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The Quarterly Magazine of Wake Forest University F E A T U R E S

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Volume 54, Number 3 March 2007

Copyright 2007

W W W. W F U. E D U 14 Rhodes Run By David Fyten

The dramatic increase in Rhodes Scholarships awarded to Wake Forest undergraduates didn’t just happen. It’s one outcome of a plan to recruit and cultivate top students.

P R O F I L E S

C O N S T A N T & T R U E

26 The Hermit in the 48 The Little School Wait Chapel Tower That Did By David Fyten By Dave Joseph 24 A Great Run Roman Catholic priest Every Deadhead By Cherin C. Poovey (P ’08) Samuel Weber helps should adopt this In academics and athletics, infuse the Divinity School school. Jerry Garcia senior and newest Rhodes with “true ecumenism.” meets Mr. Whipple. Scholar Michelle Sikes The smallest school sets the pace. and the coolest. kindness, combined with his witty and wonderfully irreverent spirit, have made some proclaim he is Wake Forest’s demon deacon.” Christman came to Wake Forest intending to be an attorney, but after graduating from law school, he attended Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary on the Old Campus. He became Bap- tist campus minister in 1956 and was later named assistant chap- lain and then chaplain in 1969. Christman was honored follow- ing the Convocation address by Paul Rusesabagina, whose courage Ed Christman (’50, JD ’53) during the Rwandan genocide in 2004 inspired the film “Hotel Founders’ Day Rwanda.” Also during Convoca- tion, the following awards were Faculty honored; Christman presented to faculty: receives Medallion of Merit Kulynych Family Omicron Delta Kappa Award for Contribution to HAPLAIN EMERITUS ED Student Life — DAVID YAMANE, CHRISTMAN (’50, JD ’53), C assistant professor of sociology; counselor and friend to genera- tions of students and Wake Forest’s Kienzle Teaching Award — spiritual guiding force for decades, STEPHEN BRYAN, assistant professor received the University’s highest of accounting (Babcock School); honor, the Medallion of Merit, at Cowan Faculty Research Prize — Founders’ Day Convocation on SARA MOELLER, assistant professor February 22. Christman retired in of finance (Babcock School); 2003 after serving as chaplain for thirty-four years. Joseph Branch Excellence in “Seldom does an institution Teaching Award — WENDY spawn a graduate who so thor- PARKER, professor of law. oughly embodies its soul, Pro Humanitate,” said President Nathan For more on Convocation, O. Hatch. “His compassion and see www.wfu.edu/convocation.

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Discovery: Atala’s team makes R history with groundbreaking A stem-cell research

Atala HE LATEST ANNOUNCEMENT years of research—were first pub- Tby the medical school’s Dr. lished in January in the scientific Anthony Atala—that his team of journal Nature Biotechnology. eased restrictions on federally researchers had discovered a new Atala and his colleagues funded embryonic-stem-cell source of stem cells in amniotic reported that they had discovered research. In January, the same fluid that could be used to pro- that a small number of stem cells week that Atala’s research was duce a variety of tissue types— in amniotic fluid—estimated at released, the U.S. House again drew national attention and was 1 percent—can give rise to many passed legislation supporting cited on the floor of Congress by of the specialized cell types found government-funded research. those for and against embryonic- in the human body, although they The Senate had yet to take up stem-cell research. aren’t sure exactly how many the issue by late January. Atala, along with colleagues different types. “So far, we’ve Both sides in the House debate from the Wake Forest School of been successful with every cell used Atala’s research to support Medicine and Harvard Medical type we’ve attempted to produce their positions, even as he cau- School, reported that they had from these stem cells,” he said. tioned that amniotic stem cells used stem cells drawn from The newly discovered cells may should not be considered a amniotic fluid to create muscle, represent an intermediate stage replacement for embryonic or bone, fat, blood vessel, nerve, between embryonic stem cells adult stem cells.“It is essential and liver cells in the laboratory. and adult stem cells. that National Institutes of Health- Their findings could lead to Amniotic stem cells come funded researchers are able to breakthroughs in replacing dam- from the fluid surrounding fully pursue embryonic-stem-cell aged cells and tissue in treating unborn babies and their placen- research as a complement to patients with spinal cord injuries, tas. Atala’s team obtained the research into other forms of diabetes, and Alzheimer’s, but cells using placentas or fluid stem cells,” he wrote in a letter preliminary tests in patients are from amniocentesis, a medical to Congress. still years away. procedure commonly performed Atala’s announcement was “Our hope is that these cells on unborn children to test for the latest advance in regenerative will provide a valuable resource genetic diseases. Because amniotic- medicine to come from his team for tissue repair and for engi- stem-cell research doesn’t harm since he moved to Wake Forest neered organs as well,” said the fetus, Atala’s research avoids three years ago from Harvard Uni- Atala, a senior researcher and the controversy that surrounds versity. Last year, he and his col- director of the Institute for embryonic-stem-cell research. leagues rebuilt bladders for seven Regenerative Medicine. Atala’s President Bush vetoed legis- young patients using tissue grown findings—the result of seven lation last year that would have from the patient’s own cells.

www.wfu.edu/wowf MARCH 2007 3 D A U

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H Gatewood receives T international award

D for ‘Diana Project’ Eure named Associate Biology’s Conner N Dean of the College named AAAS Fellow U ETSY O

R BGATEWOOD, ONGTIME PROFESSOR OF ROFESSOR OF BIOLOGY A director of the LBIOLOGY Herman Eure PWilliam E. Conner has been University’s Office (PhD ’74) has been appointed an named an American Association of Entrepreneur- Associate Dean of the College. for the Advancement of Science ship and Liberal Eure will work on faculty devel- (AAAS) Fellow. Conner, who Arts, and four opment issues, while continuing joined the faculty in 1988, is research partners to teach in the biology depart- widely known for his research Gatewood at other universities ment. Eure into animal communication and have won a presti- joined the sexual gious international award for their faculty in selection contributions to entrepreneur- 1974 and in insects. ship and small business research served as AAAS is over their careers, both individu- chair of the the world’s ally and as a research team. biology largest gen- Gatewood, who is also a department eral scientific research professor in the Calloway from 1998 society and School of Business and Account- through 2006. Eure publisher of ancy, joined with professors from the journal Conner Harvard, Babson College (Massa- Former student establishes Science. chusetts), and the University of chair to honor Goho St.Thomas (Minnesota) in 1999 to form a research consortium, FORMER STUDENT of pro- Student award honors the “Diana Project,” to study Afessor Thomas S. Goho has Phillips, professor emerita women entrepreneurs and their established a chair of finance in businesses. the Calloway School of Business STUDENT AWARD has been Gatewood and her colleagues and Accountancy in Goho’s Aestablished in honor of one received the FSF-NUTEK Award, honor.The donor, now a success- of the University’s first female which recognizes outstanding ful investment banker, asked to faculty members, now retired research on entrepreneurship remain Professor of English Elizabeth and small-business development, anonymous. Phillips.The award will be pre- and she will travel to Sweden in Goho, who sented during Commencement May to receive the award.The joined the to the undergraduate or graduate award, given annually since 1996, faculty in student writing the best essay is sponsored by FSF, the Swedish 1977, will be on women’s and gender studies Foundation for Small Business the first during the year. Phillips joined Research, and NUTEK, the holder of the the faculty in 1957 and retired Swedish Business Development chair. in 1989. She served as acting Agency. Goho coordinator of the women’s and

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Student team wins Deacon Tower Q

accounting competition moves forward E H T TEAM FROM THE CALLO- UST WEEKS AFTER THE AWAY SCHOOL was one of JBIGGEST FOOTBALL GAME in D the five winning teams in Wake Forest history, the biggest N U Phillips PricewaterhouseCoopers 4th renovation in Groves Stadium O

Annual xTREME Accounting history got underway.The stadium R gender studies program in 1990– Case Competition. The Calloway press box was imploded on Janu- A 91. She received the University’s team consisted of seniors Nicole ary 14 to make way for Deacon highest award for service, the Burnap of Queen Creek, Arizona, Tower, a $40 million facility to Medallion of Merit, in 1992. and Kristen Raliski of Winston- house luxury boxes, club seating, Salem; junior Cameron Hendrix and the press box. Kuhn receives of High Point, North Carolina; Plans for Deacon Tower were mentoring award and sophomores Kristin Conrad announced last summer but were of Fort Myers, Florida, and John contingent on the success of early ILLIAM L. POTEAT Profes- Xenakis of Morris Plains, New fund-raising. Athletics Director Wsor of Biology Raymond Jersey. George R. Aldhizer III, Ron Wellman said in December E. Kuhn has been honored for his PricewaterhouseCoopers Profes- that more than enough luxury dedication to mentoring future sor for Academic Excellence, was boxes and club seats had been scientists. Kuhn, who joined the the team’s faculty advisor. sold to allow construction to faculty in 1968, received the 2007 begin. Deacon Tower is expected Clark P. Read Mentor Award from Calloway grads top CPA to be completed in time for the the American Society of Parasitol- exam scores—again 2008 season. ogists for training young scientists and inspiring a passion for research OR THE SECOND STRAIGHT in parasitology. FYEAR, graduates of the Cal- loway School rank first in the WF moves up on nation for their performance on Peace Corps list the CPA exam. Wake Forest grad- uates taking the exam in 2005, AKE FOREST HAS MOVED the most recent scores available, WUP four spots to number ranked first in financial account- 8 0 ’

seven on the list of small colleges ing and reporting, auditing and S I L and universities with the most attestation, and regulation, and E D A volunteers serving in the Peace second in business environment L B A B

Corps, according to the 2007 and concepts. Wake Forest also K C I rankings released by the Peace ranked first for the number of N Corps in January. Twenty-one candidates who passed all four Construction begins on Deacon Tower following alumni currently are serving as sections of the exam (88 percent). the groundbreaking ceremony on January 24. Peace Corps volunteers. Since Since the Calloway School began the Peace Corps was founded, offering a master’s degree in 174 Wake Forest alumni have accounting in 1997, its graduates served as volunteers. have ranked first or second on the CPA exam every year.

www.wfu.edu/wowf MARCH 2007 5 DreamDreamSEASONSEASONA wish comes true for Wake Forest football and its fans.

6 WAKE FOREST MAGAZINE s true for Wake Forest football and its fans.

Story by Dan Collins Photos by Ken Bennett

MARCH 2007 7 OACH JIM GROBE in Jacksonville, the most That was accomplished in 1970 with and his Wake Forest appropriate is “incompara- a 6–5 record so nondescript that the CDeacons were a testa- ble.” For never before had Deacons weren’t even invited to play ment in 2006 to the old Wake Forest won more in a bowl. saying that if you live than eight games in a sea- “In every category that you look long enough, you’re liable son and only three times at what this team accomplished to see anything. Only had it won more than this year, there’s nothing to compare those who have suffered seven. Never before had it to,’’ said Director of Athletics with the Deacons over Wake Forest played on as Ron Wellman. their largely unrequited 105-year affair grand a national stage as the Orange Wellman has been at Wake Forest with football can really appreciate what Bowl, where the Deacons proved they since 1992. Many fans, including Grobe and his resourceful, resilient belonged against Louisville by taking a alumnus Ashby Cook (’71), have been team did on their stunning run to an lead into the fourth quarter before around much longer. Some have been ACC championship and trip to Miami falling 24–13. Never before had Wake around long enough to remember for the Orange Bowl. Forest captured college football’s fancy when the Deacons were a laughing- Of all the adjectives used to describe with its steadfast refusal to be floored stock, not just of the ACC but college the Deacons’ 11–3 season that included without a fight. And only once before football in general. In the fifty-four a title-game in the fifty-three-year history years of ACC play, the Deacons have victory over of the ACC had Wake Forest had more winless seasons (eight) than Georgia Tech won the conference title. winning seasons (seven) against other

Wake Forest’s incomparable and improbable season saw the Deacons capture only the school’s second ACC Championship in a 9–6 win over Georgia Tech in Jacksonville, Florida, on December 2. Sophomore place-kicker Sam Swank (top) provided all the points and sent the Deacons on to the Orange Bowl.

8 WAKE FOREST MAGAZINE conference teams. “There’s been noth- the events that were soon to unfold at ing like this in my forty years at Wake Wake Forest, where naturally, nothing Forest,’’Cook said.“Nothing even close.’’ ever comes easy. Benjamin Mauk, a There was a feeling around Wake junior who had been groomed for Forest that the Deacons—after five three years at quarterback, broke his years of patiently redshirting 114 of arm and dislocated his shoulder in the

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MARCH 2007 9 More than 18,000 fans followed the Deacons to Miami and cheered to the very end.

knee ligament suffered in the third in passing efficiency, be honored as game against Connecticut. The injury the ACC Rookie of the Year, and be set in motion a game of musical chairs named second-team All-ACC despite that eventually, in the ninth week of not being on the ballot. He didn’t win the season, resulted in receiver Ken- games by himself, nor did he lose neth Moore being moved to tailback. them. Of the 260 passes he threw, 171 Over Grobe’s first five years at were caught by teammates and five passed behind center in motion. “I was Wake Forest, the Deacons never aver- were intercepted. scared,’’ senior tackle Steve Vallos said. aged less than 197.5 rushing yards a The Deacons defined synergy—the Micah Andrews, a junior heir appar- game. His greatest team, the greatest whole being greater than the sum of ent to graduated Chris Barclay (Wake in school history, averaged 149. the parts. That was especially true on Forest’s all-time leader in rushing But Skinner proved to be better a defense led by linebackers Jon Abbate yards, touchdowns, and points scored) than anyone could have imagined, and Aaron Curry, senior safeties Josh was lost for the season with a torn good enough to actually lead the ACC Gattis and Patrick Ghee, cornerback

10 WAKE FOREST MAGAZINE The death of the younger brother of junior linebacker Jon Abbate (at right) inspired the Deacons throughout the year and led fans to hold up five fingers at the end of the third quarter of every game, a tribute to Luke Abbate, who wore number five on his high school football team. Abbate, senior safety Josh Gattis (far right), and their defensive teammates turned in solid performances week after week.

Riley Swanson, and defensive ends yards and the Deacons beat N.C. Jyles Tucker and Jeremy Thompson. State 25–23. Abbate intercepted A stout defense and reliable kicker a last-gasp pass in the end zone can win games in football, and in Sam and the Deacons beat North Swank, the Deacons had the best kicker Carolina 24–17. in the ACC. After Kevin Marion raced 81 yards at home in his thirty-one seasons as Those paying strict attention could on a fake reverse to help carry Wake the Seminoles head coach. tell early that something special was Forest past 16th-ranked Boston Col- “It seems like a dream,’’ cornerback happening at Wake Forest. Chip lege to a 21–14 victory, Grobe said it Alphonso Smith said afterward. “Who Vaughn, playing only because starter was perhaps time to start dreaming. could have ever imagined? Even though Gattis had been hurt, blocked a chip- But few, even in their wildest dreams, you might say you imagined it, you shot field goal and the Deacons sur- could anticipate the next week’s 30–0 didn’t imagine that we were going to vived weak sister Duke, 14–13. Swank rout of Florida State in Tallahassee. come in here and win 30–0. You didn’t kicked field goals of 51, 53, and 53 The shutout was Bobby Bowden’s first imagine that.’’

MARCH 2007 11 Stadium well into the end zone— compelling one that upper deck and lower. helped rally people And on the field, the Deacons gave all season to the powerful Louisville, the fifth-ranked Deacons’ cause. champions of the Big East, all it could But if Grobe has handle. Swank kicked two field goals, built as strong a Skinner threw a thirty-yard touchdown program as his boss Not even a staggering 27–6 setback pass to Nate Morton and the Deacons thinks he has, then to Virginia Tech in Wake Forest’s one led 13–10 into the fourth quarter before Wake Forest football decisive loss could knock the Deacons succumbing to two fourth-quarter has never been on off their bead on the ACC champi- touchdown drives. firmer footing. “It’s just onship. They rebounded to thump Though dashed, the Deacons real- been a great, great year Maryland—a team Grobe had never ized they would in time shake off their and I think the future is even beaten—by a convincing 38-24 score disappointment. “After we can get over brighter,’’ Wellman said. “As you in College Park for the Atlantic the loss and everything, I think we’ve look at what we have coming back Division title. got a lot to be proud of,’’ Gattis said and the foundation that has been A week later, all the attributes that the next morning. laid, I think we can see that Wake earned Grobe both ACC Coach of The Deacons have also given their Forest football is here to stay.’’ the Year honors and a trophy-case full fans plenty to look forward to. Histor- Live long enough and you’re of National Coach of the Year awards, ically every brush with success has liable to see anything. Stick around were on full display. Playing field- been followed by long periods of frus- another year and you may just see position football, Grobe allowed Geor- tration. Grobe, who next season will it again. gia Tech, and its talented but erratic welcome back as many as thirty-three quarterback Reggie Ball, to make the players who were either first or second Dan Collins is a veteran sportswriter mistakes. The Deacons capitalized, team in 2006, appears to have built a for the Winston-Salem Journal who getting two clutch completions from solid program, not just one great team. covers Wake Forest football. Skinner and three field goals from His efforts to keep Wake Swank to win the ACC title 9–6. Forest competitive should be “I think the key was our offensive facilitated by the construction players and our coaches did not of Deacon Tower, a seven-story become impatient,’’ Grobe said. “We state-of-the-art structure at kept trying to take what we could get, Groves Stadium that will fea- make a few first downs, give ourselves ture luxury seating, sky boxes, an opportunity and give our defense and a new press box. The proj- and our kicking game a chance to win.’’ ect, which began in early In Wake Forest football’s proudest January, is expected to be com- hour, the 2007 Orange Bowl, one of pleted by the 2008 season. the smallest schools in major college “We’ve built something football came up huge. that ought to last,’’ Grobe said. In the aftermath of the Deacons’ There was concern that the school, “We shouldn’t be a flash in the pan.’’ 24–13 loss to Louisville, freshman with its undergraduate population of The departure of Abbate, who defensive end John Russell (51), 4,321, might have trouble selling its announced in January he will forego sophomore cornerback Kevin Patter- allotment of 1,750 seats. That concern his senior season to make himself son (10), and other players leave quickly proved unfounded as the avail- available for the NFL draft, was a bit the field with their “helmets held high,” acknowledging the cheers still able tickets sold out in days. On of a blow. Abbate was a great player coming from the Deacon faithful. January 2 in Miami Gardens, the and an emotional leader, and the story The loss sinks in for senior safety Deacon Nation showed up in force, of his brother’s fatal car crash and the Patrick Ghee (top), waiting for stretching down one side of Dolphin Abbate family’s reaction to it was a reporters in the media room.

12 WAKE FOREST MAGAZINE One journalist called it “Wakestock,” the largest gathering ever of Wake Foresters. More than 18,000 alumni and other fans followed the Deacons to South Florida for the biggest football game/family reunion in Wake Forest history. Relive the excitement of the Orange Bowl and see more photos at www.wfu.edu/orangebowl /blog.

Sue Bray (’83) of Greensboro, North Carolina, and Kim Dennis Powell (’83) of Charlotte, proudly display their vintage “Proud to be a Deacon” bumper stickers from the late 1980s.

Famed basketball star Muggsy Bogues (’87) turned out to support the foot- “We’re here because of your son,” ball team, but Mike Spencer (’72) tells Oscar he proved to be a and Sharifah Vaughn, the parents big attraction for of sophomore safety Chip Vaughn, fellow alumni and even current students, such as referring to Vaughn’s block of a junior Laura Crawford. Sophomore fullback Rich short field goal to preserve the Belton signs autographs for young fans. Deacons’ early season win over Duke. Read more stories on the Orange Bowl blog.

After morning practices at Nova Southeastern University in Davie, Florida, (above) the players reaped the rewards of a historic season, enjoying the fun and sun of South Florida.

MARCH 2007 13 R h o d e s

THE DRAMATIC INCREASE IN RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED TO WAKE FOREST

STUDENTS OVER THE PAST

TWO DECADES DIDN’T JUST HAPPEN. IT IS ONE

OUTCOME AMONG MANY

OF A CONCERTED EFFORT

BY THE UNIVERSITY

TO RECRUIT AND CULTIVATE

TOP STUDENTS.

By David Fyten

14 WAKE FOREST MAGAZINE MARCH 2007 15 The few who prevail N NOVEMBER 1985, are rewarded THE RHODES Scholarship with an experience Iprogram announced that it had chosen Richard Chap- unlike any other. man, a Wake Forest senior majoring in mathematics, to receive what is widely regarded as the world’s most famous, prestigious, and intensely competitive award for post-graduation study. It was the first Rhodes Scholar- ship given to a Wake Forest graduate in sixty-eight years and only the third in the Maria Merritt (’87): ‘The experience school’s history. made me a much more independent and self-motivated thinker.’ In the decade after Chapman’s honor, five more Wake Forest students would receive the Rhodes, followed by would be loath to attribute the streak another five in the decade after that— to serendipity. What empirical factors four in the consecutive autumns of are at work, they might ask? 2003–2006, including Michelle Sikes The answer would be many. The this year (See story on page 25). Pros- string of Rhodes is simply one out- pects for prolonging the run seem come of a concerted financial and pro- promising: academic staff and faculty grammatic effort that has intensified members have identified a number over the past quarter century to enroll of juniors who should be strong con- and develop superior students. Honors tenders in next year’s competition. programs and additions of new full- Mathematicians of Chapman’s tuition merit scholarships (along with standing (for the past fourteen years adjustments to an established scholar- he has served as Director of the Center ship program to stress quality over for Innovations in Mobile, Pervasive, quantity in the students it supports) Agile Computing Technologies have planted ever more plentiful crops [iMPACT] in the Department of of top high school seniors at the Uni- Computer Science and Software versity. Their cultivation and coming Engineering at Auburn University) to fruition is being nurtured even more by the establishment in 2003 of the Michelle Sikes: the latest in line. Wake Forest Scholars Program, an

16 WAKE FOREST MAGAZINE Wake Forest’s ten modern-era Rhodes Scholarship recipients the Rhodes besides the latest, Michelle Sikes—their majors at Wake Forest Meet and what they have done since Oxford.

R I C H A R D C H A P M A N ( ’ 8 6 ) J E N N I F E R B U M G A R N E R ( ’ 9 9 ) Mathematics major. He completed master’s and doctoral Political science major. At Wake Forest, she traveled to degrees in computer science at Cornell University and has Eastern Europe to study the Roma people—also known been an associate professor and the director of the Center as gypsies—and was a volunteer for the Red Cross in for Innovations in Mobile, Pervasive, Agile Computing the Transcarpathia region of Ukraine, teaching English Technologies in the Department of Computer Science and classes and helping set up a local crisis hotline for women. Software Engineering at Auburn University since 1993. Formerly the executive director of the N.C. Alliance for Economic Justice, she now is a policy adviser to North M A R I A M E R R I T T ( ’ 8 7 ) Carolina Governor Michael Easley. Biology major. Earned a doctoral degree in philosophy at the University of California at Berkeley and is now a faculty J E N N I F E R H A R R I S ( ’ 0 4 ) member in the Department of International Health at the Political science major. At Wake Forest, she traveled Johns Hopkins School of Public Health. extensively in Europe and elsewhere, researching refugee issues and serving refugees in Latvia, Croatia, and Sarajevo. S C O T T P R E T O R I U S ( ’ 8 9 ) She now is in her first year of law school at Yale University. S I Chemistry major. After receiving a medical degree from V A D Johns Hopkins University, he served on the medical faculty R E B E C C A C O O K ( ’ 0 5 ) N H O

J and as a section chief at the University of Pennsylvania and Biology major. Born and raised in Kijabe, Kenya, where is now in private medical practice. her parents are missionaries, she was co-founder of the Wake Forest Student Global AIDS Campaign, spending R O B E R T E S T H E R ( ’ 9 1 ) time in Kenya conducting research on ways of teaching History major. After Oxford, he earned a master’s degree new mothers practices that could help reduce infant in health policy from the University of London and a mortality and volunteering at the hospital where she was degree in medicine from Vanderbilt University. He did an born. She is in her second year at Oxford (read her first- internship and residency at the University of North Carolina person reflections on page 18). She plans to return to Africa Medical Center and a fellowship in muscoloskeletal oncol- as a primary care physician after completing medical school ogy at the Mayo Clinic and is now back in Chapel Hill as a and training. member of the faculty of UNC School of Medicine. L A K S H M I K R I S H N A N ( ’ 0 6 ) C A R O LY N F R A N T Z ( ’ 9 4 ) English and German major. Born in India, she has lived Philosophy major. She earned a law degree from the in England and the United States. At Wake Forest, she University of Michigan and is now practicing law in wrote her senior honors thesis on vampires and blood Chicago. contagion in nineteenth-century novels, relating them to modern anxieties about AIDS and other blood-transmitted C H A R L O T T E O PA L ( ’ 9 7 ) diseases. As president of Wake Forest’s chapter of Amnesty Economics major. She serves as director of Product International, she focused on global AIDS and the political Development at TransFair USA, the only third-party Fair and ethical issues attendant to it. She also edited the Trade certification agency in the U.S. (Fair Trade is a con- Philomathesian literary journal. She is in her first year at sumer label that guarantees fair prices for coffee, tea, cocoa, Oxford (read her first-person reflections on page 19). After fruit, rice, sugar, and vanilla for producers in developing her Rhodes studies, she plans to attend medical school and countries.) She co-authored the world’s first textbook on devote her career to international health issues. Fair Trade, which is being translated into Japanese, and lives in Switzerland.

MARCH 2007 17 EDITOR’S NOTE: In the following, the two Wake Forest Rhodes Scholars presently at Oxford—Rebecca Cook (’05), who is in her second year, and Lakshmi Krishnan (’06), who is in her first—reflect on their experiences.

Cook (left) and Krishnan on the streets of Oxford.

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Y FAR, ONE OF THE BEST aspects I find charming. Quintessential is one of the benefits. Having spent Bof my time at Oxford thus far has glimpses of Oxford: the eighty-some- most of my previous time in Europe been the people I have met: fellow thing philosopher who sings with on layovers in the airport, I’ve really Rhodes scholars, classmates, profes- our chapel choir; an Oxford don in full enjoyed the opportunity to explore the sors, and friends from college. Even academic dress ambling down continent—to practice my Spanish in for an American who has grown up Longwall Street with his robe tales Seville at the height of Semana Santa, abroad [in Kenya, as the daughter of dragging as he talks to himself; under- seep in the historical significance of missionaries], I think it’s amazing that graduates in fancy dress eating from “East versus West” in Berlin, and I count among my best friends here kebab vans late at night; and floods of climb mountains on the edge of Sofia. students from Malaysia, Tonga, Britain, tourists filling the cobblestone streets. Teaching science for six weeks in the Zimbabwe, South Africa, Kenya, Ber- When I got the scholarship, one of Caribbean and two months of field muda, and Taiwan. Much of my best my cousins was under the impression work coming up this year also provide growth here has been because of the that the “Roads” scholarship was a opportunities to explore new regions passion and intelligence of my friends. travelling grant, where I would circle of the developing world. There is also an acceptance and the globe and write about my adven- In applying and interviewing for even encouragement of eccentricity tures. While it is not the stated pur- the scholarship, I don’t think I knew in Britain and Oxford in particular that pose of the scholarship, travel certainly what it meant to “be an American

18 WAKE FOREST MAGAZINE office dedicated to identifying and L A K S H M I K R I S H N A N advising the cream of the scholastic crop and to acting as a clearinghouse Rhodes Scholar” in terms of the hype HE RHODES HAS AFFORDED ME for post-graduation funding opportu- associated with the scholarship. Being Tthe opportunity to move beyond nities (see box on page 21). a person who generally prefers to be a rigid path and experience a wider In the twenty years since Chapman behind-the-scenes, I found those first intellectual and social milieu. The won his Rhodes (and in addition to months after the scholarship over- chance to go to Oxford, to study liter- the other Rhodes recipients during whelming, but also an opportunity to ature before going to medical school, that period), more than seventy Wake share what I’m passionate about with a to have the license to read widely and Forest seniors have received some of larger audience. At first I felt some- deeply in new disciplines, to explore the world’s most illustrious and com- what daunted by the expectations oth- an entirely new educational culture, petitive post-graduation scholarships. ers seem to have of Rhodes scholars; and to craft along the way a self- Among their ranks are twenty-nine any notions of academic genius or directed path—these, to me, are some Fulbright Scholars, fourteen Truman future presidency simply do not apply of the best things that the scholarship Scholars, at least nine Rotary Scholars, in my case, but I think you learn to has offered. Navigating the challenges six Luce and six Goldwater Scholars, disregard these expectations, try not to of Oxford’s decentralized, intensively three Beinecke and three Mellon calculate how in the world you ended student-motivated system is a prospect Scholars, and two Marshall Scholars. up here, and simply respond with grat- about which I’m both anxious and So impressed were Truman Scholar- itude to the opportunity and determi- excited. I am sure that adjusting to ship officials with Wake Forest’s suc- nation to appreciate and use it to the this newness will tax and alter my cess with its program that it presented best of your ability. preconceptions of myself, particular- a special award to the University in Belonging to a group of incredibly ly as I just graduated and attained a 2001. The overall numbers are all the S E accomplished peers has generated self- degree of comfort that Wake Forest’s more striking in light of the College’s G D U J

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R of my potential and capabilities in helped to create. Oxford, I realize, somewhat decentralized and unofficial some really helpful directions. Some will be a very different proposition. approach it took to honors scholarship see the scholarship as a ticket in life: I’m experiencing the natural worry advising before creating the Wake a credential that will put them on the that accompanies being a freshman Forest Scholars Program. “fast track.” Others view it more in (“fresher,” in the U.K.), along with The Fulbright Scholars program is terms of future obligations and expec- the complexities of moving abroad a good example of the positive effect tations of how we should be involved and—for the first time since enroll- the Wake Forest Scholars Program is in “fighting the world’s fight,” as Cecil ing at Wake Forest—leaving home having on the quantity and success [Rhodes] put it. I think it has to be for uncharted territory. But I cannot rate of scholarship applications. Ful- some of both. Undeniably, the scholar- think of a better time to delve into bright grants provide to recent college ship will open doors that would not such an experience; fresh from an graduates ten to twelve months of have been open to me otherwise and English degree at Wake Forest, I post-graduate research, study, or expe- allow me access to a sphere of influence, have the chance to study literature rience teaching English in one of more particularly in terms of the friends I at the same university where my liter- than 140 countries. From 1975 to have made here. But I regard the schol- ary heroes were undergraduates. It’s 2002, Wake Forest averaged less than arship in the long-term more as a tre- a dizzying opportunity. The Rhodes one Fulbright recipient a year. In mendous privilege that carries with it has been a liberating force in my life, 2004–05, the institution nominated expectations: not a specific list of accept- since it has carved into a previously six students for the Fulbright and able careers, but an acknowledgement determined course several years in received four. Last year, it nominated that I was not given this opportunity which to expand and shape myself twelve and won six. This year, it nomi- to get ahead myself, but rather to as an academic, a traveler, a friend, nated twenty-four. improve the life chances of others. and a person. The number of eminent and highly competitive post-graduation scholarship

MARCH 2007 19 programs for Americans has risen packed interview by a committee that affords an unrivaled opportunity for substantially in recent years, but the includes past Rhodes Scholars and to cultural enrichment: more than 130 Rhodes is still the gold standard, if which the applicants must demon- nationalities are represented in its nowhere else than in public percep- strate depth of reflection on why student body of over 18,000. And few, tion. Established in 1902 from the Oxford and its programs are an ideal if any, universities in the world offer estate of Cecil Rhodes, a legendary fit for them. richer options for study or a more British-born South African business- venerable faculty than the nine-hundred- man, mining magnate, and politician year-old institution. Discipline, self- who founded the monopolistic diamond “[At Oxford] I came motivation, and independent scholar- company De Beers and colonized the ship are the Oxford way; students state of Rhodesia (now Zambia and to see the whole global might go weeks without consulting Zimbabwe), the program each year picture of my academic their mentors. But for those with awards full-cost scholarships to thirty- vision, ingenuity, and a penchant for two American college seniors for two discipline, and to first hard work, the outcomes can far sur- years (with the possibility of a third get a sense of where pass the credential. They can include year) of study at Oxford University in the attainment of wisdom and lifelong England, the oldest university in the I fit into it. The world habits of entrepreneurial endeavor English-speaking world and among was much wider and achievement. the most esteemed anywhere on Earth. “[At Oxford] I came to see the “Intellectual distinction is a neces- than it had seemed in whole global picture of my academic sary but not sufficient condition for Winston-Salem.” discipline, and to first get a sense of election to a Rhodes Scholarship,” its where I fit into it,” Chapman recalls. official description states. “Selection “The world was much wider than —RICHARD CHAPMAN (’86) committees are charged to seek excel- it had seemed in Winston-Salem.” lence in qualities of mind and in quali- Robert Esther (’91), who became Wake ties of person which, in combination, “The process requires vast resources Forest’s fourth modern Rhodes winner, offer the promise of effective service of will and energy,” says James Bare- says his time in Oxford “mostly rein- to the world in the decades ahead.” field, professor emeritus of history who forced my own predisposition to draw Each of sixteen regional committees mentored the earliest of the school’s on different disciplines. As a history chooses two recipients from among recent Rhodes winners. “In writing major at Wake Forest, I valued the those nominated by colleges and uni- their essays, they have to get them- opportunity to work intensely in the versities from all fifty states. Each year, selves into eight hundred words— sciences and humanities. The history roughly twelve hundred scholastic what they’re really about. It can’t be curriculum at Oxford was very open stars apply for the Rhodes, but that surface stuff. You can’t fake it. The and exposed me to different academic number fails to account for the hun- only way they’ll get the scholarship is areas and new approaches to asking dreds of additional bright and accom- if the person [the committee mem- and answering questions.” plished students who covet the scholar- bers] see on paper is the one in front Maria Merritt (’87), who extended ship but don’t bother to apply because of them. And there is so much luck her scholarship for a third year, attrib- they feel they have no chance of win- involved. Who else from your school utes her decision to forego medical ning. The very application process can has applied that year? What sort of school to pursue a doctoral degree be daunting—a grueling and stressful questions does the committee ask in and an academic career in philosophy ordeal that includes soliciting eight your interview? Everything has to go to the example of her mentors at letters of application; writing an eight- just right.” Oxford. “The experience,” she says, hundred-word essay that not only But the few who prevail are rewarded “made me a much more independent must be composed impeccably but with an experience unlike any other: and self-motivated thinker.” Charlotte also must articulate distinctiveness of total immersion in the one-of-a-kind Opal (’97), whose favorite pastime vision and fervency and authenticity of intellectual and social ambience that at Oxford was taking winter walks passion; and a harrowing and pressure- is Oxford. The student body alone through Port Meadow, a pasture

20 WAKE FOREST MAGAZINE owned jointly by the “Commoners of Wolvercote” for over a millennium, to the Trout pub to drink mulled wine, feels privileged to have studied at Oxford with “super achievers” from all parts of the world. “I feel a special responsibility to ensure that I utilize this privilege to the fullest,” she says. “I am constantly evaluating my work. Am I functioning at my highest poten- tial? Am I achieving all that I can?” Three years after the scholarship was founded, Wake Forest received its first Rhodes, awarded to Harry Trantham (1905). The next arrived thirteen years later, when Robert Lee Humber (’18, LLB ’21) of Greenville P R O G R A M F O R S C H O L A R S won. Known for his sophistication and A erudition, Humber became an interna- HE WAKE FOREST SCHOLARS PROGRAM tional lawyer of renown and resided in seeks to identify and assist recent graduates Paris for a number of years. Perhaps as T as well as students who are qualified for and a result of having come of age during interested in post-graduate scholarships, fellow- World War I, he helped found and was ships, and service programs. active in the World Federalist Move- Created in 2003, the office strives to match ment and lectured widely on world one’s gifts, interests, and achievements with peace. In North Carolina, he was best possible funding in a wide range of known for his role in founding and disciplines and programs for potentially developing the State Art Museum in life-changing domestic and international Raleigh. A lifelong Wake Forest bene- research and academic experiences. factor, Humber served a term as chair Recent graduates with strong under- of its Board of Trustees and urged graduate academic and extracurricular many of its brightest students over the records and strengths of experience in years—including an exceptionally graduate and professional schooling, promising lad from a small North Caro- business, education, and other pursuits lina town named Edwin G. Wilson, Jr. are urged to contact program director (’43)—to apply for the Rhodes. But Thomas O. Phillips (’74, MA ’78) at very few did. “Wake Forest always had [email protected] to note their interest students who could have been Rhodes in possible funding. Among the large Scholars,” Wilson says, “but there was roster of awards available for domestic not a concerted effort to encourage it.” or international study are scholarships But during Wilson’s early years as for alumni ages 24 and 35. dean and provost, events transpired that changed the climate. First, in the early sixties, he facilitated the creation of an interdisciplinary honors program Thomas O. Phillips (’74, MA ’78) to engage superior students. Then, in 1968, alumnus Guy T. Carswell For more information, go to www.wfu.edu/scholars. (’22, LLD ’62) bequeathed half of his

MARCH 2007 21 bright students fairly quickly.” Enrich- ing that mass was what might be termed the “competition factor:” vying for a Reynolds is an intense experience, which conditions and builds confidence in winners to compete for the most coveted of post-graduation scholarships as upperclassmen. It is no coincidence that all eleven of Wake Forest’s modern Rhodes Scholars had academic schol- arships, and that all but one was either a Reynolds or a Carswell. As Phillips observes, “Cream tends to rise to the top.” The critical mass is being con- centrated at the top even more by the conversion three years ago of the Cars- well to a full-ride merit scholarship. Attracting top students with schol- arship money is one thing; cultivating their potential once they are enrolled is another. In Barefield, the University had an exceptionally talented and ded- icated faculty member in that capacity. Teaching for more than thirty years in the Honors Program, he was a friend and mentor to generations of Wake Forest’s finest students and functioned as the College’s unofficial Rhodes adviser until 1998. Having retired from full faculty status in 2004, he still teaches classes each fall. “Jim Barefield is a truly remarkable James Barefield: skilled at ‘seeing an intellectual spark.’ teacher,” Wilson says. “I know of no one on our faculty who was better at estate—$1.3 million—to the College, such as the University of North Caro- analyzing, discovering, and encourag- from which it created an academic lina with its Morehead. The playing ing the truly great student. He is par- merit scholarship fund. Carswell field, though, started to level for Wake ticularly skilled at seeing an intellec- grants, valued at up to $2,000 a year Forest in 1982 when it inaugurated tual spark or excitement for learning (which for many years constituted the Reynolds Scholarship. “Wake in a young person that might not half of Wake Forest’s tuition), were, Forest was among the institutions in always be apparent to others.” in Wilson’s words, “the first effort to the South that realized that full schol- By the late seventies and early go out and invite the best students to arships was an avenue to stop the best eighties, Wilson and Barefield, among come to Wake Forest.” Southern students from going north others on the faculty and staff, were Still, with only the half-tuition for college,” notes Thomas O. Phillips intentionally looking for qualities in Carswell at its disposal, the University (’74, MA ’78), director of the Wake their best students that conformed to found it difficult to compete for the Forest Scholars Program. “With the the Rhodes profile and then encour- best students with peer institutions advent of the Reynolds, we began to aging the best prospects to apply. that offered full-ride merit scholarships, develop a larger critical mass of very “The [Rhodes] program has changed

22 WAKE FOREST MAGAZINE an awful lot over the years,” Barefield Johns Hopkins. As an undergraduate, notes. “It used to be a kind of ‘Tennis, Esther had his sights on a medical anyone?’ situation, in which the selec- “In writing their essays, career, but his major was history and tion committee would look for some- he did a summer internship at The one from Princeton in a white sweater. they have to get themselves Wall Street Journal. While at Oxford, It became much more expansive.” into 800 words—what he retraced poet John Keats’ famed In Barefield’s view, Chapman’s win- walking trek from London to Scotland. ning “broke the ice,” letting loose the they’re really about. Today, he is a pediatric oncologist on flow of winners that followed. “Sud- It can’t be surface stuff. the faculty of the University of North denly, [the Rhodes] became a possi- Carolina School of Medicine. bility for our competitive students,” You can’t fake it …. And “The Rhodes scholarship is a great he says. “It became part of their expec- there is so much luck opportunity for the Renaissance types, tations.” He notes that two of Wake but it’s not always the best fit for every Forest’s first four modern-era Rhodes involved. Who else from student,” says Katy Harriger, a profes- recipients were not Reynolds Scholars, your school has applied sor of political science who served as having instead been given the “runner- post-graduate scholarship adviser from up prize” of the O.W. Wilson Scholar- that year? What sort 1999 to 2003. “I had a kid who would ship, a full-tuition grant without the of questions does the have been an excellent candidate, but stipend for summer study and other he wanted to go to medical school. He perks of the Reynolds. The perceived committee ask in your felt pressure to apply [for the Rhodes] slight no doubt supplied additional interview? Everything has but it wasn’t what he really wanted to motivation. “As competitive people,” do, and he didn’t. I respected him for he says, “they were happy to show to go just right.” that.” Barefield routinely encouraged the Reynolds Committee that it had prospective applicants to examine them- been wrong.” —JAMES BAREFIELD selves and their motives carefully before- Chapman and Merritt exemplified a hand and talked a number of students quality seen in many of Wake Forest’s out of applying over the years because Rhodes Scholars: varied academic and he didn’t think it would be in their extracurricular talents and interests. best interests. “But applicants do get “Richard was very good in literature benefit [from the process] even if they as well as math,” Barefield recalls. “He are unsuccessful,” he notes, “because wrote an art history paper in Venice it leads them to self-examination. It that [longtime Venice Program teacher] makes them think about themselves Teresio Pignatti thought could have and their future in a deeper way.” been published.” As an undergraduate, If, as someone once said, prepara- Merritt majored in biology, but switched tion is 90 percent of success, then to philosophy and Italian at Oxford, the Wake Forest Rhodes run should where she won a poetry contest. At come as no surprise. “While I clearly Wake Forest, she competed on the Health. Today, she is a first-year faculty matured and developed personally and track and cross-country teams as a member at the Johns Hopkins School intellectually at Oxford, those experi- walk-on and was active in the campus of Public Health, where she probes, ences were and remain clearly second- Literary Society. On trips to Italy while among other problems pertinent to ary in my mind to my experiences at Oxford, she worked at a summer science and philosophy, the ethics of as an undergraduate at Wake Forest,” camp and picked apples. Merritt went medical research on human subjects. Esther says. “Without the challenges on to earn a doctoral degree in philos- Scott Pretorius (’89) excelled in chem- of the curriculum and the intellectual ophy from the University of California istry in college and then studied Eng- and personal support of the Reynolds at Berkeley and did a fellowship in lish on his Rhodes Scholarship before program, none of what transpired at bioethics at the National Institutes of obtaining a degree in medicine at Oxford would have been possible.”

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A great run F O

In academics and athletics, senior Michelle Sikes sets the pace. R P

By Cherin C. Poovey (P ’08) T N E

ICHELLE SIKES LOVES RUN- “Wake Forest has exceeded all Clinico, a clinic for low-income D

MNING AND WINNING. On a my expectations,” Sikes said recently Hispanic residents in Winston- U chilly weekend last November, she as she stretched after a morning Salem. She also serves as a Student T S did both. run. Part of the Rhodes application Government representative. In Pittsburgh to interview for process was asking eight people to Sikes acknowledges that running the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship, write letters on my behalf. Five of is the part of her day that she most Sikes was not about to let the day go those letters came from College looks forward to. “I love to spend by without a good run. She took to professors, one from a law professor, time with my friends and compete the streets, exploring the city with a and one from the director of athletics, in the sport I love,” she says. “I fellow Rhodes candidate. Later that she said. “The network of support would do it even if I didn’t have a day she learned she had become team around me.” Wake Forest’s newest Rhodes A 2001 state champion and 2002 Scholar—its eleventh since 1986. “I love to spend time with All-American at her high school in Sikes, a mathematical economics my friends and compete Ohio, Sikes placed second in her major and captain of the women’s collegiate debut and was named cross-country team whose senior-year in the sport I love. I ACC Rookie of the Year in 2003. Her resume is a laundry list of academic would do it even if I didn’t athletic honors include Academic and athletic honors, will travel to All-ACC, All Southeast-Region, and Oxford University next fall for two have a team around me.” two-time ACC Performer of the years of study. She hopes to pursue Week. She paced the women’s cross- a master’s degree in economics as you find at Wake Forest is one of country team to a 27th overall finish well as a master’s of science in global those intangibles that you don’t appre- at the 2006 NCAA Championships health sciences, that will prepare ciate until you’re applying for gradu- in Terre Haute, Indiana, finishing her for a career related to her area ate school or a job in the real world.” thirteenth overall out of 253 runners of interest—organ donation. Michael Lawlor, professor of eco- in the 6K race. Sikes earned All- When Sikes was a high school nomics and Sikes’ academic advisor, American honors as a result of her senior in Lakewood, Ohio, she was says she has been a great student. finish in the top 30. looking for a school that successfully “Michelle is really interested in the In May, as she prepares to walk combined top-level programs in notion of applying economics to across the stage at Commencement, academics and athletics. She consid- crucial social issues,” he says. To Sikes says she will probably be ered Duke and Stanford, as well as fulfill a requirement for her health reflecting on how amazing the last Wake Forest. She was impressed policy administration minor, she four years have been and how much with Wake Forest’s small-school worked last summer at the American she’s looking forward to the next atmosphere and Division 1 program. Enterprise Institute for Public Policy, two. “I feel so fortunate to have She connected well with her future a think tank of scholars who actively had the opportunity to enjoy stim- coach, Annie Bennett, and enjoyed research in health, political science, ulating academics, membership the friendliness of the women on the and economics. She was a health in an intensely competitive sports cross-country team. All those factors, policy intern for a researcher study- conference, and an incomparably combined with what she considered ing the organ donation system. supportive and friendly environment great weather, led her to choose Fluent in Spanish, Sikes volun- during my time here.” Wake Forest. teers as an interpreter at El Centro

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The Hermit in the Wait Chapel Tower

Samuel Weber—the first Roman Catholic priest ever appointed to the divinity faculty of an institution with Baptist heritage—helps infuse Wake Forest Divinity School with “true ecumenism.”

By David Fyten

EV. SAMUEL F. WEBER, from his monastery, he is classi- RO.S.B., is a man of rou- fied as a hermit. tine. Most weekdays he eats his His scholarship mirrors his midday meal in the Reynolda conservatism, in the classic Hall dining area officially called sense of the word. A skilled the Fresh Food Company but organist and expert in liturgical known still to many on campus music, he has been commis- as simply “The Pit.” He teaches sioned to create a Benedictine in late afternoon on Mondays Monastic Office for the Saint and Wednesdays, attends faculty Bernard Abbey in Cullman, functions, and meets with students a voluminous tome that regulates Alabama, and Propers of the Mass of by appointment in his office in the every aspect of monastic life, from the Roman Rite for the Archdiocese tower of Wait Chapel. Otherwise, dress and diet to strict obedience of of Charleston, South Carolina—the he almost certainly is in his unit in superiors and moderation of speech, former a ten-year project. His work Faculty Apartments, living the life including periods of complete silence. includes text translation, commis- of a Roman Catholic monk as it has Seven times each day at specified sioning of poets to translate hymns, been lived for fourteen centuries. hours, Weber recites aloud sets of and composition and arrangement of Weber, an associate professor of prayers in Latin known in the aggre- chant melodies based on the monas- early Christianity and spiritual for- gate as the Divine Office, or Canon- tic tradition. He even does the design mation at the Wake Forest Divinity ical Hours. Other times are given to and layout, basing his musical nota- School, is a priest in the Order of study and work. The monastic disci- tion on a form developed for chant Saint Benedict, a monastic order pline is one of solitude and separate- a millenium ago. He also has pre- founded by its namesake in the sixth ness, with no purpose in life other pared a hymnal and settings for all century. Weber, like all Benedictines, than to exist and to serve God and Lauds and Vespers for the entire litur- adheres to the Rule of Saint Benedict, one’s spiritual community. Apart gical year, has completed a setting of

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R faculty of an institution with Baptist P heritage. It is he, along with the rabbi and other faculty members with diverse theological and denomi- national backgrounds, who give Wake Forest Divinity School its dis- tinctively—and, among its peer institutions, uniquely—ecumenical focus, and its graduates an informed and inclusive outlook toward other religions and beliefs. Born Fred Lewis Weber (“Samuel” is his religious name) in Chicago in 1947, Weber was raised by devoutly Catholic parents in a blue-collar neighborhood. Despite the working- class environment, he attended Benedictine schools from first grade on, receiving a liberal education permeated with philosophy, Latin, theology, and other classical subjects. “It was a very happy environment; very secure,” says Weber of his home life and schooling. “At school, we prayed the Canonical Hours and generally lived the life of the liturgy every day. It was a wonderful educa- tion. I’m so grateful for it.” Hearing the call of God, Weber entered the monastery in 1963 and Samuel Weber: ‘True ecumenism is telling your story with an attitude of respect.’ professed his religious vows in 1969 upon graduating from Benedictine- the Passion of Saint John for parish Weber strikes even the most casual affiliated Saint Meinrad College in use, and responds to occasional acquaintance as one who knows pre- Indiana. He went on to earn a requests from cathedrals and parishes cisely who he is, who is true to it, Master of Divinity degree from Saint around the country for various litur- and who makes no apologies or Meinrad School of Theology, a gical works. compromises in expressing it. Master of Arts in Greek and Latin But this is no dour ascetic we’re Weber and others also know pre- Literature and Ancient Art and talking about here. A warm and cisely what he represents, and con- Archeology from the University of open man with a quick smile and tributes, to Wake Forest and its Colorado, and a Licentiate in Sacred sense of humor, he enjoys reading a divinity program. It wasn’t too long Theology from the Pontifical Athe- Louis L’Amour novel or watching a ago that the presence of a Roman naeum in Rome. He has studied and comedy on DVD as much as the Catholic clergyman on the divinity done research in Europe, has been next guy. Precise in his thinking and faculty of a historically Baptist insti- a regular lecturer at the Southern articulate in his expression, Sam tution would have been unthinkable. Baptist Theological Seminary in

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Louisville, Kentucky, and has been Thomas K. Hearn, Jr., with “setting projects from the start. The environ- L a visiting professor at the Louisville the tone” for his successful tenure. ment here is so life giving; it’s as if I F

Presbyterian Seminary and the Lex- “Dr. Hearn and I talked at great Wake Forest wants to say, ‘Let us O ington Theological Seminary in Ken- length about spiritual subjects and give life to the human family.’ My R tucky. During the summer, he has his vision for the Divinity School,” he experience has been totally positive.” P taught at the Liturgical Institute in Weber has not the slightest of Illinois, serving as choirmaster of doubts about the veracity of his its summer sessions. He edits and “The two things that faith, but in his courses on Catholic contributes to the Saint Meinrad spirituality, church history, worship, Liturgical Music series and the matter most are and Latin, he makes no attempts to Resources for the Divine Office to know the truth and proselytize. “I’ve never been expect- series, has served as an associate ed to be anything other than what I editor of the American Benedictine to be in love. My job am, and I don’t expect my students Review, and contributes to a variety is to tell my story— to be anything other than what they of periodicals and journals. are,” he states. “The two things that Weber was on the faculty of St. to teach the fullness matter most are to know the truth Meinrad College in 1998–99 when a of Catholic truth.” and to be in love. My job is to tell surprising but intriguing opportunity my story—to teach the fullness of presented itself. Wake Forest was in Catholic truth.” the process of assembling a faculty says. “He did everything he could to “We are here not to argue,” he in preparation for opening its new foster my presence here and encour- goes on. “We are here to do what divinity school in fall 1999 and age me. I can’t tell you how warm we can, not what we can’t. True ecu- sought to appoint a Catholic priest the welcome here has been for me.” menism is telling your story with to advance its ecumenical agenda. He describes Wake Forest as “a an attitude of respect. Consider the Through contacts at Belmont Abbey, wonderful place” to teach. “The stu- Latin origin of the word ‘respect’— a Benedictine college in Charlotte, dents are excellent and a joy to work re+spicere, which means to look Wake Forest officials learned of with, and the administration is so upon another with an intention of Weber and extended an offer. Weber sensitive and responsive. As for my good will. We bear any tensions we sought the guidance and approval of commissions and scholarly work, might have [in the classroom] in a his abbot at St. Meinrad, who gave Dean Leonard has nurtured my spirit of blessing for the greater good.” his blessing. In May 1999, one week after Weber’s appointment was announced on Vatican Radio, Francis Cardinal Arinze, the eminent Cath- olic prelate who oversees the preser- vation and renewal of the traditional Roman Rite liturgy worldwide, came to Wake Forest as its Commencement speaker. In the presence of the gath- ered dignitaries, Arinze said to Weber: “The Holy Father knows of your good work here and sends you his blessing.” Later, the cardinal spoke to Weber privately about the importance of the appointment and its ecumenical implications. Weber credits Dean Bill J. Leonard, and especially former President In his courses, Weber makes no attempt to proselytize.

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N South Florida Sun-Sentinel O C

PPOSITE WORLD IS COOL. 18,000 students, Louisville 25,000. back in September when they man- O Demon Deacons coach Jim Grobe aged to block a last-second field goal That’s what we learned here had to put a team together with attempt to beat lowly Duke. Despite Tuesday night at the FedEx Orange local kids who weren’t highly losses to Clemson and Virginia Tech, Bowl. In a game featuring a school recruited or necessarily motivated the Demon Deacons never went no one ever expected to be in a BCS by the size of a school’s stadium away. They beat Georgia Tech and game and in a game many thought or, ironically, its chance of playing Florida State and Maryland on the would be tedious because it had no in a BCS game. road. And they did it all after losing national championship implications Wake Forest. In a BCS game. their starting quarterback, running or pre-game hype—tiny Wake Forest Only in opposite world. back and left tackle. gave Louisville’s emerging program Think about it: If every current And now this. and an announced crowd of 74,470 undergraduate and graduate student After going down 10–3 after a memorable game. at Wake Forest attended Tuesday’s Louisville stole a play from their How refreshing. Suddenly, a game, Dolphin Stadium would playbook by scoring on a modified BCS game didn’t have to be life- have mirrored a Tuesday afternoon flea flicker, Cinderella got mad. and-death to be appealing. It didn’t game in August between the Marlins Wake Forest tied the game on a have to come down to a coach’s and Nationals. Heck, if every living 30-yard touchdown to Nate Morton job on the line. It didn’t have to Wake Forest graduate attended from Riley Skinner, formerly the feature behemoths like Florida State the Orange Bowl, there would Deacons’ third-string quarterback. or Miami. It could star a small, have still been 20,000 empty seats Then they took the lead in the tie-dyed school from Winston-Salem, Tuesday night. fourth quarter on a 36-yard field North Carolina. But here were the Demon goal by Sam Swank. But they fum- Yes, the favored Cardinals won, Deacons playing in a BCS game bled deep inside Cardinals territory scoring 14 fourth-quarter points in front of probably the largest twice, and they couldn’t stop the to beat the Demon Deacons 24–13. gathering of Wake Forest alumni No. 5-ranked Cardinals in the fourth But how could you not come away in school history. Black and gold, quarter. Suddenly, the magic had from this game enamored by the tie-dyed crazies from Winston- run out. Midnight had approached. Demon Deacons? Wake Forest. The Salem, North Carolina. The kind of It was too bad, really. little engine that could…I think I students who celebrate school vic- Back to the real world. can…I think I can…How could you tories by covering the center of not like a school of 6,700 students, campus with toilet paper. Every only 4,300 undergraduates, stuffing Deadhead should adopt this school. it to those ACC giants like Florida Jerry Garcia meets Mr. Whipple. State? How could you not like the The smallest school and coolest. smallest school ever to compete in And a team that refused to believe a BCS game? it couldn’t succeed. These things don’t happen any- This was the culmination for the This column appeared in the South more in big-time college football. Demon Deacons of an improbable Florida Sun-Sentinel on January 3, Heck, even “little” Boise State has year, one that could have been lost 2007, and is reprinted with permission.

48 WAKE FOREST MAGAZINE Sign of the Times

When Mike Huffman (’64) and his wife Nancy planned a family trip to New York City for the holidays, they did it long before they knew Wake Forest would be competing for its first ACC football championship in thirty-six years. The Huffmans, along with their children and grandchildren, were walking back to their hotel via Times Square when the T

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