imagine what would be accomplished if at least one professor at every college threw up their hands and said, "that's it! we're going paperless!" does this happen? right now i'm asking "why not?" and the only thing i can come up with is that professors' eyes are bad and they can't look at the computer screen for that long. ha.
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2 comments:
What if all professors required all papers to be printed double-sided? We'd cut the waste in half.
ha ha. interesting comment. we are paperless at our firm, and the partners were really funny about it, and still are. and yes, even at 24, my eyes hurt after every day. check out the video on cbs.com about the millennials (from 60 minutes). it's not about paperless, but about how we perceive older generations (take baby boomers for example) and how they perceive us. ties in to us pushing all this new "green" stuff, etc, etc. i'm going to blog about the video soon, get ready.
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