Tune in to hear:
-A student returns to work where dreams come true – in Disney World
-Behind the scenes of The Aquinian: The EIC and managing editor reflect on the past 22 issues, and the incoming editors look forward to the future
-Seasoned students share some tips and tricks for freshman year
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-Fact-checking Trump on the daily: An AQ panel dives into journalist Daniel Dale’s lecture
-Why are people so divided on whether or not to vaccinate?
-What are some of the class of 2019’s plans after graduation?
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-Haley Stairs tell us about the new STUSU executives (so far)
-The St. Thomas women’s hockey team wins their first championship title
-Elijah Matheson tells the government to get the f off their ID
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-The controversy of UNB’s presidential hiring process
-A review of a favourite campus pub
-Why everyone should try improv
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-An interview with Jeremy Dutcher.
-How Qumunity is advocating for transgender health care in the province.
-Support cats in a building on the STU campus.
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Today’s STU Lunchbox features a look at shame for the first half, and fandoms in the second half.
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Conor Brown discusses illegal downloading of music; Yi Fan describes the phenomenon of KPOP.
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In the final STU Lunchbox of the season, Anika Duivenvoorden discusses “Local Food”, and Kaylee Moore takes a look at “Living with Dementia”.
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STU Journalism students Mark Loggie and Shannon Mooney bring you two more documentaries in the STU Lunchbox series: “New Bohemians” and “Education and Technology”. Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS | More
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STU Journalism presents The Lunchbox today with a pair of very different documentaries. First up, Kayla Byrne presents “Public Art in Fredericton”. Then, Frank Jr. Molley presents “The 40th Anniversary of Wounded Knee 1973”.
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Kara Comeau and Meridith Gillis present this episode of STU’s Lunchbox series, on the Controversy Between Spirit and Skin. The first half hour explores The Fringes of Sexuality, and the second half goes to the opposite extreme: People Who Never Have Sex.
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STU Journalism students discuss how Generation Y deals with unemployment, and the changing models of fitness.
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Ian Leblanc and Chris Morehouse discuss hockey on this week’s STU Lunchbox. First, the darker side of the game: concussions. In the second half, they discuss the role that hockey plays in Canadian culture. Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS | More
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