During the Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival panel discussion at Cinemapolis on Mar. 31, viewers expressed unanimous feelings of disgust after watching a graphic documentary about the colossal waste produced by one of China’s most progressive metropolitans. Wang Jiuliang’s documentary Beijing Besieged by Waste let the images speak for themselves as the filthy demon of consumerism physically manifested on the big screen.
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Fears and missteps in the undergraduate experience
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Is being uninformed worse than not voting?
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How legalization could change the nation
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Bhutan’s gross national happiness: idealistic or realistic?