Junior Callaway
McKay cradles a rabbit while petting a goat at the Animal Fest held
on the Magnolia Quad Nov. 29. McKay’s roommate, junior Jenny Monk,
along with junior Vanessa Vinsant, helped organize the event to raise
money for the Heifer Project International, a program that provides
animal management training for developing countries. Photo by Jay
Cridlin/Old Gold and Black.
Exposure
suspect named
By
Tom Clark
University Police arrested a man related to the recent wave of indecent
exposure incidents on campus Nov. 27.
Ferdinand Patrick Lizama, a Winston-Salem resident, was arrested in
Reynolda Hall for allegedly exposing himself to a female student that
was studying near the Green Room.
As University Police believed, the man is not a student at the university.
Divinity
school developing urban ministry program
By
Jennifer Long
The Rev. Douglass Bailey, ’60, will join the Divinity School’s
faculty next month bringing with him an urban ministries program that
he started during his 23 years as Reverend of Calvary Episcopal Church
in Memphis, Tenn. His program will become the Center of Urban Ministries
at the Divinity School.
Grant
to fund ministry programs
By
Jeff Harvey
A $1.9 million grant received Dec. 3 from the Lilly Endowment will help
establish a Pro Humanitate Center for vocational exploration, the university
has announced.
The new center will coordinate programs created because of the Lilly
grant.
Medical
school researchers pioneer new cloning process
By
Kristin Snyder
The researchers in the School of Medicine’s department of physiology
and pharmacology have recently explored a new alternative to traditional
stem cell research.
Students
reach out to community for AIDS Day
By
Vanessa Raba
In recognition of World AIDS Day, a group of university students spent
Dec. 1 visiting with the residents of the Holly Haven home of AIDS Care
Service. This care facility, located in downtown Winston-Salem, meets
the basic needs of those with HIV and AIDS and provides a supportive
home-like environment conducive to rehabilitation.
Literary
publications showcase student work
By
Vanessa Raba
Two university literary publications released their fall issues this
week, showcasing creative works by students and scholarly articles by
students and faculty.
