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Students from Ann Quinn’s enviromental science class cleaned up at 4 Mile Creek on Sept. 19 as part of their class’s ongoing committment to helping the en vironment.
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Greener Behrend task force cleans up Four Mile Creek
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Final Exam Conflict:
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On Saturday, Sept. 19, 12 Behrend
students from Professor Ann Quinn’s
environmental science class volun
teered to help clean up 4 mile creek
as part of the Greener Behrend Task
Force.
Quinn said that there has never
been a dearth of students in the 3
years Behrend has been doing the
clean up
“We’ve had more students in the
past, and we decided that 12 was the
best number to use.” Quinn said “half
the students went up the creek to
clean, half go down.”
According to their website, the
mission of the Greener Behrend Task
Force is to “develop and implement
strategies and related programs for
campus practices and policies that
further ecological sustainability
within the college community.”
Their goals include: reducing en
ergy use and promoting cleaner
fuels, using water in a conservative
and respectable manner, minimizing
solid and liquid waste, increasing the
healthfulness of food and reduce its
waste, protecting natural areas, and
incorporating “green" practices into
the construction and renovation of
facilities.
MIKE 0. WEHRER
news editor