Saturday, March 13th, 2010
Articles by Molly Smith:
Methods questioned after tech security test
During the week of March 1, approximately 35 Whitman faculty and staff received a USB drive accompanied by a letter advertising the drive as a ...
Student Life Committee looks to change plagiarism policy
The Student Life Committee approves an ASWC-introduced revision to the Academic Dishonesty policy. The proposed changes would give professors more input in penalties for improper ...
ASWC votes against raising student activity fee
Breaking a decade-old tradition, ASWC has voted against raising its Student Activity Fee for the 2010-2011 academic year.
Letter from the Editor: New faces, ideas to propel The Pioneer
Dear Readers, As the Whitman community welcomes new faces to campus, in the form of Jan-starts, professors returning from sabbatical, and students, like myself, who are ...
Cinco de Mayo reaches community
Despite bad weather and a last-minute relocation to Reid Ballroom, Tuesday’s Cinco de Mayo celebration went off without a hitch. “Cinco de Mayo was amazingly successful,” ...
‘TKO’ appointed provost
On Monday, April 13, President George Bridges announced the appointment of Timothy Kaufman-Osborn to the position of Provost and Dean of Faculty. The announcement, which was ...
Bridges addresses response to recession
Last Thursday, Feb. 19, Whitman College President George Bridges released a letter to the campus community detailing the economic recession’s impact on the college. Since ...
Sophomore attacked for second time
Early Friday morning, Feb. 20, sophomore Paul Butler was accosted by three assailants on his walk home from Penrose Library. He was walking towards the ...
ASWC weighs emergency fund creation
Members of the Associated Students of Whitman College (ASWC) and club representatives convened at Wednesday’s Town Hall meeting to discuss ASWC’s proposed Emergency Development Fund. ...
WCTS considering printing quotas
Approximately 650 Whitman students received an e-mail from Whitman College Technology Services (WCTS) in early November notifying them of their paper consumption. “To raise awareness of ...
