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SU plan would
standardize recycling
At the most recent SU Senate meeting, senators heard a proposal for a policy which would standardize recycling and reduce waste across campus. The Sesquicentennial Environmental Initiative suggests that a challenge be issued to students, faculty, and staff members to urge compliance with the future policy. The second plank of the proposal would attempt to decrease the amount of contamination in recycle bins by supporting the current effort to place lists of recyclable materials above each bin to educate students about what should and should not be placed in each bin. The final portion of the initiative aims to reduce paper waste by increasing the use of double-sided printing and recycled paper by providing financial incentives to do so. Professors would also be encouraged to allow or endorse assignments with double-sided printing.
WUTV gears up for “Sweeps Week”
Beginning tomorrow, WUTV will begin a week of new television series and new episodes old favorites. The campus television station will also rerun some “classic” WUTV fare as part of WUTV “Sweeps Week.” On Saturday, there will be a new episode of “B-Side,” a show which aims at highlighting African-American culture. New shows premiering during the week include “Grandma’s G-Spot,” which will premiere Monday night at 9 p.m.; “F**khead,” premiering on Tuesday at 10:30 p.m.; and “Deerhead,” which will begin Wednesday at 9:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday there will also be new live episodes of WUTV’s morning news show, “Wake up Wash U.” Regular daytime programming will stay the same throughout the week. WUTV is located at channel 22 on all WU cable systems.
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