This week, we take a look at the Fall Stroll for Epilepsy as well as the Veteran's Parade in uptown Charlotte, Student Art Gallery, and Coffee House Night. Be sure to check out the latest going on around UNC Charlotte's campus at http://www.nineronline.com!
Topics: North Carolina, Charlotte, NinerOnline, student run tv, Educational Access TV, Community Media,...

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Topic: journals

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Remember those Chocolate Milk commercials from the mid-90's? Here is our take....
Topics: Funny or Die Video Archive, Got Milk, Got Milk?, battlemyass, chocolate milk, com, epilepsy,...

William Shatner and Brent Spiner are among the stars supporting END EPILEPSY Live! this weekend, Star Trek Online players raise nearly $75,000 to support breast cancer awareness, and Mary Chieffo, teaches you how to speak a little Klingon.
Topics: Podcast, cbs, daily, discovery, fiction, galaxy, lowerdecks, news, orville, paramount, picard,...

Having fun, winning prizes, and helping support a cause. The Charlotte - Meckenburg area teamed up with family, friends, fellow students and co-workers to join this short walk that helped so many! Music and Games by Radio Disney. 49er Athletes and Norm the Niner gave their time to this community event. The fundraising helped to provide services to those with epilepsy and their families. Online donations can be made at www.epilepsync.org.
Topics: North Carolina, Charlotte, NinerOnline, student run tv, Educational Access TV, Community Media,...

The Coral Gables Museum and Epilepsy Foundation of Florida partnered up to create a night of awareness and to remove the stigma surrounding epilepsy.
Topics: Florida, Coral Gables, Coral Gables TV, Government Access TV, Community Media, PEG, Youtube,...

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Topic: Epilepsy