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SLU NEWS 22 – 01/18/10 SCRIPT [NEWSCAST #2 - SPRING] (WELLS/JOHNSON)

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2 SHOT, CAMERA 2 WELLS: I’M PARRIS WELLS.

WELLS, JOHNSON
JOHNSON: AND I’M KAREEM JOHNSON.

WELLS: IN THIS NEWSCAST… (AD-LIB)

JOHNSON: (AD-LIB)

WELLS: (AD-LIB)

JOHNSON: AND MORE, NEXT ON SLU NEWS 22.

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JOHNSON: GOOD EVENING AND THANK YOU FOR

JOINING US. THE TOP STORY IS THE AT 5.14
EASTERN STANDARD TIME ON TUESDAY,
JANUARY 12, A 7.0 MAGNITUDE EARTHQUAKE
STRUCK HAITI, WITH THE CENTER JUST 10 MILES
WEST OF THE CAPITAL CITY OF PORT-AU-PRINCE.
THE EARTHQUAKE WAS THE STRONGEST
RECORDED IN THE REGIONS HISTORY, AND
BROUGHT COMPLETE DEVASTATION TO PORT-
AU-PRINCE.

IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE QUAKE, DEBRIS

LITTERED THE STREETS AS PEOPLE WANDERED
AROUND IN DISBELIEF. THE PRESIDENTIAL
PALACE SUFFERED MAJOR DAMAGE, WITH MUCH
OF THE STRUCTURE COLLAPSING. EVEN THE
LOCAL POLICE DEPARTMENT WAS UNABLE TO
OPERATE DUE THE EXTREME AMOUNT OF
DAMAGE. U-N AID WORKERS WERE IN THE
STREETS SHORTLY AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE,
BUT WITH THE U-N HEADQUARTERS DESTROYED,
MORE HELP WAS NEEDED.

WELLS: ON WEDNESDAY, PRESIDENT OBAMA

ANNOUNCED THAT THE US WOULD CONTINUE TO
HELP IN THE RELIEF EFFORTS.

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AS RESCUE AND RECOVERY EFFORTS CONTINUE

IN HAITI, SLU FACULTY, STAFF AND STUDENT
GROUPS ARE REACHING OUT TO THE UNIVERSITY
COMMUNITY AND THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE
TO BE PART OF THE ONGOING RELIEF EFFORTS IN
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THE DISASTER-STRICKEN COUNTRY.

DOISY COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES STUDENTS

AND FACULTY HAVE ORGANIZED A TOILETRY
DRIVE FOR VICTIMS OF THE HAITI EARTHQUAKE.
THROUGH MONDAY, JAN. 25, BASIC NECESSITIES
CAN BE DROPPED OFF AT THE HEALTH
INFORMATICS AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
DEPARTMENT IN ROOM 3088 OF THE ALLIED
HEALTH BUILDING.

JOHNSON: SLU'S MICAH HOUSE

PROGRAM AND DOERR CENTER FOR SOCIAL
JUSTICE,  JOINED BY UNA, PRINTS FOR PEACE
AND TALENTPLUS ENTERTAINMENT, WILL HOLD
A BENEFIT CONCERT FROM 8-11 P.M. FRIDAY, JAN.
22, AT THE BILLIKEN CLUB IN BUSCH STUDENT
CENTER. THE PROGRAM WILL FEATURE:

 CAMERON MATTHEWS THE BEAR CEUSE

 TIM SESSION
 HITHER & YON
 JAMES & MARY OF FIREKITE

ALSO ON FRIDAY, ALL THE MAJOR TELEVISION

NETWORKS, INCLUDING ABC, NBC, FOX, CBS,
MTV, AND CNN WILL AIR “HOPE FOR HAITI,” A
TELETHON TO RAISE MONEY FOR THE HURTING
NATION. THE TELETHON WILL BE HOSTED BY
GEORGE CLOONEY IN LOS ANGELES AND CNN’S
ANDERSON COOPER IN HAITI. THE TELETHON
WILL START AT 7PM, AND CAN BE SEEN ON SLU-
TV AS WELL.

WELLS: HERE IS SHORT LIST OF THE

ORGANIZATIONS YOU CAN DONATE TO HELP THE
RELIEF EFFORTS.

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FOR A COMPLETE LIST, GO TO SLU TV DOT SLU

DOT EDU AND CLICK ON NEWS.

JOHNSON: YOU NO DOUBT READ IN THE

UNIVERSITY NEWS LAST THURSDAY THAT THE
TUITION IS GOING UP. FOR THE 2010-2011
ACADEMIC YEAR, THE TUITION WILL GO UP FOUR
PERCENT, TO $32,180, OR $1,240 FROM THE
CURRENT $30,940.

ONE OF THE REASONS FOR THE TUITION

INCREASE, REPORTS JONATHAN ERNST OF THE
UNIVERSITY NEWS, IS THAT THE UNIVERSITIES’
ENDOWMENT HAS LOST OVER $200 MILLION
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SINCE 2007, WHERE IT AMOUNTED TO ALMOST A
BILLION DOLLARS. ADDITIONALLY,
PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT IS DOWN. YOU CAN
READ JONATHAN’S FULL ARTICLE IN UNEWS, ON
STANDS NOW.

WELLS: THERE WAS SOME QUESTION IN THE

FIRST WEEK OF CLASSES ON WHETHER THE PIUS-
12 MEMORIAL LIBRARY WILL CONTINUE THE 24-
HOUR/5-DAY SCHEDULE FROM FALL SEMESTER.

THE LIBRARY WILL BE CONTINUING THE 24/5

SCHEDULE THIS SPRING, AND THE CHANGE IS
PERMANENT. AFTER HOURLY HEAD COUNTS
NIGHTLY THROUGOUT THE FALL SEMESTER, THE
USAGE OF THE LIBRARY BETWEEN 1AM AND 7AM
WAS ENOUGH TO KEEP IT GOING, SEAN WORLEY
REPORTS.

WELLS: ALEX FRANKENBERG, A

COMMUNICATION JUNIOR HAS WON BOTH THE
$1000 AAF-ST. LOUIS AD CLUB SCHOLARSHIP FOR
2009-2010 AND THE GEILE-LEON AGENCY “FRESH
THINKERS” SCHOLARSHIP OF $2000. BOTH
AWARDS WILL BE PRESENTED TO ALEX AT THE
ST. LOUIS AD CLUB Q-1 EVENT ON JANUARY 27.

FRANKENBERG IS THE EXECUTIVE VICE

PRESIDENT OF SLU AD CLUBE, AND IS A LEADER
ON THE SLU NATIONAL STUDENT ADVERTISING
COMPETITION TEAM. CONGRATS, ALEX.

JOHNSON: EVER THOUGHT OF WAYS TO MAKE A

DIFFERENCE AND WORK FOR SOCIAL CHANGE?
HERE’S YOUR OPPORTUNITY. THE SAINT LOUIS
UNIVERSITY SOCIAL CHANGE AND INNOVATION
CONFERENCE IS TAKING PLACE ON JANUARY 30TH
IN THE BUSCH STUDENT CENTER.

AT THE CONFERENCE YOU WILL LEARN ABOUT

SOCIAL ISSUES, AND HELP FIND SOLUTIONS TO
THOSE ISSUES, AND COLLABORATE WITH OTHERS
TO IMPLEMENT COMMON GOALS.

STUDENTS WILL HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO

APPLY FOR A BRIGHT IDEA GRANT, AND BE ABLE
TO EARN UP TO $2,000 TO IMPLEMENT YOUR
IDEA. READ MORE ABOUT IT AT
SLUCONNECTION-DOT-COM.

WELLS: WHEN WE COME BACK, GOOGLE THINKS

A RECENT CHINESE ATTACK MAY HAVE BEEN
PARTIALLY AN INSIDE JOB.

JOHNSON: ON THIS MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY,

AMERICANS ARE ASKED HOW THEY THINK THE
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OBAMA ADMINISTRATION HAS INFLUENCED
RACE RELATIONS. MORE NEWS AFTER THE
BREAK, STAY WITH US.

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JOHNSON: WELCOME BACK TO SLU NEWS22.

CHIEF METEOROLOGIST DAVID KOELLER IS WITH
US FOR FIRST WEATHER. THE TEMPERATURES
ARE NICE, BUT WHERE IS THE SUN?

KOELLER: (FIRST WEATHER AD-LIB)

WELLS: IF YOU WORK ON CAMPUS, YOU

PROBABLY NOTICE THAT THERE IS A TAX ON
YOUR PAYROLL STUB. THAT 1 PERCENT TAX IS
THE CITY EARNINGS TAX, AND EVERYONE THAT
WORKS IN THE CITY OF ST. LOUIS PAYS THAT
TAX.

THE EARNINGS TAX REPRESENTS ONE-THIRD OF

THE CITY OF ST. LOUIS’ BUDGET. A CAMPAIGN
SEEKS TO REMOVE THAT TAX FROM EMPLOYEE
PAYCHECKS.

CITY OFFICIALS SAY THAT THE REMOVAL OF THE

EARNINGS TAX WOULD HAVE FAR REACHING
EFFECTS ON THE CITY BUDGET, REQUIRING AN
INCREASE IN PROPERTY TAXES AND REDUCED
SERVICES.

JOHNSON: SUNDAY AFTERNOON, A THREE HOUR

STANDOFF BETWEEN POLICE AND A 25-YEAR OLD
MAN ENDED WITH HIS ARREST.

THE STANDOFF IN THE 4900 BLOCK OF MARDEL

ENDED AROUND 2PM WITH NO INJURIES. POLICE
WENT THE APARTMENT AROUND 11AM TO SERVE
A WARRANT TO SEARCH FOR DRUGS AND A
WEAPON.

THE MAN, ACCORDING TO A POLICE

SPOKESPERSON, GAVE UP PEACEFULLY AND WAS
ARRESTED. ST. LOUIS METROPOLITAN POLICE
HAS NOT RELEASED ANY INFORMATION ON
WETHER POLICE SEIZED ANY DRUGS OR
WEAPONS.

WELLS: IN NATIONAL NEWS, AMERICANS IN A

WASHINGTON POST-ABC NEWS POLL HAVE A
SOBERING IMAGE ON RACE RELATIONS AND THE
OBAMA ADMINISTRATION.

ON PRESIDENT OBAMA’S DAY OF

INAUGURATION, SIX IN TEN AMERICANS SAID HIS
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PRESIDENCY WOULD ADVANCE CROSS-RACIAL
TIES. A YEAR LATER, ONLY FOUR IN TEN SAYS
HE HAS DONE SO.

THE FALLOFF HAS BEEN HIGHEST AMONG

AFRICAN AMERICANS. LAST JANUARY, THREE-
QUARTERS OF BLACKS SAID THEY EXPECTED
OBAMA'S PRESIDENCY TO HELP. IN THE NEW
POLL, 51 PERCENT OF AFRICAN AMERICANS SAY
HE HAS HELPED, A WIDER GAP BETWEEN
EXPECTATIONS AND PERFORMANCE THAN
AMONG WHITES.

JOHNSON: HOWEVER, ACCORDING TO A SURVEY

ON RACE RELEASED JUST IN TIME FOR MONDAY'S
CELEBRATION OF THE MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.
HOLIDAY, AFRICAN-AMERICANS ARE MORE
OPTIMISTIC ABOUT THE FUTURE THAN THEY
HAVE BEEN IN 25 YEARS, ACCORDING TO THE
PEW RESEARCH CENTER, REPORTS GREGORY
LEWIS OF MCT.

THE CENTER, WHICH STUDIES AMERICAN

ATTITUDES AND TRENDS, FOUND THAT 39
PERCENT OF BLACK AMERICANS SAY THEY ARE
MORE SATISFIED WITH THEIR SITUATION THAN
TWO YEARS AGO. A MAJORITY OF BLACKS (53
PERCENT) BELIEVE LIFE WILL GET BETTER,
ACCORDING TO PEW.

THE OPTIMISM BLACK AMERICANS FEEL

CERTAINLY HAS TO DO WITH THE TIMES. BLACKS
ARE NO LONG LEGALLY BARRED FROM
OPPORTUNITIES AS THEY WERE WHEN KING WAS
ALIVE. BACK THEN, THE PROSPECT OF ELECTING
A BLACK PRESIDENT WAS NONEXISTENT. KING
NEVER SAW A BLACK PERSON EVEN MAKE THE
ATTEMPT. THE LATE U.S. REP. SHIRLEY
CHISHOLM DIDN'T RUN FOR THE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY NOMINATION UNTIL 1972.

WELLS: IN INTERNATIONAL NEWS FIVE PEOPLE

HAVE BEEN KILLED IN AN ATTACK WHICH THE
TALIBAN CLAIMED TO HAVE INFILTRATED KEY
GOVERNMENT SITES IN CENTRAL KABUL HAS
INJURED THIRTY-EIGHT OTHERS.

AT LEAST TWO EXPLOSIONS AND GUNFIRE

SHOOK CENTRAL KABUL ABOUT 9:20 A.M.
MONDAY, WITH THE TALIBAN SAYING IT WAS
CONDUCTING A MILITANT OPERATION. THE
ATTACKS HAPPENED AS HAMID KARZAI’S 14
CABINET MEMBERS WERE SCHEDULED TO BE
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TALIBAN INSURGENTS ENTERED THE
PRESIDENTIAL PLACE, MINISTRY BUILDINGS AND
ELSEWHERE THE AFGHANI GOVERNMENT HAS
TOLD CNN. THE TALIBAN CLAIMED THAT THEY
KILLED 31 OFFICIALS AND INJURED 31 PEOPLE.
THEIR ACCOUNT COULD NOT BE IMMEDIATELY
INDEPENDENTLY VERIFIED. SECURITY FORCES
HAD RESTORED ORDER BY MONDAY
AFTERNOON, SAID ZMARAY BASHARI, A
SPOKESMAN FOR THE INTERIOR MINISTRY.
MONDAY'S ASSAULT FOLLOWED WEEKEND
VIOLENCE THAT KILLED AT LEAST THREE
INTERNATIONAL TROOPS AND 14 MILITANTS
IN AFGHANISTAN, AUTHORITIES SAID.

COMING UP NEXT, FIND OUT WHAT ONE FAN IS

DOING TO EXPRESS HIS DISPLEASURE WITH
NBC’S TREATMENT OF CONAN O’BRIEN.

JOHNSON: AND MICROSOFT ISSUES A PATCH FOR

INTERNET EXPLORER. WE’LL TELL YOU MORE.

KOELLER: (WEATHER AD-LIB TO BREAK)

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WELLS: WELCOME BACK TO SLU NEWS 22. DAVID

IS HERE WITH A LOOK AT THE UPCOMING
WEATHER WEEK. (AD-LIB)

KOELLER: (WEATHER AD-LIB)

(UNTIL END OF 7-DAY FORECAST)

JOHNSON: IN TECH NEWS, MICROSOFT HAS

RELEASED A WORKAROUND FOR USERS OF ITS
INTERNET EXPLORER 6 AFTER NEWS SURFACED
OVER THE WEEKEND THAT PUNTERS WERE
GETTING HIT BY A ZERO DAY VULNERABILITY.

THE HOLE IS AN INVALID POINTER REFERENCE,

WHICH CAN ALLOW AN ATTACKER TO PERFORM
REMOTE CODE EXECUTION. MICROSOFT SAID
THAT THE PROBLEM ONLY AFFECTS CUSTOMERS
USING IE6 AND THAT INTERNET EXPLODER 8 IS
INVULNERABLE TO THOSE TYPES OF ATTACKS
VIA THAT PARTICULAR VECTOR.
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MOST TECH EXPERTS RECOMMEND USERS
UPGRADE TO THE LATEST VERSION OF INTERNET
EXPLORER, VERSION 8, OR FIND A SUITABLE
ALTERNATIVE BROWSER.

WELLS: GOOGLE IS INVESTIGATING WHETHER

ONE OR MORE OF ITS EMPLOYEES
IN CHINAHELPED LAUNCH THE CYBER ATTACK
AGAINST IT LAST MONTH, ACCORDING TO
REPORTS.

IT IS THOUGHT THE LINE OF INQUIRY IS A

ROUTINE PART OF ITS INVESTIGATION INTO THE
ATTACK, WHICH GOOGLE SAYS WAS
SOPHISTICATED, ORIGINATED IN CHINA AND
TARGETED INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND THE
EMAIL ACCOUNTS OF HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVISTS,
REPORTS THE GUARDIAN NEWSPAPER.

CHINESE MEDIA HAVE SAID THAT SOME GOOGLE

CHINA EMPLOYEES WERE DENIED ACCESS TO
INTERNAL NETWORKS FOLLOWING THE
STATEMENT, WITH OTHERS PUT ON LEAVE OR
TRANSFERRED TO DIFFERENT OFFICES. GOOGLE
SAID IT WOULD NOT COMMENT ON ITS BUSINESS
OPERATIONS.

JOHNSON: IN ENTERTAINMENT NEWS, A

CHICAGO MAN IS ORGANIZING THROUGH
FACEBOOK A COORDINATED RALLY IN LOS
ANGELES, CHICAGO, NEW YORK, AND SEATTLE,
REPORTS GEORGIA GARVEY OF THE CHICAGO
TRIBUNE.

MIKE MITCHELL ADMINISTERS THE "I'M WITH

COCO" FACEBOOKPAGE -- NEARING 300,000 FANS
LATE SUNDAY.

HE ALSO ILLUSTRATED THE SEMINAL IMAGE FOR

THE "I'M WITH COCO" MOVEMENT, A BLACK-AND-
WHITE PORTRAIT OF A GRIM O'BRIEN, THE ONLY
COLOR THE ORANGE IN HIS HAIR AND IN THE
NICKNAME, "COCO," WHICH ORIGINATES FROM A
SKIT ON THE LATE-NIGHT SHOW. 

MITCHELL WILL BE ATTENDING THE LOS

ANGELES RALLY.

ABOUT 1,400 RSVP'D FOR

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THE CALIFORNIA RALLY. AS OF SUNDAY, ABOUT
440 PROMISED TO ATTEND THE CHICAGO
GATHERING IN FRONT OF THE NBC BUILDING
DOWNTOWN.

MITCHELL WANTS RALLY ATTENDEES TO WEAR

ORANGE, BRING SIGNS AND BE CIVIL. 

WELLS: THE BITTER CONTRACT DISPUTE

BETWEEN GENERAL ELECTRIC'S NBC, WHICH
HOSTED THE GOLDEN GLOBES, AND LATE-NIGHT
TALK SHOW HOST O'BRIEN LOOMED OVER ONE
OF HOLLYWOOD'S MOST GLAMOROUS AFFAIRS,
WITH VARIOUS PARTICIPANTS MAKING CRACKS
ABOUT IT, REPORTS REUTERS.

WARNER BROS AND SISTER COMPANY HBO

PREVAILED AMONG COMPANIES ON SUNDAY AT
THE GOLDEN GLOBES, TAKING HOME A
COMBINED SEVEN AWARDS.

NEWS CORP'S FOX SEARCHLIGHT PICTURES,

TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX AND THE FOX
TELEVISION NETWORK PULLED IN A COMBINED
FIVE GOLDEN GLOBES, INCLUDING BEST MOTION
PICTURE DRAMA FOR JAMES CAMERON'S
"AVATAR."

WALT DISNEY CO SCORED TWO GOLDEN GLOBES

FILM AWARDS FOR ANIMATED "UP." VIACOM'S
PARAMOUNT PICTURES WON ONE WITH "UP IN
THE AIR," AND SONY CORP'S FILM UNITS SCORED
TWO AWARDS.

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JOHNSON: IN A HEARTBREAKING LOSS IN

CHARLOTTE LAST NIGHT, THE BILLIKENS FELL
TO CHARLOTTE 63-61 IN OVERTIME AT HALTON
ARENA.

THE BILLS TRAILED 51-43 WITH THREE MINUTES

LEFT IN REGULATION, BUT CLOSED THAT GAP TO
PUSH THE GAME INTO OVERTIME, WITH
KWAMAIN MITCHELL CONTRIBUTING TWO FREE
THROWS, AND WILLIE REED MAKING A JUMPER
CUT THE DEFICIT TO 51-49 WITH A MINUTE
TWENTY REMAINING.  JON SMITH TIED THE GAME
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FOR THE BILLIKENS WITH 22 SECONDS LEFT.
CHARLOTTE WORKED FOR THE FINAL SHOT, BUT
AN'JUAN WILDERNESS' POTENTIAL GAME
WINNER WAS SWATTED AWAY BY REED TO
FORCE SLU'S SECOND STRAIGHT EXTRA-SESSION
GAME. THE BILLIKENS, WHO HAD WON FOUR
STRAIGHT OVERTIME GAMES, SUFFER THEIR
FIRST ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE LOSS AND ARE
NOW 11-6 OVERALL, 2-1 IN THE A-10. THE 49ERS
IMPROVE TO 12-5, 2-1 IN THE LEAGUE. THE BILLS
ARE NEXT IN ACTION WEDNESDAY WHEN THEY
HOST FORDHAM AT 7 P.M. IN CHAIFETZ ARENA.

WELLS:

THE LADY BILLIKENS TRIUMPHED OVER RHODE

ISLAND FRIDAY AT CHAIFETZ, WINNING IN A 64-
50 ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE VICTORY FRIDAY
NIGHT. AMANDA KEMEZYS REGISTERED HER
FIFTH DOUBLE-DOUBLE OF THE SEASON WITH 16
POINTS AND A GAME-HIGH 13 REBOUNDS,
AND LAUREN WOODS TALLIED 14 POINTS AND A
GAME-HIGH FIVE ASSISTS.

SAINT LOUIS COMMITTED JUST 12 TURNOVERS

WHILE FORCING RHODE ISLAND INTO 22
MISCUES. THE BILLS EARNED A 43-39
ADVANTAGE ON THE GLASS AND OUTSCORED
THE RAMS 18-3 FROM THE FREE-THROW LINE. THE
BILLIKENS TRAVEL TO CINCINNATI WEDNESDAY,
JAN. 20, TO TAKE ON NATIONALLY RANKED
XAVIER, THE PRESEASON A-10 FAVORITE. GAME
TIME AT CINTAS CENTER IS 6 P.M. (CT).

JOHNSON: WHEN WE COME BACK, A BRITISH

MAN TALKS IN HIS SLEEP; STAY WITH US FOR
THE UNUSUAL STORY OF THE WEEK.

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JOHNSON: ADAM SAVLICK, A BRITISH MAN

LIVING WITH HIS WIFE IN BROOKLYN SAYS SOME
VERY ODD THINGS IN HIS SLEEP, INCLUDING:

"MY VISION OF HELL IS A LENTIL CASSEROLE."

"I HAVEN'T PUT ON WEIGHT — YOUR EYES ARE

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FAT."

"VAMPIRE PENGUINS? ZOMBIE GUINEA PIGS?

WE'RE DONE FOR ... DONE FOR."

REPORTS AUSTRALIA’S NINE NEWS. SAVLICK HAS

BECOME AN ONLINE MEME, AND THE COUPLE
HAS BEGUN SELLING T-SHIRST WITH HIS SAYINGS
ON THEM. HIS WIFE BEGAN LOGGING HIS
SAYINGS, AND LATER INVESTED IN A RECORDER
TO CAPTURE HIS SAYINGS.

THERE’S NOW A BLOG WITH HIS SAYINGS.

WELLS: DAVID HAS A FINAL LOOK AT THE

WEATHER.

KOELLER: (WEATHER AD-LIB)

JOHNSON: WE THANK YOU FOR JOINING US THIS

WEEK. FOLLOW US ON ONLINE AT SLUTV-DOT-
SLU-DOT-EDU AND ON TWITTER.

ALSO KEEP UP WITH NEWS FROM OUR CONTENT

PARTNER THE UNIVERSITY NEWS AT
UNEWSONLINE-DOT-COM.

THIS IS SLU NEWS 22.

(AD-LIB CONVERATION OVER CLOSE)

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