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Remembering Lu Leake | Wake Forest Magazine
Readers remember former Dean of Women Lu Leake for her friendship and leadership.
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Flashback Friday: Eighteen classmates from the Class of ’54 enjoyed a mini-reunion on the Old Campus. The group ate lunch at Shorty’s so that women in the class, who were not allowed there when they were students, could finally say that they ate at Shorty’s. They also toured the Wake Forest Historical Museum, the Calvin Jones House and the Old Campus, led by museum director Ed Morris (P '04). Bill Hedrick (’54, MD ’57) and his wife, Merrie, hosted the class for dinner at their house.
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"Love's Labor's Lost" meets "The Groundling" | Wake Forest Magazine
Playwright and director Marc Palmieri ('94) brings his newest play, "The Groundling" -- fresh from its New York premiere -- to campus for a special reading by the cast of "Love's Labor's Lost."
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The Season of Pro Humanitate | Wake Forest Magazine
"The question will come up every season of your life: What can I do right here, right now, because I love humanity?” Carter Via ('83) has answered that question by bringing hope to children in Kenya.
What are the secret ingredients to culinary revelry? The answer's simple, says Ashton Keefe ('09), chef and cookbook author. A little lemon, a little salt, and you're good to go. Healthy Spring Dinner, Heirloom Tomato Salad, One Pan Chicken, Spring Dinner, Lemon Salt, Fruit Breakfast, New Cookbooks, Summer Salad, Cool Summer
Secret ingredients? | Wake Forest Magazine
What are the secret ingredients to culinary revelry? The answer's simple, says Ashton Keefe ('09), chef and cookbook author. A little lemon, a little salt, and you're good to go.
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Spring is here at last!
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Happy St. Patrick's Day!
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Signs of Spring Wake Forest University: by Wake Forest Magazine on Steller
by Wake Forest Magazine on Steller #steller
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Catchin' some rays at Reynolda Beach!
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Sure sign of spring.
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Hearing voices — of viewers | Wake Forest Magazine
Are you a fan of "Downton Abbey" or "Sesame Street?" Susan White Frazier ('89), third from left, is director of custom market research at PBS; she wants to know what you're watching — and why.
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The family of the late Dr. Maya Angelou, Reynolds Professor of American Studies, is honored that the U.S. Postal Service will celebrate her life and work with a Forever stamp debuting April 7.
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Standing tall for Brooklyn’s youth | Wake Forest Magazine
"It's second nature for me to be able to relate to young people," says former Deacon basketball No. 51 Stan King ('94). For the last 18 years he's been mentoring youth at the Madison Square Boys' & Girls' Club in Brooklyn.
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Wow! Stephen Colbert is the 2015 Commencement speaker!
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Tribble Courtyard in the snow.