T-shirt company designs better world
(03/07/12 5:16pm)
It’s not often that T-shirts have a Clothing Facts box that resembles the Nutrition Facts label found on a box of snacks.
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It’s not often that T-shirts have a Clothing Facts box that resembles the Nutrition Facts label found on a box of snacks.
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[quote]Most of the perfumed air fresheners sold in stores actually fill your home with toxic chemicals.[/quote]
When senior Hannah Barry returned to Elon University after studying abroad in Ghana last Winter Term, she wasn’t quite ready to let go of the experience she’d had there.
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