14 over THE EDGE-Monday October 17, 1994

INTERNATIONAL REGIONS CONFERENCE

By Kellaine McKendrick

To anyone interested
in multicultural, feminist and

Joy Kogawa has
written on such topics as

Re-constructed Landscapes,

Other Spaces, B. C. as a

Six days a week, the
Football Club practises on the
fields of D. P. Todd
Secondary School. Their first
real test was Thanksgiving
weekend in a tournament at
Ron Brent School.

Constructed from forty
players, the club is making a
bid to become the first athletic
team at UNBC. Letters have
been sent out to the NCAA
(National Collegiate Athletic
Association) and the CIAU
(Canadian Inter-university
Athletic Union) to see which
Jeague will eventually accept

VARSITY FOOTBALL: ONE DAY!!!

By Fouad Shalaby (president of the Football Club)

raise money for equipment and
travel costs. The club is open
to anyone. Member-ship fees
are $12.50 and this money
goes to setting up the basis for
the future of the club. Anyone
wishing to join the team can
meet on weekdays at D. P.
Todd. Practise times are from
5:30 to 7:30 pm. Fans who
wish to watch scrimmages can
come out Saturday afiernoons
at 1:30 pm.

With a lot of community
support I believe this goal will
become realistic within a year.
We have to look at the number

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coming out to daily practices,

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"club" is now on a mission to

FREE BEER

Now that we've got your attention-we wanted to let
you know that the Environmental Group is up and running at
UNBC. OK, so there is no free beer at our meetings-but there
are a bunch of friendly dedicated people already involved in a
number of environmental issues.

The Environmental Group is interested specifically
in the UNBC campus itself as well as Northern BC issues.
Would you like to see a recycling program for paper
implemented on campus? How about organization of
carpooling to and from campus? What sorts of environmental
issues are taking place right now in Northern BC that could
have an effect on you?

These are questions the Environmental Group is
working on answeving-as well as a number of other ideas and
issues. Mectings take place every Thursday at 5:30 pm in
Room 5-172 and new faces are always welcome.

Come out to the meetings and see what you can do to
make UNBC an even more environmentally-aware campus!
Be informed... get involved!

The Gathering
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WELCOMES UNBC STUDENTS
Along with all of our other hobbies. crafts. puzzles
and games we stock "Wizards of the Comets

MAGIC THE GATHERING
Each "Magic" purchase entitles you to one
entry into our draw for a full box (60 pkgs)
of the new Booster Pack "Fallen Empires"
The draw will take place upon the product's

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681 Central Street, Prince George,

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