Wednesday, March 17th, 2010
Politics
Valley transit: The final countdown
Last fall 2009, the the Campaign for Valley Transit began its fight to stop service cuts to the Valley Transit system. This Tuesday, Feb. 9 ...
Students campaign for Valley Transit measure
Whitman students get the word out to Walla Walla residents about the valley transit vote on Feb. 9.
Official Pioneer guide to the Nov. 3, 2009 election
This Tuesday is election day, and neither Barack Obama nor John McCain appears on the ballot. This fact might be enough to stop some people ...
Obama shapes student groups
President Barack Obama officially took office on Jan. 20, 2009. Whitman students rallied in celebration of Obama’s election night victory, but, given his recent presidential actions, ...
Local execution drives WCLU debate over death penalty
This past Monday, Dec. 1, the Whitman Civil Liberties Union (WCLU) held an educational workshop on the death penalty. Entitled, “The Death Penalty A ...
Model UN club gains momentum, recognition
Getting involved in the international community seems like a difficult task for students living hours away from even the nearest big U.S. city. But this ...
Environmentalism influences Gregoire’s win
That environmental policy is a partisan matter seemed pretty obvious to me. Most people who I’ve talked to also feel this way; the general consensus ...
Whitties celebrate historic election
Barack Obama won the United States’ presidency in a feat that will massively reshape the political landscape and impact race relations for generations to come. Crossing ...
Election results rally generation
The election of Barack Obama on Tuesday night was historic. So was what we witnessed on this campus. It was a celebration of the kind ...
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