Amazingly, Martin and Laura's "singing" will help people

4th year students Martin Stinnissen and Laura Robinson had no sooner signed their contracts at Zulu Alpha Kilo and they were put in front of a camera and asked to sing for a good cause.

To bring a little holiday cheer to the less fortunate ZAK created the Singing Zuligans. For every caroler users click on the agency will help feed a person at a local shelter. Initially their goal was to feed 4,000 people, but since they met that goal in a day they've decided to feed 4,000 more if they amount 25,000 total clicks.

So head on over to the Singing Zuligans and click on Martin and Laura - because listening to terribly off key renditions of The Twelve Days of Christmas and Silver Bells will actually help people.

Humber students get published

As a student you tend to spend a lot of time standing in bus shelters. Often times they're not very pleasent places. They're dirty, littered and the unmistakable smell discourages you from sitting down if in fact there is a bench. However there's one thing that can make the whole experience a bit less demoralizing: seeing your ad on the shelter. And that's the case right now for Julia, Denver, Martin, and Spencer who contributed to ads for the Ontario Human Rights Commission which can be seen on bus shelters all over the city.