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 | Join your student for Family Weekend, Oct. 31 – Nov. 1. Events will include the Wake Forest-Miami football game and pre-game tailgate; a concert by a Beatles tribute band; and the traditional Sunday morning brunch. |
 | College admissions officers and leading experts in the social sciences will discuss the college admissions process during a national symposium on campus April 15 and 16. |
 | Sophomore Ben Comer and junior Brett Apter have started their own Internet site, MySavu.com, to bring college students and the community together.
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 | Should you be concerned if your child prefers communicating with friends via video games instead of face-to-face? Psychology’s John Petrocelli examines the influence video games have on how young people communicate.
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Film Festival returns to campus
 | The second annual, student-organized Reynolda Film Festival runs April 1–5 on campus. Highlights of this year’s festival include screenings of three feature films; a live chat with independent film director John Sayles and Oscar-nominated co-director Thavisouk Phrasavath; a panel discussion on animation; and screenings of the winning films from the student competition. Schedule » |
The rise of Chinese innovation
 | China has become fertile territory for innovation, says professor Mike Lord, director of the China program at the Babcock Graduate School of Management. |
Strategic plan to build mentoring
 | The latest in a series of white papers explains how the new strategic plan will nurture interdisciplinary collaboration, build a strong mentoring program, enrich international studies programs, and develop career services. |
BB&T chairman joins business faculty
 | John A. Allison IV, chairman and former CEO of BB&T Corporation, is joining the Wake Forest faculty as Distinguished Professor of Practice in the Schools of Business.
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