Dr. Adam M. Paarlberg ’04 has joined Beech Grove Family Medicine of St. Francis Medical Group in Beech Grove, IN.  He most recently worked in the emergency department at Rushville Memorial Hospital and […]

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That’s Ron Shelby ’70 standing on the Great Wall of China.  Can’t blame him for smiling. Ron tells us the Wall was crowded…  Of course, there’s also a lot of wall there!!! […]

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Kelley House ’90 and his family are on vacation in Hilton Head, S.C.  What are the odds they would find a boat named the Little Giant? Pretty good, it looks like!  “OK, […]

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Football starts September 10, 2011.  Away to Wooster.  We’ll be back here at home on September 17th. Despite the heat and lack of rain, the field still looks great!!! The Grunge is […]

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The Class of 1967 class agent newsletter reports from John May ’67 that even the L.A. Times has heard of Wabash!  Click here to link to the L.A. Times Crossword Puzzle and then […]

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The event in June:  A beautiful traditional wedding in southern Poland. Who would guess that three of the guests and the groom all had ties to Wabash College in Indiana, USA?  Amidst the […]

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That’s Brad Johnson ’71 and classmate Jon Pactor ’71 posing with a low cost but effective option for a 47-0 license.  No doubt the stick-on numbers allow for future flexibility, if need […]

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The soccer field is coming along nicely.  It appears the major work is done, the seats are almost in, and all that’s left is to complete the finer points of the construction. […]

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Booth Jameson ’88 is the new Director of Federal Affairs for the American Chemistry Council, located in Washington, D.C.

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By Kyle Bender ’12 & Tyler Wade ’12 Days 5 and 6—Evansville and Indianapolis: After a good time catching up with Jeff Soller in Louisville and finally getting a hold of Chris […]

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Jon Foust ’98 joins in the American spirit of summer Little League baseball in the theater comedy “Rounding Third,” currently running at the Greater Shelby Community Theater in Shelby, NC.  Jon plays one […]

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Over 100 golfers turned out on a blistering hot day for the annual Mitchum Crock, sponsored by the Indianapolis Association of Wabash Men, and to honor Mac (H’82) and Gloria Petty for […]

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Sometimes, all you have to do is post a picture here on the blog.  You don’t even need to add words like these… Not sure who sent it…not sure who owns the […]

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By Kyle Bender ’12 & Tyler Wade ’12 Whew…it’s been a crazy couple of days for the folks on the Wabash Road Trip as we had our longest day of driving and […]

Read More - Days 3 and 4—Fort Wayne, IN and Louisville, KY

You Tube Video…behind the scenes.  2011 Wabash Road Trip – Behind The Scenes

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Tonight – the Road Trip stop in Fort Wayne, IN – is my last Road Trip event.  Home tomorrow to mow the lawn, get caught up on emails, and other chores. The […]

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By Kyle Bender ’12 & Tyler Wade ’12 On October 21st, 1905 the Wabash College football team travelled to Notre Dame Stadium in Notre Dame, Indiana and defeated the Fighting Irish on […]

Read More - Day 2 – St. Joseph Valley

It’s Friday so we must be in South Bend.  We all met in the Notre Dame Bookstore.  An employee walked right up to us and said: “Wabash?  I know Wabash.  Good school.” […]

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