The Paper - Volume 1, Number 6, February 18, 1972
Scope and Contents
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: February 18, 1972
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
Container Summary
* A developers dream (and fortune) * Tuition, housing increase next fall * Legislative report * happenings * Communicators to treat libel, journalism law * ARA Slater exclusive * What U.S. covers up * Design students plan Lacey park * Bahai faith * Demo party reform * Trustees to decide on future housing * Evergreen's budget approved by house * (Cartoon) Troll and a man sleeping in bed * Any proposal's good? * Family planning at TESC * Viewpoint: Conformity at Evergreen? * Concerning Angelia Davis * (Cartoon) Nixon & Mao with television cameras * Letters: Towing unfair! * Letters: Dorm madness * Evergreen's admission policy ... * Puget Sound under consideration * Faith center posts calendar * Natural childbirth * Residency restrictions? * Gruening for McGovern * (Cartoon) "All I can say is that if being a leading manufacturer means being a leading polluter, so be it." * Food stamp regulations tighten up * (Advertisement) World Shop: Gifts of Distinction * (Advertisement) Capitol & Olympic Theatre * (Advertisement) Hendricks Rexall Drugs * (Advertisement) South Sound National Bank * Volunteers to grow * Ecotastics * (Advertisement) Tacoma Stereo * (Advertisement) Peterson's Foodtown * Movie reviews: Straw Dogs * TESC movies * (Advertisement) Westside Speed Wash * Unclassifieds
Repository Details
Part of the The Evergreen State College Archives and Special Collections Repository
http://www.evergreen.edu/archives
2700 Evergreen Parkway NW
Olympia WA 98505 USA
archives@evergreen.edu