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Friday, January 26, 1990 / University Daily Kansan
Recycling plan promoted
By Eric Gorski
Kansan staff writer
The KU recycling effort kicked off its aluminum can recycling project yesterday with pamphlets, speeches and a parading Jayhawk mascot promoting the project at the Kansas Union.
The recycling effort, a joint project involving Student Senate, Enviros and River City Recycling, began last week when 32 barrels for aluminum can collectors were placed in nine campus buildings.
Mary Jane McCool, chairman of the recycling task force, said yesterday's event was to inform students about the program.
"Everyone at KU can do something," McCool said. "All it takes is to put one can in a container."
Facilities operations workers put the collection barrels in areas that were convenient for students and that complied with fire codes, said Phil Endacott, associate director of housekeeping.
Endacott said stickers would be placed on University garbage cans to instruct people to put aluminum barrels or barrels instead of the trash cans.
David Ambler, vice chancellor for student affairs, said he was pleased by the students' recycling initiative.
"Recycling is something that should go on all the time," said Ambler, who attended the kick off.
"Throwing away trash may be easy, but it's not efficient."
Seven members of Youth in Action, an environmental organization of students from Hillecrest School, held signs and spoke to the Union audience about recycling initiatives at their school.
Youth in Action, a group of 80 students, has its own neighborhood recycling collection point at the school, 1045 Hilltop Drive, said Bob Lominska, group faculty sponsor.
Edward Mattila, Lawrence senior, was passing through the Union when he stopped by a table to pick up a pamphlet.
"I didn't really know much about it until now," Mattila said. "It sounds like a good idea."
Ronnie Root, Kansas City junior, and Christina Patterson, St. Louis sophomore, read a recycling filer.
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