Your Questions About Recycling
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John asks…
is there any recycling centers in san diego?
i love to keep the earth clean and im like an enviorment freak!!!! where can i recycle in san diego…it would help if there are any close to ALPINE, CA thanks sooo much!
The Expert answers:
The Closest Waste Management Company is at 1001 W Bradley Ave. El Cajon, CA. Well thats the closest I know of.
Helen asks…
San Diego Recycling Center question?
How do I locate a recycling center here in San Diego that will give me money back for the CRV on the bottle? I mean 5 cents per bottle, I notice some recycling centers only do weight, which from what I heard, is 4 cents per bottle instead of 5, not a huge difference, but if you have a whole bunch of recyclables it does add up.
The Expert answers:
YAY. GO SAN DIEGO! If you have $100 dollars worth of bottles in comes out to be around 1 dollar lost lost. Why would you bother asking when you can just do the first. My Orc. Conductor does it by weight i think. Idk why though.
William asks…
Recycling in San Diego?
Where can I take bottles and cans to get recycled and exchanged for $$$ in San Diego? I used to go to the recycling centers at Staters Bro’s in Orange County but haven’t seen one down here since I moved 6 months ago. Thanks! 🙂
The Expert answers:
For recycling prices go to Demolition, Scrap Metal and Salvage News
Charles asks…
San Diego Computer Monator Recycle Centers?
The Expert answers:
San Diego Futures Foundation
4275 El Cajon Blvd. #200 San Diego, CA 92105
619-269-1684
Lisa asks…
dose anyone know were a pc recycle center is in san diego?
we are trying to find a recycle center for computers because we don’t wont ours could any one help
The Expert answers:
Recycle Electronics?
8222-A Ronson Rd,
San Diego, CA?
(866) 525-6655?
COMPUTER RECYCLING?
4265 Fairmount Ave,
San Diego, CA?
(619) 281-1600?
Joseph asks…
Is the Time recycling center on 412 Cesar E. Chavez Pky. San Diego, Ca open on Sunday?
The Expert answers:
Yes, see for yourself below
Sandy asks…
I’m looking for those Recycling box centers.. the ones that are usually outside of stores?
I live in san diego and i havent seen any. do they have a website. I’m talking about the little looking box things and theres usually just one guy taking your cans. does any one know how i can find one?
The Expert answers:
Try your local yellow pages. You might find a collection center that pays you a little more cash than what you would find at one of those small setups. They will most likely be in an industrial part of town, but they can give you a current price per pound over the telephone.
Laura asks…
IN SAN DIEGO are there any dance troups/theatre troups that would be willing to “lend” costumes 4 short time?
I think that when performing costumes help the kids get in character, However at the Community Center I work at, the kids have little parent support or if they do, they haven’t got the $ to support their kids with “costumes” for performances & recitals. I am attempting to COACH quality programs without the HIGH cost that if they had to pay they wouldn’t be able to join the programs. I want to have a recital & a competion….The kids want to “dance” the part.. and why shouldn’t they with a variety of “themed dances”, however, they’ll never be able to afford it, So, I was hoping to get hooked up with some theatre companies and dance troups that would “lend” some costumes for a couple a week. Shouldn’t we recycle & won’t they and thier parents be proud to be able to look the part… and dance the night away. I wish every child could have the chance to perform and I am hoping to make that happen…thanks for any advice & information.
The Expert answers:
I would ask UCSD or CSUSD or even La Jolla Playhouse.
It is possible that one or more of these companies may have a way for you to use these costumes at a very low price… If not free. Maybe you could trade internship hours for costumes.
I am sure UCSD would be a great place to start.
Sharon asks…
What are my chances to the schools I’m applying to?
I’m applying to Johns Hopkins Early Decision. Here’s my resume
PROFILE
• Applying to these colleges: UC Berkeley, UC Los Angeles, UC San Diego, University of Southern California, UC Santa Barbara, UC Irvine, Johns Hopkins University, Dartmouth College, Rice University, Stanford University, Claremont McKenna College, Northwestern University, and Bowdoin College
EDUCATION
Walnut High School, Walnut, CA Sept. 2007—Present
Overall GPA: 3.61;
Sophmore&Junior GPA: 3.77
Soph&Junior Weighted: 4.03
SAT I: 2060 (Writing: 660, Math: 770, Reading: 630); SAT II Chinese: 800;
SAT II Math Level 2: 800; SAT II Chemistry: 770
Senior Year Coursework includes: AP Government, AP Statistics, AP Literature, and
AP Calculus BC
Stanford University, Stanford, CA June 2010—August 2010
Coursework included: Astronomical Physics and Bioethics
WORK EXPERIENCE
Acupuncture Chiropractic Center, Rowland Heights, CA Jan. 2009—Apr. 2009
Secretary
• Served as first contact when patients entered the office, answered phones, and scheduled
appointments
• Edited and administered patient forms, filed patient histories, and cleaned gurneys
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
Walnut High School Environmental Care Global Awareness Club (ECGA) Jun. 2009—Jun. 2010
Senior Member
• Spearheaded ECGA partnership with the Robert J. Bernard Biological Field Station at the
Claremont Colleges that involved setting up an open house, weeding out invasive plants in
blooming areas, and setting up plant ID signs
• Initiated recycling program at Walnut High School by implementing recycling bins in each
classroom
• Organized campus and park clean ups at Lemon Creek Park and Creekside Park
Walnut High School Amnesty International Club Aug 2010—Present
Public Relations Manager
• Educate students about current human rights issues
• Organize meetings and presentations
• Discuss current events among other officers
Walnut High School Tennis Team, Walnut, CA Sept. 2007—Present
Varsity Captain
• CIF semi-finalists in 2008
• League Champions in 2007 and 2008
• Starting player since freshman year
Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center, Pomona, CA Mar. 2009—Present
Volunteer
• Worked in Labor, Delivery, Recovery, Postpartum (LDRP) helping new mothers feed their
newborns, helped nurses with their duties, delivered meals, and discharged patients
• Organized patient records, made beds, and delivered and sanitized medical supplies
• Observed Caesarean Sections and other invasive surgeries
Long Beach Dragon Boat Club, Long Beach, CA Mar. 2009—Present
Caller
• Placed third in annual Long Beach Dragon Boat Festival team rowing competition
• Responsibilities as caller included shouting commands and beating a drum to synchronize
rowing
• Served as paddler on 22 man team with ages ranging from 15—18
Walnut High Advanced School Orchestra, Walnut, CA Sept. 2008—June 2010
Violinist
• 1st violin section
• Performed at school concerts and functions, Disneyland, and in the Walnut community
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND AWARDS
• Awards: California Scholarship Federation (CSF), National Honors Society (NHS), and
San Antonio League Student Athlete Award
The Expert answers:
Use the site below, input each school indiviudaly, and compare your profile with that of the entering freshmen./
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