The Whitworthian

Tuesday, December 4, 2007

News

• Faculty asked to stay out of Westminster offices due to leak
• MEETING REPORT: ASWU passes requisitions for funds
• Bookstore to stock online shelves
• University seeks international campus
• Virtual U
• Majority of faculty members tenured
• World Briefs
• Campus Briefs
• ASWU resignations leave vacancies
• Hawaiian student enrollment increases
• Ethnicity subcommittee looks at diversity at Whitworth
• Students report positive experience in Jan Term study
• Disagreement undercutts beliefs

Opinions

• IN THE LOOP: Off-campus code can still punish anything
• OPINION: Essay-free applications have a price
• OPINION: 10 things Whitworth hates about you
• HUMOR: The best Christmas column ever
• OPINION: A hypothetical commencement speech: Fight evil on small scale
• OPINION: Spokane's plan encouraging
• OPINION: Annie, grab your picket sign
• OPINION: The Devolution of Hygiene
• Letters to the Editor
• OPINION: Something lost in Page-to-Reel Transformation
• OPINION: Amazon's Kindle more useful as firewood
• OPINION: Five reasons to appreciate the holiday season at Whitworth
• OPINION: Sin doesn't have a sexual orientation

Scene

• Latin American Politics students comment on benefits of Fair Trade
• Up 'til Dawn
• Alumnus serves as missionary in Africa
• Nearly 15 million Americans suffer from depression
• REVIEW: Musical is fun, quirky adaptation
• A&E Briefs
• Music Previews
• Warren Peace:
• Future of Forestry to perform Christmas concert
• Q&A: Mark Frankel, Blue Man Group
• REVIEW: Blue Man Group's 'How to be a Megastar'
• Blood donations strive to meet needs

Sports

• Final four set after week of playoff matches
• Whitworth takes Lee Fulmer crown
• Men swim swiftly at Husky
• Women dive into 9th place
• Taylor's death: Are players targets or just unlucky?
• NBA moving back to even keel - power shifting back to Eastern Conference
• INTRAMURALS: Life Without Zach whips Donkey Lips
• Pirates handle PLU, set up Saturday showdown
• Women's basketball slips past Lutes
• Men's tennis muscles past Bruins, Boxers
• Women's tennis sweeps to second win
• Weather, men's tennis scorch courts in Saturday win
• Men's basketball trees Loggers in second half comeback
• Comeback falls short, women's basketball loses to UPS
• Pirates falter again in Lewiston

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