A nation all its own
February 1, 2007
by Andrea Miller STAFF WRITER While some students navigate through the discos of European metropolises or come face-to-face with the hardships of no running water in Africa, others turn to the challenges of an American city for their study abroad program. Programs in Chicago, Philadelphia a...
Semester in the West gives college life the runaround
February 1, 2007
by Hailey Rogge STAFF WRITER The romantic stereotypes of the American West have all been dashed away, and a very intricate human and ecological landscape redrawn: at least for the 21 Whitman students who spent last fall rediscovering their country on an environmental studies odyssey. The membe...
Inside out: Students reflect on experiences
February 1, 2007
by Jamie Soukup STAFF WRITER Aubrey Gallegos: Botswana Probably one of the coolest places I visited in Botswana was Chobe National Park, where we literally camped among the animals. At night none of us were allowed to leave our tents without yelling for a guide because, as our guides told us, w...
The world beyond Whitman College opens eyes
February 1, 2007
by Janna Stone STAFF WRITER Susan Holme Brick, director of Whitman's Study Abroad program, works in a small, non-descript office on the second floor of Memorial Building. Her office, no more extraordinary than any other of the offices in Memorial, does little to suggest the fact that, to many ...
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