Show 4..Nov 5, 2009
Hey There!!…This week we escaped from the CBC basement again & took a little break at the James Dunn cafeteria. Your hosts, Mike Sanderson and Lily Boisson, were shot by Madison Reid. The show may be watched in segments…One , Two & Three…or you can brouse the items below.
What’s Your Type?
Blood. It’s an essential part of how our bodies function. But unfortunately, there is a shortage of blood supplies for those who need it. The Canadian Blood Services collects over 850,000 units of blood annually from donors. But before someone can donate any of their blood, they must know their type.
Oct.30th marked the one year anniversary of the sudden and tragic death of St.Thomas University professor John McKendy.
After weeks of speculation, NB power has reached a proposed agreement with Hyrdo-Quebec to sell all New Brunswick generating stations.
Long Lines for Vaccine
New Brunswick started holding H1N1 immunization clinics last week. However the province has yet to receive enough the vaccine to meet demands.
Eating & Your Health
What do you think students would rather eat, grease, or greens? Vanessa Trindade tells us about how healthy choices are beneficial for both body and mind.
Do you know where your food comes from? Danny Carson was at the 100 Mile Diet Dinner at St. Thomas University last Wednesday. It helped him discover the benefits of eating locally.
Do you see bottled water as an environmental problem?
Several student groups including the union are backing an initiativeto stop bottled water from being sold.
It can be difficult for women to establish themselves in a male-dominated sporting world. But one lady at St. Thomas University has found herself in the top five of a national sportscaster competition. Jason Cassidy has more.
For all you Michael Jackson fans out there…bring out your sequined gloves. The This Is It tour is not over yet. Clips were taken from over 100 hours of rehearsal footage to create the This is It movie, directed by Michael’s friend, Kenny Ortega.
Stocking the Shelves
For many students getting food is simple, while for others..not so. Alex Solak looks at how the annual ‘Trick or Eat’ helps the campus food bank.