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Volume 18, Issue 8
January 4, 2012

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>> Lead Change

In today’s changing world, responsible public
management and evidence-based policy
making are more important than ever in

improving the quality of public life.

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Shelby Petersen

MANAGING EDITOR
Kali FLick

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR

Travis Holmes

COPY EDITOR

Jessica N. Shapiro

NEWS EDITOR
Hanna Petersen Shelby Petersen, Editor in Chief The Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School is
training students who will shape that change.
1 ] 1 We have expertise in a wide variety of areas from

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Darcie Smith The E Citor S Edict } health, innovation and social policy to resource
and environmental policy, and offer graduate
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C COME dC C One and international trade. Be a part of the change the

Laura Bevacqua

I hope that you all had a great break! I don’t know about you, but it world needs.
UNBC LIFESTYLE EDITOR ast flew by for me. Everyone here at eet the Edge ° super excited wri of For more information about our campuses or programs,
the opportunities and new experiences the new year and new semester will bring. es .
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enjoy. We have tried relentlessly in the past, but something always seems to get CORSSDETANIGN FOF RINCHG.
SPORTS EDITOR in our way! This year will be the year!

While we are not looking to fill any new positions this semester, we
will need some fresh blood for the next academic year as quite a few of our staff
are graduating and moving on to bigger and better things. If one of your New
Year’s Resolutions is to get more involved with UNBC then we would love to

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