September 21, 1999

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Ronald Sebastian works on the new senate doors in the Doug Little
Lounge just before Sept 7. He is a world renouned artisis specializing in
Northwest Coast Native arts and crafts espcially gold and silver jewel-
ery. photo by Aaron Mahoney

UNBC Sports and Clubs

Welcome to another
year of fun and excite-
ment at UNBC, every-
body! As your sports &
clubs rep for NUGSS,
I'd like to discuss briefly
the wonderful opportu-
nities that awaits you.
With more htan 40
existing clubs(and you
can always start your
own!) UNBC athletics
and clubs scene has
something to offer for
everybody. If you're a
serious athlete there
are five varsity sports
you may consider get-
ting involved in: basket-
ball (M/F), cross-coun-
try ski(M/F), soccer(M),
rugby (M), and ice hock-
ey (M). There's also a
women's rugby team

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which is steadily gaining
popularity (and some
would attest, beer
kegs). The basketball
program is entering its
most anticipated phase,
as its teams became
the official members of

the BCCAA (BC
Collegiate Athletics
Association).

There are many gen-
eral and special interest
clubs, including every-
body's favourite
Outdoors Club, well-
organized Natural
Resources Society, and
also Business
Undergraduate Student
Society, which is slowly
but surely gaining
momentum. If you love

to exercise by don't
want to be too competi-
tive, Ultimate Frisbee
and Medieval Fighting
(as scary as it may
sound, it's not) are
available for you leisure.
Obviously it is impossi-
ble to discuss each and
every single club here,
but the complete club
list is available at
NUGGS office at room
#7-234 by the
Wintergarden. Hope to
see you all out there
and having tons of fun
(yes, that means get out
of the library once ina
while).

Mike Lau
NUGGS

Aries (March 21-April 19)
You have been struck by the ambi-
tion of the beginning of the year.
Your notes are all highlighted and
alphabetically ordered. Slow down
and pace yourself before you burn
out, or else stock up on your supply
of caffeine pills.

Taurus (April 20-May 20)

Your sign today is mostly in the

area of finance. Be wary of buying
books before your student loan info
has been processed. Who needs
to read anyway?

Gemini (May 21-June 20)
Today is a good day for you to pur-
sue a personal goal. It’s time to

approach that cutie on the bus
you've been eyeing for the past two

weeks.

Cancer (June 21-July22)
Since you’ve finally settled in and
school is going OK you decide to
do a little house cleaning to find out
what the musty smell in the base-
ment is and discover that the last
renters didn’t take everything with
them. That pile of old laundry is
starting to rot and you must make a
decision. Leave the pile to its own
devices, or risk your life and get it
out before it becomes sentient.
Leo (July 23-Aug 22)

Your sign shows a lot of amibition
today so gear up to do some good
work. This ambition may wane by
about midday though so | suggest
you get up at five to maximise pro-
ductive time, or just sleep in till
noon, because, hey, you don’t need
to do work anyway, your student
loan has come in.

Virgo (Aug 23-Sept 22)

You could have automotive problems
today. That persistant knocking sound
you have been hearing isn’t going
away, even when the car is off.
Libra (Sept 23-Oct 22)

Today will leave you feeling absent-
minded, so don’t bother filling out your
planner, becuse you'll probably lose it
anyway.

Scorpio (Oct 23-Nov 21)

Your investment in textbooks is paying
off. You're already finding them very
useful... for holding doors and squash-
ing bugs.

Sagittarius (Nov 22-Dec 21)
Avoid any extra caffiene today, the
stimulant may drive you to do some-
thing you may regret, like kicking that
peppy person in your 8:30 class. (Well
maybe you won't regret it, but you get
the idea)

Capricon (Dec 22-Jan 19)
Even though the voices in your head
have good ideas sometimes, today is
a bad day to listen to what they're say-
ing.

Aquarius (Jan 20-Feb 18)
What do you think you’re doing?
Reading the newspaper instead of
doing homework? Hit the books you
slacker. Oh. Wait. We need all the
readers we can get. Keep reading.
Read as long as you want.

Pisces (Feb 19-Mar 20)

The computer you bought for school,
seemed fine when you bought it, but
now that you have done you assign-
ments you realize that your-computer
is so old you are definitely going to
have a problem finding a printer that
will chisel your work into stone
tablets.

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