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Ag Gag: What you need to know and why you should freak out

Published: May 10, 2013

Let me say for the record that I’m that vegan everyone teases/hates when I go out with people to a party or even when we order lunch in the office. I can tell you 10 different ways a burger is bad for you without even getting into whether or not it came from McDonalds. But […]

By Kari R.

What Women Can Do to Slim the Landfills, Protect Their Bodies, and Keep Some Dough

Published: March 11, 2013

Forgive this corny segue, but I thought of it and now I can’t resist: Cycles abound in environmentalism. There’s the water cycle, the recycling system, and cycling to work to reduce one’s carbon footprint. There’s a fourth kind of cycle that doesn’t get the press it should, however, and that’s the menstrual cycle. Mother Jones […]

By Feminist Campus Team

Getting Past “Buy Green” on Earth Day

Published: April 22, 2011

On Earth Day, it’s not uncommon to see “Go Green” posters and signs around town, but it feels like more and more we are seeing this slogan in stores, with “green” products or all kinds being sold everywhere you look. Consumerism-masked-as-environmentalism seems to be at an all-time high, where the word green is no longer […]

By Laura Kacere

Living Within Our Means: Obama Addresses Students at NOVA

Published: April 20, 2011

“There’s no such thing as a free lunch,” President Barack Obama began in a speech addressed to students at Northern Virginia Community College on Tuesday. In a town hall format in the school’s gymnasium, the President spoke about what’s been on everyone’s minds: the current state of the economy and the resulting budget cuts. Relating […]

By Laura Kacere

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