Martin Alperen, Yolan Brow, Robert Dysart, Richard Evangelista, Jeffrey Gilman, William Glore, Adam Hoover, James Kitson, Robert Nichols, Howard O'Bryan, Diana Perna, David Stich and Earnesta Taylor. It is enough to make you sick the lineup of entertainment planned for the annual Carnival show at the Roy Schneider Hospital. Louis Ible Junior, John McCleverty and the Traditional Moko Jumbie, Stunts and Twirlers Majorettes, Las Tres Amigas, Mungo Niles quadrille Dancers and the newly crowned Queen, Prince and Princess. The hospital show and mini parade is a presentation for patients, hospital workers and seniors from the Sea View Nursing home who might otherwise not have a chance to enjoy the fun and the splendor of Carnival. Biomedical Research Two students at the University of the Virgin Islands will be taking a closer look at the life of coral reefs.
Scientists say reefs around the world are threatened by coral bleaching.
Students Ralph Alcendor and Marie LaPlace will study the phenomena of global warming and coral bleaching as part of the school's Biomedical research program. The campaign against youth violence takes another step this afternoon at District Court. U.S. Attorney James Hurd and Assistant Attorney Azekah Jennings say they will meet with volunteers who have now singed on to committees to address different aspects of violence prevention and juvenile justice. Random Acts Social workers in the Virgin Islands are inviting the public to celebrate social workers month by performing random acts of kindness. They say use your creativity in thinking up ways to make life better for someone else.