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YFile Red planet mania
Paul Delaney, astronomy mentor in York Faculty with Pure Applied Science, seemed to be quoted in a Globe and also Mail story Aug. 30 on Mars. Delaney, who is head connected with York's astronomical observatory, said the planet's close pass would likely bring out those with even a mild affinity for astronomy. the right time of Roshe Run Nike year. It great outside. School is over, so that you don have to worry about getting the little ones to bed; a lot of people are on getaway, and you put the whole thing in concert and everybody says: a good prospect to go see Mars.
Delaney also got considerable radio and TV coverage. He spoke to many outlets Aug. 35, including national CBC Radio; CKTB, St. Catharines; and CBC Radio's Morning. Meanwhile, people in Mars viewing at York's observatory have been interviewed by City TV and appeared on several City TV based demonstrates, as well as Global News.
In the Globe and Mail post Aug. 28 relating to the way banks are working harder to be able to appease and please consumers, James Savary, economics and computer science professor at York Glendon School, was mentioned as being a an affiliate the complaints organization to get disgruntled banking customers this Ombudsman for Banking Services as well as Investments (OBSI). OBSI has 14 customers, six of whom have brings together to the financial services field. The other eight members usually are independents and include former Ontario lieutenant governor Lincoln subsequently Alexander.
On air
York psychology Professor David Wiesenthal, Faculty connected with Arts, was interviewed with regards to road rage on Evening Show, CHQR AM in Calgary August. 27.
Dennis Raphael, health policy plus management professor in York's Atkinson School of Liberal and Expert Studies, spoke on Midday, CBH FM, Halifax, Aug. 27 on her theory behind the surge in installments of Type 2 diabetes.
City TV Online Aug. 27 featured governmental science Professor Robert Drummond, dean connected with York Faculty of Martial arts, who answered phone throughout questions regarding Ernie Eves's current popularity while in the wake of the recent strength blackout.
