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• Martina Navratilova "Came Out" 32 Years Ago, Remember?

  
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  [ Editors Note: Considering the hullaballo about a certain male basketball player coming out— when men do come out its just.so.damn.noble! —we at read more
  3 weeks ago

• Student groups prepare for Choral Contest

  
  The Pioneer | Whitman news, delivered. — Authority: 150
  The annual Choral Contest will take place this Friday, April 26, but the preparation for this event has stretched back months. Theta members Lauren Vorona ’15, Caitlyn Yoshina ’15 and Kathryn Collins ’13 rehearse for the choral contest. Photos by Skye Vander Laan. The contest consists of separate contests ...
  4 weeks ago

• Individual Blame Won’t Address Environmental Problems

  
  The Pioneer | Whitman news, delivered. — Authority: 150
  I find it hard to recall the moment I first became an environmentalist. It’s not as defined as the instant I became a writer (after reading “The Amber Spyglass” at the age of 11) or an environmental humanities major (about the fifth week of organic chem lab). What I do remember is that when my tender young self ...
  4 weeks ago

• Tech Work More Sensible with a Few Simple Rules

  
  The Pioneer | Whitman news, delivered. — Authority: 150
  It’s been a wonderful four years writing the tech column for The Pio . But all good things must come to an end. Since I’m going to be leaving campus and taking them with me, I figured I’d share my rules for understanding and contextualizing the technology industry. I’ve honed these from years of watching ...
  4 weeks ago

• ASWC Passes Resolution to Encourage More Student-Taught Classes

  
  The Pioneer | Whitman news, delivered. — Authority: 150
  Illustration by Luke Hampton Student-taught classes such as yoga, Zumba and salsa have proven increasingly popular on campus, and legislation passed at the Associated Students of Whitman College (ASWC) senate meeting last Sunday, April 14, will allow would-be student-teachers to apply for funding for similar ...
  4 weeks ago

• New Look at Greekend Football Produces Mixed Feelings

  
  The Pioneer | Whitman news, delivered. — Authority: 150
  Mary Madden ’13 runs down the field at Greekend’s football tournament. Photos by Halley McCormick. Kappas helping up DGs? Alpha Phis slapping fives with Thetas? As strange as it sounds, this year of Greekend football proved to be a unifying event in helping bring members of different women’s fraternities ...
  4 weeks ago

• This is a Talking Heads Cover Band Exudes Talent, Funk

  
  The Pioneer | Whitman news, delivered. — Authority: 150
  You might have heard of This is a Talking Heads Cover Band, a new student band taking campus by storm. This reporter can say with confidence that this group of student musicians is incredibly talented. This is a Talking Heads Cover Band members: Brett Leroux, Max Reikosky, Chris Perkins, Tommy Gibson and Natalie ...
  4 weeks ago

• Whitman Christian Fellowship Fundraises to Fight Sex Trafficking

  
  The Pioneer | Whitman news, delivered. — Authority: 150
  Instead of spending money on drinks this weekend, members of the Whitman Christian Fellowship (WCF) will be donating cash to help adolescent girls escape the sex trade. Beta’s recycled alcohol bottles are now being used as a medium for raising money. Photos by Catie Bergman. Members of the club have set a ...
  4 weeks ago

• Samuel Moyn Lecture Defines Human Rights

  
  The Pioneer | Whitman news, delivered. — Authority: 150
  Students, faculty and community members packed Olin Hall 130 to hear historian Samuel Moyn describe what he believed to be the origin of human rights. Moyn, a professor of history at Columbia University, provided historical context for the progression of our definition of rights, which is a definition he considers ...
  4 weeks ago

• Sustainable Walla Walla Prepares for Fourth Annual Green Travel Competition

  
  The Pioneer | Whitman news, delivered. — Authority: 150
  Illustration by Marlee Raible You might see a few more bikes next time you walk downtown.  In honor of Earth Week, community organization Sustainable Walla Walla is gearing up for its fourth annual Green Travel Competition for local businesses, agencies, schools, churches and organizations. Participating ...
  4 weeks ago

• Beautiful Hair Without Pain, Politics or Shame

  
  The Pioneer | Whitman news, delivered. — Authority: 150
  Illustration by Eduardo Vazquez Hair for women carries secrets of beauty and self-acceptance. Black women’s hair especially holds secrets I have known about since I was old enough to sit on my mother’s lap and have her pull at my scalp until I looked “presentable.” Mostly what I understood about my hair is ...
  4 weeks ago

• In the Kitchens: The Voices in Whitman’s Dining Halls

  
  The Pioneer | Whitman news, delivered. — Authority: 150
  Illustration by Asa Mease What does it mean to be part of a community? Looking around the Whitman campus, it is easy to recognize students, professors and administrators as Whitties. But there is another group at Whitman, rarely seen but essential to the day-to-day life of the college. The staff of Whitman’s ...
  4 weeks ago

• Seniors Combine Sports, Psychology

  
  The Pioneer | Whitman news, delivered. — Authority: 150
  Rarely do collegiate students have the luxury of combining their academics with their extracurricular studies. Senior soccer players and psychology majors Jed Jacobson and Leland Matthaeus have fully embraced their roles as student athletes by focusing on sports psychology for their senior thesis. The thesis, a ...
  4 weeks ago

• Indie Women Make No Appearance This Year

  
  The Pioneer | Whitman news, delivered. — Authority: 150
  Though last year they dazzled the crowd singing Lady Gaga and the year before belted a Sara Bareilles medley in their bright blue gowns, this year the Independent Women will be absent from the 87th annual Choral Contest. Though the Independent Women’s choral group has even won out against the Greek groups they ...
  4 weeks ago

• Political Cartoon

  
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  Political Cartoon by Asa Mease
  4 weeks ago

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