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Whitman students plan new options for spring break travel
This year, Whitman leaders have planned and organized an array of spring break excursions, giving students the chance to share a week of outdoor adventures ...
Varsity Nordic: New name, same laughs
A new name, style and schedule give Varsity Nordic added consistency on campus.
Yummy holiday recipes to enjoy over Thanksgiving break
Considering Thanksgiving's focus on eating, Pio feature reporter Kristen Coverdale offers three recipes to try during your indulgences this break.
Coping with crunch time: study and sleep habits at Whitman investigated
The Pioneer surveyed 400 members of the Whitman student body and nearly all of them go less than eight hours of sleep per night Surprised? ...
Whitties after dark, Whitman’s drug scene
Many students have tried them, some are repulsed by them and a few are hooked. No matter what one's opinion is on the topic of ...
Missionary football: a ghost of Whitman’s past
When football was cut in March of 1977, after a sudden decision by the board of trustees without any student input, Whitman lost more than ...
Looking Back: The Whitman Greek System
For almost a century, the Greek system has played a prominent role in Whitman culture. Providing opportunities for social connections, leadership, philanthropy and fun, ...
Study abroad: the corniest, truest message
Terrible poverty and satisfaction with life are not concepts typically associated with one another. But when senior Jenna Stearns visited a slum, or basti, in ...
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