Nike’s new uniforms for women’s Olympic Track and Field are a disgrace. For anyone wondering what it looks like, it’s basically a women’s one-piece swimsuit cut disturbingly high at the bikini...
News flash for all Swifties and fans of the 1975: your taste is unoriginal. Your musical palate is bland, and you're just like every other young adult. But be careful — if you enjoy music that’s...
Caitlin Clark has been one of the most entertaining sports players to watch over the last two seasons. She fought hard two years in a row to bring herself and her Iowa teammates to the NCAA national championship...
Kasey Moulton, Editor-in-Chief
With each email from the senior chair, I become more and more acutely aware that my time sandwiched between Isaac's and Alder is quickly coming to a close. I always knew...
This column initially appeared in the October 19, 2006 edition of The Whitman Pioneer. The opinion was written by a staff writer and appears as it was initially ran; the only edits are to spelling.
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Soup! It’s delicious and helps to fill that void that this inadequate life and government that hates you leaves in your soul. But gosh, it really is so much work to get something cheap, filling,...
As of April 7, the death toll in Gaza is reported to be 33,137 people. People can debate about whether this number is higher or lower than what is being reported, but honestly I couldn’t care any less...
Your name is Mark Zuckerberg or Bill Gates or Peter Theil. You own a bunker, or more than one.
The products your genius-brain cooked up in the nineties have gone forth and multiplied at the scale...
Why does nobody talk about the ostentatious amount of people that play brokie on campus? I’ve met and gotten to know so many people that I assumed genuinely related to me on a socioeconomic or social...
Outside a Super8 Motel sign reading “2024 STAY SAFE,” Walla Walla Police Department (WWPD) Officer Kevin Toon dealt with a domestic disturbance. The call said someone had been hit, and Officer Toon...
With 12 minutes left in the first half in Spokane, Alabama’s Aaron Estrada pump-faked, got his defender to jump, then rose to finish at the rim. He was met by the hand of Grand Canyon University’s...
This column initially appeared in the April 27, 2000 edition of The Whitman Pioneer. The opinion was written by The Pioneer’s managing editor and appears as it was initially ran; the only edits are to...
