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1:27 pm, Dec 14, 2011 Evan Bradley

Recently on The Daily Show, Jon Stewart reported on "controversy" surrounding the TLC show American Muslim, highlighting an unfortunate American attitude about education:

4:27 pm, Dec 6, 2011 Evan Bradley

SEPP is excited to announce its undergraduate blogging contest. UD undergraduates are invited to submit essays (approximately 500-750 words) on any topic related to science & technology, ethics, and/or public policy.

The best entries will be featured on the SEPP blog next year, and each invited blogger will win a $50 prize.

Submissions should be emailed through the SEPP "Contact US" form located at the bottom of the webpage.

3:51 pm, Dec 6, 2011 Lindsay McNamara

I struggle on a day-to-day basis with how far I would go for the sake of the environment. There is spectrum of attitudes presented by Chesapeake Bay advocate and author, Howard Ernst, spanning from a “light green” to “dark green” mentality. Light green proponents feel a sense of environmental responsibility and usually act in the form of outreach/awareness/education. Dark green individuals see the environment as a right and act in a more political manner; demonstrations, petitions, canvassing, some groups, like EarthFirst!

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