The college community said "safe fini flight" to our most senior class agent, Major General Earl Johnson ’38, at the Pioneer Chapel this past weekend. The group was small – after all, […]
Read More - Major General Earl Johnson'38 – Some Little Giant
Archives: January, 2010
Indianapolis Monthly magazine runs a list of Top Doctors in it’s magazine on an annual basis. The last list was published in the November 2009 edition. What makes this listing so important is […]
Last year at this point, Rich Lehmann ’09 was just finishing Comps. A Sigma Chi and football player, who majored in Music, he was probably fully focused on greduation and whatever would […]
The absolute best written words in this blog are always from others. Here’s one I share without any extra words. Thanks to Sherry Ross for the link. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ A Wabash Man, […]
Here’s a little bit of the student technology survey released this week. – The percentage of students bringing their own computer to Wabash – 95.3% – The percentage of those that are […]
Read More - Wabash Technology Survey – This Might Surprise You
Professor David Hadley sent us some exciting news about Justin Grimmer ’05. Justin is finishing a program at the Harvard Department of Government and has accepted a teaching position in American Politics […]
I attended the Wabash – Oberlin basketball game this past weekend, took a few photos, and also had a chance to meet George Abram, the voice of Oberlin football and basketball. George […]
Cardiorobotics, a Rhode Island-based company pushing the barriers of robotics outward, is in the business news. They have just completed a public offering based upon their growth projections. At the center of this […]
Read More - Cardiorobotics and Dick Buckingham '67 in the News
One of the things that we constantly talk about is our alumni and their ability to help our current students in many ways. Well, here’s a chance for you, the helpful alumnus, […]
There are moments in your personal life story that you will never forget. The assassination of JFK. 911. Your wedding day. The birth of your children. The loss of a parent. There […]
You’ll see a lot of coverage about Martin Luther King Day on the news and elsewhere on our web site. I was only able to snap a couple of photos…. It occurred […]
Chris Black ’85 has been appointed the new Chief Financial Officer for APX Alarm Security Solutions Inc., one of the nation’s largest residential security alarm companies. Since Wabash, Chris has held several senior […]
The Hamilton County Wabash group hosted a Happy Hour last night at Jeff Eaton’s (Class of 1985) Barley Island Brewing Company in Noblesville, Indiana. Jeff’s establishment has been featured on this blog […]
From the Baker and Daniels press release: "Philip J. Gutwein II, a member of the benefits and executive compensation group who practices from the firm’s downtown Indianapolis office. Gutwein, who joined Baker […]
George Patton ’84, a Washington, DC-based attorney with the Indianapolis law firm of Bose McKinney & Evans LLP, has received the 2009 Distinguished Service Award fromt he National Center for States Courts. […]
Andy Reitz ’00, an attorney with the Ohio law firm of Faruki Ireland & Cox P.L.L., has been recognized as a Rising Star in the 2010 edition of the Ohio Super Lawyers […]
Tom Stanberry, Class of 1976 and current Wabash Trustee, has joined the Davis Brown Law Firm as a shareholder attorney. Stanberry practices in the business division’s financial institutions, public finance, and […]
Vic Powell called me yesterday with a small request: "Could you please post something on your blog for me?" Well, that just might be the easiest answer I have had to produce […]
