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Family & Education
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Written by Megan Fernandez
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Monday, 28 June 2010 19:55 |
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The new rule for choosing a sustainable beauty product? If you can’t pronounce its ingredients, don’t put it on your body. After all, it’s not so easy to feel fabulous when you’re wondering about multi-syllable petroleum-based contents and potentially harmful chemicals...
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Family & Education
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Written by Marianne Peters
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Sunday, 25 April 2010 09:31 |
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Laundry nirvana at last. For months, I ogled front-loading washing machines and gushed about their energy-saving advantages to my reticent husband. Now I finally have one — all chrome and lights and silver buttons. Every green cell in my body quivered with anticipation: less energy! less water! cleaner clothes! A faster spin cycle!
To top it off, this appliance looks so cool...
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Family & Education
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Written by Gillian Molnar
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Sunday, 25 April 2010 09:18 |
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According to the Princeton Review, 63 percent of college applicants look for a commitment to the environment when they search for a school. For prospective undergraduates, Indiana has plenty of colleges to choose from that are dedicated to reducing their carbon footprints. Simple steps such as switching light bulbs, taking shorter showers and recycling positively affect the economy and the environment.
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Family & Education
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Written by ILG Staff
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Saturday, 24 April 2010 00:00 |
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As we head into summer and the prime growing season for food and flowers, here are some reminders on how to conserve water in the landscape.
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Family & Education
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Written by Marianne Peters
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Friday, 26 March 2010 00:00 |
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Neither Chris Jaworski nor Ernie Taylor has formal art training. What they know about sculpture they learned on their families’ farms: how to dismantle and repair equipment, how to use what’s on hand. Sometimes whimsical, sometimes abstract, sometimes startlingly realistic, their creations range from tabletop objects to statues more than 10 feet tall. Each artist brings a different philosophy to his creative process, but they have this in common: the vision to see something new emerging from something discarded.
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