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October 2010

tech_talk: installation_0

By: u$3r/pa$$

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Water Column

By: Rene Soto

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It Isn’t Easy Being Green: Biomass, Sustainable Energy, and the Year 2020

By: C. V. Rotondo

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Cops in the Classroom: from Pedagogy to Oppression

By: Charlie Hicks

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Anti-immigrant bill might emigrate

By: Anna Simonton and Charlie Hicks

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The Roots Coalition: A Queer Lesson in Movement Building

By: An Interview by Rebecca Wyllie de Echeverria

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FIERCE in Detroit

By: United States Social Forum Report

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New Arrests, New Charges: Oakland Community Criminalized for Response to Unsatisfying Verdict

By: Jesse Strauss

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Families Shocked by Gregoire’s Welfare Cuts, Students Should Be Too

By: POWER and Anna Simonton

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June 2010

God's Mission

By: Juniper Fleming

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US activist loses eye after being shot in face with tear gas canister while protesting Israel’s attack on Gaza flotilla

By: International Solidarity Movement

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When the mouse had no cat: notes on the April 8 march

By: Matt Lester

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National Security Strategy indicates change in United States’ imperial strategy

By: Shyam P. Khanna

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Civility and Censorship at TESC

By: CxPJ Collective

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TESC Divest receives a letter of support from Gaza

By: Palestinian Students’ Campaign for the Academic Boycott of Israel (PSCABI)

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It’s official: Trustees raise tuition for summer session

By: the Gentleman with the Beard

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Flaming Eggplant prepares for move into new CAB

By: Nicholas

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Mumia Abu-Jamal’s Evergreen commencement speech

By: Mumia Abu-Jamal

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TESC Labor Center moves to South Seattle

By: Anna Simonton

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What if it were toilet paper?

By: Erica Leshon

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TESC Divest initiatives pass!

By: TESC Divest

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DTF pushing new Conduct Code

By: Nate

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April 2010

Sexual violence prevention: A promising model and brief commentary

By: Talcott Broadhead

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Utah’s new law: miscarriages are homicide

By: CxPJ Reporting Service

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Beyond rape and hook-up culture: Communicating consent at a college campus

By: Edwina Finefrock, of Evergreen’s Coalition Against Sexual Violence (CASV)

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Protecting Indigenous Peoples’ Cultural Rights at Evergreen

By: Erin Genia, MPA –Tribal Governance student

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A Gendered Budget

By: CxPJ Gender-equality Service

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Towards a non-oppressive lexicon Vol. 1: Gender slurs

By: Nicholas

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Olympia organizing People’s Movement Assembly

By: Lee Durfey for Olympia Movement for Justice and Peace

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Books not borders: Reading trans-nationalism and anti-nationalism

By: Trevor van Dyke

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Divesting from Israel gains ground on the campus front

By: Marrisa Luck and Phan Nguyen

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Support the State Street 29!

By: Statement by The State Street 29 Support Committee

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Occupy Everything, Demand an Interview: UC Berkeley organizers Ali Tonak and Tim Simons talk about California resistance

By: CxPJ Interviewing Service

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Who Trusts the Trustees?

By: Nicholas

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Front page news or damage control?

By: CxPJ Reporting Service

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The sorry state of ADA compliance at Evergreen

By: Tessa Wyllie de Echeverria

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Police department breaks up protest against police brutality

By: CxPJ Reporting Service

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January/February 2010

"Free trade” continues to terrorize El Salvador

By: Josh Elliott, for CISPES

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Obama fails to meet deadline for Guantánamo— Evergreen’s Amnesty International protests

By: Marissa Luck

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Iraqi Student Solidarity Committee (ISSC) celebrates success

By: Anna Simonton, in interview with Andrew Birawi

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Andrea Robbins explains how the ISSC got things done

By: Andrea Robbins

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ICE/GEO: Detaining Immigrants for Profit

By: Tessa Wyllie de Echeverria and Olga Rocheeva

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Olympia Books to Prisoners breaks into maximum security

By: Anna Simonton

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The day the Cooper Point Journal almost brought down Evergreen

By: CxPJ Historical Service

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Update on the Student Code of Conduct

By: CxPJ Reporting Service

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The State needs this grant: A letter to the governor

By: LeAnn Brinkman

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The 2010 People’s Summit and March on the Capitol: Keeping MLK Day real

By: Tessa Wyllie de Echeverria

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No hikes, no cuts, tax the ones who fucked it up

By: Charlie Hicks

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Labor Center Under Attack

By: Anna Simonton

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June 2009

Administration Attempting to Extend the Boundaries of Control Over Student Conduct

By: Andrew Sernatinger

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A Place for Political Theater in the Academic Environment

By: David Wolach

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Balancing the School Budget at the Expense of the Students

By: Anna Simonton

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Twenty years later: slightly better rights

By: Rebecca Wyllie de Echeverria

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May 2009

Evergreen under military occupation?

By: CxPJ Reporting Service

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The future of campus food service: self-operation?

By: Andrew Sernatinger

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Protesting stop-loss outside Fort Lewis

By: Tessa Wyllie de Echeverria

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El Salvador on the eve of inauguration

By: Ashley Waldron, Ken Hoyt, representing CISPES

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Mock checkpoint proves people don’t like to live under military occupation. Hmmm...

By: CxPJ Collective

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April 2009

How to lie and libel for the CPJ

By: Phan Nguyen

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Guns, Students, a Survey and a Board

By: C. V. Rotondo

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Protecting patriarchy: a symptom of internalized sexism

By: Anna-Marie Murano

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Active-shooter response plan and campus history: A brief history of Evergreen police

By: Andrew Sernatinger

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October 2009

Evergreen in the National Security Radar

By: Phan Nguyen

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Editorial: We're back!

By: CxPJ Collective

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Art's Power Grab

By: Tessa Wyllie de Echeverria

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Spies in Olympia: The Bigger Picture

By: Anna Simonton

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Expecting safety in restrooms is presuming too much at Evergreen

By: Tenzin Mingyur Paldron

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Noam Chomsky: Why the elites are succeeding in their “failure”

By: Tara O’Rourke

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No on 1033, yes on 71

By: Tessa Wyllie de Echeverria

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To the young activist/organizer

By: Andrew Sernatinger

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Why read the CxPJ? A Historical Affirmation

By: Rebecca Wyllie de Echeverria

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November 2009

Bookstore Bans Books

By: CxPJ Reporting Service

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Y la lucha sigue...

By: CxPJ Collective

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Oh, our lovely rights… Students Try to Decipher the Proposed Student Code of Conduct

By: Anna Simonton & Tessa Wyllie de Echeverria

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Your Geoduck Union: A status report

By: Tessa Wyllie de Echeverria

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RAWA in Olympia: Afghan Women can Speak for Themselves, thank you very much

By: Anna Simonton

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Labor Center attacked by Right-Wing Loonies Backed by Evergreen Goonies

By: Charlie Hicks

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Bored of Trustees

By: Tessa Wyllie de Echeverria

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Faculty Union establishes Solidarity Scholarship

By: CxPJ Reporting Service

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You’re either with Finch, or you’re with the swine flu

By: Erin Finch

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Pacific Rim to El Salvador: What’s yours is mined

By: Anna Simonton

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