Sophomore Interviews will be taking place in the Dean of Students’ Office beginning January 14 through March 1, 2013. This is the time when Sophomores will declare their major and minor, and/or area of concentration, as well as reflect on their Wabash experience thus far. Please stop by Center Hall 115 and sign up for an appointment with Dean Raters.

Speaking at Chapel this week will be Wabash Alumnus Professor Derek Nelson with a talk titled "Unlearning and the Artichoke." Nelson is Associate Professor of Religion. He graduated from Wabash in 1999 and then earned graduate degrees from Yale University and the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, CA. Before joining the Wabash faculty Nelson taught for six years at Thiel College, and before that he held jobs as a roofer, maltster, MCAT tutor and Lutheran pastor. Nelson enjoys writing, making furniture, brewing beer and following woeful Minnesota sports teams. He is married to the Reverend Kelly Nelson. Please join the Sphinx Club this Thursday at 11:15 AM in the Pioneer Chapel.

Division III Social Sciences Colloquium presented by Dr. Lexie Hoerl Political Science. She will give a talk on: "Machiavelli's Florentine Histories and the Relationship between Political Theory and Public Space." Dr. Warner’s soup will be Cream of Spinach (vegetarian) with optional bacon garnish and served in Rogge Lounge at 11:45 a.m.

Zach Vega, TKE and Class of 2014, will be speaking at AMPED tonight. Come join the men of Cru and AMPED for a time of fellowship and a challenge from God's Word - and bring a friend!...

Come join the men of Cru and AMPED for our monthly Roadtrip to West Lafayette as we join with students from Purdue University for a time praise, worship, and fellowship through singing. Please contact Keaton Becher if you plan to make the trip with us so we can make certain we have adequate transportation for everyone. Meet in front of the Chapel and be prepared to leave at 7:50pm. We should arrive back on campus around 10:00pm. see you there!

Take Me Out by Richard Greenberg; directed by Professor Michael Abbott

Darren Lemming, the star center fielder of the world champion New York Empires, is young, rich, famous, talented, handsome and so convinced of his popularity that when he casually announces he's gay, he assumes the news will be readily accepted by everyone. It isn't. "…what an enchanting and enchanted take on baseball Mr. Greenberg has created…passionately personal and lyrically analytical. It's a sensibility that is so smart, raw and sincere all at once that you may find tears in your eyes…an unconditional, all-American epiphany…to cherish." —NY Times. Winner of the 2003 Tony Award for Best Play.