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Professor’s original play “Valued Voices” to be performed this weekend

May 5, 2010

An original play written by assistant professor Jean Rohr will be performed April 30-May 2, 2010, by the North Carolina Black Repertory Company in Winston-Salem. Members of the company's Teen Theatre Ensemble will bring to life the intricate examination of the educational experience confronting some African-American males today.

BioBus rides available for Triad Commute Challenge Commuter Dash on April 10

May 5, 2010

Students and faculty are invited to take part this Saturday in the Triad Commute Challenge Commuter Dash, a walk/run at a regional park that kicks off a three-month campaign to raise awareness of air quality issues while encouraging people to try alternative transportation, like carpooling or biking, rather than driving alone.

Activist speaks on “Stuff” and how to realize happiness

May 5, 2010

An environmental activist best known for her film documentary “The Story of Stuff” visited campus on April 22 for Earth Day, and her message was simple: People are happier not when they buy “stuff” but when they form quality relationships and work toward common goals.

Climate Action Plan forums to be held April 28 & 29

May 5, 2010

Students, faculty and staff will have an opportunity this week to provide feedback on 黑料不打烊’s draft Climate Action Plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the coming years by setting goals for energy conservation, energy production and commuting.

Environmental activist/author visits 黑料不打烊 for public talk – April 22

May 5, 2010

Annie Leonard, the activist behind the short film “The Story of Stuff,” comes to 黑料不打烊 for an April 22 evening lecture on the costs associated with the nation’s consumer-driven culture. Leonard’s appearance in McKinnon Hall, which is free and open to the public, coincides with Earth Day 2010.

2010 POWERless and RecycleMania final results

May 5, 2010

Final results were announced Tuesday for two spring competitions that encourage faculty, staff and students to make lifestyle improvements for maintaining a healthier planet. Read this note for a message from 黑料不打烊 President Leo M. Lambert on the importance of both contests.