The photo is from the Alumni Homecoming Chapel in 2007. Ginny and Fran Hollett were two of the first ones to arrive. Red Jacket. WABASH pin. Wabash smile. To post your favorite […]
Archives: September, 2008
I was pretty sure this day would never come. After all, something told me that Ginny Hays just might live forever. It’s that way with all lovely young women who are timeless […]
“Asleep with Heroes.” That was the title of the email I received. That simple marker at Arlington National Cemetery marks Bob’s final resting place. Bob fought the Big “C” longer than anyone […]
Former Wabash professor Finley Campbell, in town for the Malcolm X Institute for Black Studies Alumni Weekend, stopped by the office last week. Finley wanted to look through some old yearbooks. He […]
Wabash dedicated the renovated Delt house and the brand new TKE house on Saturday, September 20, 2008. The Delts had a “regular” dedication – a couple of short talks and a ribbon […]
Jump ball! In keeping with the “more pictures and much less prose” feedback, here’s two photo albums of the football game and the events surrounding it. Album #1 Album #2
The Mall earlier today. Beautiful day…not a cloud in the sky. Temperature perfect. Faculty, staff, students, friends, and families plus free lunch. Perfect? Not quite. If you have been on campus sometime […]
I caught sight of Bill Cook ’66 in Chapel the other day as we were singing “Old Wabash”. Bill is back on campus this year filling in for Bill Placher ’70 who […]
Wabash will host an Alumni Swim Meet at Homecoming – October 4, 2008 at 10:00 AM. Wabash legendary Coach Gail Pebworth will be the honorary starter. No, Michael Phelps won’t be there…but […]
(From the press release) “Marc A. Nichols has been appointed Chief Operating Officer and General Counsel for Green Advantage. Nichols was most recently acting Executive Director for SB NOW, a community-based non-profit […]
“Way to go, Hogs!” was the yell. Not quite sure who yelled it, but i knew she meant it with all due respect. The offensive line gave Matt Hudson time to throw […]
Yesterday in Chapel Dean of Students Mike Raters ’85 did a great job of communicating the challenges and opportunities of the Gentleman’s Rule. Before that, he spent just a little time thanking […]
Dean of Students Mike Raters ’85 looks right into the soul of some freshmen as he talked about the Gentleman’s Rule in Chapel today. Mike did a great job – drawing on […]
Art Howe ’82 sent this to me yesterday… “When I was visiting the College in early June, I stopped by to chat with Bill Placher, who told me that he was doing […]
John Harvey ’86, pastor of the Serenity Christian Church in Hazel Park, Michigan, has been elected as the Vice President of the National Convocation of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). For […]
Talk about a range of emotions. That’s Jim Roper ’68 and his son Jesse at Fort Carson in Colorado. Jesse is on the way to Iraq and Jim was there to send […]
Yesterday, the bench was covered with a tarp…wet day…needed to protect the masterpiece… Today…early… we had the opportunity to see the Kappa Sig’s artwork. Nicely done, especially the star. The rain/moisture played […]
Last Saturday I dropped by the senior bench-no guards that morning. As you can see, the Lambda Chis had been there. The paint scheme is very interesting. We lost Patrick last year-a […]
