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Monthly Archives: April 2006
Only at Wabash
Jim Amidon, April 25 — The curtain had fallen on the Wabash College Theater production of The Braggart Soldier on Friday night. The large crowd in Ball Theater, which had spent the better part of two hours laughing at the … Continue reading
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The Wonder of the Arts
Jim Amidon — Fifteen or 20 years ago, Wabash was in need of pretty substantial upgrades in its science, athletics, modern languages, library, and arts facilities. When it came time to begin raising funds and starting construction, College Trustees and … Continue reading
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Hardest Time of the Year
Jim Amidon — I was rushing across the Wabash campus last Thursday — running behind, as usual — when a student approached me. “Do you work here?” he asked. “Yes,” I said. “For very long?” he inquired “Yes, almost 19 … Continue reading
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Community Takes Advantage of Wellness Fair
Howard W. Hewitt – Wabash College’s Wellness Fair brought students, faculty and staff to Chadwick Court April 12. The annual event offers plenty of information along with blood pressure checks, cholesterol screenings, and even a free massage. It’s events like the … Continue reading
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Scholarship Luncheon: A New Tradition
Jim Amidon — They say Wabash is a tradition-rich school, and it is. They also say traditions at Wabash take decades to form. Now that I’m well into my third decade at the College, I know for a fact that … Continue reading
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