Tuesday, March 16th, 2010
Articles by Elise Otto:
Food week wraps up with banquet, lively discussion
Politics class ‘Whitman in the Global Food System’ wrapped up two weeks of events with a Farm Forum on Tuesday, Nov. 18th. It was ...
The women’s tennis team usually has about 10 fans. When we played the nationally ranked UC Santa Cruz team at Whitman, the Santa Cruz fans ...
The Second Coming? Don’t Count On It
GUEST COLUMN: William Lawrence '12 Hundreds of Whitman students poured into the streets of Walla Walla on November 4th to celebrate the election of Barack Obama. ...
Cross Country hosts conference meet
Before last weekend, it had been nine years since Whitman hosted the Northwest Conference Cross Country Meet. However, last weekend, Whitman opened its fields once ...
Ph.D’s by day, rockin’ guitar heroes by night
Students may know Keith Farrington in the classroom, but the sociology professor is known for his participation in several bands on and off of campus. Farrington ...
Hikes for all levels
Washington and Oregon offer a variety of aesthetically pleasing landscapes. Here are several wilderness access points where ample hiking can be enjoyed. Bennington Lake “Bennington lake has ...
Whitties: going, going, Greek!
This year’s recruitment solidifies an upward trend for the Whitman Greek system. According to Panhellenic Recruitment Coordinator Rachel Constantino-Wallace, 89 girls went through recruitment last year. ...
Eco-internships: from classroom to the real world
Parrot Conservation in Fiji and Mill Creek Fish Passage Improvement are now classes at Whitman, through Environmental Studies 220 Environmental Internship. “The environmental internship consists of ...
ASWC candidates embrace change
Junior Elliot Okantey will be the new ASWC president next year after the election last week. He is joined by Executive Council elects David Changa-Moon, ...
