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Bonnie Bucqueroux

Bonnie Bucqueroux

Bonnie Bucqueroux retired from Michigan State University's School of Journalism to devote herself to pushing the boundaries of online storytelling. A National Magazine Award winner, Bucqueroux built her first website in 1996. She is credited with having the first campaign blog of any candidate running for federal office when she ran for Congress as the Green Party candidate for District 8 in 2000.

VIDEO: Todd Heywood on Viral Apartheid

VIDEO: Todd Heywood on Viral Apartheid

By Bonnie Bucqueroux on December 30, 2011

Todd discusses his experiences with the disease as well as various government efforts to criminalize the virus and those who carry it.

Posted in Activism | Tagged AIDS, Bucqueroux, HIV, Todd Heywood, viral apartheid | 1 Response

Students protesting at the College of Arts and Science of Yangtze [Changjiang] University

Understanding the education bubble – in China (and here)

By Bonnie Bucqueroux on December 19, 2011

College graduates around the world face bleak job prospects and escalating school debt – a recipe for instability

Posted in Activism, Editorials, Track 01 by Carol Thompson | Tagged after the fall, bad money, bubble, Bucqueroux, china, college education, end of growth, kevin phillips, Lansing Online News, richard heinberg, united states | Leave a response

Xmas turkey with all the trimmings except the turkey

Xmas turkey with all the trimmings except the turkey

By Bonnie Bucqueroux on December 14, 2011

A tofu turkey with brown rice stuffing and cranberries – vegan and gluten-free

Posted in Food, Recipes | Tagged brown rice stuffing, cranberries, gluten free, tofu, tofurkey, trimmings, turkey, vegan, xmas turkey | 2 Responses

VIDEO::  Father & son perform at Dad’s 90th birthday

VIDEO:: Father & son perform at Dad’s 90th birthday

By Bonnie Bucqueroux on December 11, 2011

Bill Bartilson joins his father Stan in singing and playing “Sweet Violets”

Posted in Arts-plus, News | Tagged bill bartilson, Bucqueroux, Lansing, Michigan, pancake house, sawyer's, stan bartilson, sweet violets | Leave a response

Toward a meat-free Thanksgiving

Toward a meat-free Thanksgiving

By Bonnie Bucqueroux on November 23, 2011

Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, raw – links to some of the best alternative holiday recipes on the world wide web.

Posted in Food, News, Recipes | Tagged gluten free, raw, recipes, thanksgiving, vegan, vegetarian | Leave a response

My new Kindle Fire is (literally) a steal

My new Kindle Fire is (literally) a steal

By Bonnie Bucqueroux on November 19, 2011

A real bargain that I already cannot do without

Posted in News | Tagged amazon, bargain, flash, kindle fire, review | 5 Responses

Peace Education Center offers Nets for Vets alternative to MSU B-Ball event on carrier

Peace Education Center offers Nets for Vets alternative to MSU B-Ball event on carrier

By Bonnie Bucqueroux on November 10, 2011

PEC raises concern that the MSU event “serves to make ‘war’ seem innocent and fun.”

Posted in Activism, News | Tagged central methodist church, Lansing, michigan state university basketball, military, MSU, nets for vets, peace education center, uss carl vinson, Veterans Day | Leave a response

East Lansing Film Festival – some video teasers

East Lansing Film Festival – some video teasers

By Bonnie Bucqueroux on November 6, 2011

Watch some trailers and excerpts of films coming to the Hannah Center, Wells Hall at MSU and Celebration! Cinemas starting Nov 9

Posted in Arts-plus, News | Tagged alleged, buck, donor unknown, east lansing film festival, hannah center, human experience, incendies, shaft, wells hall, where soldiers come from | Leave a response

Free reading of “Alas, Poor Yorick”

Free reading of “Alas, Poor Yorick”

By Bonnie Bucqueroux on November 4, 2011

Sunday, November 6 at 7 p.m., at Riverwalk’s Black Box Theatre

Posted in Arts-plus | Tagged alas poor yorick, black box, Lansing, riverwalk | Leave a response

Occupy the Planet: We are all the Koch brothers

Occupy the Planet: We are all the Koch brothers

By Bonnie Bucqueroux on October 31, 2011

We are 5% of the world’s population but we consume 25% of the global natural resources

Posted in Activism | Tagged Bucqueroux, koch brothers, occupy, planet, sustainable | Leave a response

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