Print Edition: May 8, 2013 It doesn’t take much to attract a roomful of stressed-out students – just some bubble wrap, freshly baked cookies and four-legged friends. Students lined up in the hall outside B121 on April 17, waiting for the SUS puppy room to open. They were met by the wagging tails of volunteer therapy dogs, plates of cookies and a table for colouring – all intended to help students relax and relieve the stress of final exams. The St. John Ambulance Therapy Dog program provides certified dogs on a volunteer basis to the sick and the elderly. In this case, the dogs comforted stressed-out students.