Volume 9, Number 1
Features
From the President
I’m sorry, but I find it impossible to glean any redeeming feature from the efforts of Steve Fossett, the balloon
tycoon, to go around the world. Judgmental, you say? Perhaps so, ...
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The birth of a college
In the late 1950s, when thought was first given to establishing a college which would become Virginia Wesleyan, there were no church-related, four-year colleges in eastern Virginia. A 1959 federal ...
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Those were the days--a conversation
Pat: Remember the seventies, Gordon?: (humming)... “Those were the days my friend. We thought they’d never end.” Gordon: I remember how annoying you were! Pat: We had such an elegant office with ...
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A College Grows Up
The ’80s may have been the “me ”decade, the decade that gave America such cultural treasures as “Mork and Mindy,” “The New Coke,” “Milli Vanilli,” and Rubik’s Cube, but for ...
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A New Era
It was 1990. There was no Clarke Hall; Lambuth Clarke was still the College president. There was no Wilson Arboretum; Bill Wilson was still the vice president for academic affairs. ...
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The Future of VWC: Apathy or activism?
It’s Aug. 30, 2001. The Honor Convocation is taking place and I’m sitting among the faculty watching the Class of 2005 turn in their signature cards and file somewhat solemnly ...
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Departments/Credits
- Wesleyan Window
Compiled by Kristen Kirk and Ann P. Shappell '70 - Alumni Connection
Compiled by Kevin Clary '84 and Louise Nolff - Athletics
Compiled by Joe Wasiluk - In The End