shift being nine to nine-and-a-half hours long with breaks. Matthew said the employees were as young as 13 and the weekend shifts were 12 hours long. REWARDING STUDENTS? A Sept. 8 posting on the YESS WFM website claims the organization gave out its first Edmonton scholarships, to two students at Grant MacEwan University and one at Norquest College, going by the names Boulty, Nicole and Carly - worth a total of $4,000. Specific amounts for each scholarship, as well as the students' last names, were not given. When asked to provide the last names of the recipients, Steele only offered first initials. "When they sign our scholarships app, we don't give away their full name," Steele said. "And that was maybe part of the problem in taking so long, almost a year to give away our first scholarships, was that people didn't want their full name out there." Steele said these were the first scholarships given out in Alberta, and he plans to give out an additional $2,000 this year, from his scholarship fund that totaled $6,150.75 as of Sept. 10. YESS WFM does not appear on Grant MacEwan's online listing of organizations providing student scholarships, though a school spokesperson could not confirm or deny any information about specific students under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. A spokesperson from Norquest also could not confirm one way or the other, but YESS WFM does appear on a list of scholarship opportunities on NAIT's website. Matthew says he