Caught up with Paul Toohey ’92 at the Grand Rapids dinner last Saturday. Paul’s a living example of the power of a liberal arts education. At Wabash Paul was a Political Science […]
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Jim Dashiell ’68 sent in this photo. He’s outfitted the crew, his grandchildren, in festive gear for the Holidays. Jim sure made it tough on Santa – not easy to equal or […]
Michael Bricker ’04 was featured recently in Indianapolis Monthly. That’s Michael on the right. Indianapolis Monthly gathered the most talented, and eligible, single men and women for this Valentine’s Day feature. Make […]
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Announced yesterday. Coach Mac Petty hanging up those size 42 sneakers. A boatload of years. A bigger boatload of victories. A storied basketball resume as a player and a coach. A national […]
That’s the layout in the Wooster gym. I kept looking at it and something just seemed different…then I noticed it…DePauw. Of course the questions remain… Will DePauw hang a Wabash banner…and will […]
This year’s senior swimming class started with one more, Patrick Woehnker. Patrick died in an accident, though, in their freshman year. His fellow swimmers have not forgotten and at their final home […]
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That’s Trustee Ray Kljajic ’78 on the top of Uhuru Peak, in Tanzania. Haven’t heard of Uhuru Peak? Think Mt. Kilimanjaro! Last fall Ray told me he was going to miss the […]
That’s the drift on the walkway behind our house. I had to use a rubber mallet to get the yardstick down to the cement. 12 inches of…sleet. Not snow, sleet. If you […]
That’s Coach Petty at the basketball game last Saturday. The sneakers look…odd. Or so I thought. Well, Coach Carpenter also had them on, the Kenyon coaches had them on…you get the picture. […]
Professor Rick Warner emailed me last night with a bit of a challenge. “Want to know where young alumni are? They’re on Facebook! Over 25 have been writing on my wall about […]
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We have discovered the causes of the problems experienced recently by the Grunge Report and are well on our way to fixing them or at least providing work-arounds. Thanks to you two, […]
Took this one last week (Thursday) during the snow storm. I had decided to make this some kind of wardrobe post…but then it hit me. I’m the guy who had the best […]
The Phoenix Theater is currently featuring the play Norway. You can read about it here. The reviews have been very good. What you may not have caught is the Wabash influence in […]
Saturday, January 29th is the annual Alumni Basketball game – you’ll see the stars of yesteryear battle it out. The game starts at 1:00 PM with the varsity game to follow at […]
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Charles McLaurin was invited by our men in the Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies to be a part of the programming for this past week and the celebrations surrounding the legacy […]
Every week or so I get the same call. “Hey Tom”, they say, “I am trying to contact XXXXX…do you have their number/email?” Of course, as a public servant, I pass on […]
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