Saturday, March 20th, 2010
Articles by Lea Negrin:
Lecture series seeks to keep climate in the spotlight
"I don’t want to talk about climate change; I’m not going to talk about climate change. I want to talk about climate justice," said David ...
Students attempt to define Alternative Voices
Student representatives to the General Studies Committee hit a roadblock when faculty members turned down their proposal to define the Alternative Voices requirement.
Jan-starts arrive to campus fresh from exciting fall semesters
Whitman welcomed new additions to the student community with the beginning of the 2010 spring semester. The students who begin at Whitman in January—known as ...
Whitman administration addresses student concern about thefts
After returning to Walla Walla from winter break to find her off-campus house burglarized, senior Julie Grimm took action and organized a meeting with members ...
Bob Withycombe named 2009 Washington Professor of the Year
Bob Withycombe honored to receive the award, but more honored by the warm messages he's received since from former students.
Early Decision applications decline from last year, still above average
High number of Early Decision I applications continue upward trend over recent years, though they fail to match last year's records numbers.
Cafe ‘66 robbed during break
Police are pursuing a man who they believe stole $225 from Bon Appétit cash register in Reid Campus Center.
Victorian Christmas lights up Kirkman House
Walla Walla's Kirkman House Museum turned back the clock on Christmas this past weekend with their annual Victorian era holiday celebration.
Gift market aids humanitarian causes
Money from the Alternative Gifts Market will assist Helpline’s STEP Women’s shelter and raise money for meals for Whitman students on Spring Break Service Trips.
Students pursue thief from library, 2 laptops returned
Two Whitman students’ laptops have been returned following a week in which four laptops were stolen from the quiet room of Penrose Library.
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