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Sustainability. Spring 2009 Class 9 Jeff Fletcher. Logistics. This I Believe Revision Plans Original Reviews (peer and instructor) 3pts Your plan (bulleted list) 7 pts Ways of Writing Exercise (1 of the 3) 5 pts - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Sustainability

Spring 2009

Class 9

Jeff Fletcher

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Logistics• This I Believe Revision Plans

– Original Reviews (peer and instructor) 3pts– Your plan (bulleted list) 7 pts– Ways of Writing Exercise (1 of the 3) 5 pts– There is also 10 points (5 each) for doing reviews, but very few

of you have gotten credit so far• Slowing Down a bit

– This I Believe Final Version due next Monday May 4 (not this Wed.)

– Worldchanging Essay: Community due next Wed. May 6 (not April 29)

• Business due Wed. May 13

• Product Life Cycle Video Proposal • Portfolio Assignment

– Homepage due today (will do in mentor session)• Forest—how was the Kauffman talk? • Guest presenter on Wednesday

– Dani Dennenberg, Northwest Earth Institute (nwei.org)

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What’s an economy for?• Director John de Graaf will screen and discuss his new

documentary• Thursday Evening, May 21 (MARK YOUR CALENDERS!!)• About John de Graaf :

– National coordinator of TAKE BACK YOUR TIME (www.timeday.org) • Overworked, too-busy people are bad for the environment

– KCTS-TV, the Seattle PBS affiliate, for 24 years, as an independent producer of television documentaries.

– More than 15 of his programs have been broadcast in Prime Time nationally on PBS.

– He is the recipient of more than 100 regional, national and international awards for film-making, including three Emmy awards.

– He produced the popular PBS specials, RUNNING OUT OF TIME, an examination of overwork and time pressure in America, and AFFLUENZA, a humorous critique of American consumerism.

– His other national PBS specials include FOR EARTH’S SAKE: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF DAVID BROWER; VISIBLE TARGET; A PERSONAL MATTER: GORDON HIRABAYASHI VS. THE UNITED STATES; BEYOND ORGANIC; ESCAPE FROM AFFLUENZA; IT’S UP TO US: THE GIRAFFE PROJECT and CIRCLE OF PLENTY.

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Other Events Coming Up• “Shelter” Discussion With Paul Collins, Tim DuRoche

, John W. Haines and Ethan Seltzer– Tuesday, April 28 (Tomorrow) 7 pm PSU’s Smith Memorial

Student Union (SMSU), Room 294 • Major Exploration Day

– Tuesday, May 5th, 2009 from 11– 3pm in the Ballroom (SMSU 355).

– Breakout sessions related to choosing a major, creating an academic plan and connecting co-curricular experience to a future career.

– More details at http://www.pdx.edu/unst/• Student, Conci Althouse, filmed a white antiracist activist

from the 60s, named Karen Haberman Trusty in class, then created documentary.– Screening Friday May 8, 6:30 pm at Fifth Ave. Cinema – Documentary geared to motivate young people to a life of

activism– Free

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Groups

• Design ad campaign (or other ideas for changing behavior) for one sustainability increasing issue in Portland (choose the one you think is most important/doable)

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Flu Outbreak

• Recent news:

• http://www.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idUSTRE53Q7FZ20090427

• http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/28/health/28docs.html?hpw

• http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/28/health/28flu.html?_r=1&hp