We’re in that interesting period between Christmas and New Years…time when the guys have all gone home (except the foreign students) and the campus is really quiet. It’s a time to sit […]
Archives: December, 2009
From earlier this morning. Mother Nature kept it snowing all day yesterday…but the scientific measurement of total accumulation on the Grunge’s patio furniture measured around 4 inches. Nevertheless, it looks great and […]
Sun King Brewery, an Indy-based brewery with principals Omar (’60) and Clay (’97) Robinson, was featured in the Indianapolis Star recently. Beers brewed locally are enjoying the highest level of Hoosier popularity […]
Read More - Tis The Season – Sun King Brewers Featured in Indy Star
Merry Christmas! And if you don’t celebrate Christmas, Happy Holidays / Holy Days! Late yesterday I made the transition to GaBunge (Grandpa Grunge). Good to try to put the database transitiion and […]
Sterling Carter, Class of 2007, is finishing up his two-year experience in the Peace Corps. He’s been serving in Niger. This is one point where my poor attempt at creating an executive […]
Wabash’s Patrick Burton, Assistant Professor of Biology, will be a featured presenter at an upcoming Science Series at Indiana State University. The series of presentations focuses on providing attendees with a look […]
In an interesting turn of events in Marion County, Ryan Vaughn ’00 has been selected by the Republican Caucus as their presidential candidate for the City-County Council. Ryan was selected over an […]
Read More - Ryan Vaughn '00 Selected For Key Leadership Role
Dean Reynolds of CBS News will be a Colloquium speaker at the 2010 Big Bash. That’s because the award-winning news correspondent, who has reported from near and far, is a member of […]
Finals start today. I thought I might include a photo of the blue book – but that might cause too much pre-Holidays stress. Just the sight of the blue book brings back…well, […]
That’s President Thad Seymour H’78, Wabash’s 11th President, in a photo I "borrowed" from NPR. President Seymour was featured in a photo album and story by NPR on the Independent Transportation Network (ITN). […]
I knew that headline might take readership into double digits…at least for a day! Wabash and DePauw alumni in the South Bend – Mishawaka areas were invited to be a part of […]
Bill Cook ’66 is a great guy – and in many ways his selection as the substitute for Bill Placher ’70 during Bill’s sabbatical year was a message from above. Bill Cook […]
Chris Cotterill. Class of 1999, has been appointed as Chief of Staff for Indianapolis mayor Greg Ballard. Chris previously served as Corporaiton Counsel for the city and his excellent leadership and work […]
Read More - Chris Cotterill '99 – Indy Mayor's New Chief of Staff
Dudley Burgess ’64, an experienced hiker and Grand Canyon veteran, led a group on family friends and Wabash alumni on a hike into and out of the Grand Canyon. It was…well…simply indescribable! […]
Read More - Dudley Burgess '64 Leads Grand Canyon Expedition
Sherry Ross, assistant to the Dean of Students and Second Mom to our 900 guys, got the Standing O at the conclusion of her Chapel talk yesterday. Sherry started out by telling […]
One of the neat things about coming back to Wabash after a 25 year plus hiatus has been to meet and get to know great people who share the Wabash experience but […]
Local Southmont and Wabash grad Blake Zachary ’03 has been honored with a 2009 Teacher of Excellence Award by the Southmont School Corporation. Blake is the Technology Director of South Montgomery Community […]
