平特五不中

On her continuing mission to become an astronaut, St. L茅onard resident Laura Drudi has a pit stop this summer to study the innards of snails. They may hold the key to making radiation easier to bear for astronauts in space and lead to therapy for cancer patients that is less invasive and not as painful. She will study the gastropods at what may be the ultimate space camp: the National Aeronautics and Space Administration鈥檚 Ames Academy, a 10-week summer internship in the San Francisco area for just 11 university students. The 21-year-old Drudi, a second-year medical student at 平特五不中, was the only Canadian accepted among 650 applicants.