Dear Seniors, Given that you are re-entering the real world and expanding your efforts beyond the Whitman Bubble, you will inevitably face a life somewhat different ...
Many of those dispensing advice (welcome or not) to college graduates this year are likely to address the economic downturn. Your job or career will ...
No one knows what to expect at college. Despite “understanding” gained from siblings’ stories and movies like “Animal House” there is no way to prepare ...
Dear Graduating Seniors, “This, you know, is a time of taking in - taking in friendship, conversation, gaiety, wisdom, knowledge, beauty, holiness - and later, well, ...
The most dreaded question to a college senior is “What are you going to do after graduation?” Thinking about life after college is overwhelming for ...
Dear Seniors, I am honored to be asked to give some advice on your postgraduate life. The invitation to address you is especially meaningful since I, ...
One of the best parts of our journey thus far is that we have only just begun. In these final weeks, each trial and tribulation ...
When I was asked to write a column of advice to the graduating class, I tried to run from the assignment. I have no trouble ...
I know that people talk about how good French “cuisine” is all the time, but let me tell you—the cuisine is pretty decent, but the ...
Thursday, Apr. 23 4 p.m. “Expanded Visions in International Medical Service,” an Alumni Career presentation by Dr. Gordon Tobin ‘65, in Gaiser Auditorium, Hall of Science. Friday, ...