South Hall: Living Sustainability

September 3, 2010

William Yost, assistant director of housing at Residence Life and Housing says the highlight of the sustainability of South Dorm’s “the digital dashboard flat panel monitor that displays building information on all four floors of the building.” This unprecedented technology is one large step towards an even greater sustainability program implemented on campus. “Students can [...]

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Deacons take tournament by storm

September 3, 2010

Ranked No. 6 in the nation and No. 4 in the ACC, the Wake Forest field hockey program kicked off the 2010 season in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge this past weekend in Chapel Hill.
The Lady Deas entered into the Aug. 28 game against Iowa with an impressive 8-2 record over the Hawkeyes from past years.
In [...]

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Prof. King will be missed as adviser

September 3, 2010

The Old Gold & Black editorial staff would like to thank Professor Wayne King for being our newspaper adviser for many years and wish him well after his retirement. He was a very supportive adviser who allowed us to be independent and let us grow as a student newspaper on campus.

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