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Archives: February, 2008


Grossnickle ’73 Shares “What’s the Difference” at Chapel

Howard Hewitt

Feb 28, 2008

Throughout his experiences working with colleges and universities, Wabash College Trustee Ted Grossnickle ’73 has come to appreciate the uniqueness of the College. In his Chapel talk he explored the difference and […]

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Hewitt Speaks of Social Change, Future

Steve Charles

Feb 21, 2008

Jim Amidon — In his Chapel talk Thursday, my friend and colleague Howard Hewitt discussed the events, people, and cultural phenomena that shaped his life and career. Paying particular attention to the […]

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Prof. Webb ’83 Talks on Duke Lacrosse Case

Jim Amidon

Feb 14, 2008

Howard W. Hewitt – The Duke Lacrosse case has significant implications for higher education, Professor of Religion Stephen Webb told students, faculty, and staff in Thursday’s Chapel Talk. Click here to hear […]

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Obama’s Field Director Turns Organizing Upside-Down

Brent Harris

Feb 11, 2008

Steve Charles—When I visited Jeremy Bird ’00 in Washington DC in the fall of 2005, he called his work as field director there for Wake-Up Wal-Mart “the best job I’ve had yet. […]

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A Desire to Serve

Steve Charles

Feb 11, 2008

Jim Amidon — There’s a pretty nasty stereotype some people in our community attach to Wabash College students. There’s a perception that Wabash guys all come from good homes, money, drive nice […]

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Hoffman ’85 Recalls His Wabash Days

Jim Amidon

Feb 07, 2008

Howard Hewitt – Steve Hoffman ’85 brought his story as a Wabash student and graduate to Thursday’s Chapel Talk. He brought along his experiences, stories, and humor to talk about the Wabash […]

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“His brightness and energy shined through”

Brent Harris

Feb 04, 2008

“Few have done more for Wabash in as many ways as Paul Mielke, and the abiding love he and Mary Lou shared seemed the foundation that allowed him that service.” I wrote […]

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Just Another Day Playing with Fire

Howard Hewitt

Feb 01, 2008

Kim Johnson – When I woke up this morning and saw the ground blanketed with fresh snow it seemed like the perfect day to go back to bed for a few more […]

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