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Update from Dept. of Communication
Allan Louden gave a Skype lecture to the American Resource Center (administered by the Public Affairs Section of the U.S. Embassy) in Chisinau, Moldova. He also discussed Rick Perry’s campaign gaffe in an NPR story. He also predicted the end of the Trump Debate. He […]
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Professor directing historical Salem Band
A very old ensemble is moving in new directions. That’s the message that Eileen Young is sending as she prepares to lead the Salem Band in her first concert as the group’s music director. The presentation, which is Dec. 20 in Home Moravian Church, […]
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Tobacco cessation program
The Human Resources Department will host a fourth round of the Tobacco Cessation program called “Freedom from Smoking” starting in January 2012. This program includes a six-week tobacco-cessation class and a $400 benefit toward specific tobacco cessation products. Products include bupropion, Nicoderm CQ patch, Nicotrol […]
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Professor launches new bioethics journal
When Ana Iltis, co-director of the Center for Bioethics, Health and Society, and a colleague at Saint Louis University read the bioethics journals in their field, they both thought something was missing — the voices of the people in the cases or research. […]
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Holiday party set for today
A message from President Hatch: I am pleased to invite you and your family to the 2011 Reynolda Campus Holiday Party for faculty and staff today. This year’s event will be held at the new student-activity space known as The Barn and promises to be a wonderful […]
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Psychologist’s paper wins best article award
Lisa Kiang, assistant professor of psychology, received the 2011 Emerging Scholar Best Article Award from the Journal of Youth and Adolescence (JYA) for her article, “Change in Ethnic Identity Across the High School Years Among Adolescents with Latin American, Asian, and European Backgrounds.” The […]
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Police continue hit-and-run investigation
The University Police Department is continuing to investigate the hit-and-run incident that occurred on the Reynolda Campus Thursday night, Dec. 8. Police are seeking assistance in identifying the vehicle and driver involved. At 6:55 p.m., Collen Brehm, an employee of Aramark Campus Dining Services at Wake Forest, was […]
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Recycle, reuse, create
It started with a dragon made from recycled packaging materials. Michael Greene, who works in the Professional Center Library, had twisted the brown paper and added some colorful details to create the 8-foot long mythical beast. His colleague, Maureen Eggert, an associate director of the library, […]