Fathers
"Sojourners,
As Were Our Fathers"
How
Fathers--And Fatherhood--Shape Wabash Men
Averted Vision,
by Steve Charles
Morning
Rounds, a poem by Professor of English Marc Hudson
Sleepers,
Plywood, and Vampires, by Jim Amidon '87
Apart-Close
Father, a letter to Will Hays '00
Father
After Curfew, a poem by Richard Calisch
A
Familiar Song, a poem by Marc Hudson
First
Communion, by Rafael Chacon '85
Through
Thick and Thin, by Steve Charles
Clips
of My Father's House
"I was the only girl from off-island, the
only child of the only son--the one who got away, the one
who made his parents proud and broke their hearts by leaving."
by Joy Castro
Assistant Professor of English
Tearing
at a Sacred Bond
For seven months, Fidel Castro and Cuban exiles in Miami
pulled at six-year-old Elian Gonzalez like dogs at a wishbone.
by Tim Padgett ’84
Miami Bureau Chief, Time magazine
A
Father's Field of Dreams
Charlie Hartford discovered that "baseball is a platform
for intimate talk," where a father can find time with,
and for, his children.
by John Cunningham ’78
Handing
Down a Legacy
Born in struggle, shaped by challenge, and defined today by
leadership and service, the Malcolm X Institute has evolved
over its 30-year existence, but it has always been a family.
by Steve Charles
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The
Uses of Muscle
A
Wabash student witnesses 
An
Interview with Haines Biochemistry Lecturer Dr. Frederick Dahlquist
'64 
