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Archives: September, 2005


Master of the universes

Steve Charles

Sep 29, 2005

Steve Charles – More than a month before his novel Olympos made the New York Times extended bestseller list, Dan Simmons ’70 presented the first public reading from the book to a […]

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A journalist living humanely

Steve Charles

Sep 28, 2005

Steve Charles—TIME magazine Miami Bureau Chief Tim Padgett ’84 travels to New York next month to receive the Cabot Prize from Columbia University for his outstanding reporting on Latin America. But I’ve […]

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“We can get better!”

Steve Charles

Sep 28, 2005

Jim Amidon — As the home game photographer for Wabash’s athletic teams, I like to shoot more than just game action. Some of the best shots I get come after a game, […]

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“Gorgeous, disturbing, and grippingly alive”

Steve Charles

Sep 27, 2005

Jim Amidon — I read Joy Castro’s powerful memoir The Truth Book quite some time ago, before it was in print. I knew instantly that it had the grace and muscle to […]

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Floats that don’t float

Steve Charles

Sep 24, 2005

Jim Amidon — Many colleges and universities have Homecoming parades complete with bands and floats. I gather that many years ago that was the case here at Wabash. Today, though, the freshman […]

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Ah, Homecoming!

Steve Charles

Sep 23, 2005

Jim Amidon — Okay, I can side with some members of the faculty who say Homecoming is a giant sleep-depriving waste of time and leads to an unproductive week in the classroom. […]

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Robinson to Visit Campus, talk about Teach For America

Jim Amidon

Sep 22, 2005

Jeremy Robinson ’04 is working at an inner-city high school in Chicago with Teach For America. Jeremy, who is from Indianapolis, was a Lilly Scholar while at Wabash and a Summa Cum […]

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A Classroom Immersion

Howard Hewitt

Sep 20, 2005

Jim Amidon — Spending a couple of days in the Wabash classroom with Details magazine reporter Jeff Gordinier was precisely what the doctor ordered to start the school year. Over two days, […]

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