UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Tuesday, January 14, 1997
5A
Outdated phone directories wanted in recycling effort
By Emily Vrabac
Kansan staff writer
University of Kansas students, faculty and staff can prevent their phone books from cluttering local landfills by participating in the Department of Environment, Health & Safety's phone book recycling project.
Southwestern Bell and the University have collaborated for Project Redirectory, which is available longer on campus than in the rest of the community.
"The city is done with their phone book recycling," said Victoria Silva, environmental specialist with the Department of Environment, Health & Safety. "It said in the phone books their program ended Jan. 6."
Collection dumpsters are in place at five campus locations and will remain there until Jan. 19.
If students miss the January deadline, they still can recycle phone books at Wal-Mart's recycling center. 3300 Iowa St., in the window for mixed paper.
"It is important for people to recycle their phone books in January, though, because Southwestern Bell will be stacking them into what equals one tree and giving a total number of trees saved by the program," said Patty Perez, greens coordinator at Wal-Mart.
She said the goal of the program was to obtain 100 percent of the 1996 directories.
Students are pleased with the convenience of the program.
"Ijust haven't really known of spots to recycle, so I haven't in the past," said Alex Drude, Mill Valley, Calif., senior.
Samantha Hughes, Stillwater, Okla, sophomore, won't be participating in the program.
"If it is easy and accessible and I know about it,I will."
"We don't have a new phone book yet, so we still use the old one," she said. "If we get a new one, we'll probably keep both of them."
Bob Oloson
St. Louis junior
Bob Oleson, St. Louis junior, said he would recycle if it was convenient.
"If it is easy and accessible and I know about it, I will," he said.
Recycle, please
Location of recycling drop-offs on campus:
At the north end of Ellsworth Hall.
In the parking lot west of the Burge Union and Irving Hill Road.
Next to the blue newspaper bin in front of Stauffer-Flint Hall.
At the north end of Carruth O'Leary.
South of Dyche Hall off Jayhawk Boulevard.
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