Be out of pocket for the rest of the year. Spoilage planned. Regardless of your faith, this is a special season. Enjoy it. Hug a kid…or a couple of them. I will…for […]
Archives: December, 2011
Aaron Warnke ’98 sent this in to us. It’s a photo taken in a Pub located in the Singapore American Club. As you can see, there are a lot of pennants from […]
Chet Turnbeaugh ’14 is one of the guys responsible for the Monon Bell poster you see here. It’s regular poster size and printed on nice, heavy stock. You can get the poster […]
Several Art 227 art projects are positioned around campus. I thought this particular one was exceptionally thought provoking in a very simple way. Paul captured the conflict,I think, with the traditional tree […]
Midnight Munch. I know, I know, I tell you every year how much fun this is…and this year was no exception. We had almost 50 faculty and staff working that evening. In […]
I’ll never give a talk to seniors on their last weekend here. That’s OK. Much smarter people with better comm skills handle those tasks. But if I ever did… I’d tell the […]
Martin Madsen and his students gathered for the final in their Freshman Tutorial an hour early this morning. They’re starting the day with a hearty breakfast. After that they’ll go through their […]
Russ Harbaugh ’06 has graduated from Columbia and is living in New York City. The film he “debuted” here on campus last semester, Rolling on the Floor Laughing, has been selected for […]
Bill Cook ’66 is leading another trip to Italy next year. Dates are May 24 to June 7, 2012. Bill Knows Italy! Bill is able to get the group into places off […]
Look who is on the cover of Sports Illustrated? That’s Herm Haffner ’77 and his son Jim. I think they were out in New York picking up the trophy to bring it […]
I’ll miss many, many folks and for that I apologize. But they’ll understand. Wallies came from near and far to support the Little Giants. – Russ Harbaugh and his brother from New […]
Before you shoot me, it isn’t about the outcome – it’s about Wabash fans! They cheered loud and long – nothing unusual there. They were into “it” all game long – nothing […]
