Comments on: About This Blog http://widenermagazine.com A blog by the staff of Widener University’s magazine and Postcript, Widener's alumni newsletter Thu, 12 Aug 2010 14:29:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Pat http://widenermagazine.com/about/#comment-70 Pat Thu, 20 May 2010 19:37:03 +0000 #comment-70 great blog! great blog!

]]> By: MsHazel http://widenermagazine.com/about/#comment-53 MsHazel Sun, 25 Apr 2010 21:41:41 +0000 #comment-53 I live in Greensboro AL and let me tell you - we all love Dr. Dorsey better than grits! He is a real asset to our community and the Horseshoe Farm is so nice. I live in Greensboro AL and let me tell you – we all love Dr. Dorsey better than grits!

He is a real asset to our community and the Horseshoe Farm is so nice.

]]> By: Sam Starnes http://widenermagazine.com/about/#comment-51 Sam Starnes Fri, 23 Apr 2010 15:52:22 +0000 #comment-51 Rudolph Bloom's song "Widener Blue" was recognized as the college song by President Moll in 1979 although it has not been widely sung on campus. Plans for an official alma mater and a Widener fight song are in process, but have not yet been finalized. Rudolph Bloom’s song “Widener Blue” was recognized as the college song by President Moll in 1979 although it has not been widely sung on campus. Plans for an official alma mater and a Widener fight song are in process, but have not yet been finalized.

]]> By: Joseph Paviglianiti http://widenermagazine.com/about/#comment-46 Joseph Paviglianiti Thu, 15 Apr 2010 21:00:02 +0000 #comment-46 Was reading in this months Widener Magazine about Rudolph Bloom, who recently passed away. The article said he composed "Widener Blue" which is evidently our college song. In my 4 years there, I never realized we had a college song. Recently, I believe there was an effort to put words to an alma mater that was composed by John Vanore. I have searched the internet and Widener website, but cannot find the finished alma mater. Where can I find it. Was reading in this months Widener Magazine about Rudolph Bloom, who recently passed away. The article said he composed “Widener Blue” which is evidently our college song. In my 4 years there, I never realized we had a college song. Recently, I believe there was an effort to put words to an alma mater that was composed by John Vanore. I have searched the internet and Widener website, but cannot find the finished alma mater. Where can I find it.

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