Peter Raaymakers and Mark Parisi from the Silver Seven Sens blog talk about the Ottawa Senator's week the game tonight in this WHRW News exclusive podcast.

Peter Raaymakers and Mark Parisi from the Silver Seven Sens blog talk about the Ottawa Senator's week and their future in this WHRW News exclusive podcast.

News Director Robert Glass interviews author Remy Stern on his book But Wait... There's More, a history of the infomercial business. Along the way they discuss the origin of Infomercials, infomercial scams, Kevin Trudeau, the Home Shopping Network, and much more.

For more information on But Wait... There's More you can read the WHRW News review of the book here or you can visit the publisher's website for more information.

The Sens Army Blogcast: Week 5.

Ben Meyers of the Sens Army Blog and Peter Raaymakers of the Silver Seven Sens Blog talk about the latest Senators news.

Ben Meyers of the Sens Army Blog and Peter Raaymakers of the Silver Seven Sens Blog talk about the latest Senators news, including the recent loss to the Canadiens, the ever problematic Goalie situation and the recent Comrie/Campoli trade.

Peter Raaymakers and Ben Myers talk about the state of the Ottawa Senators, the future of Martin Gerber, and much more in our third weekly Blogcast about the big brother team of the Binghamton Senators up in Ottawa.

To read the regular blogging of Ben Myers and Peter Raaymakers you can visit their website at: http://sensarmy.blogspot.com

Peter Raaymakers and Ben Myers talk about the state of the Ottawa Senators, the future of Martin Gerber, and much more in our first weekly Blogcast about the big brother team of the Binghamton Senators up in Ottawa.

To read the regular blogging of Ben Myers and Peter Raaymakers you can visit their website at: http://sensarmy.blogspot.com

News Director Robert Glass interviewed Maryam Belly on the recent controversy regarding the Vice President of Multicultural Affairs.

News Director Robert Glass recently sat down with Matt Landau to talk about the ongoing situation with regards to the Student Association Vice President of Multicultural Affairs.

Important note: The Student Assembly meeting where the motion on the abolishment of the VPMA will be discussed is officially moved to the Osterhout Concert Theater in the Anderson Center. It is going to take place this coming Monday, the Eighth, at 7 P.M.

Transcript:

Robert Glass: Thank you very much for agreeing to do this.

Matt Landau: Sure.

Robert Glass: There are a lot of rumours swirling around as to what this motion in the student assembly actually means. Would you clarify what it actually means and what it does not mean?