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Tag Archives: Green Office

The Most Green Office Space on Campus

Posted on June 30, 2015 by Erich Styger
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When I returned yesterday to my campus office where I share the office room with three other professors, I noticed that something has changed: In addition to our piles of hardware, papers and books, my colleague Thierry is now surrounded by 25+ plants and flowers 🙂

The Green Area

The Green Area

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