I'm glad to see that someone else [one of Ed's pen pals] is concerned with the promotion of recycling and I, too, would like to know what happens to unwanted Salients and the paper cups [only they don't seem to be paper anymore — I'd be interested to know about the recylability of the current cup-material if anyone reading this knows about such matters]

[unclear: Think] some plastics are recyclable — whether coffe-machine-plastic-cup-plastic is in that category I don't know.

I think we could [should] open up a collection depot for glass, paper and metal [e.g. cans which had been washed and flattened] to which both students and the more general public could contribute [in the way of bottles etc.].

Also another suggestion: that people use old handouts and French dictees [if on one side of page] for writing their letters [all letters, any letters] and send them off in second hand envelopes

I was momentarily impressed to find a ramp beside the stairs in the Memorial Theatre foyer, the realisation then dawning on me however, that it probably wasn't intended as a wheelchair ramp at all [and if it was, how trifling a gesture], since the accesses to the foyer are pretty formidable from all directions and for any user who had succeeded in reaching the foyer, the stairs there would be light relief.

Is it possible to improve this situation, so that 70c films are available to all?

One last question: How do I proceed about ordering, copy [i.e. a print] of Bruce's latest Photo ['Robinson bombed again']? Autographed too, perhaps?

— Mary Barbar.