Informative Story with Photos Outline –

1 – Goal: To portray and clarify if North Shore is a good place to live and work for International students of Thompson Rivers University .

2 – Audience: Especially people planning to come to Kamloops to live or study at Thompson Rivers University and general residents of the province of British Columbia.

3 – Core Information: Facts stating if North Shore is a problematic place for international students

4 – Detailed outline (each paragraph must have a main topic/information):

  1. Title – IS NORTH SHORE A SAFE PLACE FOR THOMPSON RIVERS UNIVERSITY STUDENTS TO LIVE & WORK ?
  2. Introduction: Explain where is North Shore and why people think of it to be sketchy.
  3. 1st paragraph: Talk about my personal experience of why students now are planning to move to North Shore
  4. 2nd paragraph: What made me think North Shore is a bit unsafe and creepy for new international students of Kamloops.
  5. 3rd paragraph: Ways to avoid such unwanted incidents regarding junkies/homeless people
  6. Conclusion: An opinion based on personal experience to share if North Shore is really very dangerous or moderately okay for students to live and work.

Where are photos going – After every paragraph to support the document stated in the story and so that readers can engage more with the post through visual representation.

Audio Interview Outline,Storyboard & Questions –

VIEWING NORTH SHORE FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF TRU STUDENTS – STORYBOARD

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Intro –

Hi everyone, it’s me Sakib and today I’m back with my new episode “Unheard Stories”, where I’ll be interviewing TRU students and get to know more about their lifestyles, specially about how living on the other side of Thompson rivers feels. If you are not familiar about what is on the other side of Thompson rivers, I’ll take a moment and give you a brief idea about it. Northshore is the area that is on the other side of Thompson rivers and most people have stereotyped it as dangerous and an unsuitable place for TRU students to live. But is it really like that? Are the myths about Northshore true? How dangerous are the junkies and homeless people of Northshore and do they attack general people and create nuisance? So many questions and unheard stories, but today we have with us Onik and Nafisa, who are both students of TRU residing and working in Northshore. 

Onik is a second-year student at TRU and has been living in Northshore for about two years. But Nafisa is a freshman, who just started her first year at TRU and she is also a resident of North shore. So, you can already understand how informative and real this podcast will get as we start asking them about it.

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Questions To Be Answered-

Q.1  Do you think North Shore is the same as it was two years ago ? ( Targeted at Onik ) // If  the answer is yes then ask him to elaborate what things are same and if it’s a no then ask him to explain the changes and if these changes are positive or negative.

Q.2  Do you agree with what Onik has said about the current situation of North Shore? ( Targeted at Nafisa ) // If  the answer is yes then ask her does she like the recent situation of North shore or the old one.

Q.3 What do you think of the student population living in North shore now compared to two years ago ? Are the myths surrounding North Shore still putting students in doubt? ( Targeted at Onik ) // If yes then explain why is the population of students of same because with every passing year more students are coming to North Shore and if no then ask why is the population increasing ?

Q.4 Recently we heard of a housing crisis in Kamloops and I want to ask how much it impacted you Nafisa ? 

( Targeted at Nafisa ) // If she says it impacted her then ask her if that is the reason she decided to choose North Shore.

Q.5 Are the junkies in North Shore a real problem when it comes to the case of students who travel by bus ? Does having a personal car reduce all these minor hassles ? ( Targeted at Onik ) // If yes then explain how to avoid such problems and if no then explain why are people afraid when they hear about North shore.

Outro-

Okay finally we are at the end of our episode and I hope you all enjoyed hearing about the real life experience from two students of Thompson Rivers University and now we are calling it a night. Until next time, stay safe , stay healthy and don’t forget to tune into the next episode of our podcast.

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