Celebrating Pan-Hel 2007 – all 10 fraternities at Wabash. Same as in your day…the Golden Years of Wabash… Of course my classmates think that was in 1971 and a couple of years […]
Archives: March, 2007
Took this picture in front of Caleb Mills House. There’s an indication of the fact that Spring is here in the picture. No it isn’t the short sleeve shirts or the shorts […]
Just finished one of those mini walks across campus. The "something" tree over near Forest Hall and Caleb Mills is alive with new buds. (It’s a something tree because I am not […]
That’s alumnus Craig Green ’59 at the Honor Scholars dinner last Friday. As youcan see, he grabbed the attention of the potential students at his table that night. Alumni play an important […]
Last Friday night, I caught part of the cricket match on the Mall between the Lilly Library and the Hays Science Hall. The batsman has just sent a nice shot off to […]
Honors Weekend is one of the busiest on campus. This year we welcomed over 300 potential students and their families to campus. With an event of this magnitude, everyone pitches in. Wabash […]
It’s Honors Weekend. †As you can imagine, all of the fraternity houses are doing a great job of showcasing their particular strengths. The Betas? Well, from the looks of it, they are […]
Andrew Shelton, Wabash 2003, is in the Indiana business news. †In the classic model, Andrew took a business idea, researched it, bounced the idea off of others (including noted businessman Fred Wilson […]
So…the question is sometimes asked: "Is a liberal arts college able to adjust and adapt in the modern day?" Put another way – can a liberal arts college prepare someone for a […]
Biotechnology company Alkermes Inc. said Monday David Broecker, Wabash ’83, will become president and chief executive effective April 1 as part of its management succession plan. Broecker is currently president and chief […]
If you are headed down to Costa Rica and looking for a place to stay, check with alumnus Jim Twomey ’54. Jim and his wife run a B & B there (photo […]
Damon R. Leichty, Wabash ’94, was recently named a partner in the South Bend law offices of Barnes and Thornburg. He concentrates his practice in products liability, as well as contract, property, […]
Pictured: Bob Wild ’59, Commander Karl Cooke ’86, USN, Tom Runge, and Richard Bowen, Glee Club director, and F-111F 390 (the best war machine ever to take flight, IMHO) So, Bob, Richard […]
Alumnus Dan Susie ’68 appeared on the cover of a Texas Lawyer article on lawyers making moves between big firms in Texas. Dan spent 24 years at Strasburger and loved it but […]
I ventured out yesterday on campus with the camera – first time I was able to get a good shot of the senior bench since the snowstorm. One measure of a person’s […]