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Whitman Wire

Vol. CLIV, Issue 9
Whitman news since 1896

Whitman Wire

Whitman news since 1896

Whitman Wire

East, West Coast lifestyles collide

amychapman April 29, 2010
Although most Whitties hail from west of the Mississippi, those from the East Coast bring a set of habits, interests and ideals that, according to many, is very different from the dominant culture of the West.
Photo Credit : Bullion

At Whitman, smoker stereotype proves hazy

amychapman April 22, 2010
Is there common ground between smokers and non-smokers at Whitman?

Through jobs in town, students connect with Walla Walla

amychapman April 15, 2010
Students working in Walla Walla gain fresh insight into the community, defying stereotypes from both sides of the town/college divide.
Credit: E. Johnson

Job hunting in a recession: An optimistic outlook

amychapman April 8, 2010
Although the job market seems ominous, Whitman students find ways make a living and pursue passions after college.

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Whitman students plan new options for spring break travel

Rebecca Bright February 4, 2010
This year, Whitman leaders have planned and organized an array of spring break excursions, giving students the chance to share a week of outdoor adventures or service.
From L to R: Finn Straley 11, Allie Kerr 13, Justis James Phillips 12, Kevin Klein 11, Simi Singh 12, Cory Rand 13, Kate Potter 12. Second Row: Sam Alden 12. The Varsity Nordic improv group performs. Credit: Bullion

Varsity Nordic: New name, same laughs

William Witwer December 6, 2009
A new name, style and schedule give Varsity Nordic added consistency on campus.
Credit: Gold

Yummy holiday recipes to enjoy over Thanksgiving break

kristencoverdale November 16, 2009
Considering Thanksgiving's focus on eating, Pio feature reporter Kristen Coverdale offers three recipes to try during your indulgences this break.
Credit: Wolff

Coping with crunch time: study and sleep habits at Whitman investigated

Hanna Ory November 11, 2009
The Pioneer surveyed 400 members of the Whitman student body and nearly all of them go less than eight hours of sleep per night Surprised? Probably not.
Credit: Alden

Whitties after dark, Whitman’s drug scene

Hanna Ory October 15, 2009
Many students have tried them, some are repulsed by them and a few are hooked. No matter what one's opinion is on the topic of illegal drugs, it's no secret that they play an integral role in the health and social aspects of college life. To see just how much drugs impact the Whitman community, The Pioneer conducted a campus-wide survey detailing student opinions and personal habits regarding illegal drug use.
The 1969 football team makes a last effort in what proved to be Whitmans last winning season. Courtesy photo.

Missionary football: a ghost of Whitman’s past

helenjenne September 29, 2009
When football was cut in March of 1977, after a sudden decision by the board of trustees without any student input, Whitman lost more than just a sport. Football was an important part of Whitman for nearly 80 years, although it was never consistently a winning team
Kappa Kappa Gammas pledge class of 1961 poses outside of their section in Prentiss Hall during recruitment. Contributed by Kristen Coverdale

Looking Back: The Whitman Greek System

kristencoverdale September 26, 2009
For almost a century, the Greek system has played a prominent role in Whitman culture. Providing opportunities for social connections, leadership, philanthropy and fun, every Greek has stories to tell. Here are a few glimpses of Greek life from yesteryear.
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