No. 4 Deacons defeat No. 3 Tar Heels
Fourth-ranked Wake Forest hung on at the end to defeat third-ranked North Carolina, 92-89, at the Joel Coliseum Sunday night to remain undefeated.
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New business dean finds his calling
Steve Reinemund, the dean of Wake Forest’s newly integrated schools of business, brings impressive credentials and compassion to his pursuit of helping students find their own calling in life.
Categories: University Announcements
Tracy receives top soccer award
Senior Marcus Tracy has received the Missouri Athletic Club Hermann Trophy, the top individual honor in college soccer. Senior teammate Sam Cronin, who earlier won the Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award, was also a finalist.
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Alumnus wins ‘Last Fan Sitting’ contest
After sitting at BB&T Field for three days, Bob Yakos (PA ’98) won the “Last Fan Sitting” contest Thursday morning and the grand prize of season football tickets for the next 15 years.
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Divinity graduate seeks social change
The Rev. Ryan Eller (Div. ‘07) is working with churches, non-profit organizations and neighborhood groups to bring about social changes in Winston-Salem in his new role as the lead organizer for CHANGE.
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Atala to headline law school symposium
Dr. Anthony Atala, director of the Wake Forest Institute of Regenerative Medicine and a national leader in regenerative medicine, will deliver the keynote address at a symposium at the School of Law next month examining the ethical and legal issues of regenerative medicine.
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Does book really prove ‘good to great’?
Two professors at the Babcock Graduate School of Management are questioning the methodology and conclusions promoted by Jim Collins in his best-selling book, "From Good to Great."
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2008 Year in Review
During winter break, Window on Wake Forest looks back at some of the top stories for 2008.
Categories: University Announcements
Deacons win two-overtime thriller
Senior Ishmael Smith scored a career-high 28 points to lead Wake Forest to a 96-92 win in double overtime over Xavier in the inaugural Skip Prosser Classic on Sunday at the Joel Coliseum.
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January 2009 Faculty Focus
Categories: Research & Discovery