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CPJ Are You Registered to Vote, and Why Do You Vote? &Max Bauval ...................................................................•.........•••..•••...•••.•.•......••...•.•....•.....•........•..•••...••..STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE EVERGREEN STATE COI,I.EGE ELECTIONS ARE COMING YOU'LL NEVER WRONG WHAT MAKES OLYMPIA OPINIONATED? Read about why your fellow INTO THE WRONG COOL Join the club~ PAGE 16 greeners vote ~ PAGE 2 BATHROOM AGAIN Look at the brilliant There isn't a real club, Read more about the new musical talent that oozes though~·-- Find out where to register to gender-neutral bath­ out of Olympia ~ PAGES " ~Archives vote~ PAGE4 rooms ~ PAGE 4 14-15 The Evergreen State Colleg Olympia, Wsshington 9850 ··~················································,··································································································································· CU:\TRJIH.'Tb TO TIll: COOPER J\)1.'\'T.)OURN!\L. C.\LL :H)(l B67-t):Z l:l, EMAIL CI~J(a!.F.VERGREEXEDU OR STOP BY CAB :HG • lSS!lE l, VOUJME 36. SJ::J'TEl\:fBER 14. ~!)07 ['\SIDE TI-llS ISStJE Get to know Evergreen's student groups Peruse a compendium of Ever­ green's student groups, a disori­ enting list of precisely named and organized clubs that exist for your personal edification and entertain­ ment You can play video games. You can participate in student government. You can learn more about yourself and your fellow col­ Jege-goers. You can throw down on a djembe, contribute to publications, and appreciate giant robots. And if you can't find a group you fancy, you can found your own. STUDENT GROUPS, page 6 Campus guide Don't get lost in the woods or the library. Don't get lost in the hustle of seminar p r or u r­ age drinking. Ac; onentat10n week commences, you may find yourself wondering how seniOr Greeners perceive this wondrously beautiful campus and its activities. This sassy guide articulates that perception with sardonic tips and anecdotes that aim to help you find your way amongst the wily conifers and colon-riddled program titles. CAMPUS GUIDE, page 10 Guide to downtown Olympia Nevennind the looming beauty ofMt. Rainier over the eastside of Olympia. Some days the mountain glows with the setting sun the way David Bowie's hair did in Labyrinth, some days the gloom of gruesome clouds and really wet rain hides Rainier from sight. Expect downtown Olympia's gathering places and events to be as mercurial as the mountaintop view. This guide provides you with a quick introduction to the indispensible downtown destinations that rock, feed and infonn. OLYMPIA GUIDE, page 12 THE COOPER l'OlNT.JClCRNAL JS A FREE, WEEKLY S"ITDf·~'<T :-.1':\VSPAPER THI\T SERVES THE EVERGREEN STi\J'E COLLEGE AND THE SURROUNDIN(; COMMl.INJ'TY OF Of.Y,\IPIA, WASHfNnTON. TESC PRSRTSTD Olympia, WA 98505 US Postage Paid Address Service Requested 01ympiaWA Permit#65 2~VOXPOP . ....................................................................... ............................. .............. .... .. ........................................... ................................................................................. .... .... .........................................................................................................................................................................................<?.?.?.P..~.r .. ~?.~.?.t.J.?.~~-11.~ SEPTEMBER 14,2007 vox pop • Cerise Palmanteer CPJ Are you registered to vote, and why do you vote? &Max Bauval Business Business manager Cerise Palmanteer Assistant business manager 0 0 Carrie Ramsdell -i "Yes, to make a choice" "Yes, I'm registered Ad proofer to vote" available Ad representative MaxBauval 0 ~----------------------------- Circulation manager available Micha(~l I .... yn Briant j Junior Catheryn Beard J St~nior Distribution manager A\·vareness l.nrcrnationa.J .Policy and .Bttsincss: Latin American Reality available News 0r----------------------------- 0 Editor-in-chief Seth Vincent Mana1,oing editor "Yes, and I'm still Lindsay Adam~ "Yes, I vote because I holding out hope that Interim Arts & Entertainment don't want there to be : voting counts are still coordinator republicans" o fair--it's a faint hope" Brandon Custy Interim Calendar coordinator Lauren Takores Interim Comics coordinator Amber Rose Junior Nicholas Baker I .Jen Chancy I Senior & Copy editor Evening-.. \Veekend Classes Science of' Sustainable \"uilding Dave Railcanu Copy editor available 0r---------------------------- Interim Letters & Opinions coordinator Josh Katz "I'm registered to vote "Yes, I vote because I'm Interim Photo coordinator so I can get Bush out of going to be running this Alma Barrus / office" country soon. Shiiit." Interim Sports coordinator available Interim Student \'oice coordinator MaxBauval Lindsay Cash Sophomot'C Jahla Brtl\Vrt Junior Reporter I I available SOS Visual Art 1\:lcdia\vorks Reporter available Page designer Joel Morley NEED TO REGISTER TO VOTE? 'CUZ Page desib'ller ' available Special Thanks to: YOU SHOULD! SEE OUR NEWS BRIEFS Paul Goodfdlow & Gavin Dahl ON PAGE 4 FOR MORE INFO. Advisor Dianne Conrad Assistant ad,·isor available 00 00 tudent Group :: 1:00 p.01. Wednesday 00 Post Morten & Issue Brown Bag Forun1 00 00 Call the Cooper Point Journal if eeting : : Discussion on issues 00 Planning 12 noon Friday 00 you arc interested in any of the 0 0 • p.01. Monday i i related to journalism. 00 4:45 p.01. Thursday Lecture and seminar a\'ailablc positions listed above. 0 0 0 0 00 md out what it means 0 0 0 0 Critique the last issue of related to issues 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o be a member of the 0 0 00 the CPJ and help plan for: surrouding journalism Cooper Point Journal 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 tudent group CPJ. 0 0 0 0 the next one. and the CPJ. CAB 316 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 News: (360) 867-6213 0 0 0 0 CPJ 0 0 held in CAB 31 Email: [email protected] Business: (360) 867 - 6054 Email: cpjbiz@e\'ergreen.cdu The Cooper Point Journal Contributing is written, edited aad diatributed by students enrolled at The to the E\'l:rgreen State College, who are solely responsible for its production and is distributed free at various sites on The E\-ergreen State College content campus. Free distribution is limited to one copy per edition per person. Persons in need of more than one copy should contact the CPJ business CPJ is pubJished 28 Thursdays each academic year, when class is in session: manager in CAB 316 or at(360) 867-6054 to arrange for multiple copies. the first through the lOth Thursday of Fall Quarter and the second The business manager may charge 75 cents for each copy after the first. through the IOth Thursday of Winter and Spring Quarters. Terms and conditions are available in CAB 316, or by request at (360) The content of The Cooper PointJoumal is created entirely by Copies of submission and publication criteria for non-advertising content are available in CAB 316, or by request The CPJ is prided oo Evergreen students. at 867-6213. Contributions are accepted at CAB 316, or by email at [email protected]. The CPJ editor-in-chief ~. Coatrib.te today. has final say on the acceptance or rejection of all non-advertising content. using~ C Coopn- A>intjoumal 2007 -~-~~~.r.~.r.~~~:.~~~.l..~r.L ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................!.~~.-~~~ ... ~ .. ~. SEPTEMBER 14,2007 What do you wish you had known when you first started school atEvarg ., 5jJecia l 5fJrin(g '0 7 (grmluation e{fition UY.-t· PojJ ~JJ Seth Vincent & Lindsay Adams ~-------------------------~ .----- ------------ ------· ·-------------------------· ' ' ' ' "I wish I would have : "That you can ' ' "To enjoy it." ' known that things ! take whatever ' ' change as much as : class you want." -Geoffrey they don't change." 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