By Georgie Hicks The last issue of this publication included an interview of Stacy Brown, the new Evergreen chief of police. Within that article Brown made several comments that I found unacceptable and in need of dissection. Brown says that in her time as a student at Evergreen–she graduated in […]
The Fight to Defund DAPL
By Tari Gunstone On Wednesday February 8, the Seattle city council voted unanimously to divest the city’s annual funds of nearly four billion dollars from Wells Fargo over concerns of the bank’s funding of the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) in addition to questions regarding the bank’s transparency and integrity. The […]
Kaia Spilotes Fornes Cover Artist
Interview by Ruby Love Kaia Spiliotes Fornes is an Evergreen junior studying photography, dance, and art therapy. Born and raised in Oslo, Kaia – who is Norwegian and Greek – spent her childhood “exploring the fjords of Norway and island hopping around Greece.” This issue’s covers feature her series “The […]
Stuff To Do Week Of February 15
by Jasmine Kozak Gilroy Thursday 2/16 Autococoon, Hello Shark, Anna Jeter, The Washboard Abs Ghost House. 7pm. $5 NOTAFLOF Low key jams with high key great sounds. The Washboard Abs’ have u scanned ur club card? is my go to cassette for drowsy, late night drives back from Seattle; the […]
Internship Stipends Letter To The Editor
We are writing as members of the Geoduck Student Union in support of a critical fundraising campaign that, we feel, the Class of 2017 Gift should go towards. As many know already, a large portion of Greeners receive financial aid, specifically the state need grant. Many of these students are […]
Horoscopes Week Of February 15
This past weekend really packed an emotional punch for all the signs. On February 10, a full moon in the bold sign of Leo and a lunar eclipse occurred all at once. With the sun and moon in fixed signs, there is an urge to hold stubbornly to old ideas […]
Washington State Sues Trump Lawsuit Argues Immigration Executive Order is Unconstitutional
By Chloe Marina Manchester On January 30, 2017 Washington State Attorney General, Bob Ferguson, and Governor Jay Inslee filed a lawsuit against Donald Trump, in his capacity as president, Homeland Security, The United States of America, and several high ranking members of the Trump administration, include acting Secretary of State, […]
Wasted Advice March 1
Greetings. Welcome to Wasted Advice, wherein you ask for advice and I continue to get drunk and advise you. We both win. You can ask me the questions you can’t ask your resident advisor. how do you balance staying aware and involved, with keeping yourself mentally healthy, given that the […]
The Fight to Defund DAPLSeattle City Council Drops Wells Fargo to Support DAPL
by Tari Gunstone On Wednesday February 8 the Seattle city council voted unanimously to break partnership with Wells Fargo in handling their city’s annual funds of nearly 4 billion over concerns of the bank’s funding of the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) in addition to questions regarding the bank’s transparency and […]
POC Talk Spotlight on Student Activism Conversation with Jonathan Leggette on Campaigning for Intersex Rights
In this issue of POC Talk we will be talking with Jonathan Leggette, an Evergreen student activist doing work in the greater community in support of intersex rights and awareness! Hi Jonathan and welcome to POC Talk, I’m excited to have you here! First things first, tell me about the […]
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