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Earth Day

Walla Walla Community College's Go Green! Club had organized a huge Earth Day event which highlights the many opportunities to keep our environment clean and green! This event saw green cleaning products, and electric motorcycles as well as other electric vehicles.
Many organizations inside the college and out have gathered together to help our Mother Earth. Representatives from ACE Hardware, Lewis & Clark College, WWCC's Art Department, and Phi Beta Lambda were all present and sharing valuable information.
PBL was eager to share some business practices that promote green thinking in the workplace and highlighted many International companies by showing some of their creative eco-friendly behavior. The club also illustrated our own green thinking practices ranging from digital communications rather than paper  to our efforts to collect and recycle discarded cell phones for the troops at war.

HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES

Home Depot

GE – General Electric

McDonalds

Bank of America
Credit policies
Climate change article

ANHEUSER-BUSCH (BUDWEISER)

Weekly Meeting Notes 4/16

Key Notes:

Needing to Find out heads of commitees and their back ups by tuesday 4/20

Community Service- Mandatory community service, Highway clean-up this quarter: Approved. paper should be sent around to approve date

Fund Raising- Yard Sale/Car Wash/ BBQ, may 22nd and 23rd Donations from around campus: approved
Kiss A pig, Finals week: Approved
Flower, Info Seeking to sell flowers at daytons Gradation: Approved

Media-Passed out a tentative schedule of events.
Contact Dorthy for more info.

ASB Rep: Women's Center flower power on may 20th
Free bowling, Monday
Make sure you sign in to show that you are here every friday.

Mike Hays- Next Assignment: read articals on the K drive.
Group 5 reponsible for geust Speaker on Wednesday 4/21
Think of weather or not to lend money to Clarkston towards their nationals trip to Nashville.

Elizabeth- Tipsy Taxi fundraising, Bring Awareness April 24, Lend the name for the emdorsement of PBL for the event in the dome: Approved

Thanx for Attending the Meeting's
Vice President: Josh T. Gaither

Earth Day Booth

Come Check out the PBL Earth Day Booth at Walla Walla Community College, the Event is from 9am-2pm.

Walk A Mile In Their Shoes - 2010

Walk A Mile In Their Shoes is the walk against child abuse that members of Phi Beta Lambda are organizing and operating to help raise awareness of and put a stop to child abuse in our community. This is the second annual Walk A Mile In Their Shoes that Walla Walla has seen and we look forward to making this a memorable day in beautiful Pioneer Park.

The walk will occur on March 27, 2010, at Pioneer Park from 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m.  This is a family event including field day activities for the children and a free lunch as long as supplies last.  There will be music, special speakers, and information to educate and raise the community’s awareness about child abuse prevention.  We will be walking the perimeter of Pioneer Park, which is 1.34 miles, once at 11:00 a.m. and a second time at 2:00 p.m.


We are representing the Council on Child Abuse Prevention and are contacting local businesses and people within the community such as you to ask for donations to the Walk a Mile in Their Shoes event, a walk against child abuse. There are two ways you may donate-  Of course we will accept cash or check (made payable to the Council on Child Abuse Prevention). These donations can be brought to the event or PBL President, Joshua Conley is available to pick your donations up. He can be contacted at 509-301-7831.

We are planning for a great day in the park with you and your family so won't you come and participate in support of this worthy cause.

Revolution Recap

Revolution Under The Dome

This March 6th, Phi Beta Lambda let's their hair down and gets more than just a little crazy for the Revolution Under The Dome! From 8pm to midnight, PBL takes over Walla Walla Community College's Dietrich Dome to host a club style event that will have your body moving, quaking, and shaking all over the dance floor!

Seven bucks gets you through the doorand the event starts as a red carpet affair as you stroll past the photographers into the jumpin' club and into a new utopia! Seattle's own DJ MC will be manning the turntables and a full breakdancing crew will channel the electricity from hour to hour with beats that move your feet!

PBL will be providing prizes hidden throughout the night as well as additional dance floor entertainment so watch for your chance to win big from a Dinner on El Sombrero to an iPod!!!

Proceeds from this event will benefit the American Cancer Society and the Children's Home Society.