Classics Professor Leslie Day and "Dining with Minos."
Philosophy Professor Mark Brouwer talks about "Wine, Whisky & the Life of the Mind."
Chemistry's Scott Feller led a session on "Good vs. Bad Fats."
Fletcher Boyd '72 kicked the day off with a talk called "Food and the Liberal Arts: We are what we eat, so let's play with our food!" He included a little magic here to entertain as well!
History Professor Rick Warner gave a talk: "Amazing Maize: The History of Corn."
Chemistry Professor Ann Taylor talked some chemistry with "Corn Syrup, Villian or Victim?"
Classics Professor David Kubiak talked about the terroir of France and French wines. The pouring after the brief lesson proved popular!
John Livengood '69, President of the Indiana Restaurant Association, has had a fascinating public life. He talked about "Food for Political Thought."
A food bazaar preceded dinner. Tom Hastings '80 talks about brewing coffee.
Political Science Professor Dr. Ethan Hollander checks out the Barley Island beer.
There were a few students on hand throughout the day for the seminars. Members of the Wabash Brew Society poured beer during the bazaar.
As with all Wabash events, there was plenty of time to catch up. Former Dean of the College Mauri Ditzler shares a laugh with Dean of Advancement Joe Emmick.
Fletcher Boyd '72 kicked the day off with a talk called "Food and the Liberal Arts: We are what we eat, so let's play with our food!" He included a little magic here to entertain as well!
As with all Wabash events, there was plenty of time to catch up. Former Dean of the College Mauri Ditzler shares a laugh with Dean of Advancement Joe Emmick.