The Voice of the Conservative Movement at Wabash College

New Phoenix: The Other Cuts

Posted on December 9, 2009, 12:00 pm, by C. Austin Rovenstine '10 , in Featured.

The Phoenix Much has been made in recent weeks about the cuts taking place in the Wabash College faculty. In this issue, we look into some of other cuts being made across the campus. First, Michael Nossett weighs in on possible cuts in the curriculum. Then Adam Current discusses restructuring at Campus Services, and tells the story of a thirty-year member of the Wabash community who will soon be losing his job.

And there is plenty more in this final issue of the semester, including a critique of a recent Chapel Talk, and an incisive critique of feminism. Be sure also to check out interviews with Wabash Conservative Union speakers Joseph C. Phillips and Dr. Douglas Farrow, as well as a preview of our next speaker, Dr. Tom G. Palmer, who will deliever a talk on libertarianism Thursday, December 10, at 8:00 PM in Baxter 101.

We hope you enjoy this final issue of the semester, and have a very blessed Christmas.

Related posts:

C. Austin Rovenstine '10

About C. Austin Rovenstine '10

Austin is a senior history major and political science minor from Atwood, Indiana. He is a former president of the Wabash Conservative Union and Editor-in-Chief of The Phoenix.

This entry was posted on Wednesday, December 9th, 2009 at 12:00 pm. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS Feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

Blog

Thoughts on the Warsaw, Indiana Republican Senate Debate
I can’t tell you how excited I am to have a real competetive Senate race in Indiana this year. For as long as I have been politically aware, I have only seen elections in which either Evan Bayh or Richard Lugar run, and the opposing party produces a sacrificial lamb to lose in November. [...]
My Favorite Chapel Talks
I was sitting in Chapel recently and listening to Dr. Timothy Lake present his case for a “black studies program,” and it got me thinking about past talks. In my time at Wabash, I have never missed a regular Thursday Chapel. No matter how much homework I have, no matter how busy I [...]
Utterback Launches Bid for Sheriff
Here’s a story that may be of interest to conservative Wallies:
Mr. Hal Utterback, a staple at Wabash sporting events, is currently running as a Republican for Sheriff here in Montgomery County. Mr. Utterback has over 30 years of law enforcement experience and he has most recently served as Assistant Chief of Police in the Crawfordsville [...]
Evan Bayh and the Media Narrative
The entire media establishment seems perplexed by the suddenly plummeting poll numbers of Senator Evan Bayh.
On Tuesday’s edition of “Morning Joe” on MSNBC, the fairly conservative Joe Scarborough sang the senator’s praises, allowing him to present himself as a “common sense” advocate for Hoosiers without even the hint of a challenge.
“Clearly Senator [...]
College Republicans to Host Luke Messer ‘91
Tomorrow night, the Will Hays College Republicans will host Mr. Luke Messer, Wabash College class of 1991. Mr. Messer is currently challenging Representative Dan Burton in Indiana’s 5th congressional district’s Republican primary. His talk will take place at 8:00 PM in Baxter 101.
Below are Mr. Messer’s reasons for running, as described on his [...]

The Wabash Conservative Union, a student-run organization at Wabash College, seeks to promote intellectual conservatism through thoughtful debate and civil discourse. Following the best traditions of the conservative movement, the Wabash Conservative Union will attack ideas, not people, and will do so with both honesty and integrity.
*Name

*Email

*Message

Copyright © 2010 - WCU