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Western Carolinian Volume 73 Number 01 (02)

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  • Wes $5 SELES SESS SSS ESTEE ES ESE SESS SS REESE ESSE BESET ASSESSES ISEB ESS TSS RESO OEE Page 9 orm Carolinian February 28, 2007 v er oe The view of the main lobby from the rear of the first floor. Centered is the main skylight dome and the future location of a permanent climbing wall. Further ahead will be the location of treadmills. On the far right: strength training equip- ment. f SNS Vio ont TO. Skie Shi coos, So 3R F ree, DARE MY li tenev aud B Mey -A view of the new basketball, courts from the rear of the gym. A portion of the second floor track overlooks the gym on the far left. e A small portion of the running track curves over the main room of the SRC, over- looking the treadmills, strength training and UC lawn outside. Letter to the Editor By:Greg Adkison Commenting on: David Stainback's recycling article I applaud David Stainbacks recent article about recycling at WCU. Sadly, he is probably correct that recycling is linked to conve- nience for many people. I wish his ar- ticle had focused more on this aspect of the problem. Yes, the university should expand its recycling program by placing many more bins around campus and by demanding that Fa- cilities Management staff properly handle all recyclables from the time the materials are hand-collected from the bins until the time they are depos- ited at the CMD. However, I seriously doubt that such effort will solve the problem if Mr. Stainbacks sample of students is representative. People who *care* about the financial, environmental, and aesthetic benefits of recycling will recycle despite inconvenience. Davids data clearly show that 88% of the students he surveyed don't care enough to be bothered. That means most of the 97% who said WCU should set an example are hypocrites and apparently don't understand that *they* are part of the WCU communi- ty that they say should set an example. Similarly, most of the 90% who think WCU's recycling program is inade- quate and ineffective fail to realize that they are themselves largely to blame -- they don't use the program! How can anyone take seriously the 87% who said they would recycle if doing so was more convenient? Does anyone really believe those who say they recycle at home but not here? A person who cares will act, regardless of inconvenience. Indifference? Laziness? Ignorance? In- ability to appreciate details? Just today one of my students in Environmental Biology--an overall good guy--tossed a juice bottle into a trash can as we were leaving a room in McKee. I pulled the bottle out along with a second plastic bottle. The student said with a tinge of embarrassment that he would recycle, but there were no places on campus to deposit recyclables. He and I chatted about this and music for a minute or so as we made our way to a recycling bin no more than 10 steps from the class- room door.
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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University’s student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolin...

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