Skinner named ACC Back of the Week
Senior quarterback Riley Skinner was named the ACC Offensive Back of the Week after leading Wake Forest to a 30-24 win over N.C. State on Saturday.
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Waddill Award honors alumni teachers
Brian Rudel (’93), who received the Waddill Excellence in Teaching Award last month, embodies Wake Forest’s long tradition of educating outstanding classroom teachers.
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Redefining rape? The Roman Polanski case leads some to question what’s really rape
Despite what apologists for Roman Polanski are saying, “every victim matters, even those victimized by people rich enough to evade jurisdiction for many years,” says law professor Shannon Gilreath.Categories: University Announcements
Wake Forest survives N.C. State, 30-24
The battle between the top two offenses in the ACC lived up to its billing as Wake Forest defeated N.C. State 30-24 in a shootout at BB&T Field Saturday.
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NSF grant supports new fellowships for future math and science teachers
A grant from the National Science Foundation is funding the new Wake Innovative Noyce Scholars Program to train future math and science teachers. Categories: University Announcements
Deacon astronaut shares space tales
Astronaut Tom Marshburn (MD ‘89), who flew to the international space station aboard the shuttle Endeavour in July, describes the wonders of space.
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October 2009 Staff News
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Flu concerns prompt visitation limits
Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center is prohibiting visitors under the age of 18 as a precaution against the spread of influenza, including H1N1, among patients.
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Reynolda House names postdoc fellow
Jennifer Raab has been hired as the first Betsy Main Babcock Postdoctoral Curatorial and Teaching Fellow at Reynolda House Museum of American Art.
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Alumnus became an inspiration
Harold Franklin Dunevant (’63), who died last week, become an inspiration to others after nearly dying in an explosion 40 years ago.
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