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WFU’s new 30-second spot to air during Wake Forest-Clemson game

| by Cheryl Walker

Wake Forest University’s new 30-second institutional message will air during the Wake Forest-Clemson men’s basketball game Jan. 10. The game will be broadcast by Jefferson-Pilot Sports.

Television networks regularly air 30-second videos provided by colleges and universities during televised basketball and football games. The 30-second institutional spots are designed to promote individual schools.

Every year or two, Wake Forest produces a new 30-second video to promote the university.

The 2004 spot features three Wake Forest sophomores: Kelly McManus of Greenville; Will Healy of Statesboro, Ga.; and Alex Reyes of Tempe, Ariz. It also includes recent aerial footage of Wake Forest.

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