I might even be able to educate interested students about recycling, by taking them to a recycling convention this summer.

Students demanding a campus-wide recycling program would bring that about. President Bryant is very interested in what students care about. If enough students do something about it, that would influence the administration.

It's a gentle nudge. We want all students to learn the basics of recycling and conservation.

The more the paper, the fuller the bins; the more word gets out about this contest, the better off we will be.

We are third in quantity of paper picked-up right now, but it would be nice to increase the quantity, to become number one.

You can argue we can get rid of recycling and save the city a million dollars, but why don't we try to get rid of the garbage and save the city even more money?