Works In Progress

WIP Issues : 2007 Issues : December 2007 : Two Weeks That Shook Olympia

 


2008 Issues
2007 Issues
- December 2007
- November 2007
- October 2007
- September 2007
- August 2007
- July 2007
- June 2007
- May 2007
- April 2007
- March 2007
- February 2007
- January 2007
2006 Issues
2005 Issues
2003 Issues
Click here to see all photos for this issue
Blocking the Strykers: Thirteen days of war resistance at the Port of Olympia
Sandy Mayes
Blocking the Strykers: Thirteen days of war resistance at the Port of Olympia

The Real Enemy: Silence and Passivity -- Reflections on the Port Protests in Olympia
Zoltan Grossman
The Real Enemy: Silence and Passivity -- Reflections on the Port Protests in Olympia

OlyPMR Women's Caucus takes direct action for global human rights
Kyle Taylor Lucas
OlyPMR Women's Caucus takes direct action for global human rights

Outgoing City Councilmember TJ Johnson speaks truth from power: Taking on OPD, the Olympian, and more
Janet Blanding, T. J. Johnson
Outgoing City Councilmember TJ Johnson speaks truth from power: Taking on OPD, the Olympian, and more

Two Weeks That Shook Olympia
Peter Bohmer
Two Weeks That Shook Olympia

Rob Richards
How the Olympian helps shape the City Council: In its campaign against Meta Hogan, the Olympian pursues a lead that it invented

Diana Arens
Hollywood's unplanned baby boom: Waitress, Knocked up, Juno

Daisy Ouye
DU weapons cause depleted health: IVAW speaks out

Marco Rosaire Rossi
Reflections on the anniversary of the Genocide Convention

Daisy Montague
A personal account of the women's action at the Port of Olympia

Sergei Holmes
Life, Liberty and the pursuit of property: Delectable quotes from the philosophers of the Olympian's online comments pages

December 2007 Announcements


Photo: Over 400 people march in Olympia

author : Jay Stewart topic : Port Militarization Resistance | Port of Olympia

Click here to download full-sized image

After 2 weeks of war resistance at the Port of Olympia, over 400 people from all over the Northwest joined in a march and rally to protest the war and police violence, Nov. 17. (Photo by Jay Stewart)