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When my father took me to a soccer stadium for the first time in Lima, I was just two or three years old. Although I did not become a soccer player, my very first childhood memories are associated with a green pitch, 22 guys kicking a white and black ball and a referee. My father never imagined the way the beautiful game would shape my life.
Edward Sharpe is dead.
Damián Pachter did not imagine that he would be forced to flee his homeland of Argentina and settle in Israel a few days after tweeting that Argentinian prosecutor Alberto Nisman was found dead in his house late in the evening of Jan. 18, 2015. Despite not seeing his mother and family since he left Argentina, he has tried to make the best out of his exile. This week, the Latin American reporter visited Chapel Hill, N.C. to participate in a journalist roundtable in the Reconsidering Antisemitism Conference organized by the Carolina Center for Jewish Studies. The Chronicle’s Jesús Hidalgo spoke with Pachter to talk to him about the night when Pachter reported Nisman’s death, his new life in Israel and the meaning of journalism in his life.
When Rebecca Quinn was a child, her parents told her that she should try different sports until she found one she loved the most. Her father, Bill, played rugby at Western Ontario, and her mother, Linda, played basketball at the University of Waterloo.
Beatrice Capra had her back to the wall Sunday afternoon, trailing 4-2 on court one in the first set of singles action. But the senior fought back and ended up clinching the Blue Devils’ second conference victory of the weekend.
In the last regular-season Duke-North Carolina matchup of her Blue Devil career, senior Beatrice Capra will battle the top-ranked tennis player in the country.
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In his second year as a Blue Devil, Pascual Di Tella has posted impressive performance after impressive performance, notching 57 wins this spring and finishing fifth at the ACC championships.
Two weeks ago, sophomore saber Jennifer Ling did something nobody in a Duke uniform had done in 43 years—bring an ACC championship crown back to Durham.
Grayson Allen
Among the many memories sophomore attacker Kyra Harney is collecting as a Blue Devil, she will never forget a specific day in her career—the overcast afternoon of March 6, 2016.
The day did not start well for the Blue Devils, who learned that No. 28 Kaitlyn McCarthy would not compete in Duke’s third ACC contest due to food poisoning
Gustavo Gorriti is an eminent Latin American journalist who has covered the civil conflict between the Shining Path and the Peruvian government in the 1980’s, the beginnings of Alberto Fujimori’s dictatorship, and drug-dealing and corruption issues in Panama. Gorriti visited campus last week to give a talk about his journalistic experience in his homeland and The Chronicle’s Jesús Hidalgo spoke with him about the role of journalism in the modern society, the perils of covering the Shining Path in Peru and his take on contemporary politics.
In February 2015, striker Kelci Smesko underwent surgery following to a hip injury, forcing her to the sidelines for the entire season and the Blue Devils' first trip to the Final Four since 2011.
Grayson Allen
Last week, sophomore saber Jennifer Ling earned ACC Woman Fencer of the Week accolades after reaching the 50-win mark at the Philadelphia Invitational, where she claimed a team-best 14 victories.