LSE - Small Logo
LSE - Small Logo

Jennifer

March 25th, 2015

A Eureka Moment at Passfield Hall – “Vegetarian food isn’t so bad!”

0 comments

Estimated reading time: 5 minutes

Jennifer

March 25th, 2015

A Eureka Moment at Passfield Hall – “Vegetarian food isn’t so bad!”

0 comments

Estimated reading time: 5 minutes

 

Passfield Green Night was established on Saturday 14 March 2015 thanks to the hard work of Ana Feu Basilio (Sustainability Champion), Selin Esen and Darren Hilliard (Hall Committee members), Sophie Barbier (Green Impact Leader) and Richard Perkins (Warden).  Between them they developed a series of events designed to increase understanding of and engagement with various Green initiatives.

 

The first part of the evening involved a vegetarian wrap dinner. All residents were invited to a free dinner of DIY vegetarian wraps, with lots of ingredients.  Approximately 40 students attended this – a fantastic turn out.   A few students noted that they were positively surprised by the vegetarian meal…

 

Vegetarian food isn’t so bad!

Students loading their wraps with quality vegetarian ingredients
Students loading their wraps with quality vegetarian ingredients

 

Students at the Environmental Themed Quiz
Students await the next challenge in the environment themed quiz

 

Most of those present then took part in an environment-themed pub quiz in the common room (there were 5 teams of 5/6 students, and several spectators). The enthusiasm was great!  Students were challenged with questions about climate change, sea levels, global warming, consumption of electricity/water, etc. and there was great competition and surprise at the answers.  Richard Perkins generously provided 5 x £10 Amazon vouchers for the winning team, as well as the funds for the ingredients for the wraps.

 

 

 

After the quiz there was an informal “open mic” night around a guitar.   Energy independent entertainment at its finest!

Open Mic Night at Passfield Hall
Open Mic Night at Passfield Hall

 

Several students came to say how much they’d appreciated the evening and its purpose, and everyone involved in the planning was really happy with the impact!

About the author

Jennifer

Posted In: Green topics | Our colleagues | Residential Life

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *