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Divinity School receives $2 million gift

    Divinity School receives $2 million gift

The Wake Forest University School of Divinity has a received a $2 million gift from Jeanette Wallace Hyde, a life trustee who served as a U.S. Ambassador, to support student

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Native earns first victory in hometown

    Native earns first victory in hometown

Winston-Salem native Ryan Newman earned his first collegiate victory last Friday in the first day of action at the Wake Forest Invitational. Newman, a N.C. State freshman, upset second-seeded Peter

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Earls speaking at Bennett

    Earls speaking at Bennett

Anita Earls, a civil rights attorney with 24 years of experience, will be the speaker for Bennett College’s Academic & Cultural Enrichment Series (ACES) program on Thursday, Oct. 24 at

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Flu fact & fiction

    Flu fact & fiction

It’s that time of year again! We are now entering fall, and flu season, which can last from October to May, is upon us once again. Influenza, or the flu,

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Police trainees prepare for the ‘expectant’

    Police trainees prepare for the ‘expectant’

Greensboro native William Armstrong has always known he wanted to be a cop. “I always wanted to help people and

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Textbook gives voice to blacks and Native Americans

    Textbook gives voice to blacks and Native Americans

Several Wake Forest University professors have contributed to a new text book, “Trauma and Resilience in American Indian and African

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ESR hosts annual social gathering

    ESR hosts annual social gathering

The Experiment In Self-Reliance (ESR) celebrated its 2012-13 fiscal year successes during its Annual Lemonade Social Gathering. The outdoor event

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They Care!

    They Care!

Residents recognized for improving their communities Project We Care recognized 140 local residents who donate their time and efforts to

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Aggie is first Hercules Scholar

    Aggie is first Hercules Scholar

Tariq Alkebu-Lan, a N.C. A&T junior computer engineering student from Richmond, Va., was recently named the first Tom Joyner Foundation

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SECCA hires curator

    SECCA hires curator

The Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art (SECCA) has appointed Cora Fisher as its new curator to continue expanding SECCA’s legacy

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