September 21, 1999 ENTERTAINMENT Over The Edge Page 11 06 = |And Now For Something Different... months in India? in Uruguay?} What do you get when you in Russia? Or somewhere else] cross six young people, in . ri And threel classical instruments and months in another region o a rhythm guaranteed to Canada? The Canada World Youth Exchange Program is a get even the most reluc- Scruj great opportunity to Jeamjtant feet tapping? about the world and yourself.| MacDuhk. No, we're not jok- Canada World Jeunesse Canada Youth Monde played their personalities along with their talents. Ruth Moody’s lilting voice along with her rhythmic playing of the bohdran sent shivers through all in attendance while the exuberant banjo band discussing their inter- ests and how they began. While we were talking with then we had to ask how they arrived at their unusual name. Apparently they were sitting around one evening tossing to teach him to play at 16. Jeremy P. started on the path to a life of crime at the tender age of 4 by stealing his broth- er’s violin. He would lock him- self in the bathroom and try to play. At the end of the night Apply now for our 2000-2001 Youth Exchange. Applicants must be: 17-21, healthy, willing to work hard and eager for a cross-cultural experience. Info: Canada World Youth (604) 732-5113 in Vancouver, toll free 1-800-889-6069, http://ewy-jcm.org or email: be@cwy-jcm.org. Bumper Snickers * Jesus is coming, everyone look busy. * My kid had sex with your honor student. * Jesus loves you... everyone else thinks you're an asshole. * Reality is a crutch for people who can’t han- dle drugs. * Keep honking, | reloading. * Lord save me from your followers. * Ask me_ about microwaving cats for fun and profit. * Friends help you move. 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As the show opened it was soon apparent that their music spanned many ages as well as musical styles. With their first song they energized an approving audience and gave them a thirst for more. The band soon proved that they were as adept with haunting melodies as they were with raucous reels. Over the course of the evening each member of the band dis- styling of Leonard Podolak kept a smile on our faces. As > ; ‘ Scruj MacDuhk after their Tuesday night concert. the evening progressed we were treated to the incredibly energetic fiddle music of Jeremy Penner, as well as the rich smooth bass infused into the tunes by Oliver Swain. Every song played that night was accompanied with a most wicked beat laid out by Christian Dugas along with the sweet plucking of Jeremy Walsh on his guitar as he belted out a truly moving melody. After the concert we got to hang out and chat with the out band names (one of which was the Sparkling Jeezlers), and some one threw out “Duck”. After a bit of playing with the words the |} band came forth Was Scruj MacDuhk. Yes it is fake Gaelic. They also told us that they loved B.C a) and found that the mais people here were quite friendly and caring. Though the snowfall was a shock for them as they had just come back from the warm water and balmy beaches of Florida. The individual mem- bers got their start at very early ages. Ruth studied clas- sical music from her early teens and began her interests in Celtic Music at 19. Jeremy W. always wanted to be a rock and roll star and purchased his first electric guitar at the age of 14. After seeing a famous three fingered banjo player Leonard got his father Three Lines Free To the one only crayon, yeah you 70’s boy. Watch out for the fying fists that come on Sundays during burger-time. Short and Spinny To the chem crew, hey nothing like a wee warm up after a naoty night lab, natecho’s anyone? Say cheese anyone? Short and Spinny Responding to Ms. Larson’s bookmark bellyache. 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