Search results

Updated Master Plan contains them : http://facilities.wfu.edu/build/master-plan/ As for the trees, where Farrell got built was essentially just an open field with a few small trees next to some large trees and a picnic area. The trees and picnic area are still there. They rerouted the road to...

Kirby is where the undergraduate business school currently is before it moves into Farrell Hall. It's the building that is connected to Manchester.

Also, they are redoing the entrance to Greene on the Mag Quad. So that whole area right there is currently blocked off. But apparently it's just infrastructure construction, it should look basically the same when it's done.

Wake's national ranking has nothing to do with research (at least as far as USNWR is concerned). The only place where this could be true is when they have guidance counselors rate the school, and they don't really know much about graduate programs for the most part. If research was that...

Sorry should have been more specific. I meant MBA-level management. Understand that for each of those engineering majors, they need managers. The firms that hire the engineers seldom promote those individuals to management without MBA's. Also, they don't care if you have a background in the...

From what I've heard, Poly Sci and Econ (two of the most popular majors) will move into Kirby. Also, as far as hard sciences go, biology doesn't pay well, chemistry is alright but physics makes a lot more. For reference: http://www.payscale.com/college-salary-report-2013/majors-that-pay-you-back...

The question then becomes does the data here (referencing the Perry study) imply causation. That is to say does the preschool program cause the increase in educational benefits or were there unaccounted for exterior forces that could make the data unusable. I don't know enough about this study...

Administration bloat is one of the larger problems affecting the increase in tuition. Many colleges, Wake Forest included, have really expanded there administration by adding things like the Office of Sustainability and other departments you wouldn't have seen twenty years ago. Every...

I saw Mud a couple of weeks ago at RiverRun and it is really good. I'd recommend that anyone who is considering going should go.

Just for clarification, Aronofsky did not direct Tree of Life. Terrence Malick did. Another point: Aronofsky's last film was Black Swan and he won't have another til Noah next year. I'm really disappointed because I've enjoyed Aronofsky's other works, but I just can't seem to get excited for...

I'm so happy I'm not the only one who's seen George Washington on this board. Are you excited for Prince Avalanche later this year?

To be fair, speaking as a current student, no one on campus likes those tie dye shirts. Most people think they look tacky at best, at worst they're an eye sore. No member of a Greek organization would really ever wear one, even to games, because of the stigma of the shirts being associated with...

If he finishes with a winning record and .500 in ACC play I'll give him another year. If not, then I'll remain BzzOut. This win only changes things in so far as it provides him with one win closer to .500.

From how I understand it, we don't have to play Vandy every year. They haven't decided the format yet, but one of the suggestions I heard was similar to the ACC-Big Ten Challenge. I don't know about you guys, but I'd be excited to see Wake play a team like Tennessee or Florida at home every...

I admit I was once skeptical of Tanner but he really improved by leaps and bounds and proved me very wrong. Hope you're right about the O-Line, as that has been my main, and pretty much only, concern going into this fall.