Re-Thinking the School Bus
By Brandon Tidwell on May 5, 2009
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Three Cheers for the bus driver, the bus driver, the bus driver...
It's iconic and a staple of many children's school days. From the hippie bus driver in the front to the elite section in the back, school buses have been an essential part of many people's educational experience. However, communities from as far as Italy to cities here in the U.S. are re-thinking the bus (or car) as the only way to get to school. Is the school bus going the way of lunchroom soda machines?
Getting Our Hands Dirty In Boston
By Tabatha Stephens on April 29, 2009
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The Stories That Warm My Heart
By Julia Chicoskie on April 27, 2009
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Ok, I admit it. I’m a sucker for heart-warming stories of real people making a difference. I’m talking Oprah excited, Hallmark channel excited. I’ve shed a few tears here and there. Perhaps seeking positive stories is my own way to counteract the helplessness I feel when I turn on the news and see story after depressing story of corporate greed and government bailouts of big business. The positive stories are what keep my faith in the human spirit.
Goin' Green Apple
By Brandon Tidwell on April 17, 2009
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Two years ago, I never would have considered myself an environmentalist. I took long showers, threw most everything in the trash and found fuel efficiency to be secondary to speed. Now I haven't given up red meet or bought a Terra Pass, but I do make a more conscious effort to be good to my planet. Since I have moved to New York City, I ride public transit almost 95% of the time, recycle half of my trash and have shortened my showers. All small steps to lessen my impact. But, is there more I can do?
Fargo Flooding: An Update from the Front Lines
By Jared Woidtke on March 31, 2009
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