Jay Cridlin/Old
Gold and Black
Dekes,
Sigma Pis raise rowdy ruckus on the Quad
By
Nick Phillips
What
do you get when you combine alcohol, fraternity pledges, plastic weapons,
and a crowd of spectators? I’ll give you a clue: it’s not
a date function.
Student
faces exploitation charges
By Vanessa St. Gerard
Sophomore
Shaun Ian Smith appeared in court March 4 after being charged with 22
counts of sexual exploitation of a minor for downloading and distributing
child pornography over the Internet.
Student
trustee to be chosen
By
Kezia McKeague
The
selection process for the next student representative of the board of
trustees continued March 5 with a Student Government referendum. The
referendum was a student vote, allowing students to choose whom they
would recommend as the next student trustee. The results are confidential.
Calloway
taking a close look at Enron
By
Andrea Carden
The
university’s accountancy program is currently ranked 20th nationally,
and students here have succeeded in achieving number one scores on the
CPA exams nationally.
Wilson
looks back on 50-year tenure
By
Kate Gibson
For
over 60 years, Edwin Wilson has been an integral part of the university’s
history – whether as a student, professor, dean, provost or as
the senior vice president.
Student
forum reviews Gym Jam policies, considers proposal
By
Will Wingfield
About
a dozen students gathered at 9:30 p.m. March 5 in the Black Student
Alliance office to discuss unified party security guidelines for both
traditional fraternity lounge parties, and Gym Jams, dry social functions
held by historically black national fraternities and sororities.
Service
offers news to blind
By
Vanessa Raba
Straight
from campus, there is a signal sent out to those in need. It’s
the gift of news, and a reading service on campus provides it to the
blind and physically handicapped in a unique way.
Major
Scholarships undergo changes
By
Jane Stevener
Both
current and prospective students receiving merit-based scholarships
will benefit from boosted university funds. The Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation
approved an increase in funding for the Nancy Susan Reynolds Scholars
program in concordance with the university’s current capital campaign,
"Honoring the Promise."
University
Press set to celebrate Irish Festival
By
Natalie Bonomo
The
Irish Festival is bringing Irish culture, dancing, music and movies
to the university and surrounding community March 16 - 21. The events
are sponsored by the Wake Forest University Press, which is celebrating
its 26th anniversary this year.
