Evergreen Magazine Fall 2012
Features
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Electoral College
The 2012 election is a real-time text for three Evergreen programs.
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On the Road Again
For Bob Funk ’09, behind the campaign scenes is where he makes a difference.
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Meet the Press
Tony Sermonti ’04 on the road with the White House
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Happy 40th, Evergreen!
From seminars and discussions to the party on Red Square, Greeners Returned to Evergreen to celebrate a milestone anniversary.
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Reforming the Political Landscape
Two Greeners are at the frontline of people’s movements to clean up elections and environmental policies.
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Under the Dome
Greeners make sure Washington State legislators have what they need to do their work.
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Weaving Together the Threads of My Education
Evergreen students write a plan for their future.
News & Notes
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Vision to Lift Sails
Army veteran and Evergreen student Hoyle Hodges launches a sustainable shipping solution.
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Hello, Climate Change
TEDxThe Evergreen State College
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Confronting Addiction with Soccer and Art
Corey Johnson ’12
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Flying High
Halle Hutchison ’88 leads branding for Alaska Airlines
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The Savoy King
Jeff Kaufman brings swing band pioneer Chick Webb to the big screen
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Living History
New Greeners meet civil rights icon Carlotta Walls LaNier of the “Little Rock Nine”
This Issue’s Cover

Now, more than ever, collaborative problem solving is needed to create solutions that work. At Evergreen, this approach is at the heart of what we teach.
Animator and illustrator Drew Christie ’07 created this cross-section of the Washington State Legislative Building, as well as the illustrations featured throughout this issue. Christie’s work has been featured in The Atlantic, The Huffington Post, The Daily Beast, Drawn, Cartoon Brew, and Seattle Magazine among others, and his films have played in festivals all over the world, including the Sundance Film Festival. He lives and works in Seattle, Wash.
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