Student Organ of the University of the South
The cup appears to be a green and silver plastic chalice, adorned with rhinestones and a cartoon of Afroman wearing a fur coat.
Photo by Luke Williamson (C’21) By Luke Williamson The recent “Spooky Sustainability” event brought together a multitude of different activities and treats available for students
The coffeehouse not only featured festive Halloween treats and drinks throughout the month, but also had this event to get everyone in the spirit of Halloween.
“There may have been some technical issues at first, but that didn’t stop the Healthy Hut; students enjoyed locally sourced food and danced along to live music. “
“Some lifestyle changes are as simple as using a reusable cup on your coffee runs to Stirling’s, bringing a reusable grocery bag to the Pig, or recycling the scattered red solo cups that can be found around campus on a Sunday morning.”
“The “Under the Rainbow” exhibit was created in 2014 and some of the works from this series were showcased in the Carlos gallery. These works present women in fantastical, rainbow-saturated spaces, hiding behinds masks and hair.”
“When a mad scientist begins to torment the city with his alien gadgets, it’s up to Parker to stop him.”
Through her book and talks, Wulf is making “the forgotten father of environmentalism’s” story known to the world. In her closing remarks, Wulf notes, “we are missing a sense of wonder in our environmental debates of today.”
She is dedicated to working with those “who go without being noticed in society.”
Dear readers, This past weekend’s Fall Festival was met, as I’m well aware, with a variety of responses. Cynicism, skepticism, optimism, and other -isms