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The Evergreen State College Newsletter (October 28, 1974)
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October 28, 1974
...TWENTY-TWO CANDIDATES TO PRESENT VIEWS AT OCT. 30 FAIR/FORUM...Twenty-two candidates
for Congressional, State and County offices will participate in an Information Candidates'
Fair and Forum at Evergreen Oct. 30 beginning at 6:30 p.m. in the main lobby of the Library.
Candidates for the following offices who plan to participate in the Fair/Forum include:
Don Bonker and Lud Kramer, Representative from Third Congressional District; John Hendricks
and Emory Kramer, Washington State Representative, District 22, Position 1; Del Bausch and
Paul Ellis, Washington State Representative, District 22, Position 2.
County candidates and their offices include: Ann Clifton and Wes Estes, assessor; Ron
Keller and C. Wesley Leach, auditor; Barbara Stevens and Thelma "Chum" Thomas, clerk; W.D.
"Woody" Anderson and Marj Yung,commissioner; Fredric Balz and Kenneth Eros, coroner; Frank
Thorp and Jane Dowdle Smith, District Court Judge; Patrick Sutherland, prosecuting attorney;
Don Redmond, sheriff; Harold Anderson and Harris Hunter, treasurer.
The event, which is co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Thurston County, the
Olympia and Lacey Chambers of Commerce, the Republican and Democratic County Central Committees
and Evergreen, will kickoff with a fair from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Candidates will be on hand to
introduce themselves to voters and distribute campaign literature. The forum part of the
evening will begin promptly at 7:30 p.m., moderated by KGY Radio News Director Bob MacLeod.
Candidates for Congress will be invited to speak for ten minutes each; all other candidates
will have three-minute presentations. All interested persons are invited to attend.
...DR. LIDMAN AWARDED $1,500 GRANT...Dr. Russell Lidman, an Evergreen faculty member in economics, has been awarded a $1,500 grant from the Institute for Research on Poverty at the
University of Wisconsin to complete a book he is writing.
Dr. Lidman, who was formerly a research associate for the Institute, began the book last
year while he was serving as a consultant on welfare reform for the Department of Health,
Education and Welfare in Washington, D.C. His book discusses the Program for Aid to Families
with Dependent Children, with special emphasis on the segment dealing with unemployed fathers.
...JOB INFORMATION SERIES BEGINS NOV. 13...A series of Job Information Days, designed to
familiarize Evergreen seniors with the requirements of various employment markets and to
provide them with advice on job search techniques, was announced today by Gail Martin, Coordinator of College Placement. The series, involving monthly campus visits by representatives
from eight major job market categories, begins Nov. 13, with personnel from various city,
county, state and federal governmental agencies scheduled to meet with Evergreen seniors.
Representatives from business and industry will visit Evergreen on Dec. 4, followed
by employment personnel in the fields of environment and planning on Jan. 29, communications
on Feb. 12, arts on Mar. 5, social services on Apr. 9, education on Apr. 30 and counseling
on May 14.
The Job Information program began at Evergreen last Spring Quarter when 50 employers
from major job markets visited the college campus. "We've now converted to a series of presentations rather than concentrating our efforts on one day in an attempt to make the program
more comprehensive and to allow for more detailed coverage of each of the major individual
job markets," Martin said.
...EVERGREEN FILM TAKES THREE AWARDS..."A Thousand Suns," a film made by Gilbert Film
Associates in cooperation with Evergreen, the Essentia project based at TESC, and the
Washington State Superintendent of Public Instruction, has won three awards: "Creative
Excellence in Audio/Visual Communications" from the U.S. Industrial Film Festival; Gold
Medal (first place) from the Atlanta International Film Festival, and Jury Award from the
San Francisco International Film Festival.
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...RETURN TO FOREVER JAZZ/BLUES BAND SETS TWO CONCERTS NOV. 3...Jazz pianist Chick Corea and
his band, Return to Forever, will present two concerts at Evergreen Nov. 3. The jazz/blues
band will perform at 7 and 10 p.m. in the main lobby of the library.
The concerts, sponsored by the Evergreen Gig Commission and KAOS Benefit Productions,
will cost $3.50 per person in advance or $4 at the door. Tickets are available at Rainy
Day Records in the Westside Shopping Center; the Pantstop in downtown Olympia, the Music Bar
at South Sound Center, and KAOS Offices and the Travel Center, both on the main mall of
the College Activities Building.
Corea, a composer who has performed with such musicians as Miles Davis, Herbie Mann
and Stan Getz, directs and performs the four-man band. Other members are Stanley Clarke,
a Philadelphia bassist; Lenny White, a New York City drummer, and Bill Conners, a Los
Angeles guitarist.
Return to Forever has performed in concerts throughout the country and has recorded
more than a dozen long-playing record albums. For additional information on the two Sunday
evening concerts, call the Office of Recreation and Campus Activities, 866-6220.
...DR. PAPWORTH TO SPEAK AT NOV. 6 ECCO LUNCHEON...Dr. Mark Papworth, an Evergreen faculty
member in anthropology, will be the featured speaker at a noon luncheon of the Evergreen
College Community Organization Nov. 6 at noon at the Jacaranda Restaurant in downtown Olympia.
Topic of the widely traveled anthropology professor's talk will be "Population Explosion:
Yesterday and Today."
Persons interested in attending the $3 per plate luncheon are asked to make reservati s
by calling Carole Layton, 866-4068.
...EVERGREENER APPOINTED TO TACOMA HUMAN RELATIONS BOARD...York Wong, director of. Computer
Services at Evergreen, has been named to the Human Relations Commission for the City of
Tacoma. Wong was appointed by Tacoma Mayor Gordon Johnston to a three-year term on the 15member board which oversees municipal affirmative action and equal opportunities programs.
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