Last issue, we ran a piece by Riley Hooper on the buzzworthiness of the word "green." This concept has floated around for decades and, with the help of Al Gore, has recently plopped itself down at least semi-permanently in our collective consciousness-for better or for worse.
Occidental College doesn't use any solar panels to generate its electricity. It decided not to construct its new multi-million dollar dorm as a certified 'green building' and it still uses plastic takeout containers in its dining hall. This might seem a little odd for a small liberal arts college located in a city whose smog has prompted some of the tightest vehicle emissions standards in the country.
The grocery store has become a war zone these days, requiring the perfect strategy and precision strikes to walk away satisfied. Do we decide based on our moral compass, or doctor's orders? Linni Kral uses Michael Pollan's book, The Omnivore's Dilemma to analyze these concerns.
Since Tampax was founded in 1936, women have largely depended on tampons and pads to help get them through their periods. Many women, however, do not know the expense and negative impact these products can have on themselves and the environment.
"50 Things Guys Wish You Knew." "Be a Sex Genius." "Little Mouth Moves That Make Sex Hotter." Sounds good, right? Wrong.
No time like summer to get down to business! We'll be working on an exciting fourth issue, as well as making some changes to the site. Don't worry, we'll still be the DITZ you know and love, but with some exciting new features. Stay tuned to see what we
