This blog began soon after U.S. Independence Day in 2010. The original intent was to create posts about energy independence. Gradually, the blog developed into a portfolio for published articles with a much broader focus on environmental, health and cultural issues. Now, this blog investigates the many ways to invest in and preserve the beautiful world around us.
Friday, November 12, 2010
Reflections of a Retiring Science Teacher
After 30 years of teaching, Hinsdale South science teacher Susan Camasta will retire at the end of the school year.
Opinion--Excerpt from Patch.com, Nov. 6, 2010
By Jessica Tobacman
"On a cool, dry Thursday morning, I drive to Hinsdale South High School to interview science teacher Susan Camasta. Some bright red and yellow leaves cling to their branches while leaves that were recently adjacent have fallen to the ground below; the wind and the season are gradually emptying the trees, carrying their former occupants to earth.
After finding a parking space in the crowded lot and winding my way through the hallways at South, I find students emptying out of Camasta's classroom, and the instructor ready for a chat." (read more)
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