Whittie News, the Whitman College Alumni e-newsletter
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Whittie News, the Whitman College Alumni e-newsletter |
March, 2005 |
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| Whitman Connections -Seattle, March 14 -Portland, March 15 -Palo Alto, March 16 The Whitman College Alumni Office and Career Center have again combined efforts to bring this annual career networking event to Seattle and Portland, and now THE BAY AREA! Please bring your business card, copies of your resume, information about internships or jobs in your company or organization, and any other career-related material you would like to exchange with fellow participants. Keep in mind that Whitman Connections 2005 is not a job fair. It is an opportunity to network with Whitman alumni, students and parents who work or seek work in the Seattle, Portland or Bay area. Register by March 11, 2005, by using our Whitman Connections 2005 form. |
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| Taking advantage of Whitman College's central location, we are offering alumni, parents and friends the opportunity to come to campus for a weekend in June to examine the subject of wine from the liberal arts perspective. We will hear from Whitman professors, alumni in the industry and local winemakers about the transformation of the Walla Walla valley. Join us for Weekend College 2005. Read More About Weekend College 2005 |
For Reunion information, the online RSVP form and lists of those planning to attend, view our Reunions page at http://www.whitman.edu/alumni/reunions.cfm. |
Join us for a fabulous trip!!! |
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Discovering the Constitution: The Great Debates, with Bob Withycombe, professor of rhetoric and film studies at Whitman. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania June 11-15, 2005 Read More About It... |
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Whitman in Ashland August 12-14, 2005 Love's Labor's Lost, Richard III, Twelfth Night, The Belle's Stratagem (Cowley), and Dr. Faustus (Marlowe) with professor of English, emeritus, Ed Foster Read More About It... |
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Fire and Ice September 9-11, 2005 Geology and Mythology of Mt. Rainier and the Washington Cascades with Bob Carson, professor of geology and environmental studies, and Don Snow, visiting professor of environmental humanities. Read More About It... |
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Playbill: Paint the town Whitman Blue and Gold October 18-23, 2005 A theater tour of New York with Jack Freimann. Read More About It... |
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The Galapagos Islands March 10-19, 2006 Take a walk on the wild side with professor of biology Delbert Hutchison. Cruise with Lindblad's Special Expeditions through the islands of Darwin's discoveries, get up-close and personal with the incredible animal life, swim with the fishes, learn about this beautiful area from Whitman's own evolutionary biologist! Read More About It... |
What
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For events and more, visit our Calendar of Events, http://www.whitman.edu/alumni/calendar.cfm |
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 Seattle and Portland Area Book Clubs |
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| March 2 -- Seattle | Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell Details... |
| April 6 -- Seattle | The Color of Water:A Black Man's Tribute to His White Mother by James McBride. Details... |
How
will your favorite Whitman Varsity sports team do this year? Check out the new rosters at http://www.whitman.edu/athletics/ |
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Want
to know how much fun your fellow alumni had at past events? http://www.whitman.edu/alumni/photogalleries.cfm
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