December 7, 1998 CLASSIFIEDS Over The Edge Page 11

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Over the Edge Staff at work

Acting, some what delinquent, Editor in Chief Paul Berard edits this issue of Over the Edge whileTeyrn

De Smet and Kristina Redion turn a critical eye to this issues Kornered on Kampus photos.

Photos by Jay Brunn

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