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John Gardner's Grendel
John Gardner’s Grendel (1971) looks at the story of Beowulf through the eyes of the monster. Gardner presents Grendel as a sentient speck in the universe, a creature painfully aware of its archaic-nes… more →
Grendel's Mere
This I Believe: Enriching Our College Community through Shared Ethical Values
Jenn wrote 2 months ago: What will you be doing this Fall? Discovering new things about yourself and the world around you? De … more →
Sue Frankson's English 1102 Class--Blogging About Technology and Environmental Activism
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suefrankson wrote 1 year ago: Many of the essays we have read, discussed and written about so far this term (in my English 1102 cl … more →
A Discovery About Blackberries: Nature's and Technology's
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cn3d wrote 1 year ago: Listen to COD English Professor Tom Montgomery-Fate’s essay on the topic. http://www.loe.org/s … more →
What Have You Discovered...
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cn3d wrote 1 year ago: about your relationship to the environment since the fall semester began? This is the week to blog a … more →
Airplanes and Burgers in Mathematics 1100
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cn3d wrote 1 year ago: The following math/science project was adapted from material found in the book Mathematics for Hu … more →
What my calculus students are doing
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bhalberico wrote 1 year ago: Each student in my calculus class is collecting data on a 3-D related topic. These include amount of … more →
English 1101 Discovers Morton Arboretum
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cn3d wrote 1 year ago: My students get lost in the maze. Thursday, September 25, the sun shone warm and bright—a beautiful … more →
Share and Learn with the Green Wiki
Jenn wrote 1 year ago: You already know Wikipedia– the sometimes controversial, collaborative online encyclopedia. Wi … more →
I see changes on this campus
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kickels wrote 1 year ago: Full bicycle rack on campus I see changes on this campus. People are commuting by bike a lot more th … more →
Green and Content “In Plenty And In Want”
ddolendi56 wrote 1 year ago: I am in the Kermit the Frog camp: trying, yet discovering that “it’s just not that easy being gre … more →
Green Blogs
Jenn wrote 1 year ago: I’ve found that the best way to keep a challenge fresh and new is to get regular doses of inspiratio … more →
I'm 280, what are you?
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kickels wrote 1 year ago: I just took a 3 minute test to get my estimated carbon footprint. Carbon footprint numbers are meant … more →
Reducing Wind Drag and Other "Drag" Behaviors
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cn3d wrote 1 year ago: Seven times in June and once in July, when I gassed up the tank of my 2000 Ford Focus, I recorded th … more →
Greening the Library
Jenn wrote 1 year ago: Every office has its struggles with going green, whether it’s breaking people of bad habits (n … more →
What Change Have You Made This Week?
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cn3d wrote 1 year ago: In her article, “A Home-Grown Solution,” posted below, Mary Swander gives me “f … more →
Living with your carbon footprint
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kickels wrote 1 year ago: Have you heard of this guy? He is actually saving all of his garbage for a year in order to find out … more →
The Language of Nature: Imagining a Sustainable World
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cn3d wrote 1 year ago: Conference: Oct. 14-16, 2008 College of DuPage 425 Fawell Blvd. Glen Ellyn IL All events are free an … more →
Try Your Hand @ Trash Art
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cn3d wrote 1 year ago: In mid-May, I visited the National Geographic Museum to see the exhibit: Trash People. I took this p … more →
Strawberry Milk Shake, Anyone?
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cn3d wrote 1 year ago: Here’s a thought: What might happen if students in Chemistry 1100 analyzed and discussed the c … more →
