By removing, or at least lowering, the Repatriation Tax the United States would see a resurgence in private investment as companies would find it less painful to bring profits home.
If popular culture is any indication, ballroom dancing is not for the faint of heart, nor, stereotypically, for men. The Social Dance Club would love to change that, but their goal is not to boldly...
Many people often assume that spirituality and higher education are mutually exclusive concepts—that being educated somehow inherently means that it is impossible to be spiritual. Yet Whitman College, a school of self-proclaimed academic excellence, is also home to numerous religious groups and is considered a formative place of spiritual understanding by many.
Over 25 percent of American adults have left the faith that they were brought up in, and college can often be a time and place for spiritual exploration or transition. A survey of Whitman students conducted...
Writer and activist David James Duncan visited Whitman College last week and presented a guest lecture titled “The Wild Without, and the Wild Within: Toward a spirituality that serves the living world." In this interview Duncan shares with The Pioneer his personal spiritual leanings and the journey that led him there.
The original justification for a liberal arts education was that by learning from a wide variety of disciplines--humanities, sciences and social sciences--we students would graduate as free thinkers: people...
