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A Note of Thanks to Our Teachers

Brent Harris

Oct 27, 2006

My youngest son was a pole vaulter, and there was a point in his trajectory at which he seemed to defy gravity. “You should see yourself,” I would say. “You were flying!” […]

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A Taste of Farm Living

Brent Harris

Oct 10, 2006

Steve Charles—On a cold, windy spring day in 2003 I was visiting Professor Scott Feller’s farm when I noticed an odd-looking contraption with cranks and buckets in the laboratory-clean ‘tack room’ of […]

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Bringing Back Brunch

Brent Harris

Oct 06, 2006

Change the eggs and cooking utensils to acid solutions and beakers, and this photo from the Delt house kitchen could be a chemistry lab. But that’s history professor (and former professional chef) […]

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Love…and a bit with a dog

Brent Harris

Oct 06, 2006

Steve Charles—So this pug wearing a dress walks onto campus with a Scotty wearing a rented tux. "What’s the news hook?" my colleague Howard Hewitt asks, uncharacteristically skeptical. "Howard, the dog is […]

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Wabash History 101

Brent Harris

Oct 03, 2006

Steve Charles—The Purdue Boilermakers got their name from Wabash. The Glee Club used to have its own Queen Contest. The annual Class Fight (thankfully, a lost tradition) was covered by The New […]

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Cooking in the President’s Kitchen

Brent Harris

Sep 24, 2006

Steve Charles—Since his arrival on campus, President Pat White has been encouraging members of the Wabash community to get to know one another better and to join in the "grand conversation" of […]

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“Weird” music, great listening

Brent Harris

Sep 19, 2006

Audiences watching percussionist Syud Momtaz Ahmed ’07 perform at Wabash know the incredible focus, experimentation, and joy he brings to his music. Now the rest of the world is going to hear […]

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When news breaks in Latin America, turn to Padgett

Brent Harris

Aug 11, 2006

Steve Charles—Just found out from political science professsor Melissa Butler that Tim Padgett ’84 was a featured expert on PBS’s Jim Lehrer News Hour in early August. The TIME Magazine Miami bureau […]

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Wabash man holds his own on “The View”

Brent Harris

Aug 04, 2006

Steve Charles—Just watched Dr. Steve Judah ’72 being interviewed by Barbara Walters and company on ABC’s "The View." Wow! I wonder if there’s any speech class at Wabash (or in the world) […]

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Just a different vocabulary

Brent Harris

Jul 28, 2006

Steve Charles—I stopped by math professor Mike Axtell’s office last week to see how much he’s enjoyed working with the Department’s Algebra Institute students this summer ("a lot") and how the experience […]

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God’s Gentleman

Brent Harris

Jul 19, 2006

Steve Charles—When Jim Czarniecki ’71 was editor of The Wabash yearbook his senior year, he did away with many of the cliches of the genre—what he called the "old gray coat-and-tie-and-stand-in-a line" […]

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Karibuni!

Brent Harris

Jul 07, 2006

Steve Charles—Drivers on CR 700 East must wonder why a  sign inscribed with the Swahili word for "Welcome" adorns the entry to Bob and Lea Ann Einterz’ home in Zionsville, Indiana. I […]

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The wise use of summer lawns

Brent Harris

Jun 13, 2006

Steve Charles—Was out walking around campus yesterday trying out our new 85mm lens when I noticed two boys playing football on the lawn in front of the Wabash Chapel. Turned out to […]

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Face to face with the Sparks legacy

Brent Harris

Jun 13, 2006

Steve Charles—Even with all of our photographs and stories from practically every spot on campus during the Big Bash Reunion Weekend, we still missed many important moments. One such moment occurred in […]

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“The resurrections rain accomplishes”

Brent Harris

Mar 27, 2006

In one of my favorites of Marc Hudson’s early poems, the Wabash English professor writes: "You will discover your vocation: You will write the history of rain… You will record the resurrections […]

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“Ease and confidence”

Brent Harris

Mar 23, 2006

Steve Charles—In November of last year, Indiana Solicitor General Tom Fisher ’91 flew in from Indianapolis to watch mentor and “big brother” Greg Castanias ’87 present oral arguments before the United States […]

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Blog about a blog?

Brent Harris

Jan 17, 2006

Steve Charles—I was doing some research on a story for an upcoming issue of Wabash Magazine when I came across the website of Indianapolis attorney Mark Rutherford ’82—actually, the site he keeps […]

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Life finds a way

Brent Harris

Dec 21, 2005

Have any species named after you? Jim Childress ’64 has four. The Hoosier native and marine physiologist has been studying the animals that surround hydrothermal vents since 1979. He has made 65 […]

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