The September 29 article by Pamela London, “Football controversy: Sudden end of declining program in 1977 vexes Whitman community," may have unintentionally left Pioneer readers with the misperception that Whitman's fundraising efforts have suffered long-term repercussions as a result of the closure of the varsity football program.
"We live in a society that hates children," a friend said to me nonchalantly this past week.
This was not something I was expecting to hear. It is generally more acceptable to claim that people...
Obama should focus on domestic issues before helping other nations. If they ask for help, then the U.S. may help them. Libya has not asked for help. Let Libya create its own independence.
For the Whitman women's lacrosse team, it doesn't matter if they are playing fellow Division III teams or nationally ranked Division I programs - competition is competition. The team is doing more than just holding their own in the Northwest Women's Lacrosse League, as it is sitting in fourth place looking at a chance to make the championship tournament hosted here at Whitman.
The Walla Walla Foundry, established in 1980 by Mark Anderson '78, casts and fabricates contemporary fine arts. Offering digital operations, casting, fabrication and design services, the foundry employs...
Dear Editor:
In the recent article entitled "Mission Statement Discussed at Town Hall Meeting," The Pioneer seriously misinterpreted President Bridges's comments and position on the future of the Whitman...
On Friday, March 4, Bartholme's extensive collection of prints officially went on display in the Sheehan Gallery for the newest exhibit: "Playing the Print."
ASWC is currently pushing to get student representation on the newly established curriculum committee. Members of ASWC believe that allowing students to be a part of making curriculum-related decisions will be hugely beneficial for the college.
