The Paper - Volume 1, Number 2, December 13, 1971

Item

Identifier: Volume 1 Issue 1

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

From the Collection:

The newspaper's goal was to provide an open space for students to express themselves to the rest of the community, but also to report relevant and interesting community and international news to the Evergreen community.

The newspaper has covered many large events that have happened at The Evergreen State College. In recent years, the newspaper has covered a professor that embezzled money from students; the Dead Prez riot, when student flipped a police patrol car after the arrest of a black community member; the Students for a Democratic Society's sit-in of the Vice President of Student Affairs office after the group was temporarily disbanded by administration; and a labor strike by student support staff employees for a living wage increase and better benefits.

Most students who have worked for the Cooper Point Journal have typically been volunteers. Sometimes, they've been compensated with a small education stipend. Occasionally, a student will be on the CPJ staff for an Independant Learning Contract, and would then receive college credits instead of the stipend.

Dates

Creation: December 13, 1971

Restrictions on Access

Collection is open to the public.

Extent

From the Item: 1 items (5" letter sized document case) ; 8.5 x 11 page

Language of Materials

From the Item: English

Additional Description

Container Summary

* Evergreen organic farm * The proposal * happenings * Theatre group sets free four-play night * Blacks present program * McLane Fire Department * Mole Masters survival * Man and Art celebration * Bangla Desh Relief on campus * (Cartoon) Merry Christmas * Evergreen Political Action Group * Oly Food Conspiracy * Evergreen invites '72 program ideas * (Advertisement) bob's Big Burgers * (Drawing) Viewpoint: Asuntos Chicanos * "Sounding bored!" * "All together" * Letters * Staff Credits * (Cartoon) Amerika * Cooper Point zoning: tragedy or farce * HR-l: Nixon's repressive alternative * Glass recycling * Chicano students organize MECHA * (Advertisement) TAGS * (Advertisement) World Shop: Gifts of Distinction * (Advertisemnt) Hendricks Rexall Drugs * (Advertisement) Sea Mart Shopping Center * (Advertisement) South Sound National Bank * Cruisin' in Oly * Faith Center open for business * (Adverisement) Capitol Theatre & Olympic Theatre * (Advertisement) Disc n Deck * (Advertisement) Thurston County Bank * Paper sets two sessions to plan future coverage * Radio calls Evergreen * Dorms close Friday * (Advertisement) Miller's: Store of a Million Gifts * (Advertisement) West Side Speed Wash * Unclassified * (Advertisement) 107 Tavern