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Articles Tagged ‘ Student Activisim ’

Mar
11

Students Can Fight for Living Wage in County

By The Point News

For many of us as students on-campus, our interactions with the St. Mary’s community do not reach far beyond the weekend run to Sheetz or Chipotle. Despite how we may distance ourselves from our neighbors, though, their fate impacts our own.

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Mar
10

Students Brave Snow, Police at Protest

By Kyle Jerigan, News Editor

Students protest coal energy use in front of the Capitol Power Plant, which supplies steam and cooled water to Congress. (Photo Submitted by Megan Kile)

Over a dozen St. Mary’s students passionate about the environment protested the use of coal energy in what has been called, “The biggest act of civil disobedience against global warming in American history”.
The protest against the Capitol Power Plant, which occurred Monday, March 2, was attended by over a hundred organizing groups, and led by [...]

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Mar
10

82 St. Mary’s Students Get Eco-Active at Power Shift

By Caroline Selle, Features Editor

SEAC Co-President Shane Hall, a senior, meets House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer on lobby day. (Photo Submitted by Megan Kile)

On Feb. 27, over 11,000 people, most between the ages of 18 and 24, congregated in D.C. for the largest conference on energy and climate change in the nation’s history.  Power Shift 2009, run by the Energy Action Coalition, was held at the DC Convention Center from Friday, Feb. 27 to Monday, March 2.
The College [...]

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Feb
10

Habitat for Humanity Plans Alternative Spring Break Service Trip to Greenville, Georgia

By Amanda Zelaya, Arts & Entertainment Editor

Members of Habitat for Humanity pose from left to right: (top row) Catherine Koch, Dana Mead, Jon Kallevang, Chris Rodkey, Katie Cain, Jen Slomski, Marc Hume, Katie Studholme, (front row): Adel Chergui, Sarah Hanley, Sara Childerston, Gina Nearing, Elizabeth Benge, and Monica Powell (Photo Submitted by Katie Cain_

This spring break, the Habitat for Humanity club will be heading to Greenville, Georgia.
The club has gone on these trips for the last six years. Two years ago the club went to Alabama and last year they went to Greenville.
The purpose of the trip is to build a house for a family who qualifies due [...]

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