CERUCommercialism in Education Research Unit
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CERU Community Corner: Students' Voices
Featured below are some of the responses of student organizations against commercialism in schools.
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Students' Voices
September 1997 (Vol. II, No. 2). Phillip Morris, School District Sign Marketing Deal
By Benjamin Wikler and Rebecca Dilley.
By Benjamin Wikler and Rebecca Dilley.
A parody of the Madison Metropolitan School District's
deal with Coca-Cola.
The above article appeared in The Yellow Press, an entirely student-run newspaper published by Yellow Enterprises, Inc., a student-founded corporation, and distributed at five Madison, Wis., high schools.
The above article appeared in The Yellow Press, an entirely student-run newspaper published by Yellow Enterprises, Inc., a student-founded corporation, and distributed at five Madison, Wis., high schools.
August 1997 (Vol. II, No. 1). A Sweet Deal? Coca-Cola and the Madison School District
By Benjamin Wikler and Rebecca Dilley.
By Benjamin Wikler and Rebecca Dilley.
The above article appeared in The Yellow Press, an entirely student-run newspaper published by Yellow
Enterprises, Inc., a student-founded corporation, and distributed at five Madison, Wis., high schools.