WABASH MAGAZINE | FALL/WINTER 2003

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Part of our mission at Wabash Magazine is to keep our readers in touch—with each other and with their College. That’s our focus in this issue as we bring you news of a remarkable autumn on campus, tell you about innovative ways alumni are connecting with current students, reacquaint you with the College’s history, and ponder why it is men sometimes let so much time go by without revisiting those valued friendships and connections. more


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A Man's Life: Booking Passage

The former president of St. John’s College wasn’t much of a reader as a boy, until …
by John Agresto


A Matter of Priorities
  
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Strong connections make the Los Alamos Space Simulator supercomputer—and Pat Goda’s life—more powerful than the sum of its parts.
by Steve Charles


Warrior Spirit

Jake Heffernan ’99 balances his work with at-risk families with a little sumo wrestling on the side.
by Evan West '99


Can Men Really Be Friends?
  
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“There seem to be a great many forces ranged against male friendship.”
by Warren Rosenberg


A New Way of Seeing

Alumni connected with students through the College’s summer immersion photography course.


Gentle Conductor
Director and playwright Dwight Watson stays grounded in what he sees as his deeper vocation—a teacher of theater.

by Adam Christensen '03
 

D E P A R T M E N T S


From the Editor

Steve Charles, Editor


From Center Hall

Andrew T. Ford, President of Wabash College


Student Gallery

John Russell '03


Keep in Touch

Dan Simmons '70


Works in Progress

Melecio Gonzalez


Speaking of Sports   
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A Championship Season


End Notes
Frank Amidon '91


Last Glance