This trailer is for the documentary, Finding a Cure for Leukemia: A Stem Cell Story.
Coming soon to Cambridge Community Television.

- Amy Steptoe & E.W. Steptoe

And we ate well too.

Team Cambridge competed in the Locavore Banquet on Sunday September 14th. What is a locavore? One who eats food produced locally. The idea was to see which of the three Energy Smackdown teams (Arlington, Cambridge, and Medford) could put together the best meal for twenty people that resulted in the lowest carbon footprint possible.

Our Mid Eastern themed menu consisted of:

Herb roasted marinated chicken breast.

Felafel with beet raita.

Zucchini(sauteed) stacks layered with roasted red peppers and onion with a roasted red pepper puree.

Baba ganoosh with toasted pita.

Heirloom tomato and Armenian cucumber salad with basil.

Roasted acorn squash soup seasoned with curry and garnished with fried sage and fried garlic slivers using a half squash as the bowl. read more...

This space will be devoted to looking at the way citizens of Cambridge are responding to emerging climate issues.

In its December 2007 newsletter issue, the Optical Society of America's Minorities & Women (MWOSA) program features a Videos and Reports of Interest section. Minority Women in Science and Cambridge Community Television are both listed in this section. Download the attachment to read the newsletter.

Peggy Kolm of Women in Science Blog posted about the video Minority Women In Science which was produced and screened at CCTV last year as part of the Cambridge Science Festival.