Whitman College's search for a professor to fill the newly-combined position of environmental studies and classics began on Monday, Feb. 7 and will continue until shortly before spring break.
Valentine's Day has long been heralded as the “day of love", especially with regards to couples. People often spend tons of money on their significant other on this holiday and go on romantic dates. At Whitman, many truly enjoy it. However, for both people in relationships and out, there is some cynicism surrounding the holiday's traditional practices as well as criticism of its social constructions.
Is Valentine's Day a good day for the heart or just a bad day for the wallet? Despite what store displays adorned with pink hearts and roses would have you believe, for many, February 14 is neither special nor sweet. The holiday promotes a romanticized picture that doesn't necessarily reflect the reality of relationships (or lack thereof) in our college lifestyle. This week Feature looks into how Whitties navigate around the consumerist and artificial aspects of this holiday to re-work V-Day their way.
Local toy store Inland Octopus may be marketed for kids, but an upcoming three-month entertainment series hopes to change this by showcasing the talents of local performers from both Whitman College and...
Just in time for Valentine's Day!
-Do a totally sick skateboard trick in front of her. Nothing gets a girl to take her clothes off faster than a totally gnar ollie mctwist. This also applies to your...
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This week, I have been really sick. I have still been coming to class because apparently I can't get excused by Chuck Cleveland unless I'm in a coma. However, at night I have been going to...
Expect many changes for student band and Coffeehouse regular Plateau. The band released their second album and will tour the West Coast this summer.
Plateau, whose musical style bass player and junior...
