With the closing of local café Wildberries, located just off Main Street, neighboring Aloha Sushi Bar seized the chance to expand its premises and offer Walla Walla a new nightlife opportunity. The old...
At the Whitman Composers' Concert, student composers' works “see the light for the first time," said Adjunct Assistant Professor of Music John D. Earnest.
The concert, which took place on Thursday, Oct. 8, celebrated each student composer's hard work and dedication to music by showcasing their various pieces of music to the Whitman community.
As they re-entered pop culture's collective consciousness for the second time in the 2000s, the Flaming Lips did two things: they developed a live show that seemed to be getting larger, stranger and more...
Italian Heritage Days and the Whitman Composers Concert are our two picks for this week. Click through for more information about where and when the events are.
No Age understands two things especially well: they know that good-looking products will sell better than ugly ones and they understand the importance of keeping busy in an industry dominated by infuriatingly...
Wake up, September has ended. It's now Rocktober, that magical month of fabulous new music. With the economy still lurking in the dumpster, you don't want to be wasting your funds on crummy albums. For...
When sophomore Alyssa Breetwor enrolled in a Sustainable Food and Agriculture class and joined a community garden, she discovered the appreciation and talent many of her classmates had for cooking.
While students may perceive Whitman as an artsy institution rife with a cappella groups and literary magazines, slam poetry is not, perhaps, among the most prominent of the arts on campus.
“The Oresteia" is a difficult play, not one to treat lightly. It is a complex play in its poetic literacy, story and social complications. The famous Greek trilogy-tragedy by Aeschylus follows the murder of Agamemnon by his wife Clytemnestra, her subsequent murder by her son Orestes (after whom the trilogy is named), and his trial. The original play is packed with murder, psychological torture, gender roles, personal vendetta and divine fatalism. It is a daunting task to direct in a compelling way for a modern audience.
Puzzle by Karl Wallulis
ACROSS
1. Bridge
5. Location of Merchants
9. To and ___
12. Volcanic creation
13. Crushing on
14. Author of Solaris
15. Restricted ___
16. Mormonism, e.g.
17. Had...
You're getting ready to finish up your English degree. If you're writing a thesis, you're facing an important question: would you rather write seventy pages on a critical analysis of James Joyce, or seventy pages of your own short stories?
Yet the egg—in its round, smooth perfection, has unfortunately been delegated to the gruesome culinary category of “staple." Metaphorically, literally, however you look at it, the egg has lost its individual luster.
