Dear Editor,We are concerned about the lack of attention being paid to algae fuel as a potentially lucrative, sustainable, and ample source of biofuel. Americans…
Nicaraguan landfills a home for many
by Derek Martin/Guest Writer The smell, the rotting aroma that makes it hurt to breathe. It’s palpable even before we get off our air conditioned…
Abortion should not be merely an intellectual issue
Letter to the Editor by Mark Baker/Assistant Registrar When you think about this topic, what kind of a response do you have? Do you feel…
Undocumented, not unAmerican
by Luis Flores/Guest Writer My name is Luis Flores. I sit next to you in class. I am undocumented. That means that I am currently…
No matter the caliber of play, I still go broke buying hotdogs
By Colin Zalewski Some cities breed failure. Have you ever noticed how there are a number of teams who are terrible every year, no matter what?…
Diversity no longer has meaning
By Iris Wu The use of the word diversity on campus is disingenuous. People may think that the lack of small armies of ethnic-looking students…
The unattributed benefits of diversity
by Andrew Gjefle Rhetoric is an interesting thing. It can be used to effect any number of reactions, influencing the way people interact and think…
Let’s choose our shade of green carefully
by Max Nelson We hear a lot about sustainability at Whitworth. We have the Sustainability Challenge, a sustainability committee, a Green Pirate, and forks made…
There’s no reason to oppose sustainability
by Sarah Berentson Sustainability is a word that gets tossed around a lot, and not just at Whitworth. Some people argue that sustainability is just…
A jealous mistress
by Taylor Zajicek If you find yourself on the verdant greens of Whitworth, keep an eye out for one of the campus’ most treasured, albeit…