April
18, 2003
Mount Holyoke Helps
Create More Sustainable World
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Photo:
Fred LeBlanc
The
College’s new gas/electric hybrid vehicles are more
fuel-efficient and produce fewer smog-forming emissions
than traditional cars.
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The
arrival of Earth Day 2003, celebrated around the world April 22,
finds the College continuing and expanding its commitment to environmental
stewardship and its important leadership role in helping to create
a “greener” and more sustainable world. From the reuse
of a single sheet of paper, to the design and construction of
the $34.5-million science center project, to efforts to infuse
nonenvironmental courses with environmental elements, the College
is practicing what it preaches—and preaching what it practices.
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Lytle New
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Memorials and Memory:
Visual Studies Series Continues April 24 more>
MHC Staff Put It All
on the Line to Solve Phone Emergency more>
‘Dancing on
Clouds’: Hutton Wins Jack Kent Cooke Scholarship more>
Young Lobbyist Makes
Take the Lead Action Project a Reality
more>
Acclaimed Dancer to
Perform April 23 more>
Psychiatrist Judith
Lewis Herman to Lecture April 29 more>
Special Ticket Offers
and Opportunities to Volunteer at 2004 U.S. Women's Open more>
Nota Bene more>
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