Month: January 2009 Archive

Just days after beating top-ranked Duke on a last-second shot, Wake Forest was upset by Georgia Tech on a last-second shot, 76-74, in a thriller in Atlanta on Saturday.

Wake Forest will try to avoid a letdown after beating top-ranked Duke, when the fourth-ranked Demon Deacons play Georgia Tech at noon on Saturday.

Stephen Hess, who has served as an advisor to every presidential transition team since Ronald Reagan, will discuss the opening days of Barack Obama’s presidency during a speech on Monday.

The Babcock Graduate School of Management has been named one of the best business schools in the world, according to the Financial Times of London.

Professors Charles Kennedy, Mark Hall and David Coates will discuss the economic, foreign policy and other issues facing President Obama during a panel discussion on Thursday night, the first in the University’s series on “Challenges Facing the New President.”

Jeff Teague may be quiet off the court, but his performance on the court has others talking about his stellar sophomore season.

The Museum of Anthropology has opened an exhibit of 19th- and early 20th-century Korean funerary figures that give insight into rural Korean village life. MOA is also showing a Korean film series in conjunction with the exhibit.