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A legacy of open doors
Wake Forest dedicates a residence hall to pioneers Beth Norbrey Hopkins and her husband, Lawrence D. Hopkins.
Constant & True: Claire O’Brien (’11)
Friendships made while playing Frisbee on Poteat now power runs for freedom
New fund continues “our greatest tradition” — the bond between the student and the teacher-scholar
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In Case You Missed It
From campfire songs to CEO
Lifelong Girl Scout Elaine Massey Loyack (’91) lands a dream job.
A Football Season for the Ages
David Doda (’71) reflects on Wake Forest’s first ACC Championship year.
A Central European Treasure
Wake Forest’s Flow House welcomed alumni, administrators, faculty and friends for a celebration of 25 years of study-abroad opportunities in Vienna.
WAKE LIFE
Quad Aglow
Students attend Lighting of the Quad, a cherished tradition that includes music, candlelights and treats.
Photo/Nick Fantasia
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Volume 73 Number 2