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As the cherry on top of what appears to be the most impressive Canadiens' draft in recent memory, Charles Hudon is our first member of the EOTP's top ten Canadiens prospects for 2013.
Hudon is one of the Canadiens most promising up-and-coming wingers, a top-flight scorer in the QMJHL, and a strong contender to be a relied upon forward in this winter's World Junior Hockey Championship.
Our panelists seem to have similar emotions toward Hudon, as his ranking reflects some of the most consistent voting yet. A third of the panel agrees that Hudon is the Canadiens number ten prospect, while no voter placed Hudon lower than Laura's seventeenth-place finish. Since this is about as close as we're ever going to get to agreeing on a player that hasn't already joined the pro ranks, my job is to do justice to what EOTP thinks of Charles Hudon.
Arik | Ian | Matt | Marc | Stephan | Robert | Andrew | Bruce | Justin | Chris | Laura | JF |
8 | 10 | 9 | 13 | 9 | 14 | 10 | 15 | 7 | 10 | 17 | 10 |
Hudon is a wizard with the puck, demonstrating excellent control while not being afraid to get into the corners and fight for the puck. The sum of these skills and tendencies is that Hudon appears to be a strong possession player, at least to the extent that the eye test will allow. Hudon also has an excellent shot, a tool that he displayed in the pre-tournament of last year's WJHC. After Hudon's Chicoutimi Sagueneens were eliminated in the first round of the QMJHL playoffs, Hudon was called up to the Hamilton Bulldogs, where he acquitted himself well and managed his first professional goal:
In addition to Hudon's physical skills, he also offers a full suite of intangibles that one likes to see in a top-tier prospect. Hudon is reputed to be a very intelligent hockey player, seeing the ice well and showing good hockey sense.
The concerns surrounding Hudon tend to center on three issues. The Chicoutimi star's size, at 5'10" and 170 lbs, leaves something to be desired, though he does have a little bit of time left to grow. Many reports also comment on Hudon's speed, which while not inherently poor, does not match the quality of some of Hudon's other assets. Hudon will likely endeavour to work on improving his acceleration in order round out his skillset.
Perhaps foremost amongst Hudon's weaknesses, however, are the injury problems he's experienced of late. A back injury kept him out of last year's world juniors, and while Hudon was able to complete a solid season in the QMJHL after missing some time, he has admitted that he has not yet fully recovered. Following his performance at this year's Team Canada Development Camp, speculation abounded that Hudon may be attempting to return from injury too soon. While Hudon seems to be determined to place last year's disappointing tournament behind him, it would behoove him to ensure that he's not placing his future at risk by continuing to play before his rehab is complete.
The 19-year-old Hudon will return to Chicoutimi for one more season with the Sagueneens. Barring any unforeseen circumstances, Hudon should be expected to dominate the competition in the QMJHL, with his impressive puck possession skills translating to excellent offensive and defensive play. Hudon will also look to overcome the disappointing injury that sidelined him for the duration of last year's World Junior Championships. Hudon should be an integral part of this year's Team Canada, as the team looks to claim gold in Sweden.
To examine the longer-term perspective, and to borrow the method that Bruce used in his Jacob De La Rose piece earlier in the series, let's check out some of Hudon's comparables in terms of draft positioning and potential future production. Specifically, here are the QMJHL-produced wingers drafted in rounds 4-6 between 2005 and 2012, with the exception of a few face-punchers I took the liberty of removing from the list.
Charles Hudon Comparables - Draft+1 Year Production
Drafted |
Player |
Goals |
Assists |
Points |
College/junior/club team |
2012, 122 |
Charles Hudon |
56 |
30 |
41 |
71 |
Chicoutimi Sagueneens |
2005, 133 |
Stanislav Lascek |
64 |
47 |
88 |
135 |
Chicoutimi Sagueneens |
2005, 192 |
60 |
15 |
29 |
44 |
Chicoutimi Sagueneens |
2006, 127 |
68 |
22 |
31 |
53 |
Quebec Remparts |
2007, 106 |
Maxim Gratchev |
39 |
9 |
20 |
29 |
Rimouski Oceanic |
2007, 122 |
Mario Kempe |
48 |
25 |
24 |
49 |
St. John's Fog Devils |
2008, 133 |
Philippe Cornet |
63 |
29 |
48 |
77 |
Rimouski Oceanic |
2008, 134 |
64 |
32 |
37 |
69 |
Chicoutimi Sagueneens |
2009, 121 |
59 |
39 |
40 |
79 |
Shawinigan Cataractes |
2009, 130 |
Mike Hoffman |
56 |
46 |
39 |
85 |
Drummondville Voltigeurs |
2009, 132 |
55 |
16 |
36 |
52 |
Baie-Comeau Drakkar |
2010, 119 |
42 |
31 |
33 |
64 |
Gatineau Olympiques |
2010, 164 |
Stephen MacAulay |
58 |
15 |
16 |
31 |
Saint John Sea Dogs |
2011, 102 |
59 |
27 |
31 |
58 |
Shawinigan Cataractes |
2011, 108 |
45 |
17 |
22 |
39 |
Val-d'Or Foreurs |
On the positive side, Hudon compares favourable to virtually all of his contemporaries in terms of point production. This is likely a reflection of Hudon's skill and pedigree, as he was originally projected to be drafted much earlier than his eventual fifth-round selection. On the negative side, Hudon is standing out in a group a players that have had limited NHL success. Most of the names above are career AHLers, ranging up to players like Mike Hoffman and Nicolas Blanchard, who have had their cups of coffee in the NHL, and Gabriel Bourque and Tye McGinn, who appeared poised to establish themselves as NHL regulars. If Hudon reaches the ceiling of his potential, his talent should allow him to outclass all the names that appear on the list.
Hudon is a top junior player, and has a skill-set strong enough to buoy him to the NHL one day. Furthermore, Hudon's all-round game further solidifies his standing as a prospect, as it will likely ease the transition to a third line role should he be unable to establish himself as a scorer in the big leagues. It is easy to imagine Hudon moving up to Hamilton next year, playing well, and eventually moving into a middle-six spot with the Habs in the next few years.
However, Hudon will have significant obstacles to overcome in order to get there. Given the nature of his recurring injury, and his small stature, it is imperative that Hudon manage his fitness over coming year. Hudon will also have to contend with a strong Montreal system, in which eight to ten forwards could be argued to have a good shot at a future NHL career. Obviously, not all of these players will reach their full potential, which leaves us with the question in the specific case of of Hudon: does not reaching his potential mean playing on the third line, or does it mean playing in the AHL?
Would You Trade Him For...?
Hudon achieved relative consensus amongst the panel, with all but four of his votes falling in the 7-10 range. Do you think Hudon has earned his top-10 ranking? Where does the fifth-rounder Hudon rank in relation to, say, Mike McCarron? What about the sniper of this year's draft, Artturri Lehkonen?
#11: Tim Bozon | #10: Charles Hudon | #9: Louis Leblanc |


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Marianne Bailey, Olivier Soustelle, Judith Gabriele, Steven Hendricks and Stacey Davis
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Program | FR–SRFreshmen - Senior | 16 | 16 | Day | F 11 Fall | W 12Winter | S 12Spring | ...man is struck dumb...or he will speak only in forbidden metaphors... Friedrich Nietzsche, "On Truth and Lies in a Nonmoral Sense" Nietzsche's critique of traditional Western values--dismantling absolutes of God, Truth, Self and Language--opened up an abyss. "Only as an aesthetic phenomenon," Nietzsche argued, would "human life and existence be eternally justified." Meaning and Self would be individually crafted, as the artist crafts a work, in the space of a human existence. Life, as Rimbaud wrote, must be remade.Inspired by this notion of remaking life along aesthetic lines, we will study literature and creative writing, critical theory and philosophy, art history and music as well as French language. Students will participate in lectures, films and workshops, and choose between seminar groups in literature and critical theory or history. Each will develop a substantive individual (or group) project, and will be able to study French language at the Beginning, Intermediate or Advanced level.To better understand Modernist and Postmodernist avant-garde, we will focus on outsider works of art and ideas in 20th century France and the post-colonial world. Like the Decadents and Symbolists, modernist artists go in quest of a pure artistic language "in which mute things speak to me," as Hofmannsthal wrote, beyond concepts and representation, privileging passion over reason. This quest is influenced by worldviews and works from the broader French-speaking world, which refocuses art on its ritual origins, and on its magical potential. "Art", in the words of Martinican poet and playwright Césaire, "is a miraculous weapon."In fall and winter, we will study aesthetic theories and works from Primitivism and Surrealism to Absurdist Drama, Haitian Marvelous and Oulipo; and writers such as Mallarmé, Jabès, Artaud, Beckett, Blanchot, Derrida, Sartre, Irigaray and Foucault. We will look at historical and cultural change from WWI through the student riots of 1968 and the multi-cultural French-speaking world of today.Key themes will include: memory and the way in which it shapes, and is shaped by, identity; concepts of time and place; and the challenges and opportunities for French identity brought by immigration. We will focus on French social, cultural and intellectual history from the 1930's to the present, exploring the myths and realities of French Resistance and the Vichy Regime during World War II; the legacy of revolutionary concepts of "universal" liberty, equality and fraternity as France re-envisioned its role in Europe and the world from the 1950s to the present, including uprisings from 1968 through today; and the impact of the Franco-Algerian war on contemporary France and the post-colonial Francophone world.In spring, students have two options. They can travel to France, where they will participate in intensive language study, perform cultural and art historical fieldwork, and pursue personal research on a "quest" of their own. Alternatively, students may remain on campus to undertake a major personal project, springing from ideas, writers and artists in prior quarters. This is an excellent opportunity to complete a substantive body of creative or research oriented work, with guidance from faculty and peer critique. | Marianne Bailey Olivier Soustelle Judith Gabriele Steven Hendricks Stacey Davis | Mon Wed Thu | Freshmen FR Sophomore SO Junior JR Senior SR | Fall | Fall Winter Spring | ||
Ariel Goldberger
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Contract | SO–SRSophomore - Senior | 16 | 16 | Day and Weekend | W 12Winter | Individual study offers students the opportunity to develop self-direction, to learn how to manage a personal project, to focus on unique combinations of subjects, and to pursue original interdisciplinary projects without the constraints of an external structure. Students interested in a self-directed project, research or internship in the humanities, consciousness studies, or projects that include arts, travel or interdisciplinary pursuits are invited to present a proposal to Ariel Goldberger. Students with a lively sense of self-direction, discipline, and intellectual curiosity are strongly encouraged to apply. | humanities, arts, social sciences, interdisciplinary fields, and consciousness studies. | Ariel Goldberger | Sophomore SO Junior JR Senior SR | Winter | Winter | ||||
Jeanne Hahn
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Contract | SO–SRSophomore - Senior | 16 | 16 | Day | W 12Winter | Individual Studies offers opportunities for advanced students to create their own course of study and research. Prior to the beginning of the quarter, interested individual students must consult with Jeanne about their proposed projects. The project is then described in an Independent Learning Contract. She will sponsor student research and reading in political economy, U.S. history (especially the "Founding Period"), various topics in globalization, historical capitalism and contemporary India. | political economy, U.S. history (esp. the "Founding Period"), topics on globalization, historical capitalism and contemporary India. | Jeanne Hahn | Sophomore SO Junior JR Senior SR | Winter | Winter | ||||
Walter Grodzik
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Contract | SO–SRSophomore - Senior | 16 | 16 | Day | W 12Winter | Individual study offers individual and groups of students the opportunity to develop self-direction, to learn how to manage a personal project, to focus on unique combinations of subjects, and to pursue original interdisciplinary projects without the constraints of an external structure. Individual and groups of students interested in a self-directed project, research or internships in Queer Studies or the Performing and Visual Arts should contact the faculty by email at | Walter Grodzik | Sophomore SO Junior JR Senior SR | Winter | Winter | |||||
Ariel Goldberger
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Contract | FR–SRFreshmen - Senior | 16 | 16 | Day | S 12Spring | Individual study offers students the opportunity to develop self-direction, to learn how to manage a personal project, to focus on unique combinations of subjects, and to pursue original interdisciplinary projects without the constraints of an external structure. Students interested in a self-directed project, research or internship in the humanities, consciousness studies, or projects that include arts, travel or interdisciplinary pursuits are invited to present a proposal to Ariel Goldberger.Students with a lively sense of self-direction, discipline, and intellectual curiosity are strongly encouraged to apply. | Ariel Goldberger | Freshmen FR Sophomore SO Junior JR Senior SR | Spring | Spring | |||||
Andrew Buchman, Wenhong Wang, Rose Jang and Mingxia Li
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Program | FR–SRFreshmen - Senior | 16 | 16 | Day | F 11 Fall | W 12Winter | S 12Spring | We'll study Chinese history, poetry, visual art, theatre and music in fall and winter, then spend an optional month at the National Academy of Chinese Theatre Arts in Beijing in the spring. Extra financial aid is available for this study abroad program for qualified students. We'll study Chinese civilization from ancient to contemporary times, comparing it with Western cultural models. As Ai Weiwei's case demonstrates, artists continue to be agents of social change in Chinese society today. We'll look at artists' lives as well as their work throughout China's history. To appreciate the central Chinese artistic tradition of depictions of and meditations on nature, we'll study the natural history of China, a country the size of the U.S. with remaining wilderness, despite its large population and burgeoning economy.Workshops on mythology, poetry, folk songs, martial arts, theatrical movement, ritual and secular music, and calligraphy will bring cultural legacies alive for us. In lively, interactive Chinese language lessons, students will create new works of poetry, music, and theatre inspired by Chinese model. We will study Chinese language in order to approach the Chinese world, since, as Heidegger put it, it is from language that "we receive the soundness of our roots" – that is, become intimate with the linguistic idioms, shapes, and sounds that color Chinese culture. Students will study language at their own levels and their own pace, as part of a holistic, supportive, inspiring curriculum.Although there are no prerequisites in performance, arts, Chinese language or aesthetics, interests or previous study in any of these fields will be useful. Expect plenty of reading and writing, creative workshops featuring small group work, and independent research and creative projects that will increase in size as the year progresses. Students will have ample opportunities to develop their individual artistic and academic interests.During fall quarter, we will survey the poetry and art of pre-modern China, from ancient texts and excavated musical instruments to recurrent images in Chinese folklore. We'll address the mythological and philosophical subtexts of these works as well, such as aspect of gender and class. We'll focus on works that continue to be enacted and reinterpreted by contemporary poets, performers and artists. We'll examine vital controversies around competing approaches to the tradition.Winter quarter will take us into the modern era. We will study important writers, poets, musicians, performers, visual artists and filmmakers from the late 19th and 20th centuries, including some from the Chinese global diaspora who helped to create and shape a new vision of China as a republic. We will analyze how processes of cultural transformation and modernization within the last century are reflected in departures, in content and form, from classical models and traditions. Students will finish a research paper and teach the rest of the program what they've learned through individual or group presentations.In spring quarter, we'll get to know some prominent contemporary Chinese artists and literary figures, and explore the blossoming artistic scenes in many Chinese cities. During the second half of the quarter, interested students will have the opportunity to go to Beijing to study Chinese language and culture first-hand. These students will also study and practice the beauty of Chinese theatre arts with professional teachers in small, intimate workshops. Students who elect not to study abroad will pursue a major research project, and/or ethnographic fieldwork in an Asian community in the United States, and/or pursue internship opportunities. Update on Scholarships for Study in China: Students who receive the Federal Pell Grant should apply for a Gilman Scholarship by the October 4, 2011 deadline. For more information, go to "http://www.iie.org/en/Programs/Gilman-Scholarship-Program", or contact Michael Clifthorne on campus at 360-867-6421. | Chinese-American joint ventures, arts-related fields, English teaching in Asia, travel and tourism, and cultural studies. | Andrew Buchman Wenhong Wang Rose Jang Mingxia Li | Freshmen FR Sophomore SO Junior JR Senior SR | Fall | Fall Winter | ||
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Program | SO–SRSophomore - Senior | V | V | Day | F 11 Fall | W 12Winter | S 12Spring | Consortium is a formal relationship with other institutions to increase travel abroad opportunities for Evergreen students. More than 300 destination programs are offered through consortium, and financial aid can be used to pay for approved program costs. Evergreen students pay the consortium's tuition and fees; they do not pay Evergreen tuition or fees when enrolled in consortium. Enrollment is recorded at both the consortium and at Evergreen; Evergreen students register at Evergreen with a special Course Record Number created specifically for the designated consortium and retain their student status. The Alliance for Global Education offers interdisciplinary study programs in India and China. In India students can focus on issues of public health, Indian studies, development or the environment, in programs located in Manipal, Pune, and Varanasi. In China students can focus on issues of globalization, development, business, politics, social change and Chinese language, in programs located in Xi'an, Beijing, or Shanghai. Internship opportunities are available in both countries. Full semester and summer options. Students earn 15 semester credits (22 quarter credits). The American University in Cairo is a premier, full-service, English-language university founded in Cairo, Egypt in 1919. Students can focus on a wide range of disciplinary studies through the semester or summer options as study abroad, non-degree students, or they can focus on intensive Arabic language through the Intensive Arabic Program. Credits will vary by individual enrollment, but typically range from 15 to 18 semester credits (22 to 27 quarter credits). The Center for Ecological Living and Learning offers programs in Iceland, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Honduras, and Kenya that focus on sustainability, environmental issues, experiential learning and close connection to local communities. Students earn 15 semester credits (22 quarter credits) The Center for Global Exchange provides a set of interdisciplinary study abroad programs sponsored by Augsburg College in Minneapolis, MN. Students can focus on issues of gender and social change, international business, migration, globalization, or social work in Mexico; sustainable development and social change in Central America; or nation building, globalization, and decolonization in Namibia. Language study and internships, as part of or in addition to the programs, are available. Students earn 16 semester credits (24 quarter credits). CIMAS Ecuador is a collaboration between several Washington state universities and colleges and the CIMAS Foundation in Quito, Ecuador. Students can focus on Spanish language and Andean cultural studies (all quarters), ecology and conservation (fall quarter), public health (winter quarter), or community development issues (spring quarter). Follow-up internships are also available. Students earn 16 quarter credits. The Council for International Educational Exchange provides study abroad programs in conjunction with multiple university sites in Africa, the Middle East, Europe, Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, and Australia. Students can choose from a wide variety of disciplines, with programs taught either in English or the local language or both. Students earn 15-18 semester credits (22-27 quarter credits) The Danish Institute for Study Abroad offers 14 coordinated programs in Architecture and Design, Biomedicine, Child Diversity and Development, Communication & Mass Media, European Culture & History, European Politics and Society, Global Economics, International Business, Justice & Human Rights, Medical Practice & Policy, Migration & Identity/Conflict, Pre-Architecture, Psychology, Public Health, and Sustainability in Europe. All programs and courses are taught in English, with the exception of Danish language and culture studies. Students earn 15-18 semester credits (22-27 quarter credits). Education Programs Abroad arranges internship placements in several European countries: England, Scotland, Germany, Belgium, and Spain. Students typically intern 30-35 hours per week, with one or two supplemental classes. Adequate fluency in the language is often, but not always, required. Students earn 16 quarter credits, with options to earn more through special coursework with the University of Rochester and at additional cost. The Institute for Study Abroad, operated through Butler University in Indiana, connects students with multiple university sites in England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica, Mexico, and Peru. Students enroll in regular university course offerings, with opportunities for internships as well. Fluency in Spanish is required for most Latin American studies programs, with some options for students with lower level Spanish skills. Students earn 15-18 semester credits (22-27 quarter credits). Summer programs also available. The Jackson School for International Studies at the University of Washington, Seattle, offers Evergreen juniors and seniors a chance to spend one year in the program, focusing on one of 14 regional study areas: Africa, Canada, China, Comparative Religion, European, International, Japan, Jewish Studies, Korea, Latin America and Caribbean, Middle East, Russia-Eastern Europe-Central Asia, South Asia and Southeast Asia studies. Students earn 12-18 quarter credits each quarter, depending on class selection. Evergreen can only recommend a small number of students to this program, so it is competitive, with applications due each March for the following year. Lexia International provides area studies programs in Berlin, Budapest, Buenos Aires, Istanbul, Paris, and Rome. These programs combine language study, area studies seminars, and independent project work at each location, with students earning 14-16 semester credits (21-24 quarter credits). Programs take place at host institutions and universities, and several have strong emphasis on film (Paris), architecture and visual arts (Berlin), and classics (Rome). Living Routes Ecovillages provide interdisciplinary instruction in the areas of sustainability, environmental issues, green design and technology, permaculture studies, organic agriculture, fair trade, women's empowerment, bioregional studies, and other issues. Semester programs are offered in Costa Rica, India, Israel, and Scotland with January and summer programs in India, Mexico, Australia, Brazil, and Peru. Living Routes US-based programs are not available for consortium credit. Students earn 15-18 semester credits (22-27 quarter credits) through the University of Massachusetts - Amherst. International Partnership for Service Learning offers programs that combine language, area studies, and community service placements in a number of countries: Australia, Ecuador, France, Ghana, India, Italy, Jamaica, Mexico, Scotland, Spain, and Thailand. Students gain valuable experience serving in a variety of community organizations. Semester and summer programs available. 15-17 semester credits (22-25 quarter credits). The School for International Training offers a wide variety of interdisciplinary programs in Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East that focus on the arts, cultural expression, global health, identity and globalization, environmental issues, post-conflict transformation, social movements, human rights, and sustainable development. Programs entail language, thematic studies, and independent study projects and close connection to local communities. Students earn 16 semester credits (24 quarter credits). Summer programs are also available. The School for Russian and Asian Studies offers programs throughout the European, Central Asian, and Siberian regions of the former Soviet Union on a wide variety of topics: Central Asian Studies, Acting in Russia, Russian Studies Abroad, Translation Abroad, Art in Russia, The Russian Far East, The Russian Psyche, Museums and Art Restoration, Kyrgyz Adventure, Politics and International Relations, Internships and more. Students earn 15-18 semester credits (22-27 quarter credits). SEA Education Association offers programs that focus on ocean exploration, documenting change in the Caribbean, oceans and climate, sustainability in Polynesian island cultures and ecosystems, and energy and the ocean environment. Student spend the first part of the semester in Woods Hole, MA preparing for the second part of the semester when they embark on tall-masted sailing ships to continue studies at sea and among island communities. The program offers both Atlantic and Pacific routes. Students earn 16 semester credits (24 quarter credits). Options for upper level credits are available. Summer programs offered as well. Studio Arts Centers International in Florence, Italy offers undergraduate options for study in over 20 studio art and design programs, art history, art conservation, and Italian language and culture. Graduate level studies are also available. Students earn 15-18 semester credits (22-27 quarter credits). The University of Arizona - Russia program offers the opportunity to study Russian language and culture in Moscow during the academic year, with summer options in St. Petersburg. Students receive between 20-30 hours of instruction per week depending on their level placement. The program takes place at the GRINT Language Center at the Moscow Humanities University. Options for internship placement in Moscow also exist. Students earn 15 semester credits (22 quarter credits). Wildlands Studies offers programs through a number of environmental field projects in several countries: Australia, Belize, Chile, China, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Fiji, India, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, South Africa, Thailand, and Zambia. Wildlands' domestic US programs are not eligible for consortium status. Students are engaged in field studies for seven-week periods typically, and many include cultural studies since communities are part of local environmental systems. Student earn 12 semester credits of upper level science (300 level), (or 18 quarter credits), issued through California State University at Monterrey Bay. | Michael Clifthorne | Sophomore SO Junior JR Senior SR | Fall | Fall Winter Spring | |||
Dina Roberts and David Phillips
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Program | JR–SRJunior - Senior | 16 | 16 | Day | W 12Winter | The tropics are the cradle of the world's biodiversity. This program will focus on Costa Rica, emphasizing biological richness, field ecology, the physical environment, statistical analysis of field data, conservation biology and Latin American culture. The first seven weeks of the program will be held on the Evergreen campus, followed by a three-week field trip to Costa Rica. The on-campus portion will include lectures and labs on global patterns of biological diversity, quantification and analysis of ecological diversity, an overview of major taxa of Neotropical plants, insects and vertebrates, and discussions of the physical environment of tropical regions. This material will be integrated with classes in introductory statistics and conversational Spanish.During the Costa Rica field trip, we will visit four major field sites, including coastal habitats, tropical dry forest, cloud forest and lowland rain forest. Students will learn about common plants and animals in each area, dominant landforms and ecological processes, conservation issues and current biological research activities. Students will also learn techniques of field research by participating in quantitative field labs, both faculty and student led. In the evenings there will be a series of guest lectures by research scientists. The field trip will require rigorous hiking and backpacking in remote locations. | environmental studies, ecology, conservation biology, evolutionary biology and Latin American studies. | Dina Roberts David Phillips | Junior JR Senior SR | Winter | Winter | ||||
Anne Fischel, Yul Gamboa, David Phillips and Peter Bohmer
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Program | SO–SRSophomore - Senior | 16 | 16 | Day | F 11 Fall | W 12Winter | S 12Spring | Venezuela is spearheading a movement to create alternatives to the neo-liberal model of development and representative democracy championed by the U.S. Venezuela's president, Hugo Chávez, has called for "socialism for the 21st century." This process affects every aspect of Venezuelan life, including health care, media, education, housing, governance, land ownership and agriculture. Venezuela is exploring alternative economic structures, including worker-owned factories, cooperatives, nationalized industries, and regional economic planning and trade. Calling for a "multi-polar world" Venezuela is also creating new alliances to redistribute global power and influence.Our program will learn from and about Venezuela's political and economic transformation. Working with perspectives from political economy, community studies and popular education, we will study and document both national policies and the experiences of ordinary people participating in a popular movement to redistribute power and wealth. We will develop in-depth understanding of efforts to construct a system that meets peoples' needs for food, health, shelter, education, employment and political participation. We will learn about struggles for indigenous rights and racial and gender equality, and consider advantages and contradictions of Venezuela's reliance on oil. Finally, we will study the colonization and neo-colonization of Latin America, and anti-colonial struggles, historically and today. Possible texts include: Galeano's Wilpert's , Harnecker's Martinez, Fox and Farrell's and Freire and Horton's We Questions we will address are: What are the political, economic and environmental implications of Venezuela's model of development? What are its strengths and weaknesses? Is it creating popular participation, power and prosperity? Is this model applicable to other nations? In fall we will study Advanced Beginning or Intermediate Spanish, political economy of Latin America (international political economy, comparative social systems), and Venezuelan history and politics. We will learn about popular education and collaborative approaches to community work. We will study Venezuela's struggle for political and economic independence, culminating in the election of Hugo Chávez. We will also develop documentation skills using writing, video and audio recording.Students will choose a research focus--Venezuelan agriculture, education, the economy, culture, cooperatives, media, gender, youth and health are possible areas. Students will practice video and audio skills by documenting a local organization; this work will be shared with our Venezuelan partners.In winter most of us will go to Venezuela for 8-9 weeks. We'll travel to the states of Lara or Merida to visit organizations and communities, work with cooperatives, community centers and schools, and live with families. There may be opportunities for language exchange or Spanish instruction. Students who don't travel to Venezuela can rejoin the program in spring.In spring we will return to Evergreen to continue our studies of Venezuela and Spanish and develop educational presentations for the community.One project we hope to produce is a documentary video about our experiences.Admission to the winter travel component requires successful completion of all fall quarter work. Students who travel to Venezuela are expected to remain in the program in spring and participate in our collective project of educating our local community. | Latin American studies, community education or organizing, non-governmental or non-profit organization, journalism and media. | Anne Fischel Yul Gamboa David Phillips Peter Bohmer | Tue Wed Fri | Sophomore SO Junior JR Senior SR | Fall | Fall |

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Dougherty named new Jefferson County sheriffMarch 5, 2013CHARLES TOWN — Pete Dougherty has been named the new Jefferson County sheriff by the county commission during a special meeting Tuesday.... MajoritarianAt least Shirley could run and jump. If Dougherty tried either of those two event we'd be back to the selection process. Im just saying... 0 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » momx2boys@Majoritarian: My comments were not directed towards you. They were directed towards phenioxofTHROwarGod! @Johnnycash I am very PROUD of MY family and in no way have they disgraced this county! It's people like YOU that do!! Oh how I would love to talk to you haters face to face like adults! 0 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » MajoritarianYou earned him. Throw out a warrior like Shirley and now the grievance committee is complaining they got a VA gubment paper pusher? Im actually very pleased with this new guy. Because all you self righteous are standing around stunned. 1 Agrees | 5 Disagrees | Report Abuse » DianneGCMakes absolutely no sense to me that someone with no LE background can be Sheriff. Just happy that I can protect my family. At least I have that too help me sleep at night. 4 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » MajoritarianWhen money works for you, you got all the time in the world. 1 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » Barbie9Wish I had time to sit around and think of all this crap! Some of you need to get a job! 1 Agrees | 4 Disagrees | Report Abuse » wordsofathenaHe looks at least 80 years old! who's going to teach him? ,he probably doesn't know how to turn on a radio or load a gun. the man deals with issues on school children. Wait a minute I heard Boober is going to be his chief deputy and Jones is out.also old Manual his side kick everyday.people he got the job because he's an easy fit. He covers for the schools.They didn't want the prosecutor simpley because his wife the federal judge won't let him cover, she won't risk her job for those crooks. 2 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » JohnnycashMomw2boyz - your family has disgraced this county enough , please go away 3 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » MajoritarianWhat would really be nice is if a judge said, Let Anonymity be gone! The exposure would reaveal everything I suspect is going on around here. 0 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » Majoritarianmommaof2:"We won't have to hide behide "user" names!" Im not a hider, Madam. But I find it interesting you think I spend too much time defending a man who cared about keeping our community safe and you invite me to FaceSpace? Yeh, you obviously have lots of spare time. 1 Agrees | 4 Disagrees | Report Abuse » momx2boys@phenioxofTHROwarGod You sure do know an awful lot about Bobby and his case. Really seems to take up alot of your time and energy. Hit me up on facebook sometime and we can figure out were your obsession with Bobby stems from! We won't have to hide behide "user" names! 3 Agrees | 3 Disagrees | Report Abuse » malfunctioninthejunctionNow who will tell the potentate at 110 what to say ? 0 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » JohnnycashMore abuse of power took place with the last administration than what has hit the paper 4 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » phenioxofTHROwarGodBlake please explain your comment , it's kind of wide open as to whom you are referring to as" a man when he's down " ? 0 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » phenioxofTHROwarGodMaybe Sheriff Dougherty will write a nice letter to the judge begging for a slap to Bobby's hand instead of the jail term . 2 Agrees | 3 Disagrees | Report Abuse » rockywI hope the new sheriff is smart enough not to administer Thom Mcan enem@s or wood shampoos to the low lifes while the cameras are rolling. 4 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » BlakeGriffinYou're right. No need to kick a man when he's down. 2 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » JVicunaNo surprise here. Dougherty retires from Veterans Affairs and walks into another gov job on the public teat. Reminds me of Ole Dale Manuel of the County Commission, an elementary teacher at Wright Denny for years. Every January-March he'd be off to Charleston as a do nothing delegate. Not bad, three months off from teaching in mid year, with pay, and to heck with the classroom kids stuck with a substitute teacher. Finally, ole Dale retires from teaching with no loss of retirement credit, mind you, for the three months each year he was away from teaching in Charleston. After retiring, ole Dale was not about to keep spending three months each year in Charleston as a delegate. So he becomes a County Commissioner. Sweet deal for ole Dale and now for ole Pete. 8 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » phenioxofTHROwarGodBobby hasn't moved on, he has jail time to serve and I hope lots of it ! 6 Agrees | 3 Disagrees | Report Abuse » momx2boysLord help him! Since Boober or Ballenger didn't get in people will find something to complain about with Mr. Dougherty! And for the love of God why can't people just drop the comments about Bobby! He's out like you wanted! MOVE ON!!! He has!! 2 Agrees | 7 Disagrees | Report Abuse » phenioxofTHROwarGodThey should have given the job To Mr David Tabb! 0 Agrees | 4 Disagrees | Report Abuse » BlakeGriffinAlso should be noted that Jefferson County will transition from Sheriff Cleat to Sheriff Pete. Okay I'm done. 3 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » Showing 25 of 30 comments Show More Comments
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Jean and Tracy Eichheim are sheep people. They live near the Black Canyon in Crawford, on a private piece of pastoral farmland.
There are amazing views overlooking the valley from their front porch, and there are acres dedicated to farming and raising a handful of sheep.
The Eichheims moved to the area from Fort Collins in 2002, where they also farmed. At one time, Jean had a flock of 40 sheep she cared for. She began keeping the animals as pets and "weed eaters" in 1976, but soon realized with a flock that big, she had lots — and lots and lots — of wool on her hands. A friend took the raw fleece and sold it at fiber shows for a few years before Jean and Tracy thought they could sell it just as well as their friend could.
But in 1995, even with selling the fleece, Jean still had a lot of wool. "I had so much wool, I had to do something with it," she said. Taking after some friends and fellow sheep ranchers back in Fort Collins, Jean purchased a spinning wheel and began spinning her own wool into thread.
When she got the hang of spinning, she went the next step and learned how to crochet. And from that little decision-to see the production of wool through from beginning to end-Jean and Tracy started Woolly Designs, a hobby with potential, Jean said.
"That was the genesis," Tracy said.
Jean laughed. "No, that was the end of it all."
Whether it was the beginning or the end (or what Tracy calls "from the shovel up") all the wool had to go somewhere. The Eichheims' home is a testament to their passion; Jean's crocheted creations line the home in the form of rugs and stuffed animals, a few tote bags and some hats. Her hall closets are lined with hangers that display a wide range of colored thread and yarn, from the natural, un-dyed colors like oatmeal, beige, gray, a rich brown and black, to her strands that have been dyed in every shade imaginable. In the sunroom, there are boxes of wool waiting to be spun. And in the living room are hand spindles, made by Tracy for hand spinning.
Tracy's hand spindles are a modern adaptation of an ancient tool that was used to turn fleece to yarn. He and Jean noticed there was a lack of good, quality hand spindles available on the market. He began creating a light yet sturdy hand spindle. That project too took off at a rapid pace.
"He's quite well known for his spindles," Jean said. He's made, tested and sold over 3,000 in 12 different countries and in every state in the U.S. He takes special orders for spindle designs. A German spinner requested three lizards on her spindle, with each one biting the tail of another. Another woman requested a dragon on hers. Tracy agreed to both requests — and many more — which entailed hours of searching for just the right artwork, then scaling it down by hand, then cutting the designs into the wood of the spindle.
"He loves a challenge," Jean said. Tracy has a months-long waiting list for his spindles.
The spindles aren't the only Woolly Design products to have made it halfway around the world. Two tea cozies, crocheted by Jean from her own wool, made their way to England.
The couple sells their wares at area craft fairs and at fiber shows. They always take a spinning wheel for demonstrations, and they have taught classes on the craft of spinning. Along the way they've met fellow "fiber fanatics." "We meet the neatest people," Jean said. "We have the most fun."
Through Woolly Designs, the Eichheims have become dealers for the Majacraft spinning wheel, which is imported from New Zealand, and for which they are one of a few dealers. You can find information on these wheels, and some examples of Jean's creations, on their website, www.woollydesigns.com.
"It's just a fun thing to do," Jean said. "This whole fiber thing is my disease."
They currently raise only six sheep. They are shorn once a year by a man in Greeley who specializes in sheering wool for hand spinners. After the sheep are shorn, the Eichheims clean and skirt the wool, and prepare it to be spun into yarn, a process that takes about two weeks.
"And then ... I'm very slow at crocheting," Jean laughed. "It's quite time consuming to get to the point where you can start making things. And that's after you know what you're doing."
Both seem to know what they're doing though. "We just have way too much fun doing this," Jean said.
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First time NYC- staying on 56th between 5th and 6th.
You're staying on the same block as one of my favorite restaurants--Ma Peche located downstairs in The Chambers Hotel. Great for lunch and dinner and it's mid-priced. Don't miss Momofuku Milk Bar (main floor of the Chambers Hotel) for some of my favorite desserts and breads: compost cookie; corn cookie, blueberry cookie; turkey, swiss cheese and honey mustard bread (really an adorable little loaf).
there are a few notable places around there. how about aquavil, the modern (and the modern bar room), bar americain, between the bread, the soup man (aka the soup nazi), to name a few.
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The Levy County Commission put its objections to having an atheist monument at the courthouse in writing, unanimously approved it and started the clock ticking on the Williston Atheist group's appeal of the denial order.
The Florida Legisture will consider naming a portion of Williston's Noble Avenue after Cpl. David Moss who died in the line of duty in 1988.
Williston Council unanimously approved a resolution Tuesday night, that if approved by the legislature this term, would designate the segment of Noble Avenue from Main Street to Hwy. 41 the David M. Moss Memorial Highway.
Restaurants in Williston may soon be able to sell beer and wine, despite their locations, if an ordinance is approved at the March 4 council meeting.
Tuesday night, in a 4-1 vote with Council President Jason Cason dissenting, the council approved on the first reading an ordinance that allows for the on-site consumption of beer and wine in restaurants–places were 51 percent of revenue comes from food sales.
Bronson officials have stepped up to help feed the hungry, voting unanimously Monday night in favor of contributing town funds to the Food4Kids Backpack Program at Bronson Elementary School.
"I'm looking to see if the city would consider helping with the effort," said program volunteer Peggy Rowe to council members, shortly before they voted to contribute $2,500 a year to the effort.
Best-selling author Dr. Sharon M. Draper will share her experiences of teaching and writing with Williston High School students and faculty Monday, March 3. Dr. Draper is an accomplished writer, as well as a professional educator actively involved in the motivation and encouragement of cross-cultural experiences through reading.
After reviewing more than 70 applications to replace out-going Coach Jamie Baker, the field was narrowed down to five.
Williston Principal Eulin Gibbs then went to work to get the best applicant suited for the Williston football program.
From the large pile of papers placed in front of Gibbs, one could only be convinced that he did a thorough job in researching each of the final applicants.
The beehive, the French twist, the shag and the bouffant. Not only has Joyce Hurt seen them all–she's done them all.
But two weeks ago, Hurt traded her scissors and curling irons for retirement after 53 years of standing on her feet making people look beautiful.
Now instead of perm solution and hair color, she will be helping her artist husband pitch his talent at craft shows and fairs.
New commercial construction in Williston may soon have to comply with aesthetic standards if Ordinance 635 is passed on its second reading.
Some say it can be difficult maintaining balance in today's world, a place where perspectives on life have become ever more polarizing and where, more and more, ways of living have come into conflict with each other.
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Summary: Apple CEO Steve Jobs and Vice President Craig Federighi offer a look at Lion, the next version of Mac OS X. The demo shows a new feature called Mission Control, which combines the Expose, Dashboard, and Spaces applications of OS X with full-screen apps. The new operating system is due to ship in summer 2011.
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Yestermorrow's first semester in Sustainable Design/Build addressed contemporary sustainable architecture practice through the lens of a tiny house. Students incorporated a wide variety of different sustainability approaches with an intention of developing a single holistic building. Creative expression coupled with best practices in sustainable building has allowed the students to experiment with form and function while challenging conventional solutions. This effort has culminated in a house that has the power to improve the lifestyle of its users. By rethinking daily tasks and functions with sustainable design, this house encourages homeowners to embrace a way of life that reflects an ecological conscience.
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Golf is always a part of the South Carolina experience, but in the fall it's college football that dominates the sports scene. Still, most of the state's football-playing colleges and universities have found ways to combine great golf with great Saturday games and pageantry. Each week this fall, we will profile the teams and the courses in our "Go(lf) Team!" features.
When you think of the pleasures of small-college football – the intimate stadiums, the crowds of loyal alumni strolling across a tree-filled campus, a crisp fall Saturday watching true student-athletes – you're thinking
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For decades, Presbyterian – PC to its fans – played in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics' (NAIA) South Atlantic Conference. And each year, the Blue Hose faced nearby arch-rival
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Lakeside Country Club in Laurens
and ultra-private Musgrove Mill (east of Interstate 26 but still in Clinton) are occasionally accessible, it's hard to find a better challenge than Stoney Point, a public 1990 Tom Jackson design. Particularly daunting are its slick MiniVerde Bermuda greens, which can drive players to distraction with their speed and dramatic undulations.
Head professional Kevin "Scratch" Whitehead, a Virginia native whose wife is from Greenwood, moved to Stoney Point from
, where he worked at
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Among regular visitors are plenty of Blue Hose football fans every fall. "We see an increase then, and outside play is up on Saturdays," Whitehead says. "Typically rounds are down when
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are home, but when they're away, that helps." The course also draws from the PC student body, faculty and a number of coaches from all sports at the college.
The result is upwards of 30 percent of Stoney Point's play comes from outside the club's membership, around 10,000-15,000 rounds per year. "We have quite a few come up from
(during football season), folks that never have played here before," Whitehead says.
The pro's favorite holes include the "semi-short" par-5 second hole, which requires a second shot over a pond to the green (and a new, "Hogan-style" stone bridge); the par-3 13th hole with azaleas framing the green; the temptingly short par-4 15th, a dogleg right with bunkers guarding the right side – "you've got to carry those to green the fairway, and it demands accuracy," Whitehead says – and an elevated, two-tier green that can incur three-putts; and the downhill par-4 18th, which demands a 250-yard carry over a pond on the right side in order to save 40-50 yards into the green.
Rates at Stoney Point fit the small college/small town experience: $40 weekdays, $48 weekends ($33/$38 after 3 p.m., switching to 2 p.m. when Daylight Savings Time ends in November. Starting in mid-November, a special offer will have a foursome rate for $100 Monday-Sunday.
After a round, the clubhouse has a veranda facing onto the first and 10th tees and the 18th green, a great spot for lunch. And if you play a late-afternoon round, you'll hear "Amazing Grace" played over the course loudspeakers around 7:30 p.m. (6:30 p.m. after EDT ends). "The new owner wanted that," Whitehead says. "He has business in the Pebble Beach area and got the idea from Spanish Bay."
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Top three reasons why (almost) no one showed up at the early Florida Panthers-Nashville Predators preseason game Monday afternoon at the Panthers home rink, the BB&T Center in Sunrise, Fla.
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