Fall Phoenix Issues Now Online
The issues of The Phoenix from this last semester are now online!
First, in our September issue, we welcome the Class of 2015 to Wabash College. As the freshmen are no doubt are realizing, the rhetoric of admissions and orientation has given way to the dull task of work and thought. In this issue several upperclassmen give their insight into how to make your Wabash experience a good one. Jeremy Wentzel ‘14 gives advice on how to spend your free time in Crawfordsville. Matt Michaloski ‘14 encourages campus involvement through the Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity. And, on a more philosophical note, Bob Cassady ‘12 admonishes against the fake virtue of niceness.
We also have some of our new brethren joining us as contributors. Isaac Taylor ‘15 discusses the Federal Reserve, while Zachary Crozier ‘15 talks about the U.S. credit rating. Rounding out the issue, Micah Chowning ‘14 reflects on 9/11 and Zachary Rohrbach ‘12 provides a recap for the recent economics debate on campus between Dr. Webb and Dr. Rocha.
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Next, in our December issue, we raise questions concerning the current push for the college to add a gender studies requirement. Zachary Churney ‘14 summarizes the campus dialogue on the issue, and Matt Michaloski ‘14 and Ronald Allman ‘14 interview Dr. David Kubiak on the issue. Robby Dixon ‘13 and Jeremy Wentzel ‘14 also provide their both of their takes.
Also in this issue, Zachary Churney ‘14 interviews Dr. Hollander on the European Union and its economic state. Jeremy Wentzel ‘14 recounts what it means to truly be a “Wabash Man” according to Greg Castanias ’87, and Will Folsom ‘15 and Seton Goddard ‘15 reflect on Homecoming 2011. We also discuss the 2012 presidential race, Thanksgiving, and patriotism. Finally, we are are privileged to be joined by Dr. Alexandra Hoerl, professor of political science, who gives a primer on republican theory.
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