Diversity is a big buzzword at our little school, but despite our efforts to integrate a number of diverse students, have our perspectives really been expanded? Take this quiz and find out!
1. Which country...
As you have probably noticed, The Pioneer has redesigned its look. One of the best parts of having an entirely student-run newspaper is that every semester new students, with new talents and visions join...
1. You cannot have pets.
2. She forgets to flush the toilet sometimes.
3. She has an annoying laugh.
4. There's decomposing flesh in the compost.
5. She keeps leaving the kitchen light on.
6....
For many, yearbooks are a fantastic way to remember college that Facebook lacks the depth to replace. While you personally may not want a yearbook, that is no reason to deny one to the considerable population that does.
Each week The Pioneer highlights a few events happening on campus or in Walla Walla during the weekend. Here are this week's picks:
"12 Angry Men"
Little Theatre of Walla Walla presents their interpretation...
The arrival of over 400 packages, a dozen bouquets of flowers and a plethora of cards stuffed in red and pink envelopes at the Whitman post office can only mean one thing: Valentine's Day is upon us once again. One of the biggest consumer holidays of the year, reminders to buy gifts and cards for loved ones abound on campus and downtown. Storefronts up and down East Main Street are decorated with heart and cupid decals. Even restaurants and coffee shops take part: Coffee Perk offers a wide range of sweet holiday drinks such as the Hot Lips Latte and Buttercream Dream.
Profitable investing requires the right mindset and being well informed about the business environment. Whitman students can profit by focusing on smaller companies to reap big payoffs.
The Backpage managed to snag a copy of this new club's constitution for our faithful readers.
Article I: Name
Nicki Minaj Fan Club (NMFC)
Article II: Mission
We're making somethin' fresh. We're hoping...
Students of all classes come together to produce one-acts written by their peers on topics from family tension to the creation of worlds. The 22nd annual one-act contest opens on the 16th and runs for six shows.
