A human chain
(04/06/10 8:00am)
In Susan Tifft’s final Caringbridge post on March 24th, she described the “human chain,” which she wanted to be her legacy. I am blessed to be part of this chain.
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In Susan Tifft’s final Caringbridge post on March 24th, she described the “human chain,” which she wanted to be her legacy. I am blessed to be part of this chain.
With only three women running for Duke Student Government positions, it is important that female students are well represented on next year's DSG executive board. With this in mind, Panhellenic Association executive board would like to announce the following endorsements:
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CHAPEL HILL — With less than a minute remaining Tuesday night against Boston College, the Duke women’s basketball team looked like it had a Sweet 16 trip to look forward to as the time ticked down in the Dean Smith Center.
With the ACC regular season title on the line, the Duke women’s basketball team collapsed at Cameron Sunday night against North Carolina.
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For most of the season, discussion about the Duke women’s basketball team’s flaws has focused on its lack of depth. With Lindsey Harding out for the season and Caitlin Howe gone for at least the next month, the roster is down to eight.
Just over one minute into the second half Sunday at Cameron Indoor Stadium, something clicked for the women’s basketball team.
With a two-point Duke lead, J.J. Redick and Lee Melchionni teamed up for a steal, leaving Ra’Sean Dickey scrambling to get back on defense. Heading down the court, Redick pulled up and swooshed a three-pointer, enlivening Cameron Indoor Stadium midway through the first half of an 82-65 Blue Devils’ victory.
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This weekend in Chicago, it was all about Duke basketball. Krzyzewski was on the sidelines at the Bulls' home Saturday, coaching a one-sided Duke blowout as No. 10 Duke defeated Valparaiso, 93-61.
Led by co-captains J.J. Redick and Daniel Ewing, who each scored 20 points, the Blue Devils defeated Tennessee-Martin in the season-opening game. A second-half run propelled the Blue Devils to a convincing victory Saturday night. After months of preparation and two exhibition games, the No. 11 Duke men's basketball team (1-0) seemed to be coming out of hibernation in its 88-46 victory over Tennessee-Martin (0-1) Saturday night in Cameron Indoor Stadium.
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At the RBC Center in Raleigh last Sunday, local fans should have been settling in to watch the 5 p.m. start of the Carolina Hurricanes taking on the Calgary Flames. Instead, locals were lined up hoping to receive one of this year’s elusive flu shots as an eight-hour health clinic ended.
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