Word: eac
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...into freshman year as a knee-jerk liberal, ready for a life-changing experience. Wide-eyed optimism led me, as it has led freshmen since time immemorial, to join every possible student group. I canvassed for the Green Party, tried out the Socialist Alternative, joined the Environmental Action Committee (EAC), and wrote an article in Perspective. Hell, I even thought about Greenpeace. I appeared on the cover of The Crimson twice, once as a “founding father” in a wig and a band uniform (don’t ask), and once in an article about...
...near’ kind of deal,” Earth Day Committee Co-Chair Deborah W. Kuhn ’09 says of the holiday founded in 1970 to celebrate and protect the planet we call home. Each year, the Environmental Action Committee (EAC) invites various student groups related to the environment and local environmentally friendly businesses to set up tables at the festival, according to Co-Chair Emily A. Wilson, ’07. In past years, the EAC has also set up an energy efficient “model dorm room,” and Dean...
...June of 2002, several student groups on campus—including the Environmental Action Committee (EAC), the Faculty of Arts and Sciences Office of Physical Resources, University Operations Services, and the Harvard Green Campus Initiative—combined interests to involve students in energy conservation...
...sometimes hard to tell what differentiates REP from like-minded organizations like the EAC, the Office of Physical Resources, and University Operations Services. All three share at least one of REP’s goals. Does the College need such an expensive program...
...about this,” he said, “We cannot stop climate change in its tracks but we do have a choice to take action and avoid the most dangerous consequences.” Spring Greeney ’09, co-chair of the Environmental Action Committee (EAC), an undergraduate organization devoted to promoting environmental awareness among Harvard students, said the IPCC report has given more power to a student referendum on an initiative titled “A Greener Harvard: Title II,” which took place in December. The initiative, which passed by an overwhelming...