Wake Forest-FSU game set for noon
Wake Forest’s football game with Florida State on Saturday, the last home game of the season, will kick off at noon. The game will be televised by ESPNU.
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Deacons lose another close one
Wake Forest forced No. 10 Georgia Tech into overtime, but could manage only a field goal in the extra period, while the Yellow Jackets scored a touchdown to pull out a 30-27 win.
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Field hockey falls in ACC semi-finals
Top-seeded Maryland withstood two second-half goals by Wake Forest to defeat the fourth-seeded Demon Deacons, 3-2, in the semi-finals of the ACC Field Hockey Championship on Friday.
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Alumna Discovers Long Reach of Wake Forest Family
As Helen Jugovic (JD ’06) contemplated rebuilding her life after a flood destroyed her apartment, she never dreamed that classmates and faculty from Wake Forest would be among the first to reach out to help her.
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Will President Obama’s new education initiative pass the test?
Will the Obama administration’s $4.3 billion Race to the Top Fund transform America’s schools? Not likely, says Associate Professor of Education Scott Baker.Categories: University Announcements
Field hockey advances in ACC tourney
Fourth-seeded Wake Forest advanced to the semifinal round of the ACC Field Hockey Championship by defeating Boston College, 4-3, on Thursday, and will play top-seeded Maryland on Friday.
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Wadkins inducted into golf hall of fame
Professional golfer and Wake Forest parent Lanny Wadkins (’72), who won five individual titles and was a three-time All-American at Wake Forest in the early 1970s, has been elected to the World Golf Hall of Fame.
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A ‘Conversation With …’ series celebrates 10 years
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November 2009 Staff News
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Medical school to coordinate NIH grant
The School of Medicine will receive nearly $50 million from the National Institutes of Health as the coordinating center for a national study measuring the effects of lowering blood-pressure levels on cardiovascular and kidney diseases.
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