Wake Forest Miscellany

Take a tour of the University's people, places, customs, history and favorite things.

Photography by Ken Bennett

Illustration by Martin Haake

Fall 2021

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By Kerry M. King (’85), Carol L. Hanner, Maria Henson (’82), Katherine Laws (’20) and Michael Breedlove

 

Miscellany Part I

The Magnolia Room   |   Stephen Colbert’s Commencement   |   Wake Downtown   |   Party So Dear   |   The Lilting Banshees   |  Arnold Palmer   |   ‘Freshmanland’  |   Secrest Artist Series   |   Reynolda estate   |   The original campus    |   Maya Angelou   |   Student art-buying trip   |   Hit the Bricks   |   On-campus coffee  |   ‘The Hill’ at Spry Soccer Stadium   |   President’s Ball

 

Miscellany Part II

Campus Ironwork   |   Project Pumpkin   |   Humans vs. Zombies   |   Farrell Hall    ‘For the pandemic record books’    Celebrity singles   |   Ed Wilson   |   Winston-Salem traditions   |   Reynolds Gym reborn   |   ZSR Special Collections   |   Sportscaster alumni   |   Graylyn   |   Paper airplanes  |    Sea Turtle Rescue & Rehabilitation Center

 

Miscellany Part III

‘The Book’ at Casa Artom   |   Pro Humanitate     Journalist Harold T.P. Hayes   |   Tribble Hall   |   “Brian’s Song”   |   Flags in Benson University Center   |   Spirit of the Old Gold & Black (SOTOGAB)   |   ‘Fabulous Faculty’   |   Law School pro bono   |   The President’s Home   |   Deacon Olympics   |   Campus caretakers   |   Shag on the Mag

 

Miscellany Part IV

The Joel    |   The  Carillon   |   ‘Hidden Trails’    |   Chris Paul’s shoe collection   |   Deacon Camp   |   Moravian Lovefeast   |   Pitsgiving   |   Farrell Hall entrance   |   ‘Doggie Deacons’   |   Deacon Hill   |   Disco parties in the Afro-American Society Lounge   |   A.R. Ammons   |   Wait Chapel   |   Autumn

 

 

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Unearthing Time in a Bottle


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