Monthly Archives: August 2015

Sustainability, What is sustainability? How does it affect the way we live, learn and experience life? I might not know much about sustainability especially having grown up in a small city in West Texas that believes recycling is the wind … Continue reading →

On Sunday Night, singer Miley Cyrus hosted MTV’s video music awards. Right after, she released a 23-song album, Miley Cyrus and her Dead Petz; I was instantly curious to hear how it would sound because of her wild antics. One … Continue reading →

For this first blog I was really trying to figure out how I was going to write about sustainability; it’s a topic that I have been briefly exposed to but have learned that it is much more than what it … Continue reading →

My awareness for the lack of sustainability in our society today has definitely increased from this past week in class. The most informative outlets that stuck with me were the 11th hour movie and the Easter Island article. I have … Continue reading →

Oh the campus busies with incoming freshman, some 4,200 of them! The pedestrian walkways are filled with parading parents, parking lots with burly middle aged men lugging out huge boxes for the weak and furniture trucks dropping off new purchases … Continue reading →

I have to be completely honest; coming into this class I really didn’t know much about sustainability or how I could really be sustainable. However the last two weeks have really opened my eyes and moved me to have some … Continue reading →

This week really opened my eyes to how large of a problem there is in the world that revolves around keeping the Earth clean and sustainable. I did not realize how many people have such strong feelings towards some of … Continue reading →

On the first day of class I really had no idea how I could use sustainability in my life to make a difference in the world. But these past few weeks have really opened my eyes. After watching the 11th … Continue reading →

The first day of class we were asked to define “Sustainability.” I can honestly say that I had no clue on where or how to begin that definition. I mean I knew that it had to do with “going green,” … Continue reading →

The second week of Sustainability class proved to be very eye opening. We watched ‘The 11th Hour’ documentary about global warming and the post-modern state of the natural world. There were specific instances that were documented where humans could be … Continue reading →