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Eric Idle: the Pio Interview

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The Pioneer: Do you ever sign body parts? Eric Idle: Only if they’re dead. I don’t like to sign living body parts … What made you say that? Pio: To me, it seems that celebrities are always signing body parts. Eric: I’m not really a celebrity; I’m just vestigially left over from doing stuff from before. (Laughs.) I try to not to be a celebrity as much as possible. Pio: Do you want to give us an idea for what your commencement speech is going to be about? Eric: No! (Laughs.) I’ll write it next week. I’m finding out the logistics and see[ing] what’s going on. After that I’ll concentrate on it. I’ve never written ... (more)



Creative Voices of Whitman

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Creative writers at Whitman discuss their creative processes and their varied styles of expression.


Allen Stone, a Man with a Message and a Voice

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Up-and-coming soul singer Allen Stone, who has earned praise from the likes of USA Today and The New York Times, ...


Captivity under the NKOTB

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See how this author fared after three hours of listening to New Kids On The Block.


Whitman Welcomes Talk from Holocaust Survivor in Remembrance of Yom Hashoah

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The evening of Sunday, April 7 to the evening of Monday, April 8 marks Holocaust Remembrance Day. The internationally recognized ...

Jeremy Howell '13

Artsy Senior Profiles

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These three seniors have taken a more creative edge for their theses.


Illustration by Kelsey Lund

Guide to Summer in Walla Walla

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Want to know what to do in Walla Walla after most folks have left? We've got you covered.


Illustration by Luke Hampton

Summer Movie Preview

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The summer brings an action and laugh-filled movie list.