Bard Observer
BARD COLLEGE / SINCE 1934 / Wednesday December the 13, 2006 Bard to Participate in Push for More Science and Math RecycleMania Majors Continues By Katy Kelleher By Grace Dwyer or the first time ever, Bard is of students and staff. Most of the trash on campus comes from he Gabrielle H. Reem and Herbert participating in RecycleMania, a residence halls and dining halls, so students clearly have a lot J. Kayden Center for Science and nation-wide recycling competition. of control over what goes in the trash and what is recycled. Computation is the latest in a series of RecycleMania is a friendly competition RecycleMania needs the help of faculty and staff, but it is up efforts to support – and promote – Bard’s among colleges and universities in multiple to us (the students!) to make the biggest changes in what we commitment to the sciences. Featuring categories, including: the largest amount of throw away. nearly 10,000 square feet of laboratory recyclables per capita, the largest amount of So, a quick lesson on recycling: Blue bins are for the space and an area of 42,000 square total recyclables, the least amount of trash per capita, and the fREeUSE store, Red is for news paper, Yellow is for all other feet total, the new building will house innovatively designed highest recycling rate. In the 10-week period between January paper, Green is for plastic and glass containers and Black is for classrooms for biology, computer science, and math. 28 and April 7th, Bard will be competing against schools like garbage. Also, we are competing in the food waste competition, New facilities are only one part of the Science Initiative Harvard, Yale, Tulane.
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