This week at Wake Forest University
September 27, 2001 | Arts & Culture, Events, Research, School of Business, University Announcement
DOES INCREASED SECURITY EQUAL DECREASED FREEDOM? Katy J. Harriger, an associate professor of political science, can comment on the way Americans’ rights may be affected by the government’s reaction to the terrorist attacks. Harriger teaches constitutional law and has written numerous articles on the subject. […]
WFU theatre production fitting for time of national crisis
September 25, 2001 | Arts & Culture, Events
Wake Forest University Theatre will perform “The House of Blue Leaves” beginning Oct. 3 at 7:30 p.m. at the MainStage Theatre in Scales Fine Arts Center. Evening performances will run through Oct. 6, with a Sunday matinee performance at 2 p.m. on Oct. 7. […]
Noted authority on French literature, retired professor dies
September 24, 2001 | Arts & Culture, University Announcement
Germaine Bree, an internationally renowned authority on 20th century French literature and retired Kenan Professor of Humanities at Wake Forest University, died Sept. 22 at her home in Winston-Salem. She was 93. Bree wrote and lectured extensively for decades on such writers as Marcel […]
Wake Forest to host grant workshop for area artists
September 21, 2001 | Arts & Culture, Community, Events
In cooperation with the North Carolina Arts Council, Wake Forest University will host a Fellowship Application Workshop for Film, Video and Visual Artists at 6 p.m. on Oct. 3 in Scales Fine Arts Center, Room A102. Led by N.C. Arts Council Visual Arts Director Jeff […]
Stories this week at Wake Forest University
September 20, 2001 | Arts & Culture, Events, School of Divinity, Speakers, Student
HOW TERRORIST ATTACKS WILL AFFECT GAS PRICES If an armed conflict breaks out in the Middle East, the United States could see an initial surge in oil and gas prices, says Wake Forest Associate Professor of Accounting Jon Duchac. “We can expect an immediate reaction […]
Wake Forest art gallery named for Philip and Charlotte Hanes
September 19, 2001 | Arts & Culture, University Announcement
In recognition of their contributions to the arts, Wake Forest University named its art gallery for Winston-Salem businessman R. Philip Hanes and his wife, Charlotte, on Sept. 7. During a private dedication ceremony, the gallery was named the Charlotte and Philip Hanes Art Gallery. The […]
WFU art gallery to be named for Philip and Charlotte Hanes
September 6, 2001 | Arts & Culture, Events, Recognition, University Announcement
In recognition of their contributions to the arts, Wake Forest University will name its art gallery for Winston-Salem businessman R. Philip Hanes and his wife, Charlotte, on Sept. 7. During a private dedication ceremony, the gallery will be named the Charlotte and Philip Hanes Art […]
UNC-TV to air documentary on lunch counter sit-in produced by WFU professors
September 6, 2001 | Arts & Culture, Community, Events, University Announcement
A documentary produced by two Wake Forest University professors on the Winston-Salem lunch counter sit-in of 1960 will be aired on public television station UNC-TV on Sept. 29 at 11 p.m. “I’m Not My Brother’s Keeper: Leadership and Civil Rights in Winston-Salem, North Carolina” […]
Student theater group performs ‘All In The Timing’ beginning Sept. 20
September 6, 2001 | Arts & Culture, Events
Wake Forest University’s student theater group, the Anthony Aston Players, will perform “All in the Timing” at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 20-22 in the Ring Theatre inside Scales Fine Arts Center. Four pieces from the David Ives comedy will be performed. They are, “The Philadelphia,” “Words, […]
Stories this week at Wake Forest University
September 6, 2001 | Arts & Culture, Community, Events, Speakers
FIRST LADY OF N.C. TO SPEAK AT WFU CONVOCATION Mary Easley, first lady of North Carolina, will speak at Wake Forest’s Opening Convocation on Sept. 13 at 11 a.m. in Wait Chapel. Easley’s speech is titled “Competence, Confidence and the Comfort Zone: How to Color […]
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