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The Westies 2004, Writers' Showcase
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Petroglyphs: A day in the West with Joe Pachak

The Westies 2004

Teaching Staff
	*Paul Arbetan* Professor of Ecology - New Mexico Natural Heritage Program.
	*Phil Brick* Program Director/Professor of Politics brick@whitman.edu.
	*Paul Hoornbeek* Professor of Rhetoric and Writing hoornbp@whitman.edu.
	*Ellen Meloy* Professor of Rhetoric and Writing
	*Mary O'Brien* Professor of Ecology mob@darkwing.uoregon.edu.

Support Staff
	*Alison Holland - Sacramento, California* Field Manager hollanaj@whitman.edu.
	*Kalin Schmoldt - Portland, Oregon* Information Manager schmolkm@whitman.edu.

Students, Writers Showcase
After returning to the Whitman campus in early December, the students of Semester in the West 2004 gave brief presentations based upon writings - "epiphanies" - which they created on the road. Below you will find those writings along with the pictures shown during those final presentations...
	Tory Amorello - Sutton, Massachusetts Public Epiphany: Untitled amorelvb@whitman.edu.
	Peter Avriett - Seattle, Washington Public Epiphany: Untitled avrietps@whitman.edu.
	Lindsey Case - Port Angeles, Washington Public Epiphany: What the River Taught casela@whitman.edu.
	Brian Coggan - Tiburon, California Public Epiphany: Eclipse Over Potholes cogganbd@whitman.edu.
	Isaac Cunningham - Mt. Shasta, California Public Epiphany: "Within wildness is the preservation of the world" cunniniw@whitman.edu.
	Savanna Ferguson - Alexandria, Virginia Public Epiphany: The Price of Gold fergusra@whitman.edu.
	Laura Fletcher - Seattle, Washington Public Epiphany: My Role fletchld@whitman.edu.
	Becca Hartwell - Carnation, Washington Public Epiphany: Two-Step Tradition hartwerr@whitman.edu.
	Kristen Kirkby - Bainbridge Is., Washington Public Epiphany: Science and Attitudes in the West kirkbyks@whitman.edu.
	Noah Koerper - Corvallis, Oregon Public Epiphany: Getting Old koerpenb@whitman.edu.
	Jessica Marks - Veneta, Oregon Public Epiphany: Blind Bewilderment marksja@whitman.edu.
	Sarah McConnell - Newport, Oregon Public Epiphany: Alternative Opinion mcconnsw@whitman.edu.
	Erin McMahan - Madison, Wisconsin Public Epiphany: The Secret Life of the Desert mcmahaee@whitman.edu.
	Kevin McNellis - Minneapolis, Minnesota Public Epiphany: The American Tradition mcnellkp@whitman.edu.
	Meg McPhaden - Seattle, Washington Public Epiphany: "It is truly wonderful how the small voices of birds reach into one anothers' hearts, and into ours." mcphadmb@whitman.edu.
	Debbie Nelson - Kenmore, Washington Public Epiphany: Scar Me Beautiful nelsond@whitman.edu.
	Brandon Nickerson - Port Orchard, Washington Public Epiphany: Yosemite and Manzanar, Yellowstone and Auschwitz nickerbs@whitman.edu.
	Harmony Paulsen - Issaquah, Washington Public Epiphany: Bleeding Red, White and Blue paulsehs@whitman.edu.
	Molly Smith - Ely, Minnesota Public Epiphany: Untitled smithm2@whitman.edu.
	Ari van Schilfgaarde - Boulder, Colorado Public Epiphany: A Day in the Bristlecones vanscha@whitman.edu.