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| with dice Laura Burdette '05 of Biglerville. "We are incorporating the 're-use' phase of the Reduce-Reuse-Recycle triangle in the hopes that these items will be useful to someone." Although industrialized nations are accustomed to being "disposable societies," Kitko hopes the yard sale will provide an alternative to that practice. dice "We have accomplished 51.5 person-hours so far for preparation of the event and estimate 84 more person-hours of work to complete this event. Nine LVC students are helping with the yard sale," Kitko said. LVC staff also contributed many hours to the project. Last year, dice Kitko and Burdette visited the Big Yard Sale event at the University of Richmond in Virginia to help out to learn how to begin one at LVC. All items not sold will be donated to Jubilee, a Mennonite social service agency. Posted: Jun 24 2005The Search for Pescopennataro By Angela Undercuffler '07 This is the second in a series of articles written by LVC students who studied abroad. | spanish american war insignia, crafters, american wedding album, american bachelor party wedding, american greetings operation santa, american funds insurance series, mutual funds trans american idex, when did the spanish american war end, american growth funds, old american racing wheels, |
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| The program concludes with Russell Wilson's choral benediction, "May the Peace of God Be Within You." Posted: May 18 2005Big Yard Sale at LVC to Reduce Waste, Raise Funds For the first time, Lebanon Valley College will hold a yard sale on campus to recycle items the students left behind and american funds insurance series to raise money for american funds insurance series environmental causes. "The Big Yard Sale" will be on Saturday, May 21 from american funds insurance series 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the West Dining Hall of the Mund College Center. The public is invited. An LVC group, Student Action for Earth (S.A.F.E.) and the Governor Pinchot chapter of the Sierra Club of Harrisburg will host "The Big Yard Sale." The groups invited students to donate unwanted items rather than to throw them out when they left LVC at the end of the semester. Items for sale include: refrigerators, clothing, toys, unopened food, furniture, shoes, area rugs, electronics, books, cleaning products, and more. "We view this as a community service project because we are reducing the amount of landfill material and splitting the proceeds with a well-known and respected environmental organization," said Ryan Kitko '05 of Annville, co-president of S.A.F.E. |
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