The Whitworthian

Tuesday, April 8, 2008

News

• Trial for rape suspect to begin in May
• LECTURE: Retired U.S. ambassador examines Iraq war
• Campus Briefs
• Students report interest in online classes
• Committee readies for accreditation review
• New facility to open for fall semester
• Gonzaga cuts cross registration
• News Briefs
• ASWU voter's guide
• Executive candidates debate campus issues

Opinions

• IN THE LOOP: 2008 ASWU executive candidate endorsements
• OPINION: Athletes defy archetypes
• Mutually Assured Discussion: On Campus or Off Campus?
• OPINION: The focus on 'community' alienates some members of the Whitworth, well, community
• HUMOR: The wonderful horrors of the Internet
• OPINION: The hurricane of coverage is no more, but New Orleans remains
• SYMPOSIUM: China
• OPINION: Bionic limbs point to future of technology

Scene

• 'Art Zombies': Junior art exhibit honors Fine Arts Building
• Hawaiian Lu'au to include faculty, staff
• A&E Briefs
• REVIEW: Bakery dishes up tasty treats, coffee
• Sodexho executive chef takes Iron title
• Student will participate in Miss USA competition

Sports

• George Fox sweeps Whitworth baseball
• Flurries force more home cancellations for softball
• Injury ravaged men's tennis team halves weekend series
• Women's tennis aces Loggers, Lutes for sweep
• Final home meet ends on high note
• INTRAMURALS: Bell-ends continue perfect season
• Spaun second, Dormaier third at NWC Multi-Events Championships
• Sports Picks
• Men's, women's golf set for NWC Tournament showdown
• Fantasy Lowdown with the Jet: More rest for stars equals more opportunities for others
• Track & field standouts Kintner, Dormaier shine at EWU Pelluer Invite
• PLU bats blast baseball for first two of four-game series
• Softball snaps up pair of wins from Lewis & Clark

Pieces of the Puzzle

• Men and women report different cultures
• Then & Now: 1960s-2000s
• Preview days paint Whitworth for future classes
• PROFILE: Student practices Christianity
• PROFILE: New club connects with homosexual community
• PROFILE: Junior feels left out of faith aspects
• Athletes feel daily grind of sports, academics
• Strategic Plan highlights goals for growth
• OPINION: Be Prepared: Plans for internationalization will change culture
• WhitSavers discounts connect students to local restaurants, entertainment
• Profile: Culture

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