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Cavs wins ACC rowing, Duke takes second place
By Christina Petersen | April 22, 2002It wasn't enough that Duke garnered its first-ever national ranking two weeks ago.
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Senior Column: Breaking up is hard to do
By Christina Petersen | April 22, 2002Last night I had to do one of the hardest things of my life.
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Women's tennis continues dominance of N.C. State
By Christina Petersen | March 21, 2002Since the 1996-97 season, No. 7 Duke had not lost a team point to N.C. State. In 38 meetings, the Blue Devils had never lost to the Wolfpack.
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Rowing glides past UNC, garners Carlyle Cup point
By Christina Petersen | March 4, 2002CHAPEL HILL -- It was more than just another Carlyle Cup point--this year it was domination.
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Women's tennis pummels Princeton, improves to 7-1
By Christina Petersen | February 25, 2002It was no surprise that fourth-ranked Duke (7-1) steamrolled No. 66 Princeton (1-2), 7-0, Saturday at the Sheffield Indoor Tennis Center.
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Men's basketball wallops EA Sports in exhibition
By Christina Petersen | November 6, 2001Ordinarily Electronic Arts Sports is known for manufacturing realistic sports games like March Madness 2001, where ordinary players have the chance to alter sports history from the comfort of their...
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Field hockey falls to UVa in ACCs
By Christina Petersen | November 2, 2001Four days after Duke ended its ACC regular season with a 2-1 loss to eighth-ranked Virginia (13-6) in Charlottesville, the Blue Devils fell to the same fate in the first round of the ACC tournament...
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No. 1 Deacons cling to 1-goal win over field hockey
By Christina Petersen | October 11, 2001In all three of Duke's ACC battles this season, two things have remained the same: The Blue Devils have only played other ACC teams when those teams are ranked No.
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Field hockey splits series against W&M, Richmond
By Christina Petersen | September 24, 2001After field hockey's disappointing loss to 20th-ranked William and Mary 2-1, earlier this weekend, coach Liz Tchou decided to scrap her usual emphasis on a coach-oriented game plan and allow her...
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Unlikely freshman leads field hockey team in offense
By Christina Petersen | September 18, 2001In Johanna Bischof's hometown of North Vancouver, British Columbia, you are more likely to find youngsters playing hockey with pucks than balls, but this freshman forward hasn't been found lacking...