One final Easter gift
From: Herman Bubbert Sent: Monday, April 09, 2007 2:31 PM To: Schrag, Dale Subject: One final easter gift Dear Dale, I realized today that I may have burdened you with an excess of easter eggs. I would...
View ArticleThe real brains
I have managed to figure out my husband's email contraption and I am thrilled to finally write a letter to you. It seems that in past years, my husband has gotten quite a bit of attention throughout...
View ArticleWelcoming balloons
Those of you in convo this morning may have noticed my contribution to the welcome program. If you found a balloon with someone's name on it, please make an effort to find that person and give it to...
View ArticleWhatever happened to that kissing booth?
I know it is late notice, but I am wondering if you might be able to help me. I would like to invite all students, faculty, and staff to stop by my Fall Fest booth on Saturday. I will be autographing...
View ArticleBubbert-Knutz nuptials
This announcement appeared in The Newton Kansan and the Hutchinson News in 1961, and apparently drew reporters to campus once the announcement had been revealed as a fake. Herman Bubbert married Wilcia...
View ArticleNot just anyone gets an honorary degree
Herman Bubbert was awarded the “Honorary Bachelor of Science” degree from Bethel College in 1994. However, the signers of said parchment were a bit mysterious. For example, Bethel’s president in 1994...
View ArticleHerman Bubbert in print
An issue of Mathematics magazine once included Herman Bubbert’s name in the back in the list of those who had correctly solved the previous month’s problems.
View ArticleHerman Bubbert on display
Herman Bubbert once had an exhibit of his semi-religous art installed in the Fine Arts Center Gallery.
View ArticleGoogle Herman Bubbert
Herman Bubbert has a home page on Geocities. Try Googling him sometime — there are numerous listings. And don’t forget Facebook — he has a page there, too.
View ArticleWhere’s the body?
Sometime in 1970, this grave and headstone appeared on the south side of the path between Haury Hall and Warkentin Court. But no body was ever found, and Herman Bubbert has pulled off dozens of pranks...
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