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Vol. CLIV, Issue 9
Whitman news since 1896

Whitman Wire

Whitman news since 1896

Whitman Wire

Cultural Values

clairejohnson October 29, 2012

First of all, sorry for the long silence everyone! I´ve been globe-trotting, hosting my mother here in Spain, and taking my midterms, and things have been on the edge of crazy. Before I head off to Paris...

The Paradox of Studying Abroad in Morocco

Leah Siegel October 24, 2012

A couple of days ago I got back from the Netherlands, but it seems like a lifetime ago. The culture shock I experienced first going to Europe, and then returning to Morocco, was overwhelming.  English...

Dox, Dox, Dox

Vicky October 22, 2012

Dox, Dox, Dox   Had pretty rough last two weeks so I didn't update my posts until now. I am sorry but here we go :) I wanted to blog about my Dox section for a long time. Dox section, is located...

The fight continues

Shelly Le October 19, 2012
Thoughts on gender dynamics, gender inequality, and the power of education in India.

Chefchaouen

Leah Siegel October 15, 2012

Here's the thing about Rabat: it's not a very beautiful city.  It's a decent enough place––there's a nice walk along the river, and it's fun to wander around the old medina––but the region itself...

My Week in 1036 Words

Nick Davies October 7, 2012

This past week. Wow. But first, the response I got from last week's post, "A Single Drop" was extremely empowering, such to a level that is quite hard to describe. Hearing from my friends that they were...

Life in Prentiss

Vicky October 6, 2012

First of all, I have to make a confession. I did not choose to live in Prentiss. When I was picking dorms, I named Jewett first (because I am energetic and love to party), Lyman second ( I am kind of laid-back...

Thoughts on the Past Month

Leah Siegel October 6, 2012

As of starting writing this post, it is 10:39 p.m. on October 2, which means that it is 3:39 over in Walla Walla.  We just had our daylight savings time end, so we've already fallen back an hour. I...

Me and Robin loving la Alhambra despite the rain

Tour de Spain, Part I

clairejohnson October 5, 2012

I am about to head out for a weeklong trip to London for CIEE's fall break, so in the spirit of travel I thought I would share a little bit about the places I've been so far. After four days of class a...

It starts from here”¦ (Part 2)

Vicky October 1, 2012

Welcome back! To continue my previous post: Highlight three: I will never forget the first themed brunch I had at Whitman. It was the first Sunday after I moved in to campus. My section girls had a...

For the love of India

Shelly Le September 30, 2012
Even though I've attended Whitman for a little over two years now, I still seriously question the practicality of a liberal arts education within today's world. I often have moments of terror as to where my politics/sociology degree will take me after I'm beyond the walls of "Whitman's bubble".

So THIS is what it feels like…

Nick Davies September 29, 2012

It began with a stomachache. Then it got much worse. As I woke up to the 4:30am call to prayer Monday morning, I felt a jabbing pain in my abdomen. My body was fevering and I couldn't keep any water down....

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