ntering her second year with Over the Edge as

Production Coordinator, Isabelle makes the paper
as beautiful as she can manage. She’s currently
completing a degree in English at UNBC, and hopes to
teach English in Japan next year. When she’s not in
the office, you can probably find her at Degrees.

ames is currently pursuing his BEd at UNBC, and
holds a BA with a joint major in Poli-Sci and History.
His main interests include Canadian History and
Political Institutions. He’s excited to contribute to
Over the Edge since this student-oriented newspaper
deals with issues specific to students in the north,
who quite often suffer from a lack of proper

representation in Canada. The extra money also helps
to fund his chronic bubble wrap addiction.

s a Poli-Sci/International Studies joint major in her

final year of study, Kelley is incredibly passionate
about the community. Her second year involved in
Over the Edge, she is extremely excited to venture out
of the office this year to make sure everyone gets a
chance to engage in the amazing campus community
that UNBC has to offer. She will likely be seen buzzing

around from event to event like the busy little bee she
can be.

ani is a graduate student in Computer Science,
focusing on programing. His general policy is
procrastination, and his special goal planned for
next year is registering a “procrastination club” for
those who are interested in postponement in any
circumstances. Mani is excited about Over the Edge,
and is looking forward to a happy and productive

school year. He believes that we will make a
substantial contribution to UNBC.

rant is a joint major in Poli-Sci and General
Business. Before joining OTE, he was involved in
numerous on-campus activities, such as the Commerce
Student Society, and the Society of Business

Program Students at the CNC. He was also a student
representative of the Colleges Board of Governors.
Grant looks forward to working with the Over the

Edge team to help bring news and student events to
everyone here at UNBC.

olin is a third-year English and History student
who is not from Prince George originally, although
he has lived here most of his life. He’s a big fan of
comic books and all things Science Fiction and
Fantasy. He was interested in contributing to Over the

Edge because he loves writing and wanted an excuse
to do it on a regular basis.

aryna is a first year Science student at UNBC. She
was born and raised in Ukraine, and could barely
speak any English when her family immigrated to
Canada seven years ago. Maryna wrote for her high
school’s newspaper, and is now very excited to gain
more experience writing for Over the Edge. Maryna
loves hiking, camping, reading, and photography. If
you see her around campus snapping photos, smile,
because you might end up on the OTE pages!

B rady “Smoke” Stark, currently in his second year
of the UNBC education program, has been a huge

sports fan ever since his father sat with him to watch
the Canucks 94 Stanley Cup Final run. Unfortunately
for Smoke, he was a Calgary Flames fan at the time

and was sorely disappointed. He is currently the host

of “The Smoke Show” on CFUR 88.7, which is enjoying
its third season of sports talk radio.

ndrew Paul Kenway is a pretty cool guy. He's
heavily involved in literary works, film, and fun. His
primary goals writing for Over the Edge include tackling
social issues that are far too big for him to personally
have any effect on, and making money. Known for his

unreasonably great advice on nearly everything, he is
an invaluable addition to the team.

his is Nahid’s second year with Over the Edge. She

is currently completing her master’s degree in
Computer Science, and is at UNBC as an international
student from Iran. She enjoys reading books and

watching movies, which is reflected in her writing for
Over the Edge.