The Whitworthian

Tuesday, October 23, 2007

News

• Speaker from Oaxaca lectures on roots of migration
• Low-income residents evicted
• Funds approved for science facilities' design
• Trends revealed in tenth day report
• Physics department shows fastest growth
• Board ratifies Faculty Handbook revisions
• World Briefs
• Campus Briefs
• Faculty members to rewrite alma mater
• Crossing the line
• Sheriff's deputies investigate armed robbery of nearby Shell Station
• New ID cards distributed
• World Briefs
• California fires hit home for one student
• Rape suspect arrested
• Moose meanders on campus
• MEETING REPORT: Administrator answers student concerns
• Rape suspect to make court appearance
• The Whitworthian places third in 'Best of Show' at national convention
• Spokane County heads to the polls Tuesday
• Students discuss politics, social justice

Opinions

• OPINION: Rice and others face 'Mission Impossible'
• IN THE LOOP: Trustees needed to be informed, but correctly
• OPINION: Pranks for the memories
• OPINION: Yet another casualty of capitalism
• OPINION: How to navigate the tempest-tossed waters of the Whitworth relationship
• OPINION: The Whitworthian isn't as evil as you may think
• OPINION: The 5 worst Whitworth decisions
• OPINION: Jesus not a panacea: Approach poor with humility
• HUMOR: Why can't it be Trick AND Treat?
• OPINION: Taking affirmative actions: Focus on economics, not race
• OPINION: Has following your conscience become moral relativism?
• SPORTS COMMENTARY: Welcome to Rocktober
• OPINION: Did Meryl Streep scare you? Internships aren't that bad...
• OPINION: Surviving student loans
• OPINION: Rugby deserves funding
• OPINION: Radiohead album a pot of sonic gold
• OPINION: Is the Whitworth psyche fireproof?
• OPINION: Quality television comes down to 'The Wire'
• OPINION: YouTube not the answer
• OPINION: Happy Reformation Day

Scene

• Students raise breast cancer awareness
• Student creates specialty plate
• Gallery features eclectic art
• REVIEW: 'Across the Universe': Modern musical
• Drive Inn welcomes all
• Brandi Carlile brings folk to Big Easy
• A&E Briefs
• Music Previews
• Church focuses on gospel
• Students intern at legal center
• CHAPEL: Speaker emphasizes the mixture of faith and works
• Concert Preview: Matt Nathanson at the Big Easy
• Review: Magic Lantern brings culture, art to local film scene
• Whitworth Presbyterian pastor speaks at chapel
• Exercise for the body and mind
• International Chef visits Whitworth
• CHAPEL: Christ's grace and love makes all the difference, speaker says
• Dia de los Muertos a celebration of life and death
• Seattle band returns to campus
• CHAPEL: Service focuses on reflection
• CHAPEL: Kingdom of God not contingent on color

Sports

• Women's soccer set for big weekend
• Bucs eek out victories
• Football falls short in nonconference game
• Volleyball splits matches again
• Bucs run to Hells Gate
• Sports Briefs
• Whitworth Intramural Report
• Golf finishes strong at local classic
• Intramural Moment of the Week: Basketball
• Swimming opens season on the road
• Football tops Willamette in overtime
• Cross country finishes regular season, Gallagher All-NWC selection
• Womens soccer splits weekend result
• Frisbee playoffs winding down
• Basketball, Soccer seasons still in session
• Sports Briefs
• Men, women's soccer qualify for postseason play
• Football clinchs second-straight NW Conference title
• Men's soccer nets NWC championship
• Women's soccer takes all in weekend matches
• SPORTS COMMENTARY: It's all in the attitude
• Turner breaks record, leads pirates to victory
• Men's soccer shocks Gustavus in overtime classic
• Women's soccer nets first NCAA tournament win ever
• Intramural Moment of the Week: Basketball
• Season comes to a close in Wisconsin for men's soccer
• Women's soccer falls out of NCAA tournament
• Women's swimming wins in non-conference meet
• Football pounds UPS
• Ultimate Frisbee ends

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