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Whitman Wire

Vol. CLIV, Issue 9
Whitman news since 1896

Whitman Wire

Whitman news since 1896

Whitman Wire

Different in Similarity

Different in Similarity

Adam Heymann October 17, 2013
Music brings a world of conflicting opinions. And yet, they are more alike than you may think.

Trainers Give Their All for Athletes

Marah Alindogan October 17, 2013
Whitman athletic trainers Jon Eckel and Nathan Fry are essential in keeping student-athletes happy and healthy.
Renovations Modernize, Increase Efficiency

Renovations Modernize, Increase Efficiency

Lorah Steichen October 17, 2013
Students returning to campus were greeted with multiple office changes. Many administrative offices were renovated, or moved buildings, in efforts to improve efficiency.
Banksy Comments on Modern Consumerism

Banksy Comments on Modern Consumerism

Kyle Seasly October 17, 2013
Do you ever judge things by price? Sometimes when feeling spendy I might buy the $4 pasta sauce instead of the two dollar Ragu. I assume that the four dollar sauce is better because the grocery store is charging me more for it, but I really don’t know. I let the price gauge the quality, which is a mistake, and a large one at that. And the street artist Bansky just proved that big time.
Blue Mountain Humane Society Gets Involved in Community

Blue Mountain Humane Society Gets Involved in Community

Isabel Mills October 17, 2013
Find out more about the Blue Mountain Humane Society and their work in the community.

Haze of the Corn Maze Dayz Craze

Melina Hughes October 17, 2013
Crazy haze-y dayz-y grazey maze-y maise-y corn.
Reapers Looking at Bright Future

Reapers Looking at Bright Future

Mitchell Smith October 17, 2013
The Whitman Reapers rugby team is looking forward to a strong year thanks to an infusion of young talent.
The characters Anna and Mrs. Von Don at the Little Theater of Walla Walla during a recent rehearsal.  Photos by Marlena Sloss.

Little Theatre of Walla Walla Features New Adaptation of ‘The Diary of Anne Frank’

Emma Dahl April 4, 2013
The Little Theatre of Walla Walla breathes life into an old tale.
Illustration by Julie Peterson

Whitman and Mainstream Hip-Hop: Gender Battlegrounds

Matt Raymond March 21, 2013
Hip Hop came from humble roots, but over its 30 year evolution, sexism has become a greater part of the music in the genre's mainstream.
Mike Washington. Photo contributed by Washington.

Men’s soccer coach studies coaching abroad

Kyle Howe February 27, 2013
Even though the soccer season is over, men’s soccer Coach Mike Washington is hard at work preparing for the upcoming season.
Illustration by Luke Hampton

ASWC Passes Gender-Neutral Housing Resolution

Emily Lin-Jones February 27, 2013
On Sunday, Feb. 24, ASWC Senate adopted a resolution calling for a gender neutral housing option for first-years. Senators showed unanimous support for the resolution, passing it through a vote of acclamation.
Dr. David Kessler speaks about the end of overreating.  Photos by Catie Bergman.

Panel Ruminates on Food at Global Studies Symposium

Keenan Hilton February 27, 2013
This Saturday, Feb. 23, students, faculty and community members met in Maxey Auditorium to participate in the fifth annual Global Studies Symposium. The topic of the day was food.
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