After a ten-year stint with National Public Radio (NPR), the network terminated its contract with Juan Williams last Wednesday, Oct. 20 after Williams made a series of disparaging remarks about Muslims...
David Fincher, director of "Se7en" and "Fight Club", exposes the darker side of the deeply intertwined college and internet lifestyle in "The Social Network."
To the Editors:
Last week the Pioneer published the board editorial entitled "ASWC must always be mindful when allocating student dollars." We in ASWC are thrilled to participate in discussion about...
' ¡Si se puede!' has been used as a rallying cry for everything from pro-immigration marches to Barack Obama's presidential campaign. Its original usage, however, was as the motto for the United Farm Workers of America labor union. In this spirit, union organizer Arturo Sepulveda led a group of dairy workers in a march last Friday, March 5, to demand fair working conditions from their employers at the Ruby Ridge dairy in Pasco, Wash., who have fired a number of workers in the past for attempting to unionize.
Whitman has joined colleges across the nation in addressing the global impact of climate change and the threat it poses to humans, animals and ecosystems. To better understand Whitman's contribution to climate change, as well as potential areas of improvement, a group of students is conducting Whitman's second annual greenhouse gas audit.
This article discusses the nature of anonymity and how it brings out the worst in people. It discusses how Chatroulette.com acts as a medium for this kind of obscenity and doubles as social commentary on just what people will do when cloaked in this kind of anonymity.
The inability of politicians to take action on climate change doesn't only have dire implications for the planet. It is also affecting our ability to get ourselves out of the current recession and compete in the global market.
Last Saturday, the Coalition Against Homophobia hosted Dragfest, a dance party that encouraged students to question established conceptions of gender in a festive, open environment.
