Mark Lee ’85 was a member of the 1982 National Championship basketball team. So, he began dealing with pressure and leadership challenges while still at Wabash. Mark is now serving all of […]
I have featured Wabash’s Sports Information Director Brent Harris in the blog before – true. However, I think this very short note tells you as much about the kind of guy he […]
10-12 inches of snow…in Dallas. Lot’s of areas with more snow up North but this is Dallas!
Friday morning, Feb 12, 2010. Temperature = 2 degrees F Add some moist air in the form of fog and… Just heard from Jay Patterson in Dallas – 10-12 inches of snow…and […]
Scott Gall ’96 and his wife Sarah own the Runners Flat in Cedar Falls, Iowa. You might be tempted to believe it’s just another place to buying running shoes and equipment. You […]
This note came from Dr. John Panozzo, our "family doctor" in Denver, Colorado. It speaks volumns about the important things in life. ————————————————————————————— Hi Tom. I have a piece for your blog. […]
Took this shot at the Wabash vs. Wooster basketball game. They were both cheering for the Bash! Wondered if they be sitting with each other at the end of the day…
That’s senior Chad Sorenson celebrating a touchdown earlier in the football season. Nothing out of the ordinary – Chad was always pretty much exactly where he needed to be. At the football […]
Read More - Chad Sorenson & Jacob Grow – Footballers and Future Docs
The true nature of any team is its collective ability to survive and prosper under adversity. The strength and character of the Wabash Football Family was clearly evident at the Football Awards […]
This piece is entitled "Billboard Landscape 4". It’s the work of alumnus Roscoe Wilson ’97, son of Kerry Wilson ’72. Kerry has to be one, proud Dad. Roscoe is an accomplished educator. […]
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
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
