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Zach Klein/Old
Gold and Black
The Screamin' Demons erupt at the Demon Deacons' victory
over NC State on Feb. 6. The win secured the top spot in the ACC rankings,
placing the Deacons ahead of Maryland and Duke. Duke will challenge the
Deacons at home on Feb.13
Four
charged with drug trafficking
Old
Gold and Black Staff Report
The
Winston-Salem Police Department has charged four university students in
connection with a drug bust Jan. 31 that included arrests for trafficking
in cocaine and opium.
New
York City mayor to speak at commencement
By
Lisa Hoppenjans
Billionaire businessman-turned-politician Michael Bloomberg will
deliver the commencement address to graduates May 19, the university announced
this week.
Lack
of support may tune out WAKE Radio
By
Jamie Dean
Recent legislation, a limited budget and a host of other problems
are making waves for the university's only fully student-run radio station,
WAKE Radio.
Rape
targeted at Speak Out
By
Ally Diljohn
Hundreds of students gathered in Wait Chapel on the evening
of Feb. 12 to participate in the annual Rape Speak Out. Organized by
the Counseling Center and members of the Policy Group on Rape Education,
Prevention and Response, the Speak Out was designed to raise awareness
about rape and sexual assault.
Chinese
community, students ring in new year
By
Scott Hurff
The fourth
annual Chinese New Year celebration held Feb. 8 met success last weekend,
drawing over 550 members of the Chinese community and various campus
groups.
Service
remembers lost Columbia astronauts
By
Katie Hendrick
Students
and faculty remembered the victims of the Columbia space shuttle accident
Feb. 6 in Davis Chapel.
Howler
wins CSPA, ACP national awards
By
Angel Hsu
The
centennial edition of The Howler has won two national awards of distinction
-- the Silver Medalist award of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association's
college yearbook critique and a first class with one mark of distinction
award by the Associated Collegiate Press.
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