by Christa Sgobba in Lifestyles
Since her teen years, Winona LaDuke fought for the rights of her Native American people and lobbied for reform of environmental regulations. She wrote numerous books and organized countless protests on these issues.
But she still balks at being called an activist.
Conversation partners needed for international students
by Christine Zavaskas in Lifestyles
Mary Opalka, a junior mechanical engineering major, wanted to help her conversation partner from China learn more about American culture. So, she took her to Wal-Mart.
"She needed to get groceries... and she wants to learn about the culture, too. What's more American than Wal-Mart? Sad, but true," says Opalka.
by Matthew Gogas in Lifestyles
In only his first year at Wilkes University, Neil Kresge has already made an impact on the campus, and it's starting to look a little greener. Kresge recently served as a student coordinator and helped execute the Focus the Nation campaign alongside environmental science faculty and other staff members.
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