Follow Carl on Twitter- LittleGiantCarl: Currently back in Bloomington. I forgot that there were such a thing as groups of women. They are everywhere. September 15, 2012LittleGiantCarl: Currently back in Bloomington. I forgot that there were such a thing as groups of women. They are everywhere. […]
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Author Archives: Fabian House
“Seriously Competitive”
Dear Wabash Reader, I can’t believe I am dictating my last “online letter” to you all as a Wabash freshman. Exactly one year ago I had just made the decision to attend Wabash! Two months later, after submitting my $250 … Continue reading
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Tagged Alpha Phi Omega, Cameron Steppler, Carl Sonefeld, Cole Chapman, Daniel Craig, Dork Club, Gear Up, Himsel, Jordan Hayes, Korbin West, Moot Court, MXI, Parliamentary Union, The Bachelor, The Phoenix, Tom Blaich, Tutorial
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“Community of Heart and Mind”
Dear Wabash Reader, The air in Pioneer Chapel was rippling today as 300-400 students prepared for the last chapel talk of the year given by outgoing President Patrick White. I sat uncharacteristically further back due to the great number of … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Armstrong, Daniel Craig, Korbin West, Patrick Bryant, Patrick White, ringing out, Tom Blaich
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“The Tradition We Inherit”
Dear Wabash Reader, That’s right, two more days of classes! I marked this landmark day by enjoying two munificent Reece’s pancakes from Sparks Center. And if you are wondering, I did cut back on a little bit of sugar because … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Totten, Cameron Dennis, Cameron Steppler, Chris White, Daniel Craig, Gabe Watson, John Dykstra, Kappa Sig, Korbin West, Patrick White, Riley Floyd, Ryan Lutz, The Bachelor, Tom Blaich
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Singing in the Rain
Dear Wabash Reader, Andrew Dettmer is an excellent tour guide. It is very rainy outside. Those are two of the things I learned as I was given a tour of Wabash College, and to my surprise, I learned even more … Continue reading
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Tagged Abraham Hall, Andrew Dettmer, Sam Mattingly, The Bachelor
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Not too early to celebrate
Dear Wabash Reader, I am coming back today from an extra long weekend at home with family. Here is how I know I am back at Wabash, when I am sitting in Martindale’s basement watching “The Voice” with Carl Sonnefeld. … Continue reading
Jitney Closing
Dear Wabash Reader, Tonight I would have been competing at the Rose-Hulman Twilight Invitational, but due to family matters, I made the trip back home to Muncie. In the meantime, I had only sympathy for fellow track athletes who had … Continue reading
Senior Talks
Dear Wabash Reader, Today four Wabash students gave the Senior Talk with cheers and tears, all well-deserved reactions after four years at Wabash College. I was struck by the way all seniors delivered there speeches today, from the Monon Bell … Continue reading
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Tagged Clyde Morgan, Dr. Blix, Francisco Huerta, Honors Scholar Weekend, J.J. Peller, Jimmy Kervan, Matt Paul, Rudy Altergott, Senior Talk
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Clear as . . . rain
Dear Wabash Reader, It takes a Wabash man to venture through the pouring rain and lightning to work on his 8-10 page paper. But that’s just what events called for as I knew I needed to escape the four walled … Continue reading
Adorable (Not the Weather)
Dear Wabash Reader, The cutest thing I have seen all day is lying in the basement of Martindale Hall. It’s a Australian Shepherd Dog named Cooper and it is only 7 weeks old. I don’t envy Cooper’s stop at Wabash … Continue reading
Boston Marathon Tragedy
Dear Wabash Reader, The pleasantness of the Monday afternoon was shattered by news that there had been a bombing at the Boston Marathon. I was just returning from my last class of the day and happened to turn the TV … Continue reading