Wabash College - Class of 1991

Here’s a quick stats table comparing the two teams through 9 games…I’ve bolded the numbers where one team has a distinct advantage. 

Wow.  If you’re a DePauw fan, it’s a damn good thing that these games aren’t played on paper. 

Thanks, Tom. For me, I want to see how strength of schedule comes into play in Saturday’s game. Wabash has played one of the weakest schedules in recent memory. U. of Chicago, Kenyon, Oberlin, and Hiram are not exactly strong programs…and I’m being polite. It’s nothing against the mettle of our Little Giants, but 7-2 DePauw will be a much stronger opponent than we’ve seen in weeks.

Wabash headed to the playoffs and undefeated. DePauw playing their last game of the season with nothing to lose but the Monon Bell.

We’ve heard this one before. And one thing’s for sure.

WABASH ALWAYS FIGHTS!

November 6, 2008

Dear Mr. Tuohy,

This morning, Dean Mike Raters, Associate Dean of Students Rick Warner, and I informed the students living in the Delta Tau Delta fraternity that the College has decided to withdraw its recognition of the Beta Psi chapter and terminate the lease of the property at 603 West Wabash Avenue. Further Delta Tau Delta activities of any kind are strictly prohibited.

This decision was reached after considerable investigation and conversation. From recruitment to the beginning of pledgeship and through traditions and ritual, we have discovered at Delta Tau Delta a culture and practice of ungentlemanly behavior and irresponsible citizenship, which are inconsistent with Wabash’s Gentleman’s Rule, mission, and core values.

Effective immediately, we shall use the property at 603 West Wabash Avenue as a College residence hall.
We have decided that students living in the facility who are under the age of 21 may continue to reside in the residence hall, move into alternative campus housing, or seek off-campus housing. Two residence hall advisors will move into the facility immediately.

Students who are 21 years of age or older will no longer be allowed to reside in the facility. We have arranged for them to live in alternative campus housing and we will assist them in their transition.
All students will now take their meals at the Sparks Center.

We understand and value Delta Tau Delta’s storied history at Wabash, and I hope you will realize that we have made these decisions based on the best interest of the students and after painstaking review.

Sincerely,
Patrick White
President

If you’re planning on coming, please give us an RSVP. We’ve received some regrets from some of you who  can’t make it:

George Valaika

Brian Deleget

Hugh, Thanks for the invite but I’ll have to pass this year. My 1st child is going to be born on 10-24 so we’re quite busy. All the best.

Michael Crowder

Will be out of town that weekend on business. Go Wabash!

Mike Troman

Baby is due this weekend so I won’t make it this year. Thanks for putting this together and hope to see you next year with a Little Giant or Giantet in tow.

Steve Reedy

Won’t make it this year; I will be watching it on TV. One of my neighbors is a Danny (in Austin, go figure) so we’ll be watching at the approved Austin location.

Dom Mazzone

My best to you all. I wish I could make it this year, but hope to make it next year.

Kim Jackson

I regret that I will not be able to make it from Atlanta. I will be watching on TV though. Go Wabash!

Jeff Marlett

DePauw to Hell, bring back the Bell! WABASH FOREVER.

Keep in mind that the game will be broadcast on HDNet, so be sure to find a Telecast Party in your area or a bar with satellite that will let you change the channel.