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Volume 35 Number 17

May 1, 2003

Photo by Pamela Gill

The Residence Recycling Program has been successful this year, stocking residence foodbank cupboards for a second term. The foodbank cupboards – one in every student lounge in the dormitory residence – provide canned and non-perishable goods to residence students who don't have the means to provide for themselves. The food is purchased with money collected through the residence recycling program. As well, now that the term is coming to an end, students are stocking the cupboard with the canned goods they won’t be bringing home. Any food that goes unused is donated to the Bay of Islands Ministerial Association Food Bank Network. Here, first-year Fine Arts student Valerie Thompson adds some canned goods to the foodbank cupboard in her residence lounge.

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