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Amanda Cormier

reporting for New York

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Amanda Cormier is a sophomore at Columbia University where she studies English literature and Russian.
 
Amanda spent most of her life in San Diego, Calif., and did a year of study at Middlebury College in Vermont, so she has been exposed to a wide spectrum of American environmental outlooks. She has covered environmental issues for her nationally ranked high school newspaper, The Nexus, and as an editor for The Middlebury Campus. She was a participant in the Princeton University Summer Journalism Program (and now serves as a counselor for the program) and the California Chicano News Media Association's Multi-Cultural Journalism Workshop.
 
She currently is the Deputy Features Editor for The Eye, the weekly culture and arts magazine of The Columbia Daily Spectator.
 
After graduation, Amanda plans to pursue a career that is environmentally driven, whether through journalism, advocacy for sustainable agriculture, or teaching and practicing environmental stewardship in a school or university setting.

MY POSTS
Sloughing away the extra
Fri, Mar 12 2010 at 4:04 PM EST
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Update: Resolution number five!
Mon, Feb 08 2010 at 11:31 PM EST
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What it means to "sustain a culture"
Tue, Jan 05 2010 at 2:59 PM EST
At Goucher College in Maryland, students have redefined "sustainability" in a way that is undoubtedly interesting: their cultural sustainability program focuses on the preservation of cultures that have been threatened by globalization and modernization, whether they are cities or rural areas in other countries.   Read this blog
Dorm-friendly eco-resolutions for 2010
Fri, Dec 11 2009 at 1:10 AM EST
Let me paint a picture for you: I'm sitting in my heated dorm room as the temperatures outside plummet to below 14. I'm sipping Fresca and eating soy nuts like a good college student, at ease in the kind of sweatpants that have been worn so often that the lettering down the side is starting to crack (the best kind).   And all I'm thinking about is the holidays.   Read this blog
The sixth borough
Tue, Nov 17 2009 at 11:28 PM EST
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Scaling the ivory tower to find coal answers
Tue, Oct 27 2009 at 3:24 PM EST
  Discovering the source of energy for a large research university like Columbia is a lot like drilling for oil: it requires extreme dedication, some fumbling around in the darkness and knowledge of fancy geographic mapping systems. And when you discover that information, it may or may not lead to a jackpot of the good stuff.   Read this blog

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