Hey blog readers! I hope you are all keeping warm in this weather that feels as though Jack Frost is following me around and breathing down my shirt.
Today was my first T-tones practice of the season. If you weren’t aware, the T-Tones is a small, select group of guys chosen from the Glee Club. We sing songs in four-part style (tenor 1, tenor 2, baritone, and bass). This year, we are singing a song written by Elton John and made famous by the hit Walt Disney film, The Lion King: “Can You Feel The Love Tonight?” This song is going to sound fantastic once we get a few practices under our belts. I hope that all of you that are available can make it to a Glee Club/T-tones concert this semester.
I recently experienced a right-of-passage that every Wabash student goes through: Sophomore Interview. Here at Wabash, we have to declare our majors, minors, and areas of concentration during the second semester of our sophomore year. Yesterday, I declared my major and minors to Dean Oprisko at 3:15 pm. I am, officially, a Psychology major and a Biology/Religion double minor. Some people would say that an atheist taking religious studies seems nonsensical, but I see it as a perfect pairing. I am excited to be officially declared; it feels like a giant, anticipatory weight has been lifted off of my shoulders.
That’s all I have for you today! Stay warm!
P.S. This is for your listening enjoyment:
Can You Feel The Love Tonight?
