[Music] hello and welcome back to ipulse live this is our first broadcast of a new Academic Year I'm Allison Wallace and I'm Swanson Gibson JR this week had a lot of news but the Highlight was the debate between vice president harrus and former president Trump would the debate change any Minds first a recap of the debate from our partner at CNN you're not running against Joe Biden you're running against me vice president kamla Harris made that point again and again Tuesday night as she met former president Donald Trump for the first time KLA Harris Let's
Have a good debate in a red hot Philadelphia debate with the dueling Rivals trying to break the deadlock in the final two months of the race for the White House she is Biden the worst inflation we've ever had a horrible economy because inflation has made it so bad and she can't get away with that clearly I am not Joe Biden and I am certainly not Donald Trump and what I do offer is a new generation of leadership for our country Harris baiting Trump on the size of his rallies people start leaving his rallies early out
of exhaustion and boredom his criminal cases I think this is so rich coming from someone who has been prosecuted for national security crimes economic crimes election interference has been found liable for sexual assault and relationships with foreign allies world leaders are laughing at Donald Trump trump took that bait rattled by Harris as he made one unproven claim after another people don't go to her rallies there's no reason to go and the people that do go she's busting them in and paying them to be there in Springfield they're eating the dogs the people that came in
they're eating the cats they're eating they're eating the pets of the people that live there the former president criticizing Harris's attempts to run as a change agent while being part of President Biden's Administration especially on the economy she's going to do all these wonderful things why hasn't she done it I've never seen a worse period of time people can't go out and buy cereal or bacon or eggs or anything else what we have done is clean up Donald Trump's mess in the Border I ask what about all the people that are pouring into our country
and killing people that she allowed to pour in she was the borders are remember that Harris hitting her stride on a signature issue Reproductive Rights the government and Donald Trump certainly should not be telling a woman what to do with her body they have abortion in the ninth month that is not happening it's insulting to the women of America Harris also addressing the war in Gaza walking a thin in line of support for allies and trying not to fracture a fragile Democratic Coalition Israel has a right to defend itself we would and how it does
so matters because it is also true far too many innocent Palestinians have been killed children mothers what we know is that this war must end and then there was the war over rhetoric whatever she wants to be is okay with me I think it's a a tragedy that we have um someone who wants to be president who has consistently over the course of his career attempted to use race to divide the American people I think the American people want better than that want better than this Trump still falsely claiming he won the 2020 election there's
so much proof all you have to do is look at it and refusing to answer this about January 6th is there anything you regret about what you did on that day yesterday I had nothing to do with that other than they asked me to make a speech Harris made a direct appeal to Republicans or Independents who believe Trump has gone too far we're not going back it's time to turn the page and if that was a bridge too far for you well there is a place in our campaign for you experts are mostly silent about
the real winner of the debate but it's clear the race is Razor thin and yesterday Mr Trump swore he would not debate the vice president again on campus last year there were tons of interesting events amongst some the Lyn fashion show it drew lots of Praise from the bokeh community I was [Music] there welcome back another year another lfs Lynn fashion showcase it's currently the 22nd year Lyn has produced this fashion show for this year the theme is sustainability let's go check it out still Fant it it it up it [Music] up so we've been
working on this for a while a lot of behind the scenes stuff going on we've been like taping down all the wires getting all the cameras ready and everything set up we've been behind the scenes the whole time pretty much almost 10 hours a day this past week working on stuff only 1% of postc consumer textiles are recycled into new clothing and Lynn University is leading the way on that front the concept for this year was recycling used materials the designers made lots of unique and creative looks sustainability I mean let's 1% of the Garment
industry is recycled or repurposed and that's just a waste it means 99% is being wasted so it's time we all sort of wake up and if this house people become more aware of it it's well worth it it's not just me it's everyone together I can write a check but I can't do what the MC models do so I'm really looking forward to just being on that Runway showing off the amazing outfits from the designers didn't know what to expect um especially the ones that was our first time modeling for here but it was amazing
for sure and I hope like everyone like it and enjoy it thanks for coming along to watching the show with us this year I'm Alis Wallis reporting for iul news this past summer Lynn students studied abroad in Japan we are preparing a report on the big adventure and we'll have it to you soon Lyn hosts a variety of study Brad trips with one-of-a-kind opportunities for students to expand their world view the programs emphasize academic success as well as cultural integration iul reporter Kinder green documents her experience every year Lyn university offers a global selection of
study abroad opportunities these include faculty and thirdparty Le programs held throughout the school semester and summer season accounting for over 80 trips annually these unique experiences allow students to expand upon their knowledge and skill sets within culturally diverse environments in the summer of 2023 Lyn University traveled to the south of France where film students and those alike were immersed in the Cinematic scenes of the con Film Festival hi I'm jonu and I'm an international business management student at Lynn my favorite thing that I learned from this experience was actually just appreciating movies better because now
when I watch movies I'm not just watching them I actually am looking for the meaning behind it and what kind of story they're trying to tell Lyn specifies their excursions for different majors in terms of academic requirements and program activities cultivating experiences for all fields of study students are guided alongside teachers and tour guides in familiarizing themselves with foreign ground while also having their own freedom to explore hi I'm Monica gold blog Bridges and I'm a junior studying Film Production at L University the best part about the can experience was kind of having the opportunity
to be in a room with directors and C photographers and writers that have been in the industry for a long time have quote unquote made it when talking to them I didn't even realize their roles and when I did I was like oh my God you're just a person like me and it kind of made me feel like yeah I can do this I'll be able to make movies and it was really good networking and meeting people that inspired me and kind having that interaction was really I think lenon university did a great job trying
to incorporate the south of France culture with the festival itself I would 100% recommend anyone student to do a study abroad program there's not a lot of chances in life where you get to travel and experience these things and I think Lyn does a great job trying to introduce students other cultures to learn more about studying abroad with Lynn you can email IPS l.edu or connect with program coordinators in the University Center on the second floor in room 244 this was Kinder green with ipul news if you like coffee you might want to visit perer
coffee house it's the heart of ly University's Coffee Culture and it's located in the library it's where students can get their caffeine fix and experience a place where memories are brewed Delaney Smith reports located in the Eugene M and Christine e Lin Library students have the opportunity to sip Savor and soak up the relaxing and sweet smelling Ambiance of perer coffee house open Monday through Thursday I do come here a lot I'm a biology major so I'm always in the library studying for exams and stuff and this is honestly a nice peaceful spot to study
um I decided to get a latte for a little pick me up it's the end of the block so I'm trying to get in all my work done before Spring break starts perer Coffee House provides a wide selection of snacks including chips and Candy homemade grabing go meals such as sandwiches and salads and of course homemade drinks made using Starbucks Coffee espresso and tea established in 2013 this area has become a space where students can meet up with friends or have a comfortable place to study I'm here with my friend l I it's a nice
place to just like here me meet up with your friends talk it out people here do work in those little tables right there while perer coffee house is a go-to spot for a caffeine boost it's also a vibrant Hub that plays a significant role in the linnn community um what I enjoy about the atmosphere is that we have um open Windows all around and I get to enjoy the view what I think is so great about this coffee shop is um building connections through coffee and as well as creating memories with the guests I feel
like this coffee shop contributes to the LM Community um by providing a extra boost of caffeine to the students um especially during the finals weeks I'm delini Smith for iols TV news boaron residents now have a dedicated a area at Spanish River Park that spans 300 yards of beach where you can bring your dogs to room to have access to the beach dog owners pay for a permit and are allowed to bring their pets Fridays Saturdays and Sundays Delany Smith reports B of residents love it today we are in bark beach in boa Ron Florida
where beachgoers and puppy lovers find this place Paradise let's go check it out and meet some furry friends come on this is Dave he is a rescue he's assorted he's a boxer beagle AA um what else is he all sorts of stuff does a little fetching he does a little socializing visits everyone does a lot of running with the other dogs that's get his exercise before the beach opened in 2012 dog owners in the community rallied together in hopes to gain a space where their dogs could run swim and play without a leash well it
was a long fight to get this beach and it didn't open until 2012 um but there were many people that kept going to the council meetings to try to fight for a dog beach so they were just saying hey we deserve a dog beach we promise we'll pick up after our dogs opening this dog beach became a winning scenario for everyone involved as it brought more visitors to the beach and created a positive impact for the dogs oh my gosh if we didn't have the dog beach to come to they wouldn't get this kind of
exercise and swim you know I have a pool but nothing like the ocean swimming and they just have a ball the dogs all get along so well yeah he still plays he's nine and because he's he plays and I take him routinely he's still very playful at 9 years old he is sometimes in a slump with his mood and he will brighten up really really well after he goes outside especially to the beach um I live here because this beach is here if this beach was not here I'd probably sell my house we have to
keep the dog beach this it means of the world to so many people the passion for this beach is evident amongst the beachgoers that bring their dogs here thank you boa Ron for giving us such a nice space where dogs can roam free and get great exercise I'm Delany Smith for iul TV news labs for Liberty is an organization that provides service dogs for veterans with PTSD or serious physical needs recently retired Marine staff sergeant Adam Griffin received a labador named Apollo from labs for Liberty although life has not been easy for Adam Apollo gives
him support lean reports he FS that big void that I had from not having a dog on my my left side for years looking at how Apollo sits by the side of retired Marine staff sergeant Adam Griffin you think the bond between this pair has developed over years turns out they've only known each other for less than 24 hours and I'm just looking forward to what Apollo is going to bring to the table Adam served as a dog handler paired with an explosive sniffing can9 for 12 years in the Marines returning to civilian life in
2014 was a massive change for 12 years I had a dog glued to my hip um when I got out that dog went away so it was like a a Hole uh just a missing piece of the puzzle in my life several years ago through labs for Liberty Adam was paired with Dash sadly that service dog passed away in 2022 Apollo come sit good now after months of training with Haley and Michael Connell Apollo is ready to provide valuable service and support to Adam and his family I'm not good with crowds um I'm not not
the greatest with people so being being that I have the dog it kind of takes a focus off of me everybody focuses on the dog for the oconnell saying goodbye to Apollo's Bittersweet I'm I'm sad to see him go but it's you know it's so worth it I you know I do it 100 times more but they take comfort and knowing he's ready to take on the job they spent so long training him to it's already been so amazing to see the impact that he's made and how he's just already so locked in on Adam
Adam and Apollo will soon head home to Florida but no amount of distance can get in the way of the relationships made with labs for Liberty it's adding to my support network uh it's adding to my friend Network I'm L sequin for ey pulse dogs are so special and so helpful reporter Chelsea Moren looked into a main family who was heartbroken by their 5-year-old son's medical diagnosis this was their surprise when they received the generous donation this is e hi e hi hi this is bsy the new part of the family he now belongs to
a 5-year-old Easton Merl in yarm mouth as his new service dog last year Easton was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes there's no longer the death sentence it was years ago um he can live a fulfilled life but it doesn't mean it's it's easy Easton now wears technology to alert his parents when his glue post levels are tooo high or too low it was a little bit trickier when I didn't have Banky right now I I still have to sleep with East and even though with all the technology I'm still up two to three times a
night and we're doing corrective measures to keep him safe from those lows having a dog for earlier warning is just that confidence Banky comes from the organization diabetes dogs of America he was trained for 6 months on Easton smell and how to get help when Easton is not responsive Banky alerting E's parents within 5 minutes of their first time meeting each other good alerts well I have been a little high cuz they did have pancakes for breakfast this morning where East goes s will bangy including school and to bed so if the dog wakes up
smells the blood sugar we'll jump on the bed we'll wake him up we teach our dogs to actually physically jump on top of our client so you have a a 70 lb dog jumping on top of you you will wake up you will wake up and and and then the dog can actually hopefully maybe save your life a service dog like banki costs nearly $30,000 a price tag not typically covered by Insurance distant relatives had raised money to help donate Banky to Easton now the merrow family wants to pay it forward raising thousands of dollars
for the juvenile diabetes Research Foundation I'm Chelsea Moren with ey pulse sometimes good citizens are really young Emory Johnson a 7-year-old girl from Alabama started a lemonade stand for a good cause she was trying to help pay for a headstone for her mother who died unexpectedly in March with help from her community she raised nearly $110,000 leian reports thank you you're welcome 7-year-old Emory Johnson is spending her days after school like any other kid selling lemonade at a homemade stand in her neighborhood but she's not saving up for the latest closer toys she set out
to raise money from the stand for her mother's headstone Emory's mother Cari bordner passed away unexpectedly in March Emory's grandmother Jennifer says emry came up with idea all on her own you be so special if you had figured it out she's she's the kid that will if this lady over here's hurt she'll go take something to help her with or without us and when a social media post spread about her cause members of the community flocked to Emory's stand to help recently neighbors firefighters nurses and deputies stopped by for a cup at only a dollar
each but many gave a bit extra as a tip for her hard work I've just been amazed and cried happy tears when asked where she inherited her work ethic Emory said my mama Emory says she never expected her fundraiser to go this far I don't I didn't know that just by making a little lemonade we bring this many people Jennifer says monument companies have stepped forward to donate headstones for her daughter the nearly $10,000 race so far for Emory will now go into her account for future expenses she says with each cup comes a drop
of healing like she knows that mommy's okay now and she's going to be okay and everybody cares and loves her and all these people showing all this and trying to help is actually helping heal the whole family Amry says her mom would be proud yeah she said that I was doing good emry what do you think about all these firefighters coming out here it's unbelievable I'm Le guen for ey Lyn's Conservatory of Music has produced some great musicians Yan Jung just graduated he studied under Professor Roberto Rusk and is clearly on a steep career trajectory
Elanor Bruce reports well I was a kid and I uh you know walk by a piano store in the street with my mom and I saw there are a lot of pianos in the piano store and so I walked in and try those pianos and uh my mom uh asked me that uh are you interested in you know uh learning piano and I said yes because I thought it was really interesting yeah that's my first time to play [Music] piano Yan Jung is a senior this year in The Bachelor of music piano performance program in
the studio of Roberta rust I went to a professional you know music High School in China and I attended a a music festival in in China I thought it's maybe it's good to you know go to Western countries because you know the piano is a western instrument recently Jung was declared first prize winner of the artist series concerts of Sarasota competition for pianists Jing received a $22,000 cash award and will perform in Sarasota in [Music] November ly conservatories especially offer all music students uh full scholarship so that's really um you know attractive and so I
um yeah I came here to for my undergraduate music study uh in China the we have uh like thousand you know piano students in just in one school so and here is just uh you know 10 you know I think I have you know more opportunities to perform and uh uh you know show [Music] myself for me I don't practice too much uh probably 3 hours per day uh when I have uh some important things to do like competitions auditions or you know important exams I may practice uh five or 6 hours before the competitions
this competition is a you know Statewide competition in Florida and it's online competition so I don't have to you know go to uh you know another city so I just I just submit a video and uh if I win the competition so they invited me to perform at uh you know uh the club in sarasuda so yeah I think it's a great [Music] opportunity I I like to play to to um audience yeah you many people think uh getting a little bit nervous is uh uh good for uh play I think it's important to uh
just uh you know never give up and always remember your original intention and you know never forget um why you you know love or what you love I hope one day I can write my own music yeah I think my goal for the life is to you know uh keep exploring the music and uh I try to make more people to love music I really appreciate what my parents done for me uh because they you know support me all the time uh you know support me to uh pursue my dream I also really uh grateful
for you know all my teachers um four major teachers teaching me how to play piano and uh uh all of those four teachers uh have really important influence on me how on how to play play the piano technically and uh also the meaning of the music yeah I'm alen the Bruce for [Music] ey and that's our broadcast for September 3 13th 2024 if you are a Lind Student please join our team or suggest some stories you want to see covered you can reach us at iul l.edu I'm Allison Wallace and I'm Swanson Gibson Jr we
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