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A reminder to all of the teams and their members to
always check the intramurals board. Updated
information will be posted daily, as well as the team
schedules.

SUGGESTIONS

If you have any comments or suggestions, feel free to
come to the PIT and talk to anyone there or leave a note in
the suggestions box. We are always looking for ways to
improve our programs and services.

VOLUNTEERS

Anyone looking for volunteer hours or would like to get
involved with the fitness centre, should come to the PIT
and sign up. We are actively looking for dedicated people
to help us out with the intramural special events.
Depending on the number of hours you work, you may be
eligible for free equipment for a 1 month period or for the
whole semester. The equipment rentals include racquets,
balls, eye protectors and ski packages. It is a great
opportunity to build up your resume and then, get out on
the courts and play.

FITNESS CENTRE - NEW CLOTHES -
NEW MASCOT DESIGN

The retail clothing should be in soon, and they will be
sporting the new mascot logo. Come up to the PIT and
check it out. We will have shirts, hats, and shorts.

UPCOMING EVENTS

March 8 - Look for the upcoming UNBC student/staff
only squash tournament to be held on March 8.

March 10 - There will be open gym at CNC where we
hope to play some badminton. Anyone interested should
come up to the PIT and talk to Loralyn. We have the gym
from 12-5pm.

March 17 - St. Paddy’s Day Challenge to be held at the
Fitness Centre. Sign your team up at the PIT ASAP.

overtheedge 6 March, ane rs Fi se

UNBC President

eich. Dr Charles Jago

will be holding a “Town Hall” Meeting
on the University Budget

Tuesday, March 19, 1996
3:00PM "
_Canfor Theatre

All students welcome to come along with
their questions (e.g. tuition & other fees)

Complete Master’s Program

The light is at the end of the tunnel. University of Northern British Columbia
Education student Seth Raymond will be the first UNBC graduate to defend his
master’s thesis. His oral exam is scheduled for the afternoon of Saturday, March 9th.

His research project report evaluates a unique educational upgrading pilot project
for unemployment insurance recipients.

Seth began his Masters of Education degree program before UNBC opened for full
operations. He was registered in the Williams Lake regional pilot project that began
in July 1994, and as a result of his degree program at UNBC, he obtained full-time
employment as a School Counsellor at DP Todd Secondary School in Prince George.