Montauk

We "seal-watched" at Montauk on March 19th.
We saw several adorable seals just chillin on the rocks!

P.E.A.C.E. meetings are on Mondays at 9:00pm in Hillwood 106

Meeting Monday with Advisor Scott Carlin

The first unofficial meeting of the semester will be held this Monday with our advisor Scott Carlin. We'll be going over PEACE's strategy for this upcoming semester as well as establishing leaders. A big part of the meeting will be talking about the Recycling Committee.

Time: 11:00 am
Location: PEACE Office (Room 209 in Hillwood Commons)

See everyone there!

Recycling Victory!!

Thanks to everyone's help last semester the Recycling Proposal was approved last week. A meeting was held with the staff from Campus Services, Dr. Pamela Lennox, Amy Urquhart, Craig Harris from Student Life and Leadership Development, and Christopher Johnson, the new SGA President.

The work does not stop here though. We have a lot to do in a short amount of time. We need to write a proposal for the Green Fee and have SGA approve it before March. We also have to write a proposal for the environmental coordinator position. Plus, we need to write up information about a possible Environmental Assistant Position for the dorms. Craig Harris will be helping us with this process, so don't freak.

If you're interested in helping the PEACE Recycling Committee please contact Elisha Gibson or Kasey Jacobs.

Great job everyone! Let's keep moving strong.

P.E.A.C.E. Party

Come have fun at the last P.E.A.C.E. Meeting of the semester!

Monday 9pm in the Student Court/P.E.A.C.E. Office

This party is pot luck so please bring a snack of some kind or a drink.

Also, please bring something to decorate the office (map, picture, flower, poster, comic, etc). Anything that you think would spruce up the office and be a good welcoming for the leaders next semester.

Newsday Article and Picture

http://www.newsday.com/mynews/ny-town044535437dec04,0,2841960.story

"A Recycled Holiday"

Recycled Ornament Making
Wednesday Dec. 7th
12-2pm
Hillwood Lobby
Co-Sponsored with ACP

Bhopal Art Contest

On December 3rd, 1984, a 1/2 million people in Bhopal, India, were exposed to a deadly gas from a Union Carbide factory. To date more than 20,000 people have died from this tragic event and yet Dow Chemical won’t take responsibility for the damages. Learn more about the disaster and express it through art!

All entries will be posted on the Students for Bhopal Website and possibly sent to a museum in Bhopal, India.

Winner receives $50!

Contact KJacobs@southampton.liu.edu for more information

For more information on this horrendous disaster visit the following websites:
Www.bhopal.net,
www.studentsforbhopal.org, www.greenpeace.org