The Whitworthian

Tuesday, April 15, 2008

News

• ASWU general election: Students elect 2008 leaders
• Alternative energy expert addresses students
• Future parking possibly pinched
• Financial aid, enrollment offices reduce GPA required to keep academic scholarships
• Science center funding on top agenda
• University places emphasis on goal of increased science research
• Professors set to try phased retirement
• Campus Briefs
• Earlier parking tickets hitting students' accounts

Opinions

• IN THE LOOP: What is the essence of Whitworth culture?
• OPINION: You're not as poor as you think you are
• OPINION: 5 potential parking possibilities
• OPINION: Unlike being green, it is easy being white
• HUMOR: Locke, Bok and two smoking Hegels
• OPINION: Maintenance of scholarships shouldn't be a 'C' average task
• OPINION: The bus: Save money while you sleep
• SYMPOSIUM: Torture
• OPINION: Just how co-ed should Whitworth dorms be?

Scene

• Tips on saving money
• On-campus housing guide
• PREVIEW: Garland, SFCC to host international film festival
• Pop Shoppe brings back retro charm of soda shops
• Hindurwa: 'Be changed'
• A&E Briefs
• Student teaches in Mexico
• Notes from Abroad: Are the media wrong about Tibet?
• SLIDESHOW: U.S.E in concert

Sports

• Men's golf to drive for fourth-straight title
• PLU dusts off baseball in four
• Track to send two to D-III nationals
• Softball pummels Pioneers
• Sunshine greets Omache Field
• Women clinch second
• Fourth-place men's tennis off to NWC tourney
• Men and women dominate at CCS Bigfoot Invitational
• Top-five NAIA team sweeps Whitworth in non-conference series
• Linfield edges women's tennis for first place at NWC Championships
• Softball stopped by Bearcats in first two games in Salem
• Men's tennis ends season with fifth-place match win at NWC Championships
• Men's track & field snares first place, women third at NWC Championships

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