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DepartmentsEditorCherin C. Poovey, poovey@wfu.eduAssociate EditorKerry M. King (’85), kingkm@wfu.eduRoad to reflection page 8Senior Graphic DesignerJessica Koman, komanj@wfu.eduGraphic DesignerSonya Peterson, peterssd@wfu.eduPhotographerKen Bennett, bennettk@wfu.eduClassnotes EditorJanet Williamson, williajm@wfu.eduSenior WriterDavid Fyten, fyten@wfu.eduDevelopment WriterMichael Strysick, strysim@wfu.eduPrintingThe Lane Press, Inc.Wake Forest Magazine (USPS 664-520ISSN 0279-3946) is published fourtimes a year in September, December,March and June by the Office ofCreative Services,Wake ForestUniversity, P.O. Box 7205,Winston-Salem, NC 27109-7205.It is sent to alumni, donors and friends ofthe University. Periodicals postage paid atWinston-Salem, NC 27109,and additional mailing offices.POSTMASTER: Send address changes toWake Forest Magazine Alumni RecordsP.O. Box 7227Winston-Salem, NC 27109-7227.Volume 51, Number 1September 2003Copyright 2003www.wfu.edu2 Around the Quad34 InterviewStephanie Burkitt (’97)Who is that man on Stephanie Burkitt’s show? Oh, it’s David Letterman.36 ProfileJay VidovichBy David FytenWake Forest’s winningest coach kicks off another season with thatelusive national soccer title as his goal.38 EssayOur TownBy Gene CappsThings have changed on White Street, but the University still has deeproots in the town of Wake Forest.41 Classnotes63 Constant & TrueRemembering the distinctive contributions of a little-recognizedcampus architect.On the cover: Researcher Paul Meis and a young patient, by Louis Davis
Features14 Special DeliveriesBy David FytenPhysician and medical researcher Paul Meisdiscovers a groundbreaking treatment thatmay help fewer babies come into the worldahead of schedule.20 Ethics.comBy Ellen DockhamThe same Internet that provides infiniteacademic resources poses a plethora ofethical issues.26 Chasing GoliathBy Tom NugentGreenpeace USA’s John Passacantando (’83)believes environmental protection is a battlethe Rainbow Warriors are destined to win.Wake Forest30 Fear FactorBy Bill F. Hensley (’50)Flashy, spicy, and tough…those were three of themore complimentary words used to describe DouglasClyde “Peahead”Walker.
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