Speaking at Chapel this week will be Professor Freeze with a talk titled "Why I Love the F-Word." Freeze is an Associate Professor of English at Wabash College where he teaches contemporary American literature and creative writing. He has published short stories, translations, and essays in a variety of periodicals including The Southern Review, Boston Review, Harvard Review, and Carve. His first book, a collection of short stories titled Dominant Traits was published last year. His second book, a collection of essays titled Hemingway on a Bike will be published next fall by University of Nebraska Press. Please join the Sphinx Club this Thursday at 11:15 AM in the Pioneer Chapel.

Alum, Ken Turchi '80, will give a talk at noon. Pizza will be served at 11:45 am in Rogge Lounge.

Join Kenneth Turchi '80, Assistant Dean, Marketing, Indiana University in Rogge Lounge at 11:45 a.m. followed by a presentation titled: L.S. Ayres and Company: Strategic Takeaways from Indiana's Legendary Retailer The presentation will take place in Baxter 114 at 12pm. Following the presentation and lunch, Ken will meet with one-on-one with students considering law school. One-on-one meetings will take place in Career Services beginning at 2:20pm. Email Angie Bridwell at bridwela@wabash.edu to get your one-on- one time slot. Limited slots available.

Wabash Callings Presents David Shane '70 giving a talk on, "Service to Others as a Strategy for Life and Leadership: Education, Law, Business and Community." Light lunch provided.

The Lafayette Association of Wabash Men invites you to attend its monthly luncheon at The Lafayette Brewing Company 622 Main Street Lafayette, IN

March Madness (IAWM) After Work Get-Together at Moe & Johnny's on Thursday, March 28, 2013 at 5:30 pm. Bring your business cards for a drawing and catch up with fellow alumni. Moe & Johnny's is located at 5380 N. College Ave. south of Broad Ripple.

Come and enjoy a fun night of sports jeopardy with Dr. Wysocki as the host. Test your knowledge with your fellow Wallies.

The Wabash Conservative Union welcomes this semester's speaker, Peter Schweizer. His talk is titled, "The Rise of Crony Capitalism." Mr. Schweizer is the William J. Casey fellow at the Hoover Institution. A best-selling writer, his books include, Throw Them All Out, Reagan's Will, and The Bushes.

Wabash College’s Visiting Artists Series will present Todd Green in concert at 8 p.m., Thursday, March 28, in Salter Concert Hall in the Fine Arts Center.The Thursday evening program will feature original compositions by Green, drawing on a variety of styles of world music. The selections will be a combination of composed pieces and improvisation. Using various combinations of his many unique and unusual instruments from all over the world, which he will explain throughout the concert, Green will take you on a musical journey, inspired by the styles of many different countries and cultures.