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What's in Mt. Trashmore?!

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By Hyunjee Lee
Mt. Trashmore is a pile of trash erected along Sheridan Road every year on Earth Day. It depicts the amount of trash generated by the campus each hour. But what are we actually throwing out?
All Other Stories, Features, Transform Your Trash, UncategorizedHyunjee LeeApril 27, 2016Earth Day, garbage, green living, Mt- Trashmore, recycle, trash, wasteComment
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