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November 30, 2011 - Over the Edge

Volume 18, Issue 7
November 30 201 |

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Shelby Petersen

MANAGING EDITOR
Kali FLick

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR

Travis Holmes

COPY EDITOR

Jessica N. Shapiro

NEWS EDITOR

Hanna Petersen

ARTS EDITOR
Darcie Smith

FEATURES EDITOR

Laura Bevacqua

UNBC LIFESTYLE EDITOR

Jarrod Weisner

SPORTS EDITOR

Puneet Hayer

PHOTO EDITOR
John Hall

CONTRIBUTORS
Paul Strickland

The deadline for the next
issue is December 26

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independent publishing media
of students at the University of
Northern British Columbia.

As such, it is our mandate to
report on issues of interest to
students in the Northern Region.
We encourage all students, both
on the main and regional campuses
to submit to Over the Edge.

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Shelby Petersen, Editor in Chief

The Editor’s Edict,
Home for the Holidays

Welcome to the last issue of the semester! I don’t know about you, but I am

eagerly awaiting the arrival of winter break. While I do not have any special
plans lined up, I do plan to catch up on some sleep! This issue is jam packed
with holiday joy for all to enjoy — and we hope that you do!

As all university students strive to do, this semester I am graduating (final-
ly!). And as such, Over the Edge is looking for a new budding journalist to
step into my shoes (size 7). Since we have yet to find this person, I will be
continuing my editorial duties into the next semester. The ideal situation is that
an eager individual would apply to Over The Edge (send resume, cover letter
and sample of writing to over-the-edge@unbc.ca) and be hired before the next
semester is over so we can work together to ensure the smoothest transition
possible. So, if you are interested in working for Over the Edge and you would
like to add an awesome job to your resume, please do apply! The perks include
working with a great group of people, $200 a month, and invaluable experience
for future employers and schools.

I hope you all have a happy and safe holiday season. Over the Edge will be
back with another issue on the first day of school!

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