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by: Andrea Larson

This past weekend students
from residence got out and
had a little fun at the first ever
Outlast event. This event
was sponsored by Res
Council and lasted from 10
am to 6 pm on Saturday
March 27th. The students
involved were divided into
teams based on which resi-
dence they were a part of.
Res Council attempted to get
students participating and
having a little fun before the
end of semester rush, and
succeeded admirably. From
the free burgers to the wacky
game, students were having

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OF KoDomo BATH
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‘and throwing eggs from the second floor, stu-
dents had a good time at the first ever “Outlast” :

Where Has Your NUGSS

Money Gone?

-Res Members “Outlast”
the Rest by Having Fun

fun everywhere.

Some of the events featured
involved the prowess of the
individual. One game was
similar to pinata except that
instead of whacking a pinata
with a stick the participants
were attempting to whack at
each other with pool noodles.
Other events were more
team work and problem solv-
ing oriented, such as the egg
drop. In this event the stu-
dents were given certain sup-
plies they were allowed to
use and a time limit to create
an egg carrying device that
would save it from death
when connecting with the
Pavement from a floor up.

We don’t know! (and they don’t either)

by: Andrea Larson

In the last meeting of the
Northern Undergraduate
Student Society (NUGSS)
several interesting topics
were brought up, including
election results, resignations,
Student venture grants and
missing money.

Sometime between the time
of late last week (when the
cash register till tape ran out)
and Sunday afternoon, more
than $250 went missing from
the NUGSS office. The loss
was discovered by Emil
Tarka during the time that he
was working in the office over
the weekend. All the bills,
twoonies and loonies had
been removed from the till
between these times, and

Emil filed a report with the
Security desk. The police
have not been brought into
this matter, as too many peo-
ple had free access to the
cash register and the oppor-
tunity to take the money. in
fact, fifteen different people
had access to the cash regis-
ter in the NUGSS office dur-
ing the time that the money
was presumed to have gone
missing. Finance and opera-
tion director Shane
Schepens has taken full
responsibility for the loss as
this incident is covered by his
position within NUGSS.
Schepens has made a full
apology for the theft and
measures have been taken in
order to ensure that it cannot
happen again.