“Baby Driver” Soundtrack Drives Film
Alasdair Padman, Staff Writer
"Baby Driver” is an action-driven film with no time for character development: a technically perfect example of its genre. It is also a masterful blend of music and movem...
September 11, 2017
New Sculptures on Campus
Afton Weaver, Staff Reporter
This year, the Fouts Center for Visual Arts is playing host to three striking sculptures by Jim Dine, contributing to the diverse display of art already present through...
September 10, 2017
Sheehan Gallery Renovations Give Artists More Options
September 9, 2017
Clean white walls and the smell of newly painted surfaces currently set the scene of the Sheehan Galle...
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Immigration Reform: Another Player on Your Favorite Sports Team
Gaby Thomas, Sport's Writer
You switch on the television. The news at the moment is dominated by coverage of a natural disaster's destruction. The next station consists of debates regarding the latest...
September 12, 2017 • No Comments
Blues Balance Basketball, Zip-Lining, and Community Service in Costa Rica
September 11, 2017
Santa Cruz Trip Provides Optimism for Women’s Soccer
September 10, 2017
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Straight Cookin’ in the Back: A Peek into Bon Appétit Prep
Alissa Antilla, Staff Writer
Salad, sandwiches and tlayuda for this Thursday lunch at the Prentiss dining hall. Students flurried across the dining hall floor during the high noon chaos, scattered...
September 9, 2017
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Walla Walla: Not Just a College Town
Harry Kelso, Columnist
Often times I wonder how many of us envisioned going to school in the southeast corner of Washington, especially when some of us openly yearn to be in a larger city. I certainly did not. I grew up in Ma...
September 10, 2017
Trump’s Climate Change Challenge
September 10, 2017
American political leaders are typically swept into office on a tidal wave of partisan fervor driven by their own campaign rhetoric. This was especially true in the 2016 election; the partisan lines drawn du...
September 10, 2017
Social media can be a temporary distraction, but its long-term effects are shocking; they’re what ultimately turned me away from excessive social media use towards infrequent and unreliable social media ...
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Nationalist Flyers in the Shelves at Penrose
Whitman students returning to Penrose Library after a long summer would have no idea that their favorite study areas were home to right-nationalist groups like Stormfront...
September 14, 2017
A Merger and a Whole Lot More
Chris Hankin, News Editor
Josh Jensen splits his week between the Boyer and Penrose houses. Two days at the former, three at the latter. His movement across campus is the most visible change since...
September 12, 2017
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Handshake Unveiled: Transition Away From iEngage
September 12, 2017
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Walker Orr, Blogger
LARD Thursday was just around the corner, and that meant one thing: Tamaluc time. The weekly, house-wide potlucks were a major motivation for choosing to live in Tamarac House...
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