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Mark Miles '76 – Indy's New Super Bowl Star

Alumni Relations

Jan 31, 2008

Mark Miles, Wabash Class of 1976, will lead the Indianapolis effort to get a Super Bowl at the new Lucas Oil stadium in 2012. Mark is currently president and CEO of Central […]

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Good Morning Colorado!

Alumni Relations

Jan 30, 2008

Took the picture earlier this morning.  The mountains are just becoming visible above the building as the sun paints the clouds with interesting colors.  It only lasts a few minutes… We had […]

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Jared Grigsby '01 – Half The Man He Once Was

Alumni Relations

Jan 29, 2008

Jared files this report. “After working in Crawfordsville for six years after my undergrad career, I moved to Muncie, Ind., on January 6, 2008, and am pursuing a Masters of Arts in […]

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Prunier and Prunier – It's Family Chemistry

Alumni Relations

Jan 28, 2008

That’s Steven Prunier ’09 and his father Mike ’72 at Friday’s Celebration of Student Research. Steven was presenting on his research on the use of non-metallic chemical compounds for chemical reactions requiring […]

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Beers and Careers – Now You're Talking

Alumni Relations

Jan 25, 2008

Beers and Careers – now that’s just about perfect for a bunch of Wallys! In a unique partnership between the board of directors of the National Association of Wabash Men (Alumni Association), […]

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Tim Guiden '82 – On To Second Career

Alumni Relations

Jan 24, 2008

Tim Guiden ’82 retired after 21 years with the Air Force and has moved to God’s country–Mt. Calvary, Wisconsin–according to his report. After a career as an Air Force lawyer, he’s really […]

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Joven '89 Running for Judge

Alumni Relations

Jan 20, 2008

Jim Joven, Wabash Class of 1989, is running for Marion County Circuit Court Judge. Jim is an experienced attorney and has practiced law in Indiana since 1992. Jim has worked in private […]

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Just send my stuff!

Alumni Relations

Jan 20, 2008

Taken through the window of Maddy’s room a little bit ago…Pike’s Peak in the background and barely a cloud in the sky.  You can just send my stuff out here…. Wait a […]

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Grunge (GaBunge) In Colorado Springs

Alumni Relations

Jan 17, 2008

Sorry I haven’t made a post for a couple of days – Carol and the Grunge have driven a Penske to Colorado from Indiana. No Colorado pics yet – it was 40 […]

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These Guys Are Good!

Alumni Relations

Jan 14, 2008

Check it out…you can read about the newest Arch on campus here. It certainly looks like it’s real. We actually had guys walking around it rather than under it. It generated a […]

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"Arch" Madness Gripping the Campus

Alumni Relations

Jan 11, 2008

There’s hasn’t been this much buzz on campus since, well, since Tommy’s went away. For a few more photos, click here. Tune in to the web site on Monday when all will […]

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"Arch"-ery Driving the Wabash Community Wild

Alumni Relations

Jan 10, 2008

It’s all about the Arch…not this one mind you, but the new, mysterious one at Wabash. Right in the middle of the Mall. Haven’t seen the story and all the comments yet? […]

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Patterson Family In Force at Basketball Game

Alumni Relations

Jan 10, 2008

This is Jay and Jan Patterson’s family (Jay is the Class of 1965 and one of their class agents) as they prepared to attend the Wabash-Trinity basketball game on December 29, 2008 […]

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Bio Major Earns "Distinction" on Comps With Giant Snake

Alumni Relations

Jan 09, 2008

Just kidding… A couple of days ago a pipe burst in the ceiling of Detchon (Yandes for several of you!) While a lot of water made it’s way from the ceiling to […]

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Wabash To Honor Martin L. King Jr.

Alumni Relations

Jan 08, 2008

Wabash will celebrate the life and and legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. on January 21, 2008. It doesn’t seem possible that Dr. King was assassinated 40 years ago this coming April! […]

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Sphinx Club – On Duty in San Antonio

Alumni Relations

Jan 07, 2008

Several folks told us in San Antonio that they were impressed with the way Wabash travels – there always seems to be a good crowd for a Wabash sports team. †Of course, […]

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Holidays Bonus

Alumni Relations

Jan 04, 2008

Bonus features – at no extra charge! Photos of the Riverwalk and downtown San Antonio, click here. The Wabash basketball team in action, click here.

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Brandon – This One's For You!

Alumni Relations

Jan 04, 2008

That’s Brandon McKinney, Wabash Class of 2009. †Brandon came to the game Wabash played against Trinity in San Antonio. †We spent a little time catching up – I mentioned I hadn’t seen […]

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