What: Sessions on matters of interest/importance to student writers. Who: The sessions are open to everyone, whether you are just learning or need a refresher. The sessions are informal and tailored to the questions/concerns of participants. This week: Paragraph Cohension (including topic sentence and transitions) led by Ms. Rosenberg. Light snacks provided

Rogge Memorial Lecture Series talk by Dr. Terry Anderson of the The Property and Environmental Research Center. The title of his talk is, "The Not So Wild West: Property Rights on the Frontier." A light lunch will be served starting 11:45 am. Free and open to the public

Tuesday, March 19 at “The Post” at 7:00PM – Come and enter the NCAA Basketball Pool. Please join us at 7:00PM on Thursday night for food and TWR at The Post Sports Bar and Grill. We will get there early and grab space for us to drink, eat, and watch the play-in games for the NCAA tournament. I will be sending out the NCAA pool form via email as well but I hope that you will choose to come out and join the fun. The Post is located at 7372 Manchester Road (MO-100), aka Historic U.S. 66, a few blocks east of Big Bend Boulevard.

Speaker will be Morris Mills on "Richard Lugar: The Formative Years." Membership in the Ouiatenon Club is open by invitation to those with and without connections to Wabash College. Dues are $3. If you are interested in becoming a member or would like more information on the Club, contact James Norton at jnorton@marian.edu

Rogge Memorial Lecture Series talk by Dr. Terry Anderson of the The Property and Environmental Research Center. The title of his talk is, "Free Market Environmentalism: Breaking the Shackles of Regulation." Reception and book signing from 9:00 -9:30 pm in Rogge Lounge. Free and open to the public.