Showing posts with label the environment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the environment. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Running for Office
I found this excellent article on the Website Campus Progress about young people running for office. The youngest candidate I've ever heard of was an 18-year-old (still in high school) who ran for mayor and won. Take a look: http://campusprogress.org/articles/when_young_people_run_for_office/.
Labels:
politics,
the economy,
the environment,
the real world
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
The Environment
All over the country people are making the effort to "go green." Colleges tend to be a hot bed for new trends and activism, so it is no surprise that administrations everywhere are make earth-friendly changes, often due to encouragement from students. According to this article, some students are even factoring environmentalism into their college choice.
What is your college doing to become more environmental? How are students reacting to it? And do you feel that your part of the country affects people's reactions and their willingness to make such change?
In your opinion, what changes do you think would be going to far? If, say, the cafeteria removed trays, or the school limited parking to encourage bus use, would you fight such changes?
Also, have you ever taken a class focused on the environment, such as one of the ones in this discussion? Would you?
Also, have you ever taken a class focused on the environment, such as one of the ones in this discussion? Would you?
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)