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Doing her part to recycle and reuse materials, Teresa Van Hattan (aka the Green Bag Lady) began making her own fabric totes for shopping to eliminate the need to use paper or plastic bags. She began giving them to her friends & college kids in her c
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From The Green Guide: "Being eco-nomically savvy doesn't require installing solar panels on your dorm roof or a windmill adjacent to the college football field, and luckily, leading an eco-friendly life is about more than the amount of money in yo
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From Planet Green: "Starving college students of America rejoice: You can subsist on more than ramen by saving up to 75 percent on textbooks by renting them, instead of paying full price. Academic tomes cost students an average of $900 in 2007, acc
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Chegg.com lets you rent textbooks and even plants a tree for every book you borrow. Basically you get a big discount (up to 70%) and in exchange you promise to send your books back to Chegg at the end of the semester or school year. They even prov
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socialbib is a great way to reuse your textbooks while saving some money. Just sign up with the books you're done using and browse books others want to get rid of.
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