November, 2009
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November, 2009 |
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Things To Do: (Select link to locate information.) |
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Young Alumni! Contribute to Livewire Deadline for next issue is December 4, 2009. Any alumni from 2000-2009 can contribute a wedding or new baby picture!
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Class of 2009 Alumni Starter Kit
Please take a few moments to review the
Class of 2009 Starter Kit and register for Whitman Online.
Information you provide in the directory will help us serve you better.
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 November 4, 2009 Three Cups of Tea: One Man’s Mission to Promote Peace.... One School at a Time by Greg Mortenson Read More and RSVP Online... |
| Author Reading with Janna Cawrse Esarey '94 November 7 • 11:00AM-12:30PM • Elliott Bay Book Company • Seattle, WA Alumni, parents and friends are invited to a reading with Whitman author Janna Cawrse Esarey ’94 to hear about her book debut, “The Motion of the Ocean: 1 Small Boat, 2 Average Lovers and a Woman’s Search for the Meaning of Wife.” This is a humorous true story of a woman who abandons her tidy life to honeymoon across the Pacific on a leaky, old boat—only to find that sailing is easier than keeping her relationship off the rocks. Space is limited so plan to arrive early and grab coffee in the Elliott Bay Cafe before the reading. Read more and RSVP Online. |
| "Equivocation" at the Seattle Repertory Theatre with post-play discussion by Associate Professor of English, Theresa DiPasquale December 5, 2009 • 2:00PM • Seattle Repertory Theatre • Bagley Wright Theatre 12:45 pm: Pre-play Talk with Theresa DiPasquale 2:00 pm: Play begins Read more and RSVP Online. |
“Expiration Date” with filmmaker Rick Stevenson ’77 Portland, OregonNovember 5 • 7:00PM • Hollywood Theatre Read more and register online. |
 Where the Great River Bends: A Natural and Human History of the Columbia at Wallula. |
Where The Great River Bends Presentation by Professor Bob Carson and Professor emeritus Tom Edwards Spokane, Washington November 15, 2009 • 3:30-5:00PM Read more and RSVP online by November 12 |
What
is going on in your area?
For events and more, visit our Calendar of Events, http://www.alumniconnections.com/olc/pub/WIM/eventcal/eventcal.cgi |
What's Happening on Campus |
Whitman in the News |
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Spring Reunion Weekend* - April 22-25, 2010 Class of 1970 Classes of 1974, 1975 and 1976View the schedule of events, find accommodation information, RSVP and see who else plans to attend. *Spring Reunion Weekend takes place in conjunction with the  Harper Joy Theatre reunion.Fiftieth Reunion - May 20-23, 2010  Class of 1960 View the schedule of events, find accommodation information, RSVP and see who else plans to attend. |
 Save the date • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Whitman College Reunion A Half Century of Harper Joy Theatre coming April 23 - 25, 2010 The spotlight is shining on Harper Joy Theatre! Reconnect with old friends and celebrate the fiftieth birthday of the gem of Whitman College’s Theatre Department. Remember the good times and the great productions. Visit with favorite faculty from the theater department and meander through the beautiful Whitman campus in spring. More information to come. RSVP now and see who else is coming! |
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| The John Day Fossil Beds • April 29-May 2, 2010 with Pat Spencer, professor of geology Read more and register for this trip. |
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The Civil Rights South • May 25-June 2, 2010 with Bob Withycombe, professor of rhetoric and film studies Read more and register for this trip. |
| Camp Whitman at the North Cascades Institute Lake Diablo • July 22-25, 2010 Whitman faculty across the academic spectrum will lead this weekend seminar in Washington’s spectacular North Cascades National Park. Read more and register for this trip. |
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| The Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland, Oregon • August 6-8, 2010 with Theresa DiPasquale, associate professor of English Read more and register for this trip. |
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Fall Harvest: Fellowships and Grant Opportunities for Alumni
 Princeton in Asia: Service-oriented fellowships (teaching, NGOs, etc.) in various countries in Asia.
NSEP Boren Fellowship: Fellowships for study (U.S. or abroad) in languages and international security. Pickering Foreign Affairs Fellowships: Fellowships for new graduate students preparing to work in foreign service. Carnegie Junior Fellows Program: Fellowships for work as research assistants to Carnegie’s senior associates. Note deadlines and contact Keith Raether, director of Fellowships and Grants, or administrative assistant Karen Kinder. |
October 2009 – President’s Report and Gift Report issue |
Fifty Year Plus News wants your stories, letters, photos, and memories! If you are in a graduating class from 1959 and earlier, we encourage you to contribute, and to encourage your classmates in submitting items. Stories about life at Whitman when you were here, or things “Whitman-related” in your life in the intervening years, are welcome.Mail materials to Margaret Hoglund at the Whitman College Alumni Office, 345 Boyer Ave., Walla Walla, WA 99362, or email hoglund@whitman.edu. |
 Keep in touch with your Whitman family... Let your classmates and friends know what you're up to and be sure to let us know too. Helpful ways are listed below. |
Change of Address:
Notice: If you attended Whitman College, please visit the Whitman Online community to update your address and other relevant information, as we only need to be notified in one location. Thank You. While visiting the Whitman Online community you can: |
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Want
to know how much fun your fellow alumni had at past events? http://www.whitman.edu/alumni/photogalleries.cfm and our Reunions Photo page at http://www.whitman.edu/alumni/photos_reunions.cfm |
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Editor |
Jason S. Arp ’94 |
Graphics, Layout and Design |
Teri Durfee |
Contributors |
Polly Schmitz ’83, Nancy Mitchell, Margaret Hoglund, Angela Torretta, Teri Durfee |
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