Author Archives: Steve Charles

The Bloom of Remembrance

Steve Charles—Last week I stopped by Class Notes Editor Karen Handley’s office to let her know that the magnolia tree planted in honor of Susan Cantrell by her friends was blooming. She smiled, but I could tell something was wrong. … Continue reading

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Workshop Inspires “Amazing Moments”

Steve Charles—“You just witnessed the single most amazing moment of my life.” I’ve worked at Wabash almost two decades, seen many young lives transformed, but I’d never heard those words here until Lucas Zromkoski ’15 said them to me during … Continue reading

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Seniors Floyd, Grant See Connections

Steve Charles—Last week about this time afternoon classes were cancelled and students were presenting their work at the 13th Annual Celebration of Student Research, Scholarship, and Creative Work. It was our largest ever, with more than 90 presentations. But here’s … Continue reading

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Learning How to Sit

Steve Charles—Yesterday I did one of the wisest things I’ve done in a long time. Nothing. I missed the chance to actually be a day early on deadline on Wabash Magazine for the first time in 17 years. I came … Continue reading

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Entrepreneur Hao Liu ’11 “Booming”

Steve Charles—I wasn’t surprised to read in the current Chronicle of Higher Education about Hao Liu ’11 and the SIE International Summer School program. He co-founded the school when he was a sophomore at Wabash, we featured him in the … Continue reading

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Kothe Nurtures, Honors Relationships

Steve Charles—I just glanced out my Hovey Cottage window to see that Alison Kothe has driven out of the Kane House parking lot (with her labradoodle, Charlie) for the last time as the College’s director of development. After un-retiring three … Continue reading

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Miles ’76 and the Art of Connections

Steve Charles—I love it when writers, poets, and artists come to campus, especially the Q & A sessions that follow readings and openings. It’s a chance to ask these accomplished practitioners of their art: How’d you do it? What inspires … Continue reading

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