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November Zist 2012 - Over the Edge

November 21
Yogattabekiddin’
A weekly yoga class instructed
by Alice Muirhead with all food
donations going to the NUGSS/GSS
Food Bank.
Cost: $2 and a non-perishable food
item
4:30 - 6:00 pm @ the Gathering
Place

Games Night

Come join NASA in our board game
night.

4:00 — 9:00 pm @ the Wintergarden

November 22
Northern Medical Program
Information Session
Do you have questions about
preparing to apply to Medical
School? If so, then attend this NMP
Information Session.
12:00 — 1:00 pm @ Room: 9-280

November 23
Global Fridays: Dr. Elizabeth
Cooper
Charity and Chance: the Manufacture
of Uncertainty through Child
Sponsorship in Kenya
12:00 — 1:30 pm @ Room: 10-450

Lecture: Dr Philippe Pasquier
Computational Creativity.
Computational creativity is anew
and expanding field that attempts
to simulate human creativity, and to
discover creative processes that are
beyond human capability.

1:00 pm @ Room: 10-4588

Lecture: Dr. Olav Lian

Optical Dating: historical
background, basic principles,

and its application to research in
geomorphology, Quaternary geology,
and archaeology

3:30 pm @ Room: 7-152

November 26
Psych. Graduate Colloquium
Series: Cherisse Seaton
Dissertation defence: The role of
positive emotions and ego-resilience
in personal strivings.
11:30 am - 12:20 pm @ Room 10-
4044

November 28
Yogattabekiddin’
A weekly yoga class instructed
by Alice Muirhead with all food
donations going to the NUGSS/GSS
Food Bank.
Cost: $2 and a non-perishable food
item
4:30 - 6:00 pm @ the Gathering
Place

November 30
Global Fridays: Dr. Liza
Sudstrom
Charity and Chance: Blue Buckets,
White Ribbons and PussyRiot:
Opposition Protests and Democratic

Prospects in Russia
12:00 — 1:30 pm @ Room: 10-450

Lecture: Dr. Ahmed Hussein
Dual Fluid Reactor: A novel design
that will revolutionize nuclear power.
10:30 am — 12:00 pm @ Room:
7-158

Annual Great Santa Claus
Debate

The ever-pressing question of "does
Santa exist?" gets a thorough and
hilarious academic examination.
7-8:30pm @ the Canfor theatre

December 1
Exam Jam
Come out and take advantage of
instructor and peer-led tutorials,
FREE food for participants, and
fun and stress-reducing activities.
Wellness Centre staff and peer
counsellors will be on site. Visit
the Academic Success Centre for a
complete schedule of tutorials and
activities for the day.
9:00 am - 2:30 pm @ UNBC Main
Hallway and Winter Garden

December 5
Yogattabekiddin’
A weekly yoga class instructed
by Alice Muirhead with all food
donations going to the NUGSS/GSS
Food Bank.
Cost: $2 and a non-perishable food
item
4:30 - 6:00 pm @ the Gathering
Place

November 21
Movie Showing: Switch
Discover the future of energy with
the movie that's changing the global
energy conversation.
7-9pm @ the Canfor Theatre

November 22
Madison Violet in Concert
JUNO nominated duo Madison
Violet's folksy and lyrical
compositions are something you
don't want to miss!
Tickets: $37.50 at Studio 2880 (2833
Recreation Pl.)
7-8pm @ the PG Playhouse

Peace Sanctuary Sculpture

Stop by the Two River Gallery to see
their latest installment of sculptures
created by Victoria-based artists.
Free admission every Thursday,
otherwise $6 for students and $7.50
for adults

Novermber 23
NASA Sponsored Social
The Northern Anthropology Student
Association is putting on a pizza
and beer social! Come out and help
them to raise money to send some
anthropology students to Victoria.
7pm-2am @ 1459 Manson Cres.

November 24
Festival of Trees at the Civic Centre
Kicking off on the 24th with a Dance
from 7:30pm-1:00am the Festival
of Trees runs until December 2nd.
For more information on hours and
activities visit spiritofthenorth.ca
Admission: $3 for students, $5 for
adults and $10 for a family

Recycle Toy Drive

REAPS is collecting quality used
toys for local children and accepting
donations to the SPCA. For more
info email events@reaps.org.

10-2 pm @ REAPS (1950 Gorse St.)

Craft and Collectables Market
Annual craft fair with proceeds
going to the Elder Citizens
Recreation Centre.

10-4pm @ ELder Citizens
Recreation Centre (1692 10th Ave.)

Craft Fair and Social

Shop for quality local crafts
including fused glass, wood working,
artwork and women's clothing.
10-4pm @ ArtSpace (above Books &
Co.)

The Queen of Versailles

Cinema CNC presents the
documentary that follows billionaire
David Siegel and his wife Jackie as
they plan the construction of their
dream mansion.

Tickets: season passes $24, single
ticket $8

7-11pm @ CNC (Room 1-306)

Drum & Bell Tower and the
Townies

Tickets: $12 for students, $15 adults
9-11pm @ Nancy O's

November 24 & 25
Craft Fair
Over 250 tables to choose from at
Kelly Road Secondary.
10-5pm @ KRSS (open till 4pm on
Sunday)

November 28
Civic Centre Plaza Light Up
With live music, ice skating,
storytime and hay rides around the
Plaza this is a festive evening that
you won't want to miss out on. Visit
princegeorgeciviccentre.ca for more
information
5-9pm @ the Civic Centre Plaza

Northern Lights Festival
Connaught Hill is lit up for the
holiday season from 5 until 10pm
until January 1st.

November 30

Embrace Diversity Gala Dinner
Celebrate BC's Multiculturalism
week with laughs by Improv Ad
Nauseum and music by Sound
Addiction.

Tickets: $35 from Immigrant and
Multicultural Services Society (1270
2nd Ave.)

6pm-12am @ the Ramada

Improv Comedy and Dessert
Comedy, live music and dessert...
what more can you ask for?
8-10pm @ the Westwood Church
(2658 Ospika Blvd.)

December 1
Pioneer Christmas
Make traditional Christmas crafts
and candy and partake in old
fashioned holiday activities... Word
is that a special guest will also be
making an appearance.
Admission: suggested donations of
$5 for adult, $3 for kids & seniors,
or $10 for a family
10-3pm @ Huble Homestead (40km
north of PG, off of Hwy 97)

Artisan Fair
10-4pm @ ArtSpace

How the Grinch Stole
Christmas

Nove Voce presents the choral story
telling of this Christmas classic.
Admission: $5

Showing times: 10am, 11am, 1pm,
2pm & 3pm @ the Civic Centre

Boy

Cinema CNC presents the movie
"Boy" which follows the dream of a
boy to one day see his idol, Michael
Jackson, in concert.

Tickets: Refer to "Queen of
Versailles" on the 24th

7pm & 11pm @ CNC (Room 1-306)

BC Boys Choir

The Prince George Symphony
Orchestra presents the BC

Boys Choir who have received
international acclaim.

Tickets: under 25 $12, adults $25
and seniors $22

7:30-9:30 pm @ the First Baptist
Church (483 Gillette St.)

Smalltown DJ's and Grandtheft
Sure to be a crowd-pumping
combination, Smalltown DJ's and
Grandtheft are known for getting
people dancing across the nation.
Tickets: $20 (available at Ruins and
Homework)

9pm @ Heartbreakers

December 4
Lauren Mann & the Fairly Odd Folk
Anticipate indie folk-pop melodies
and an authentic and energetic
performance.
Tickets: $10 (at Books & Co.)
8pm @ ArtSpace