Over the last two quarters, Lauren Driscoll and other students in her program studied and performed Beggar’s Opera, an opera written by John Gay in the 18th century. The program, Musical Theater and Cultural Contexts, performed the opera on March 6 through 9. Driscoll was the stage manager for the […]
TEDxTheEvergreenStateCollege
The first floor of Seminar II B overflowed with students waiting to watch TEDx on February 26, forcing the excess to relocate into live webcast rooms around the school. TED (Technology, Entertainment and Design), a nonprofit organization, lends its name to independently organized events worldwide that support their mission of […]
Michael Meade at the Longhouse: Mythology for our Times
Michael Meade gave an elaborate lecture and Q&A session at the Longhouse at Evergreen on February 8, named “Why the World Doesn’t End” after the recently published book that he was promoting. Meade discussed mythological themes of eternity and the end of the world, proposing throughout the lecture that the […]
GSU Push For Gender-Neutral Bathrooms
Geoduck Student Union (GSU) representatives began work on a multiple-occupancy, gender-neutral restrooms bill for upper campus at the beginning of the 2012-2013 year. “Upper campus” encompasses Evergreen’s public and educational facilities, while “lower campus” refers to the student housing areas. The two areas have separate facilities management and student government […]
Former Black Panther Captain Speaks at Evergreen
“When I decided to write [My People are Rising],” said Aaron Dixon, former captain of the Seattle Black Panther Party, at the beginning of his lecture, “I really wanted to write something different…I really saw this book as part of a long chain of historical events…that created the young men […]
Student Spotlight: Alex Stambor
Alex Stambor is passionate about the sciences. A fifth-year senior pursuing a dual Bachelor of Arts and Science degree, Stambor is currently immersed in the upper-division science program Environmental Analysis. The program’s emphasis on microscopic aspects of ecology aligns well with Stambor’s interests. “I really like biology and chemistry. I’d […]
Gay Marriage Debate ‘Explores Controversial Issues’
Religion and politics were noticeably absent during the October 19 debate on same-sex marriage at The Evergreen State College. The debate was inspired by Referendum 74 – Washington’s attempt to legalize same-sex marriage – which will be up for vote on November 6 during the general election. The purpose of […]
Harvest Fest: Fun at the Farm
Colorful, crispy leaves and a light rain set the scene at Evergreen’s Organic Farm for a timely event celebrating the autumn season. Last weekend, students and community members gathered for the annual Harvest Festival. The event was lively and had many seasonal activities to participate in. Among others, there were […]
Vox Pop: 10/19/12
Do you think it is important to vote in the upcoming Presidential election, and why? Andy Jacobson: “I think it’s important to vote in the election if you really know what you are voting for.” Gunnar Johnson: “I think its important to vote in this election, but I’m not going […]
Recipe: Devil’s Breakfast
Devil’s Breakfast What you need: 4 eggs 4 button mushrooms 3 strips of bacon ¼ cup shredded cheese 2 to 3 tablespoons mayonnaise 1 teaspoon butter a pinch of salt In a small pot, boil the eggs over medium-high heat for 12 minutes. Remove the eggs and run them under […]
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