The Howler

448 Pages·2001·32.9 MB·English

by  Wake Forest University

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WINSTON-SALEM, NC
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studentspla: withapuppyontheQuadinfrontofWait
Chapel. Sincethechainswereremovedsurroundingthe
Quadlastyear,moreactivitieshaveoccuredonthegrass
surface.
Communitymembersgatheroncampusfortheannual
diabeteswalkforcharity. Thecampuswasoftenusedby
outsidegroupshopingtosparkinterestamongstudents.
1/ a: the marketplace orpublic place ofan
ancient Roman city forming the centerofjudicial
and public business b: apublic meeting place for
open discussion c: amedium ofopen discussion
or expression ofideas
2: ajudicial body or assembly
3 a: apublic meeting or lecture involving
audience discussion b: a program involving
discussion ofaproblem usuallyby several
authorities
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
VORUM
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Opening
^^PRESSION
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studentLife, Organizations, Greeks
^^^XyjALITY. 178
Classes
'NDEAVORS 262
Sports
NLIGHTENMENT...352
Academics
NRICHMENT. 400
Ads, Index, Closing
/ he university promotes thought and
£ ^curiosity, and the 99"'edition ofthe Howler hopes
to do the same. Our abstract approach to the year leads
one to think about their experiences, and reflect on the
events within. A ,jf)y"Uy^ is a place where ideas are
openly discussed, debated and appreciated. The stage has
been set for the 2000-2001 academic year to showcasejust
how much ofa forum this campus can be.
From the traditional sense of the 2000 Presidential
Debate, Hamlet project and alcohol speak outs to the more
abstractforums such asMr. Wake Forest, Habitat's Shanty
Town, and the discussion surrounding the loss ofboth our
football and men's
basketball coaches this
year has given us a lot to
think about and observe.
We show our
day""^ through our
commitment to student
Bill Leonard,thedean ofthe organizations, Greek life
divinityschool,talkswith Charles and campus events. For
Kimball,a professorofand
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chairmanofthe religion many of us, these events ,
department, while leavingfall
mean more to us after
college than the 'EKikktCKMait^^^^ ^^ ^^"^
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here to receive. Howe<iei>r academics are still an integral
part of the campus education. For some this includes
participating in studies abroad, completing research
projects or living in theme housing.
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SpotlightsaresettolightupWaitChapel
duringthe Presidential Debate. Thiswas
justoneofa plethora ofchanges, bothgreat
andsmall,thecampus underwentforthe
debate.
DuringaTown Hall Meeting, KenZick,the 5
vice presidentofstudentlifeand :|
instructional resources; PresidentThomasK.
HearnJr.;andSandra Boyette,thevice
presidentfor universityadvancement,
discussopinionsofthe universitywith
students.Studentsfrequently broughtup
concernsaboutthealcohol policy.