Edited sentence: Complaints about the BioSafety Level 3 research lab in the newly constructed DNA Complex were made, saying Trent was exposing students to infectious diseases like Tuberculosis.Discussion on the new "MNR Spectrometer" purchased by the chemistry department for $120, 000.In the April 2007 issue of Arthur, an article called Bad vibes from airTrent  made reference to "microwave radio frequencies" coming from Trent University's wireless internet service.MNR spectrometer is obviously an attempt to refer to an NMR Spectrometer) (as MNR is the acronym for the Ministry of Natural Resources, not a spectroscopic technique).Microwave radiation is in no way related to radio frequencies, nor does it originate from wireless hot spots.Other mishaps include:.The 'Arthur has a long history of publishing articles "complaining" about science, often misquoting, misusing and misunderstanding fundamental facts about science.The actual price was $1, 200, 000.The price of the NMR Spectrometer being pointed out is also cited incorrectly.Thus, the concerns for exposing the student body to potentially deadly diseases was unfounded and taken completely out of context.While true that BSL-3 labs are equipped to work with such infectious viruses and diseases, BioSafety is a measure of the level of "danger" the lab is equipped to handle and contain safely and effectively