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Last Phoenix of the Semester: The Goodrich Room

Posted on May 11, 2010, 9:26 am, by Wabash Conservative Union , in Featured.

In The Phoenix’s last issue for the 2009-10 academic year, we take a look back into some of our college’s history. In the Cover Feature, Kevin Stevens explores the meaning and development of Lilly Library’s Goodrich Room. Austin Rovenstine also comments on former Wabash president Lewes MacKintosh, while Nolan Eller discusses the little-known story of Wabash’s statue of Abraham Lincoln.

Also inside, we interview former Dean of Students Thomas Bambrey ’68 in order to gain insight into the debate surrounding recent curricular changes. Former Phoenix editor Austin Rovenstine also gives his perspective as a graduating senior on the issue. Adam Current discusses the future of the GPA, and this final issue is rounded off with a list of summer reading books suggested for your enjoyment and intellectual stimulation by The Phoenix staff.

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