Whittie News February 2003 - Whitman College Alumni Newsletter

Whittie News, the Whitman College Alumni e-newsletter

February, 2003

Environmental Studies at Whitman in the Woods August 15-17, 2003 Read More About It
Area Events
February 22	Palm Desert	Cocktail Reception
February 23	Portland	Sunday Matinee: "Proof"
March 24	Seattle	Whitman Connections Networking
March 25	Portland	Whitman Connections Networking
For details and RSVP information, see our Calendar of Events: http://www.whitman.edu/alumni/calendar.htm

Trips! Individual mailings are no longer sent out for trips. Please email Margaret Hoglund or call 509.527.5167 or 800.835.9448, ext. 1 for more details on these trips.
Whitman in Ashland August 8-10, 2003	Join professor of English, Ed Foster for a weekend of theatre. For more details: http://www.whitman.edu/alumni/tripsschedule.htm#ashland03
Whitman in the Woods August 15-17, 2003	A weekend trip to IslandWood, the Puget Sound area’s new environmental learning center on Bainbridge Island with Whitman faculty Julia Davis, Tom Davis, U.J. Sofia, John Winter, Deborah Winter and Heidi Sofia, research associate. For more details and pricing: http://www.whitman.edu/alumni/islandwoodrsvpform.htm

Job Opening at Whitman College

Be the next Director of the Intercultural Center at Whitman, or encourage strong candidates to apply. Applications due by March 1, 2003. For more information see Staff Employment Opportunities at http://www.whitman.edu/hr/employment_ops/

On-Campus Events
Alumni Events at Whitman College April 24-27, Spring Reunion Weekend May 22-25, 50th Reunion/Commencement Weekend June 12-15, 50-Plus Reunion June 15-21, Summer College (formerly Senior Alumni College) June 27-29, Weekend College: A History of Rock and Roll Weekend with professors Keith Farrington and David Schmitz October 3-5, Fall Reunion Weekend

Noose to Needle by Timothy V. Kaufman-Osborn

Whitman Bookstore Highlights Faculty Author
Timothy V. Kaufman Osborn, Baker Ferguson Chair of Politics and Leadership, has just published From Noose to Needle. This book provides a new perspective
on the controversial topic of capital punishment. By asking how the conduct
of state killing reveals broader contradictions in the contemporary liberal
state, Timothy V. Kaufman-Osborn progresses beyond the more familiar legal
and sociological approaches to this issue.
Available online at http://bookstore.whitman.edu - follow the Whitman Author link. If you have authored a book which you would like to have listed, please contact Douglas Carlsen, '74, Director of the Bookstore at carlseda@whitman.edu.

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