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Going Green: Environmentalism and its role at St. John’s

Ryan Chang and Sophia Kontos

April 22, 2019

Between weekly recycling volunteers and an AP Environmental Science class, St. John’s students and faculty have become active participants in promoting environmentalism. This special Earth Day package features video of students’ volunteer work and coverage of other environmentalism-related issues at St. John’s. Click on a marker below to access our exclusive online content.

Illustration and animations by Celine Huang.
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Ryan Chang, Online Editor-in-Chief

Ryan Chang is a senior, and this is his fourth year on The Review. While he isn't managing the website, he enjoys listening to music, watching comic book...

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Sophia Kontos, Online Editor-in-Chief

Sophia is a senior, and this is her third year on The Review. She is also an avid baker and music lover.

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Celine Huang, Print Editor-in-Chief

Celine is a senior in her fourth year on The Review. Her favorite animal is a wolf, and she loves having philosophical discussions and overthinking everything.

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    Linda Daichman • May 16, 2019 at 11:27 PM

    Just an idea for a story. Michael Daichman got to go on. Tiger Cruise. This is an opportunity for friends and family of US Navy Sailors to experience life on the aircraft carrier they are assigned to. Michael spent May 13-17 on board the USS John C. Stennis.

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