Mini Doc

Submitted by Nick on Wed, 12/05/2007 - 11:22
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The Faculty of Arts at UNBSJ will be hosting a night of short films on Thursday December 6th. They have invited me to screen short compilation of all my footage covering reaction to the PSEC Report. Come check it out.

Thursday, December 6th
Hazen Hall Lecture Theatre, UNBSJ
5:00PM

The event will be followed by The Indie Film Series at 7PM. This week's film is "Killer of Sheep."

For more information visit The UNB Event Calendar and www.KillerofSheep.com.

The Value of a University: Public Discussion Forum, Oct. 10th

Submitted by Nick on Tue, 10/16/2007 - 19:08
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A public discussion forum took place on 10/10/07 at the Germain Street Baptist Church. The topic: What is the value of having a university in Saint John. In this video, Dr Rob Moir talks about the economic benefits. Dr Moir is a professor at UNBSJ.There were several other presenters, but due to a technical error the audio is too poor to post.


Rally in the Quad: UNBSJ, Sept. 25th

Submitted by Nick on Tue, 10/16/2007 - 00:00
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On September 25th students, staff and faculty at UNBSJ gathered at the centre of the campus, aka the Quad, to celebrate their pride and support for their university. None-UNBSJ members were invited to speak, while the audience chowed down on free hot dogs. Presenters included Dr Jim Turk, Hon. Gordon Fairthweather, and SRC President Patrick Beamish. The MC was Dr Mariam Jones, a professor in English at UNBSJ. Local musician Debbie Adshade provided some tunes before and after the presentations.



Public Q&A with PSE Commisssioners: Saint John Delta, Sept 17th

Submitted by Nick on Mon, 10/15/2007 - 00:07
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Over 300 people packed into the Mezzanine at the Saint John Delta for a public Q&A with the PSE commissioners, Dr Miner and Mr. L'Ecuyer. They were greeted with boos.




March to Ed Doherty's Office: Sept. 17th

Submitted by Nick on Sun, 10/14/2007 - 18:30
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Following the rally in King Square, UNBSJ supporters marched through the downtown to Ed Doherty's office. Dr Doherty is the minister of Post Secondary Education, Training and Labour.



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