We visited Nik again on the Evergreen State College campus one rainy day. He took us on a tour of the campus's organic community garden and showed us the inside of his "quad," which he shares with two other guys. He's already written an article for the alternative newspaper on campus, the Counterpoint Journal. It's about a "free" flea market in Olympia, where everyone brings stuff they don't want anymore and gives it away. One would think that Evergreen's own newspaper, the Cooper Point Journal, would be alternative enough, but I guess that's not the way it works. Some student wrote a wonderfully creative guide for new students, in which he reminded them that RAs (resident assistants) are agents of the state.
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