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Vol. CLIV, Issue 6
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Whitman news since 1896

Whitman Wire

Sam Alden 12 Finds Success in Comic World

Sam Alden ’12 Finds Success in Comic World

James Kennedy October 23, 2013
Whitman alumnus Sam Alden '12 has been up to a lot lately. Recently named one of the "Best American Comics 2013" and writing a graphic novel, The Pioneer catches up with Alden to discuss his recent successes.

Is Redskins Moniker as Good as Changed?

Dylan Snyder October 23, 2013
Will the recent public outcry over the Washington Redskins name force owner Dan Snyder to change the name to maintain support for the team?
State of the State Provides Students Real-World Experience

State of the State Provides Students Real-World Experience

River Sterne October 23, 2013
State of the State, an interdisciplinary course at Whitman, has students involved in community issues. This year, its members are getting eight credits for it.
Find Pride In Your Guilty Pleasures

Find Pride In Your Guilty Pleasures

Nathan Fisher October 23, 2013
Everyone has one yet no one likes to admit it. Guilty pleasures are great but why do we feel an intense amount of shame when admitting them?

Hipster Romantic Viewspots on Campus

Elena Aragon October 23, 2013

Sick of the same old date spot being eating the "Taste Of" at Reid for dinner? Mainstream spots have you down? Here is a list of even better date spots on or near Whitman's campus. Come enjoy them before...

Womens Soccer Looks to Regain Form to Finish Season

Women’s Soccer Looks to Regain Form to Finish Season

Chris Calamita October 23, 2013
After a strong start to the season, the Whitman women's soccer team has struggled in conference play.
Finding Faith: Lack of Religious Dialogue on Campus

Finding Faith: Lack of Religious Dialogue on Campus

Hannah Bartman October 23, 2013
Active religious participation among Whitman students, and college students in general, appears to be small compared to that of the rest of the population. The small groups of students who do practice their religions, in whatever form, at times feel stigmatized, and thus religious discussion is further muted. Where is the room for religious freedom at Whitman?
New Club WhitWomen Fights Media Misogyny

New Club WhitWomen Fights Media Misogyny

Sam Grainger-Shuba October 23, 2013
WhitWomen, a new club, is planning a series of workshops in the community to raise awareness for the media's portrayal of women, and the negative impacts it has on society. They plan to screen "The Mask You Live In," a film dealing with media literacy, to Whitman and community.
Whitmans Artifacts, Specimen Collections Reflect Areas History

Whitman’s Artifacts, Specimen Collections Reflect Area’s History

Emma Dahl October 23, 2013
Whitman is full of hidden treasures. Collections from around the world litter the school's archives and Maxey Museum for students and history buffs alike to enjoy.
Varsity Teams Give Back to Community

Varsity Teams Give Back to Community

Mitchell Smith October 23, 2013
Whitman sports are reaching out to the community through camps and lessons, building relationships and teaching skills.

Welcome to Walla Walla University

Karah Kemmerly October 23, 2013
This week, The Pioneer talked with the students and staff of Walla Walla University to find out more about spiritual life on campus, the first-year orientation program and student community service projects.

The Whitman Music Dichotomy

Quin Nelson October 21, 2013

Frats aren't always known for musical diversity, but this was not the case at the TKE house on Friday night. Hosting their all-campus "Space Jam" party, the house was able to display both sides of the...

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