Media Advisory: Two Wake Forest University students named to 2009 USA Today academic teams
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Parker memorial service scheduled
A memorial service for former law school associate dean Debbie Leonard Parker (JD ‘83) will be held Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. in Wait Chapel. Parker died on April 24.
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A tough market
The Class of 2009 is preparing to graduate into the worst job market in years, but career services director Bill Currin (’60) says there are still some good opportunities out there.
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Freshman golfer to appear on ‘Today’
Women’s golf freshman Cheyenne Woods, the niece of Tiger Woods, will appear live on the NBC Today Show this Sunday morning at 8 a.m.
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Deciphering the tax code
With April 15 still fresh in taxpayers’ minds, Professor of Law David Shores offers some thoughts on the tax system and the recent “tea parties” and some parting words for future students.Categories: University Announcements
A new beginning?
Political science professor Peter Siavelis offers insight into the Cuban embargo, the emerging “Obama Doctrine” in Latin America and Hugo Chavez.
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Talking bioethics
Professors Nancy M. P. King and Michael Hyde, organizers of a conference April 27 and 28 on bioethics, explain why it’s important to discuss the ethics of some of the most important issues of our time.
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Law school’s Reynolds receives achievement award
School of Law Professor Suzanne Reynolds has received a Women of Achievement Award in recognition of her work in domestic violence and in improving the law of the family.
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Women’s golf team honored
Fresh off the ACC Championship, the fifth-ranked women’s golf team has been named Golfweek Women’s Team of the Week for the third time this season.
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Alumnus part of Pulitzer reporting team
Robert Farley (’88) was part of the reporting team for the St. Petersburg Times that won a Pulitzer Prize recently for national reporting for PolitiFact, a Web site that investigates the truthfulness of statements by politicians. Read his latest “Truth-O-Meter” reports.
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