90% of high schoolers lack proper diet - The Boston Globe
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Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Photos of Art Opening
Thank you to photographer Larry Rippel for sharing with us his photographs from the art opening at the Children's Museum in Pittsburgh.
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Fresh Fridays
As an extension of Serve & Project, students from MCG's summer program, Daniel, Nick and Cole, joined S&P participant, Shayla, to interview shoppers and sellers at the North Side Farmer's Market. Along the way we got some tasty samples, had some great conversations, and ran into a former MCG student dressed up like an onion.
What are you going to buy?
What are you going to do with the food you bought?
Do you come here every week?
About Fresh Fridays
About the Chef
About the Sellers
What do you like about the Farmer's Market?
What are you going to buy?
What are you going to do with the food you bought?
Do you come here every week?
About Fresh Fridays
About the Chef
About the Sellers
What do you like about the Farmer's Market?
Saturday, July 18, 2009
Continue in the S & P Tradition
Welcome to the S & P meets MCG workshop exhibition.
Continue the giving of recipes and stories by adding them to this blog through the "comments" option at the bottom of the posts.
You can also submit recipes to be featured on our website with photographs, videos, and other documentation by going to http://serveandproject.com/submit2.html or email us at serveandproject@gmail.com.
Thank you.
(above image; page 5 of the S&P Meets MCG recipe book)
Thank you.
(above image; page 5 of the S&P Meets MCG recipe book)
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Workshop Pictures
Some pictures from the workshop, taken by Larry Rippel, photographer and MCG students.
Video showing some of the finished collages and the storybox at the Children's Museum, courtesy of Justin, thank you Justin!
Audio clips, mp3s, of the students interviewing the participants at Bistro to Go:
Video showing some of the finished collages and the storybox at the Children's Museum, courtesy of Justin, thank you Justin!
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Student interviews
Before the workshop started, six of the students took audio recorders home with them and recorded their friends and family about their eating habits, then edited the audio into short clips. The topics include knowing where your food comes from, memories associated with certain foods, foods eaten at special occasions, the sensation of sushi, the definition of "bitter," college cafeterias and their relation to eating disorders, and others. Here they are - give a listen.
Devaughn
Lina
Peter
Nour
Seanna
Shacteal
Devaughn
Lina
Peter
Nour
Seanna
Shacteal
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