Virginia Supreme

state law

Court decision that found the

vised statute that clearly the

requirement

court

have laws that ban The

more

Six

Virginia

law could be

relationship

a

range of

opin-

verbal de-

a

drafted

properly

constitutional.

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cross

O’-

were

Connor and the three who joined her entire opinion— Chief Justice William Paul Stevens

and Justices

Rehnquist

and Stephen

groups

well

as

with

group

of

total

a

about

3,000

fields 28 Challenger 2 tanks

28 Warrior armored

with 30-millimeter

fighting vehicles armed

and carrying

cannons

up to

seven

John

four times

or

sions we’ve done here tween

the

crack

before,”

and

a

than the

larger

incur-

British officer said be-

thunder of

outgoing

artillery.

“This time we’re in to stay.”

operations

American psycholog-

an

unit had moved into the

blast Arabic messages to the populace

loudspeakers mounted atop A staff

sergeant

tion of minidiscs to

a

city, ready

city.

ever

a

to

able

are

gathered behind the

50,

leave

tank about

and

happened

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to the

from

for the

a

to

bank

of his

Iraqis,

in

a

from

selec-

us

Until

he

we

want is

Seven justices found that the Virginia law constitutional.

Those

ing laws

as

Ruth Bader

who

regard all

burn-

cross

unconstitutional: Justices David Souter, and

Ginsburg

O’Connor said

statute

inference of intent, it in-

an

vited the jury to ignore “all of the contextual factors that

are

to decide whether

necessary

burning

cross

particular

a

is intended to intimidate.” She added

that “The First Amendment does not permit such

a

shortcut.” For Souter, joined by Kennedy and with

problem

the

law

not

was

rather the fact that in outlawing

ginia had selected the

tent from

“a

Ginsburg, the

“shortcut”

but Vir-

burning,

cross

with

symbol

field of all

a

particular

prescribable

con-

expression

meant to intimidate.”

They said that

one

As

of

a

burning

with it not

bolic, carrying

ideology, such the law

such,

was

as

cross

was

inherently

sym-

message

of terror but

“white Protestant

supremacy.”

only

a

“content-based” and could not

sur-

vive First Amendment scrutiny, Souter said. In

supporting criminal prohibitions Thomas said he

burning,

saw

no

against

cross

to consider

reason

the act in light of the First Amendment at all because its

was

message

did not qualify

of terror and lawlessness

one

as

protected expression. “Just

cannot bum down someone’s house to make cal

and then seek

point

ment, those

one

politi-

a

who hate cannot terrorize and intimidate

to make their His

that

as

in the First Amend-

refuge

point,” he said. tracked

opinion

separate

the

closely

deeply

emotional remarks he made from the bench when the case

argued

was

symbol

in

in December.

said

Then, he

a

burning

society” and

our

cross

was

“unlike any

not intended to

was

com-

municate any message other than fear and hatred. “This

statute

sion,” he “there

is

said no

prohibits

only

Monday,

need to

conduct,

adding

that

not expres-

consequently

it under any

analyze

of

our

First Amendment tests.” Thomas said thatVirginia had not been interested in

curbing racist expression

the law, because laws

on

its

in

1952, when

the state had many

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Sunday

British and

with delight chaotic

Basra,”

advance,

a

some

are

the

a

vehicles

variety

all

elderly of

before

day,

dawn

was

as

streets.

said

as

a

steady

stream

night.

appeared

to

have been

including bulldozers

and at least

one

and

fire truck.

of

com-

back-

at

in 1995.

in recent

began

of the

over

and

said.

safety.”

to

brief incursions British

re-

sev-

checkpoints

the city’s

outermost

days.

when British

city

Iraqi

or

armored

forward

a

de-

a

fired shells

T-55

heavy artillery

tank positions

British commando units in

sta-

carrying antitank during

sand-crawling

the

person-

nel carriers moved toward the city in the darkness.

flying white flags and many

apparently stolen goods. Many

But

steadily

The assault tioned west bomblets

in

inside.

neighborhoods

met

by others

the houses and offices

man

some

themselves

mandeered by looters,

hoes, garbage trucks

the

miles

have crept

residents and alarm

looting

distressed

with

began

continued throughout

by

of vehicles left the city,

piled

which

looting consumed the

“Thieves

Anthony Kennedy.

the flaw in the Virginia

that by permitting

was

un-

O’Connor and her three

were

allies, along with the three

was

they could

as

Sunday, fighting around Basra had been

eral

them

that

army deserters. Half

security

not win and that resistance

useless.

sunglass-

rumors

to mark him

military

tions to

was

shirt and

cut off with scissors

said,

tices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas, who each

themes” telling

thing that

truth to

was

wrote

“inevitability

terror, with

emotionally traumatized,” Ghazi

are

“The only thing

warnings

in

the best

living

yellow

missing,

was

Baghdad,

serter after he fled the “All of

a

ear

crowd that

small

Iraqi people.”

Ghazi, wearing

right

hospital

said

houses,”

our

a

third of the way into

This is

starvation.

stricted to the citys outskirts

separate opinions.

a

“For 20 years, we’ve been

for them to stay indoors because of imminent opera-

Jus-

Breyer—along with

of

one

es, wanted to know if there

Humvee.

with the unit said he had

play

we

the British would execute Iraqi

By midafternoon Sunday,

of

“Finally

Abdul Kareem Gawad,

tragedy

“This is three

ical

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as

the is-

justices addressed

v.

battle

troops. Each battle

be-

troublesome for

chart than to

a

found that

justices

burning

states

British

soldiers each.

found the

is how the

in the case,

sues

re-

exceeds, the

Thirteen

Monday produced

amendable to

scription. Here

a

burning.

cross

case

passed

even

Monday.

speech and free speech

years, and the ions

meets, and set

Supreme Court has hate

tween

had already

unconstitutional,

Before dawn, tanks moved forward and began on

Iraqi

defensive

positions

in the

citys

borhoods while British artillery fired

high-explosive shells an

ammunition

dump

western

firing neigh-

155-millimeter,

into what had been identified in the

citys sports stadium.

as

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said. “Then we learned that Duke for this

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for

implementing

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discussed the justifica-

Duke,

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reparations

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and

prosperity

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injustice

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building omitting

to continue to discuss

on numerous reasons

state in the aid of

to the theft of free

theft,” referring

labor from slaves. A

follow-up conversation

Wednesday

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removal

a

column

at

noon

that

we

Basra

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effect.

for

to the

in the John

panel will

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Franklin Center.

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day of fire-

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war

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a

Baghdad,

of their

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journalists also killed.

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in

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two

days. commander of war

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but

isolated,”

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hardest

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sooner,” and

victory

would

come

said

that

evening

and

Baghdad and

forces still

northern

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southern towns of Zubayr

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85 miles south of Baghdad. He

declaration of

evident

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all this may in fact be in front of us, not behind us.”

occurred that

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were

to

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on

headquar-

wounded when

Tommy Franks, the overall

stripping

ministries while

were

were

the Marines

as

dad “completely

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attacks

regime.

successes

perhaps

stopping

Najaf,

field

tributary of the Tigris, that has been block-

operations, day,

but rather to conduct

a

Gen.

night.

commanders said their goal

approach

ing the Marine advance for

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still there Monday morning. But Ameri-

were

searching

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Eastern

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press the

the

mored vehicle

too.

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were

of the Army

blast that shredded 17 vehicles. Two

a

tillery shell,

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of the 3rd Infantry Division

Brigade

Marines died and three

is

Baghdad

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on

Spanish and German publications On

and

closing

ters of the 2nd

pre-

irregular

tank round that obliterated his bronze

hold ground,

praised

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hundreds of

he

deep psychological

capital would soon fall,

Baghdad,

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neighborhood

to

in

fights that carried

allows

community

speakers

and

resistance still held out.

of Baghdad,”

trian statue

better place,” said Fred Foster of the

Voter

at

Hill’s

Chapel

at

reparations for blacks, citing historical “activity of the

Palace of Saddam on the west bank of the Tigris River,

ex-

wording circulated

“We have the chance to go out to the

Durham

the

was con-

over

a

relationship between

intimate,

very

demolition of non-residential buildings.

and make it

Davis

of forced Ko-

welcomed enthusiastically,

pockets of

“The

new

ordinance

law

were

dicted that British victory

residential build-

state

order,

Carolina

At least two U.S. soldiers

Iraqi fighters would have

by Charlene Montford, director of the housing department. Without

convention-

our

them from the benefits of this prosperity. Lubiano con-

commander in the Persian Gulf, said British

British

suc-

power.

building

to the ordinance

ings,” according

cans.

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presidents

authority” by giving “the City

procedure

and necessity

centrated

case

that cannot be mate-

wounded when a missile fired from the

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[our

aimed at

dealing with unsafe

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reparations by citing

of North

tions

American

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of East Asian

University

these

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panelists, Adrienne Davis, professor

University

mood among allied forces

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upcoming departure.

improvement ordinances, process

are

prostitution during Japanese occupation.

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housing

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instead

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University’s

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of

case

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fessor of literature at

feel of atonement,” and praised the casi-

a

the

in

[of the crime]

School of Law, and Wahneema Lubiano, associate pro-

rev-

they’re fine with the

original wording.

partly due

general

Native

example of U.S. support

population. Stam

that

was

evidence

shame, something

The last two the

argu-

fornia at Irvine, continued the discussion of the role of

[Executive Vice Presi-

that

language ‘as is,”’ Miller said

“not formal

as one

and

pain

given

in

flourishing

of

al idea of

encouraging tribal revitalization.

as

[saying] that the University had

manager

to

“the only

unfair advantage.

an

e-mail from

an

which

district,

as

languages

customers

off-campus

have

argument

women

rially objectified... which challenges

and national

extended to blacks,

Chungmoo Choi, associate professor

must have

regular commercial zoning

of Native Ameri-

case

Americans

Native

never

for about 300 tribes

casinos

nos

at

surrounding

advantage,

an

rounded by

Association.

certain amount of commercial but he said any use,

a

the

argued that American nostalgia

of the Native American

Miller, president of the

Miller said he understood how colleges

discussed

American casinos that raise $2OO billion in annual enue

necessarily

from page 3

ing for reparations. Stam pointed

plans for

little irksome.”

a

He

imagery

zon-

Campus development.

Hospital-Hillandale Neighborhood

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new

anthropology,

cans.

residents,

of recent

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to the Univer-

for the

uses

change

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al

lobbying

the words “limited” and “on”

permitted

on

still

was

change.” Schelp referred

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from page 1

Fuqua officials decided from page 1

justified the Mitch

Heflin,

associate

an

“Some of that

is

professor

destructuring,...

of medicine. it

giving

the-

a

matic base.”

department

structure

in both education and

vance

departments

say

blurred

and

together,

research,

being

are

in

thus

some

losing

rele-

many adminis-

pushed

cases,

to

been

talk

some

within

Center about whether we should have

all,” said Vice Dean for Research

Although

will

departments

the recent round of top chair that the continuous flux of

the

Medical

departments

Dr. Ross

likely

at

McKinney.

remain

Center has

given

mergers and dissolutions

of departments within the Medfallen

actually

since

steadily

the

outside their de-

partmental boundaries, and organization

almost

was

completely departmentally based, Nevins said. IGSP Director

Huntington Willard

centers could increase their

ing anything

from

away

faculty time and

said. “I would be very, very

disappointed

energy. I

faculty,”

to find

he

chair

a

complain about that affecting their department.” Meanwhile, administrators will need grips with the cians

in

organized

ments in

other.

matrix

a

could

create

administrative

an

Emil Petrusa

lum Assessment

in the

teaching together

school

integrated medical

courses.

“There’s

question there’s

no

ganize what’s called a

noted

has already

problem of accurately paying individual depart-

ments

a

challenge Duke has

bit

night-

Dean for Curricu-

mare,” McKinney said. Associate

the

physi-

depart-

with

structure,

to

come

and

direction and research centers in the

one

“It

to

intricate web of scientists

challenge how

to

to

said. “I’m

handle,” Willard

DCRI Director Dr. Robert Califf,

advocate of

one

phasized

the

expertise

into broad centers like DCRI.

value of concentrating

massive

to

adding

that this

em-

and

equipment

science now, you need to have

top-notch

access

a

myself.”

further limiting the role of medical departments,

“To do

or-

matrix structure we11... but it’s

about it

schizophrenic

a

Califf

infrastructure,”

can

only

from

come

said,

University-

wide initiatives. No

individual

like

DCRI

has

could

department

medical

massive

build

databases and clinical

done,

the

expertise

the gene sequencers and

or

animal studies like IGSP is

large-scale

up

preparing

to

do, Califf said. “In the past, selves

departments would

by how much they contained,” Califf said. “Now,

the whole ambiance should be, ‘How do with others?’ If how

them-

measure

much

departments

infrastructure

have

they

collaborate

we

their worth by

measure

between

[the growth of research centers] will have effect. If they

measure

a

them,

negative

by how much they

success

con-

tribute to medicine, it will be positive.” remain

Faculty continue to

shifting

serve

that

positive

for

departments

like-minded

will

serve

collecting

as

and

scientists,

why

a reason

surgeons

together,” he said.

out

Califf echoed for

will

uncertain and

an

physicians

McKinney explained. “There's hang

departments

purpose, albeit

one.

At their core,

points

a

McKinney’s explanation of this

use

departments. “There still remain

gard. People need cologists,” he ments]

as

a

as

constellation

Departments to

can’t disre-

see

of entities

or

gyne-

[the depart-

forming

and

function.”

on

can

the

we

surgeons

said. “The model is too

dissolving based

backbone

disciplines that

to be trained

also

serve

the administrative

as

research

programmatic

centers,

Nevins explained. “I

see

it

the department

as

framework,” he said. that his

gent

own

At

the

department

trend of centers

being the glue, the

same

being

used for structure: “It’s

smaller department before to ment to four

put

a

from

much

organization

in

a

relatively

larger depart-

place

[with

the

centers].”

Willard

partments you

some

time, he noted

demonstrated the diver-

been very important when going

agreed with this necessity. in this

day and

age

“You

for the

need towns and cities,” he said. “It’s

need de-

same

reason

structure.”

absorbed by

regular as

Fuqua’s

tuition

the

price

course

of

the prime factor in the decline

executive education

section,

programs.

our

com-

and Ed-

a

size and

its

expand

student

higher

in

its research

more

rankings and

as

output, its faculty

physical infrastructure,

able to accommodate

size

body

competitors.

As the school has inched it continues to

to 405. Breeden

school that has his-

torically been smaller—in faculty,

has also been

it

students.

Breeden said the jump in class size has not forced the

expansion

greatly

sixth section of 65 stu-

natural for

and facilities—than its

additional tuition

MBA program. Breeden cited

did not have the extra

we

a

year-long

move as

a

from 340

school to lower its the MBA

selectivity

program, which

and that 15

jumped

applications

percent

last

to

year,

ward and Rose Donnell professor of business. “As it is,

have remained steady this year. Last year, the program

we’ve been able to build

admitted just

us

is

Fuqua in

a

business model that allows

to break even.”

education—designer

executives who have

rience

in

businesses.

more

have

schools,”

which

a

higher

we

means

want, but it has

a

often

a

it’s

on

very a

for

pay

that

to send

programs.

than

many

profitable business,

high

schools,

busi-

10 years of expe-

through such

weight

Breeden said. “It’s

its programs

programs

than

Corporations

their managers and executives “We

18.1

percent of

its

applicants—a strong

rate, but still the highest among the top

particularly well-regarded for

executive

MBA program at Fuqua. Organized into sections,

12 business

ranked by U.S. News and World Report.

as

So far, the average GMAT

score

for

the admitted

students is 705 and the average GPA 3.419. Of those, 21

percent

Fuqua the

are

was

most

Blacks

beta business...

higher volatility basis.”

The daytime MBA program is the standard threeyear

away any time from

taking

as

tak-

departments.

believer in infinite

see us

hoped

importance without

the

the

in terms of faculty, would have been

business

said he

been

by

commands

$lOO,OOO for

promised,” said Richard Staelin, deputy dean

hires, McKinney noted

1980s, when few researchers strayed

a

“If

ness

The importance

in

in interest in

the

will accelerate.

“I’m

brought

plan,

“There has

don’t

of

the sagging economy

fragmented and

background.

ical

MBA program—which

tag

study—has

With the

trators

tive

about

to add

dents, increasing the class

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minorities and 35

Asia, al

in

are women.

having

diverse student bodies by The

one

Journal

of of

Higher Education.

Staelin said

working

percent

honored earlier this year for

on

that he and other

attracting

light

University

of

a new

more

deans have been

students from Europe and

partnership

in South Korea.

with Seoul Nation-

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secured

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2003

TUESDAY, APRIL 8,

Mistakes land Duke in 11th at ASU Invitational By JAKE

POSES

Duke’s

The Chronicle

for

Unfortunately team,

end’s ASU Invitational in

thing

which

they

mistakes

from its eleventh In

his

on

final

himself

three

round

the

too

move

up

Augusta

shot

five-under

to

holes

catapult

victories

With Wilson’s

course.

64,

to

host

team to

and his

their home

some-

Jaguars

on

out

Wilson also

petition

over

the individual

won

the

com-

Tigers’ top finisher by

very

a

on a

long

par

three,

par five and another

eagle

an

eagle

on

on

the par-

for

pete

in

were

Duke

final round in

crown,

battle

tight

a

did not

tournament

the

throughout.

for

knocked stuck

Wilson

ing

Sunday’s

entered

11th place after

strong

“We had

a

said.

Meyers

anything on

holes

going.

“We

We

just

on

three

got

never

never

were

under

its

or

in the

poor

competitors.

final

18

a

mis-

of

played

par

a

also

other

round he

my

scor-

had

more

in

player

nine.

with

made

“The par threes for

comfortable.”

He

any

first

just

really good

the field with

threes.

than

He

down. had

very

a

number

of

68.

set up

draw,” Wilson said.

pretty

well

“I felt like

I

could attack them pretty good.” second

round

was

the

best for the Blue Devils.

“On Saturday I felt pretty good about “We have been

everything,” Meyers said.

playing pretty mediocre all spring and into

haven’t gotten it

on

we

gear.

Saturday

I

had something going largely

the back of Alex Wilson.”

The Blue Devils end with the putter

struggled all weekon

greens that were

not in the best condition. “You had to hit the

hampered

was

by mistakes of

each

looked

Unfortunately,

Sunday.”

Duke

on

felt like

chance to pick up

on

golf swing after

flag stick

there. He

outpaced

Friday’s

of the teams ahead of us,” head coach

par

the

it in

rhythm and

they

position

Duke

tournament overall.

good

Saturday’s

com-

play Saturday.

Rod

Wilson

“He made beautiful

four 18th where he drove the green.

While the Blue Devils

37th,

beautiful golf swing,” Meyers said. “He

Wilson’s final-round heroics included a

number

a

mistakes, only shooting

two shots.

birdie

making

Despite

takes, Meyers believed

birdies

Clemson by two strokes.

for

triple bogie

but landed out of bounds.

par-four

final

edged

tie a

freshman tried to drive the green

after 36 holes.

finish,

Oliver Wilson

State’s

a

momentum. The

that killed his

included.

were

position

dramatic

a

not

was

Sunday

on

golf

this week-

place, making

Duke ended up 14th many

men’s

the

finish at

exciting

an

in

finisher

top

ended his front nine with

to

get them to

go

putts pretty

in,” Wilson said.

hard

“If you FRESHMAN ALEX WILSON tied for 37th

stretches by

Alex

See MEN’S GOLF

Wilson,

on

Wilson had rounds of 68 and 70

page 12

on

place

in the ASU Invitational to lead all Blue Devil

and

Friday

PAUL DORAN

By

seems

A Walter win

the men’s tennis team just

Duke

After

sweeping Virginia (20-4,

the ACC) Saturday in the first leg of

this season, and ry

eighth

(15-5, 7-0) has played

to that

match,

which

a

hot

point

by

in

played

was

Duke

the doubles

quick,

got

then

Phillip King teamed with Michael Yani at

season

1

flight, and beat Florida State’s

And while Duke’s

Shults

and

No.

tiebreak, Jason

singles

King losing

n

JB9

a

forehand in

a

match

both the Cavaliers and

singles

playing as

N.C. State,

j

.

at No. 2

Duke defeated

Virginia and

Florida State.

The

was

player of the week. Yani 3-0

was

1

6-3,

6-2.

Peter

pair of

Ludovic won

Walter the

in

in

and same

play,

at the

top slot

Then, Yani,

who

began

with

to Mat

Cloer,

was

McCain

Varsity 8+

named ACC

crew

crew

week following its

ond-place finish

sec-

in the

Jessop-Whittier Cup Petite Final at the San

Diego Crew Classic.

Kelly McCain

was

of the

I

was

named

recently

at

3-0 in doubles with

partner Hillary Adams.

remaining matches. kept

Duke’s

regularstreak

winning

No.

also secured the

among the

people who

were

Monday.

They will be inducted in early September.

streak

1

at

on

the

line

North Carolina

the Cone-Kenfield Tennis Hill Wednesday.

the Blue Devils

against the

Tar

were

Last

also taken

Heels, but used

Shults to pull out the victory.

Robert Parish and James

Hall of Fame

Walter

last-second heroics from then-freshman

elected into the Basketball

3-0 sin-

Stokke,

tournament.

p.m.

to 4-3

McCain

going

5

season,

seven

a

they

all three slots for

when it faces archrival

player of the week.

posted

won

Duke will put its

Worthy

gles record, while also

its

56, and

ing ACC

co-ACC women’s tennis

are

more

as

point, and then used three

in-conference

League Baseball

Call from the Hall

can

finish

start to

Center in Chapel

Duke the 1-0 lead. Duke

appeared much

Duke

victories

alive at

a

named ACC Player of the Week, contin-

Crew-sing along

Senior Michael Yani

was

Yani

Florida State.

Yani honored

named ACC men’s tennis

I

against Virginia.

2

Zimmerman

fashion, giving In

third

Jonathan Stokke lost

then

Devils,

Blue

seed for the Blue Devils at the upcom-

Alex Herrera and Remain Jurd 8-6.

against

won

The

the No.

the

two-set wins from

matches.

two-of-three

Shults loss gave

and Yani to finish off the Cavaliers. Duke

start, winning the doubles

taking

a

Zimmerman

for

The Blue Devils

their

the

trounced Virginia 7-0.

score.

after

Sheffield Indoor Tennis Center, off to

Saturday

contest Duke

outside

Competing Saturday

doubles

FSU

at 3-3 in the third set to cap off

dominant from

third 4-3 conference victo-

Sunday—the

competitors,

round of 76.

comeback and win 4-6, 6-2, 6-4.

5-2)

edged Florida State (12-9,

Devils

a

and

lead.

the win

breaking

an

the Blue

ACC weekend duo in Durham,

3-2

a

secured

4-2 in

a

6-2.

lead, winning 6-3,

likes close calls.

MICHAEL YANI hits

with

torrid play and gave Duke

lied his

The Chronicle

victorious in both singles and

struggled Sunday

against Virginia,

Men’s tennis notches wins

It

but

Saturday,

B

j Braves 3, Marlins 0

Giants 7, Padres 4 Diamondbacks 6,

Dodgers

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APRIL 8. 2003

�TUESDAY.

McNamara

Anthony, Associated

during

The 78

Kansas

barely held head

early,

for

on

victory

a

Jim

coach

Boeheim

Freshmen

came

the end

at

the Orange to

a

“We could

play,

81-78

lift

victory

half

first

just hung on,”

we

who missed two free throws

left, made

by

up

Michael

for it by

Lee

that

would

at

their

ebrate

his

threw

the air and

in

to

ran

shake hands with Roy Williams, the 15Kansas

year

coach

who

McNamara hit six the

first half to

Anthony

showed he is

to

Boeheim

being

about

a

10

“We

talked

being

country,”

about

him

proved it.”

matchup of brilliant

coaching

tacticians who had Sixteen years to Indiana

winner with same

never

ago,

on

won

Syracuse

lost

by

four seconds

left

on

the

Boeheim said he

building

from the

kind of owed

us

half,

it

didn’t look

as

if

wellother

one

really—played in

if it

a

the first

straight

came

CARMELO ANTHONY revels in the

shots

from

making almost

the end of the first

them. By

6-for-8 —his

first half of

a

title

“We

one

the

were

team in the

player

the

out

player

Ask any of the three

Final

or

in the

Most

Four’s

he took passes at the

the

ball

key.

A

fake

here,

between the legs there,

a

Jayhawks

Outstanding

Player, after

wrong,”

spin

three-pointer—nothing

top

of

out

was

made

pull-

a

or

down

couldn’t

play

Kansas

to tie

was

Before

7:30

stoppable.

his

back

started

looked

Dwyane Wade of Marquette a

acting

destined

the

as

By

bad

a

sec-

left, and KU could

a

one

Press

an

icy glare,

yet her players

mother.

friend

coaches with the

night

in women’s

to

same

decide the

goal. Their

teams

insist

basketball, the latest installment of

won

none

since 1998.

from

Georgia

But

during

coach

not

“We’re

talking a

invite.

an

the

on

phone

matter of fact,

But I would just say that you have

ry and

certainly

a

his

good

or

so

friends?

for

a

to the

the

even

a

stir

friends,

when he needled

Summitt

and

invited

his team —the

chatted

Regional

in

Villanova

only

season—to her house for

Mideast

over

Knoxville.

a

one

the

his

Perretta, with

relationship had

“dumped

up.

He

me

Empire.”

Hey, Auriemma pleaded,

“I

live

lighten

was

just

in

Connecticut

and

I’m

Red

a

Sox

fan,”

they

are

the Yankees and Pat is George Steinbrenner. We make

nothing evil about them—unless

in Connecticut. Her program

you live

speaks for itself and her

balls is part of what you do in

just throwing

to

a

a

I have been called

a

lot

are

at each other.”

was

characterized?

worse

in my

career,”

she said.

That’s the thing

about Auriemma. It’s

cookout

The East

snow-

tournament. We

couple of snowballs

Summitt’s reaction to how she

“Well,

Hardly.

on

great rival-

reputation certainly speaks for itself. Throwing

coaching rivalry. Both

Monday when they crossed paths

Harry Perretta

for the Evil

a

coach that I respect tremendously.”

Auriemma caused

of

week,”

every

don’t talk

we

phone.

“There is couldn’t ask you

good theater,

Dome.

beat UConn this before

still

fun of it.

two of the last three cham-

and three overall.

for 15 minutes

is

least,

for debate. open

Auriemma said. “If you talk about Tennessee,

they don’t dislike each other. They

in the

players

at

now

in

better

a

having fun.

national champi-

hottest rivalry.

That theater extends

his

for

That,

win

a

him

make

Summitt, saying the Villanova coach

better matchup,” Auriemma said.

to

notion that

would game

coach.

Summitt said. “As

con-

Empire”?

“Strictly

season.

this

the “Evil

pionships

same

the final, and by

Tennessee mountains would turn into flatland before

Connecticut (36-1) has

instructions

in

always does

Auriemma secured such

Associated

Tennessee (33-4) has six titles but

Duke earlier this

he

the looks of things he did. He also called

that would have rounded out

wisecracking needier who enjoys zinging

the sport’s

over

as

overcome

Williams, who stayed without the

bitter

in

the final.

the

with

12

the

Kentucky

The

with

Tuesday

to

loss, Syracuse fell

one

onship

UConn’s victory

1987

and foe alike. Who else would call Summitt’s program

meet

to 1-

after

CHUCK SCHOFFNER

surrogate

competitive

GENO AURIEMMA shouts

Nine years games.

title

in

“foolishness” the

Different personalities to be sure, but two intensely

JANE HETHERINGTON/THE CHRONICLE

to

never

Connecticut’s Geno Auriemma is the ultimate agi-

tator,

2

Anthony

for

victory

room

He insisted he would coach the it

stretched

a

love,” he said.

Boeheim, meanwhile, improved

and

keep

to

he normally is when

as

ends, he angrily dismissed

season

that I

the

pass

and

over,

Tennessee’s Pat Summitt is the stem

ATLANTA

a

off

another

his

complete

to

try

wants to

in women’s basketball final

Coaching rivals clash

sider her

picked

was

mater,

or

“I’ve got 13 kids in that locker

14 min-

61-58,

defeat

It

in this

triple-double

disciplinarian

up,

at North

opening

question about the Tar Heels job.

after that.

join

to

trailing

Choked up, the

take the

or

with

came

when,

Syracuse

alma

resume.

to decide whether

job is

return to Kansas to

Orange ahead.

of

question with this guy, and very lit-

his

who had 20

still-unfinished business.

three-pointer

a

impeccable

his next

Carolina,

Orangemen

Anthony struggling

turned it right back

Anthony,

Outstanding Player

he’s interested in the

started rushing downcourt. But Kansas

dribble

a

left

otherwise

Now,

country.”

stretch,

utes

an

into the tournamentand

lead. A great chance

four players

guarding Anthony,

fin-

he

was,

first NCAA title.

Orangemen’s

named the Final Four’s Most

shy.

catchup well enough

who had the task of

it

the

was

Pace said. “We have the best

Even with

the best

there?

up

came

everybody

guard Josh

game.

Was McNamara

just

proved

high—and the

season

points scored by

ished three assists

half, he

led 53-42. The 53

Orangemen

of

glory of

against Kansas,

tournament. As

year’s

23,

all

and 10 rebounds

points

relentless,

was

25 feet and

most

Warrick—the

hoisting

unabashedly 24,

and

coach,

of offense as

things

some

playground.

ond player with

he’d have to sweat it.

team,

McNamara

Anthony

first

style

one-on-one

are

Anthony,

whole Syracuse

tle of it

he said.

long

that

was

the

enough

and

couldn’t

simply

McNamara,

this

“I think this

there

course,

the

time, and he did—just barely.

in

have

and

19

with

But

tall

the

players

Boeheim

the

it all.

Keith Smart’s game-

Superdome floor.

In the

finished

didn’t

simply

show.

Collison

for-10 from the line.

wanted to get the last four seconds right

one,”

Nick

rebounds.

against

close to

came

fatal flaw: The 6-foot-9 senior went 3-

I

in the country.

player

that

one

a one-man

forward

21

Syracuse

He made Boeheim the winner in the

one

he

help

was

him

the

in

freshman

the best

off

points,

assists.

talked

said.

in

certainly ready

think in this tournament he

marquee

and

points

points.

chooses, fighting

seven

never

best

18

finish with 20

rebounds and “We

‘D’

into

half that looked

three-pointers

finish with

for the NBA if he

bad back

the

deprived

was

again of the championship.

once

Kansas

valiant—he

was

Of

Boeheim

title.

He

out.

turning

to the floor to cel-

first-ever

arms

an

the

and

buzzer

the

guard

to

range.

including

coached defense. There

Kirk Hinrich, cold all night, shot

Orangemen (30-5) ran

They

outside

down the net before rat-

Inside, Boeheim’s

end,

com-

three-point

a

have tied it.

airball

the

chance to tie in the

a

seconds,

halfway

went

All-American

ing from nowhere to swat attempt

closing

we

that would have sealed the game with 13.5 seconds

found

three-point

from

missed twice with

tling best

(30-8).

18 of 30.

amazing

really

never

free-throw

Jayhawks

for-12

Boeheim said.

Warrick,

an

bad

over,

the

and

to

Monday night

and then

was

killed

shooting

them up high. Hinrich shot 6-for-20—3-

huge

a

sec-

famous 2-3

and

scoring with

up

thrilling

the

played

it

When

also

Kansas.

over

minutes.

that closed out the game.

zone

his

long-

20

halt in the

a

Boeheim’s

was

They missed

Anthony

the

Gerry McNamara did

block

it

to

touch to force the Orangemen

Carmelo

Warrick

ond, and

that gave

championship.

awaited

Hakim

were

bundle of

a

juked, jammed and

They

late.

nerves

Orangemen

players

playground

Syracuse

first

breakneck

a

things ground

But

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