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	Online NewsHour: South Carolina Governor's Race -- Jim Hodges Biography
		Hodges cited Beasley's opposition to all-day kindergarten, and proposed a state lottery that would give about $150 million a year to educational programs such as pre-school classes and college scholarships.
		Hodges won the gubernatorial race with a clear 53 percent to 45 percent margin, carrying nearly every rural county.
		Hodges defended his evacuation plan, telling the NewsHour in 1999 that the process of moving hundreds of thousands of people inland still occurred in a timely manner.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/vote2002/races/sc_hodges.html (769 words)

	Art on the Plaza
		In early February, nine tons of stainless steel arrived at the Hudson Valley foundry ready to be polished to a fluid reflective surface, molded into a curved S-shaped wall, laser cut, and painted fl and white to complete the stylized four-tone camouflage pattern.
		Jim Hodges' Look and See is the fifth artwork commissioned for Creative Time's Art on the Plaza.
		Hodges' fascination with camouflage - its basic pattern of light and dark- exists in its ability to conceal and alter our perception.
	www.creativetime.org /programs/archive/artontheplaza/artists/hodges/index.php (497 words)

	angle: a journal of arts and culture
		Hodges channels energy from the world to spark such a connection with one's own history.
		Hodges' approach to capturing experience through such diverse media as collage, light, and reflection makes sense considering the variety of elements that form experience.
		Hodges embraces the rhythm and pattern of this delicate form, but attempts to overcome its impermanence through material and metaphor.
	www.anglemagazine.org /articles/This_place_where_we_meet_Jim_2262.asp (1067 words)

	Bienal - Universalis - Jim Hodges (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Jim Hodges has a feel for the essence of the physical universe, at least those affecting elements and processes that capture his deeply romantic imagination.
		Hodges sustains a certain focus toward apprehending his directly-lived relationship to temporality and solidity through myriad artmaking processes as symbolic reenactments and rehearsals.
		Hodges translates the vulnerability of a moist and silvery spider web into a lasting material, as if to force permanence where there is none.
	www.uol.com.br /23bienal/universa/iuanjh.htm (1194 words)

	Reviews: Jim Hodges
		Jim Hodges is fascinated with the ever-changing aspects of light.
		Hodges invites light into this show at the Austin Museum of Art as an invisible presence that follows the viewer from piece to piece; sometimes it takes over as the focus of a work, sometimes it serves as facilitator for a work's observance.
		Again and again, through concept and craft, Hodges simultaneously challenges his viewer with layers of meaning and grounds her with familiar objects and reminders of the natural world, building a show as illuminating as it is incandescent.
	inthegalleries.com /reviews-200404.html (475 words)

	The State \| 05/15/2002 \| Hodges fights can't-lose battle
		Hodges said he fears the plutonium will arrive, the facilities won't be built, and the material will be stored at SRS for years.
		Hodges' spokesman Morton Brilliant said the commercial was motivated by pragmatism, not politics.
		Hodges is following the model of former Gov. Cecil Andrus of Idaho, who twice used state police to block radioactive waste from entering the state.
	www.nci.org /02/05f/15-07.htm (695 words)

	Past Exhibitions \| 1998 \| Jim Hodges: Welcome (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Jim Hodges's silk flower cascades and wall sculptures, delicate silver chain-link webs, mirror pieces, photographs of suburban homes like homey snapshots, and other works are firmly grounded in the real moments of our lives.
		Hodges worked with schoolchildren of all ages to mark their heights on a gallery wall with their choice of colored pencil.
		Hodges began to view the works as too fragile and so chain emerged as a viable material as he realized its metaphorical, conceptual, and physical largesse.
	www.kemperart.org /exhibits/CatalogEssays/hodgesjim.asp (1683 words)

	.:: MOCA Cleveland » Jim Hodges ::. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		This exhibition focuses on a selection of Hodges' works from the last ten years in which light is a primary component, one that the artist uses physically as a material and conceptually as a symbol.
		Hodges received a BFA from Fort Wright College in Spokane, WA in 1980 and an MFA from the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, NY in 1986.
		The exhibition Jim Hodges is coordinated by curator Margo A. Crutchfield, Senior Curator, MOCA Cleveland.
	www.mocacleveland.org /exhibitions_details/ex_details_2005-ws.asp (517 words)

	Public Interest Guide to Redistricting
		Hodges said the redistricting plan substantially decreased minority representation in a number of districts and gobbled up Democratic House districts in North Charleston and Richland County in favor of new Republican voting areas in Horry and Beaufort counties.
		Hodges, according to the governor's motion, "agrees that this case should be scheduled to eliminate or minimize any disruption of the regular election cycle in South Carolina." The governor agreed the trial should begin Jan. 22, 2002.
		Hodges' main complaint on the plan was that it failed to reflect the racial breakdown of South Carolina, which is about 30 percent fl.
	www.fairvote.org /redistricting/reports/remanual/scnews3.htm (11929 words)

	Jim Hodges (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Hodges JS, "Some algebra and geometry for hierarchical models, applied to diagnostics (with discussion)", Journal of the Royal Statistical Society, Series B, Vol.
		A postscript version of Sargent DJ, Hodges JS, Smoothed ANOVA with application to subgroup analysis, submitted to JASA some years ago and rejected with enthusiasm.
		Postscript versions of Hodges JS, Sargent DJ, "Counting degrees of freedom in hierarchical and other richly parameterized models", accepted by Biometrika.
	www.biostat.umn.edu /~hodges (347 words)

	ISAR - Hodges Consulted with Council of Conservative Citizens (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		His intent soon became apparent when a meeting was arranged by Knapp that included then-candidate Jim Hodges, Jerry Creech of Barnwell (at that time the President of the SC Council of Conservative Citizens) and R.G. Wilson of Easley.
		Hodges would not make any promises about his intention to sign bills initiated by others to take the flag down.
		Jim Clyburn of SC, Chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus, has co-sponsored a resolution condemning the CCC while the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) held a news conference to call for Witherspoon's resignation.
	www.ferris.edu /isar/Institut/CCC/hodges.htm (572 words)

	Fabric Workshop and Museum : Creative Process : Jim Hodges
		Hodges wanted to create the effect of lace, and therefore wanted the petals to touch only at the edges.
		The artist cut multicolored fabric petals from hundreds of plastic stems, and arranged the pieces in 2 by 3 foot sections, pinning each petal to a large sheet of paper towels.
		The result is a multicolored permeable screen in which the empty space is as important as the weaving of flowers.
	www.fabricworkshop.org /artists/process-hodges.php (144 words)

	ArtForum: Jim Hodges - CRG Art, New York City (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Jim Hodges sends letters on baby-blue stationary adorned with baby-blue-bow stickers, which arrive in light-pink envelopes embellished with butterflies.
		The centerpiece of Hodges' first one-person exhibition in New York was A Diary of Flowers, 1994, which consisted of 565 pen doodles of flowers on paper napkins pinned around the main room of the gallery in an irregular configuration.
		The "feminine" properties of Hodges' esthetic bring to mind Robert Gober's nudging of gender roles in his photograph of himself as a bride.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0268/is_n9_v32/ai_15484737 (486 words)

	Addison - Permanent Collection
		As part of his residency, Hodges returned to this drawing which served as the "score" for both the sound and wall mural for this exhibition.
		Here the drawing's colors are visually translated into 147 vibrant vertical painted stripes that flow down the hallway and wrap into the gallery in which one experiences the encompassing union of color and sound.
		With this project, Hodges offers us a fresh view of the familiar by revealing a harmonic balance between the simple and complex, the random and predetermined, the individual and communal.
	www.andover.edu /addison/exhibition/2003-Spring/hodges.htm (523 words)

	Current Exhibitions
		Hodges invited international delegates to the United Nations to translate in their own language and handwriting the phrase “don’t be afraid.” The artist then reproduced and combined the many versions of the phrase in a large-scale, commercially printed billboard, which can be re-sized and re-printed to fit multiple venues.
		Visitors are invited to view a documentary of the artist and reflect upon the work of Jim Hodges in our new contemplation space in the lobby.
		Directions-Jim Hodges is made possible by Ray Graham III, Trellis Fund, Glenn Fuhrman, and Cindy and Howard Rachofsky, with additional support from an anonymous donor and friends.
	www.hirshhorn.org /exhibitions/description.asp?ID=33 (322 words)

	Guest Comment
		During his decade as a member of the South Carolina House of Representatives, Democrat Jim Hodges was clear on three things: the Confederate Flag needed to come down, gambling (particularly video poker) destroyed families, and lotteries were an unreliable and unfair way to pay for state education spending.
		When the video poker bosses suddenly needed a candidate to back, Jim Hodges did not let his consistent opposition to the industry ("it is a destroyer of families") prevent him from taking millions of their dollars in campaign contributions.
		Hodges, nearly invisible during the flag fight, was merely opaque at the conclusion.
	www.nationalreview.com /comment/comment052400a.html (1181 words)

	Jim Hodges (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Hodges is known for transforming ordinary materials into poetic works that invoke the transient and poignant moments of life.
		To produce his delicate work, Hodges uses a wide range of materials such as fabric, paper, glass, silver chains and fragmented mirrors.
		Here Hodges will continue to expand the viewer's mental and physical perspectives, frequently reminding him of the beauty and brevity of life.
	www.crggallery.com /artist_press/hodges_jim/2003_06_10_jim_hodges.htm (243 words)

	Jim Hodges (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The image for each planet was chosen by the artist from a wide range of available images including many NASA photographs, but ultimately the image chosen to represent each planet was an intuitive one, which for Hodges meant which colors and surface details reminded him of which planets he had or made personal memories of.
		Like other Hodges sculptures, the work is made from inexpensive store-bought materials.
		Jim Hodges is represented by CRG Gallery, NY.
	www.fawbush.com /ef/jimhodges (216 words)

	San Diego Creditors Rights Lawyer - Jim Hodges, Attorney at Law (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Jim Hodges has been a senior partner with Hinchy, Witte, Wood, Anderson & Hodges for more than 25 years and has served as president of the firm since 1995.
		Hodges practices in the area of creditor's rights and collection and chairs the firm's Creditor's Rights Department.
		Hodges is a member of the State Bar of California and the San Diego County Bar Association, and co-chaired the County Bar's Collection Section.
	www.hwwah.com /jhodges.htm (278 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Jim Hodges has built a career out of transforming the everyday into the ethereal.
		Hodges is not one to fret over meaning or make political statements with his art.
		Hodges proves himself in this show to be not only a genuine talent, but an artist truly concerned with his audience's experience.
	www.dailytexanonline.com /news/2004/03/03/Entertainment/Color.Light.And.Jim.Hodges-624380.shtml (563 words)

	upstatebeat.com: Hodges vs. Sanford
		Jim Hodges is running for reelection to the office he won in a stunning 1998 upset, and the campaign trail has taken him to virtually every corner of the state.
		Hodges continually refers to Sanford as “the Congressman,” but the way he says it makes clear he is not using it as a term of respect.
		Hodges feels that the Sanford attacks on the state’s educational progress over the past four years have gone beyond mere political rhetoric.
	www.metrobeat.net /gbase/Expedite/Content?oid=oid:1576 (3561 words)

	Greg Kucera Gallery \| Seattle
		Hodges' spirit of generosity pervades his work, as each piece invites the viewer into an interactive exchange of energy and recollection.
		Drawing upon a rich legacy of conceptual and minimal artists experimenting with the sublime properties of space and light, Hodges plays with light, reflection, and perception...
		Jim Hodges was born in 1957, Spokane, Washington.
	www.gregkucera.com /hodges.htm (179 words)

	ISAR - CCC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		But Hodges' spokeswoman, Nina Brook, said he was asked to meet with supporters of Lexington County Sheriff James Metts, who had dropped out of the governor's race.
		Hodges said that if he were elected governor, he would not try to remove the flag but would sign any compromise the Legislature approved, the newspaper reported.
		After Hodges' election, Creech, Wilson and other flag supporters met with him again at his transition office where he thanked them for the support and reassured them his stance had not changed, the newspaper said.
	www.ferris.edu /isar/Institut/CCC/charleston021299.htm (486 words)

	Online NewsHour: Vote 2002 -- South Carolina Governor's Race
		Sanford takes the seat from Governor Jim Hodges, whose win four years ago was seen as a fluke for the Republican-leaning state.
		Update: Gov. Jim Hodges and challenger Mark Sanford have continued their heated battle right up to Election Day, with a final rush to churches, lunches and rallies to garner crucial last-minute approval from voters.
		Update: South Carolina's Democratic Gov. Jim Hodges faces a challenge in securing his seat for another term, with former Congressman Mark Sanford, a Republican, gaining ground through his stance as a moderate.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/vote2002/races/sc_governor.html (441 words)

	Anthony Meier Fine Arts - Exhibits
		Hodges is currently the artist in residence at CCAC's Capp Street Project and his video installation "Subway Music Box" will be on view there through May 6.
		Using synthetic flowers, paper napkins, Pantone chips, mirrors and an array of other materials as his medium, Hodges transforms these objects so they reference such themes as loss and the fragility of life, memory and longing, or simply the idea that beauty can be found in the most ordinary of objects and circumstances.
		Hodges has had solo shows at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago (1999), the Miami Art Museum (1999), and the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art in Kansas City (1998).
	www.anthonymeierfinearts.com /exhibits/hodges.htm (316 words)

	GreenvilleOnline.com - Former Gov. Jim Hodges joins law firm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Hodges' consulting group will include three former aides from his tenure as governor: former Chief of Staff Billy Boan; Mark Sweatman, who served Hodges as coordinator of legislation and as assistant director of economic development; and Merideth Strawhorn, who was project developer for the governor's Focus on Reading programs.
		Hodges said he and his colleagues will spend considerable time in Rock Hill, Charlotte and Raleigh, but their headquarters will be in Columbia.
		Hodges is a graduate of the University of South Carolina Business School as well as the School of Law.
	greenvilleonline.com /news/2003/01/31/20030131615.htm (588 words)

	CV for James S. Hodges (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		DeLong R, Ko C-C, Olson I, Hodges JS, Douglas WH.
		Sandler NA, Hodges JS, Sabino M'L. ``Assessment of recovery in patients undergoing intravenous conscious sedation using bispectral analysis." J Oral Maxillofacial Surgery, 59:603-611, 2001.
		Pesun IJ, Olson AK, Hodges JS, Anderson GC.
	www.biostat.umn.edu /~hodges/vita.html (4164 words)

	CBS News \| SC Gov. Signs Flag Law \| July 1, 2000 12:20:55
		Governor Jim Hodges addresses the state prior to signing the bill.
		Jim Hodges gave a rare live televised speech to talk about the flag and then signed a bill removing it from the Statehouse.
		Hodges said the compromise bill accomplished his goal of moving the flag from the dome to a place of historical significance, and said that, "in South Carolina, history is more than just dates in a textbook," and is an integral part of family tradition for fls and whites.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2000/05/23/national/main198649.shtml (648 words)

	General Wesley Clark for President - Official Campaign Web Site (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		In 1986, Hodges started his political career with a successful run for the state House of Representatives at the age of 29.
		Hodges won a hard-fought, underdog election battle for governor in 1998 by focusing on improving South Carolina schools.
		Hodges created the First Steps early childhood education program, fought for $1 billion in school construction funds, raised standards for teachers and students, and in 2000 convinced the voters of the Palmetto State to pass an educational lottery that provides college scholarship to thousands of South Carolinians.
	www.clark04.com /story/12 (458 words)

	Eve Andrée Laramée, Jim Hodges
		In an interesting counterpoint to Laramée's usage of natural organic elements to explore the less tangible aspects of existence, Jim Hodges utilized a contrasting group of materials, that, in their artifice, approximate nature, but which similarly belie a sense of the more transcendental states of awareness and being.
		The third and final piece in the show was a wall drawing entitled these three, which Hodges referred to as "portraits" of different family members.
		What Hodges exalts is our innate desire to possess and experience beauty and the fullness of life, while simultaneously exposing our compelling need to release with acceptance and dignity, that which ceases to be vital.
	zingmagazine.com /zing3/reviews/028_laramee.html (1075 words)

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