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Wake Forest schedules debate update briefing for Sunday afternoon

| by Kevin Cox

Wake Forest University will hold a press briefing Sunday afternoon to present an update on debate preparations and take questions from the news media.

The briefing will be held at 2 p.m. in Reynolda Hall, Room 204 (Office of the Provost).

Topics discussed will include facilities preparations, campus access, and parking and security plans.

The University News Service staff will be present, as well as others with the university.

Parking availability on campus will be limited. Media parking will be available Sunday in Lot W2, at Wingate Road and Carroll Weathers Drive. Entering the campus from Polo Road, turn left onto Carroll Weathers Drive and left into the lot. Other lots on campus may have spaces open. Lots adjacent to the Quad will be closed.

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