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04/05/2012
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From World War II until just a few years ago, the number of miles driven annually on America’s roads steadily increased. Then, at the turn of the century, something changed: Americans began driving less. By 2011, the average American was driving 6 percent fewer miles per year than in 2004. The trend away from driving has been led by young people.

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04/04/2012
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Vote Yes for MASSPIRG

MASSPIRG is a student funded, student directed, non-profit advocacy organization that wins real results in the public interest.  Students at MCLA have voted to fund MASSPIRG with a $9 per student per semester waiveable fee since 1983.  We pool those resources with other campuses across the state, and use it to hire a professional staff of organizers and advocates to work with us and on our behalf to win victories that improve people’s lives.

 Every two years here at MCLA students have the opportunity to re-affirm their support for MASSPIRG.  Make sure you Vote Yes from April 11th-12th by dropping by the SGA Voting Tables in Bowman Hall on Wednesday and the Campus Center Marketplace on Thursday.

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03/29/2012
Blog Post

U.S. PIRG delivered 130,000 to Congress yesterday, encouraging them to keep the interest rates on federal Stafford student loans from doubling, as they are poised to do this summer.

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03/14/2012
Blog Post

Some of the most important things that a student needs to succeed in...

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PIRG In The News

UMass Dartmouth Torch

The UMass Dartmouth Torch covers Update the Bottle Bill petitioning by MASSPIRG chapter students

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UMass Dartmouth Torch

James Bazinet from UMass Dartmouth encourages students to take action to update the Bottle Bill

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The Point at Fitchburg State

MASSPIRG Student Samantha Demanbey urges Congress to cut subsidies for unhealthy foods in a letter to the editor of The Point at Fitchburg State

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UMass Lowell Connector

MASSPIRG student Jacqueline DiPersio highlights how much taxpayer money goes to make junk food ingredients in her Letter to the Editor in the UMass Lowell Connector

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