However, with new Bridgerton covers, there lies a significant disconnect between the racial/ethnic makeup of the show’s cast (and, therefore, the new covers) and the very-white books themselves. Usually, the conversation around movie/TV covers like this begins and ends with people loving or hating these editions on aesthetic grounds. season one) and The Viscount Who Loved Me (a.k.a. So far, with romance imprint Avon Books (under Harper Collins), they’ve released new editions for The Duke and I (a.k.a. Coinciding with this demand and their season-by-season adaptation of the individual novels, Netflix (like many production companies before them) created an adaptation edition with each book. Follow 'DukeFen' to get all the latest information on the Duke fencing team on social media as well.With the massive success of Shonda Rhimes’ fantasy-like take on Julia Quinn’s Bridgerton novels, many people (myself included) are reading the books for the first time.

To stay up to date with Blue Devils women's tennis, follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook by searching 'DukeWTEN'. She graduated this month with a degree in psychology along with a neuroscience and environmental science and policy minors. Beck was the 2022 ACC Scholar-Athlete of the Year and is a two-time All-ACC Academic Team honoree. She reached the 100-win mark in only 124 matches, which was the second-quickest in school history. She became the fourth Blue Devil to collect 30 singles and doubles wins in a single season. Lee is a mathematics and computer science major along with an economics minor.īeck, who hails from Watkinsville, Ga., has turned in one of the best individual seasons in school history with a 31-4 singles and 30-5 double mark in 2022-23.

As a co-captain, he helped relaunch the Fence for the Fight campaign that raised over $72k in honor of the late Elizabeth Beguinet. He played to a 31-18 regular season record and earned second team All-Region recognition to go along with a spot on the All-ACC Academic Team.

He captured an individual silver medal at the ACC Championship before a ninth-place finish at the NCAA Fencing Championship, the second All-America honor of his career. Lee registered another standout season with the fencing program, while Beck was one of the top-ranked singles players for the women's tennis team.Ī native of Hong Kong, Lee was one of the top saberists nationally.

The duo joins a storied past of Duke student-athletes that have been recognized by the university for pairing athletic success with excellence in the classroom. DURHAM – The Blue Devil duo of Terence Lee and Chloe Beck have been selected Duke's senior male and female student-athletes of the Year for the 2022-23 campaign.

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