Stopped by the construction area yesterday to check on the progress. As you can see, a pile of rubble is all that’s left of one of the houses that used to be […]
Archives: July, 2014
Everything is green in the Arboretum…so I went for a quick stroll… Detchon Center has an alter ego…Yandes Library Hall. The men of the Class of 1962 moved the books from Yandes […]
I don’t want to mess with Superman’s cape, but here goes. Yesterday’s IAWM Mitchum Crock came off beautifully – it might be the best one ever. It didn’t hurt that the weather […]
Professor Tobey Herzog H’11 was honored at the 44th Annual Mitchum Crock on July 24, 2014. Tobey’s a legendary English professor…Commissioner of the Noontime Basketball Association…longtime faculty representative to Athletics…and all around […]
Perspective: Hall of Famer John Elway played his last season with the Denver Broncos in…1998. Wabash’s Class of 2018 was learning to…run! So, it’s about to begin all over again – Freshman […]
This past Saturday, I attended the Memorial Service for Lou Ristine. Lou passed away earlier in July. Lou and Dick Ristine are Wabash College and Indiana legends. The service was spot on […]
The D3 football Pre-Seson rankings are out. Two sets of Tigers are in the poll – the remaining one is not. I could tell you all about it – but I won’t. […]
51 days…mark your calendars…September 6, 2014. The Tigers of Hampden-Sydney will be at Hollett Little Giant Stadium for a rare first in our history. Unfortunately, CP Porter won’t be running the ball […]
So, we’re about at that time of the year when we start thinking about the fall. And that means Wabash football and, of course, the guys back on campus. The “guys on […]
On August 1, 2014, we’ll welcome Michelle Janssen as Wabash’s new Dean for College Advancement. You can read the official story here. Here’s the Grunge’s report. I traveled to Valpo some years […]
And ever so quickly, the Grunge is back at the desk. The Alaskan Cruise in is the history books – if you have never been…go! It was phenomenal!!! I’m getting through the […]
