Hasina’s Female Leadership
Rina Cakrani, Columnist
October 4, 2017
Filed under OPINION
Unlike the usual Western narrative that is presented in the media, there have been and there are today women leaders in what can be called Muslim-majority countries. Yes, of course women are oppressed in certain countries like Saudi Arabia, but that doesn’t mean that this narrative should be representative...
Trump Manipulates Evangelicals
Sean Hannah, Columnist
April 21, 2016
Filed under Columnists, OPINION
Evangelical Christianity emphasizes love and a mission to spread the word of God, so it is blatantly ironic that Trump’s supporters are so ready to accept his proposed laws that limit Mexican and Muslim Immigration.
Vigil Held In Honor of Those Killed by Terrorism
December 3, 2015
Filed under Breaking News, Front Page Slideshow, NEWS
A vigil on Nov. 16 was held to honor those killed in Beirut and Paris in the week prior.
Lack of religious presence on campus complicates celebration
October 16, 2014
Filed under FEATURE
Illustration by Sophie Cooper-Ellis. It's the people, not the perks, that are important to Whitman students when it comes to religious holidays. Celebrating with the people they know is what is important to Whitman students, not decadent meals and days off of school, especially when their holidays don't line...
Recent violence prompts question of which lives matter
November 29, 2012
Filed under OPINION
This column was contributed by Lesly, '13 Who may be killed without repercussion, without significant outcry from the international community? What sort of lives––or nonlives, rather––are disposable? Despite the establishment of a universal code of human rights after the horrors of World War II and th...
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