Helpful Hilda, the advice column (the return)
Helpful Hilda
April 28, 2020
Hilda, Sorry if my tuypong is a little bad .. i am only typing with one hand because i just smashed my other in a car door and it is definitely looking funny and feels like something horrible. Ouch ouch but oh well. Reachingo out if you know a good replaicement for canned corn. I I wanted to bake brea...
Whitman Arts Corner: An SNL review from Regis, Whitman’s oldest student
Ashlyn Quintus, Column Coordinator
October 19, 2019
This week's edition of the Whitman Arts Corner column is brought to you by Regis (b. 1933, class of 2023), Whitman’s oldest current student. This week it is of my utmost pleasure to share with you my take on the hit comedy show, "Saturday Night Live." I loved the show as a young adult and remembe...
Dear Mom Column
Mom, Advice Columnist
September 29, 2016
Do you miss your mom when you’re at Whitman? Or do you just wish you had a mom at school? Someone who was here to answer your questions and offer you advice? Are there some questions you just can’t ask her? Well that’s where we come in. The Wire is now bringing you an advice column of your very own — ...
It’s okay to ask for help sometimes
Alya Bohr
September 22, 2016
I hate asking for help. Seriously, it’s the worst. If I ever happen to think that I might need to lean on someone, my brain quickly takes care of that nasty little impulse by gently reminding me that asking for help makes me ridiculously weak, stupid and worse than everyone else at Whitman–pr...
Pay attention to effects of pop culture
Zan McPherson
March 12, 2015
Illustration by Lya Hernandez. All have witnessed, experienced or at least heard of the "Frozen" craze that swept through American youth in 2013. Like many Disney movies, "Frozen" leapt into children's hearts and didn't seem to leave for, well, an absurdly long time. The movie's effect on child...
Self-reflection, Teaching the Movement help fight back against privilege paralysis
Katy Wills
February 12, 2015
While some new parents may be told that their child is at greater risk for heart disease, diabetes or obesity, their white babies don't come with a document warning the parents of the potential for privilege paralysis. I began to understand this condition last year. In April 2014, I attended a workshop...
Advertising, sports have power to reclaim ‘like a girl’
Hillary Smith
February 12, 2015
Of the countless Super Bowl advertisements, one in particular made a deep impression on me. It included clips from an experiment conducted by Always, a feminine hygiene brand, in which people of different ages were asked to mime physical actions –– run, throw, etc. –– "like a girl." The adult...
Huskies season captured in 27-26 loss to #14 Arizona
Garrett Atkinson
November 20, 2014
The University of Washington football team (6-5) fell 27-26 to #14 Arizona (8-2) this past Saturday, Nov. 15 in what has surely been the most disappointing game of the Chris-Peterson era. With less than two minutes remaining and one time out for the Wildcats, the Huskies got a first down at around...
NBA quietly kicks off
Dylan Snyder
November 13, 2014
The NBA is proven drawing card to a variety of fans, but the biggest news tends to come during the summer months when playoff basketball combines with the NBA's player-friendly team movement rule. The biggest stories usually come along late in the season and early in free agency. The NBA has gotten...
Changing Band Lineup Can Drastically Change Sound
Emma Dahl
January 30, 2014
What defines a band? Is it their sound or their lineup? It's not uncommon for musicians to be in flux, for guitarists to switch in and out or for a member to leave to pursue a solo act. But if a band's lineup changes, and this changes their sound, is it still the same band? I believe the answer to...
Baylor freshman will dunk in your face, send you the poster
allancrum
April 1, 2010
The first time I was exposed to a woman dunking was 2004. That year, Candace Parker won the McDonald's All-American Game Dunk Contest, defeating men's players like J.R. Smith (who would go on to participate in the NBA dunk contest). It was a great day for women's athletics. I thought I had just seen...
Tiger will rise again
jaygold
March 4, 2010
Eldrick "Tiger" Woods was the highest-paid professional athlete in 2008. He has won 14 professional major golf championships, 71 PGA Tour events and 16 World Golf Championships. He has held the number-one position in the world rankings for the most consecutive weeks and for the greatest total number...
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