ditor’s Message

Bah Humbug. By the time you’re
reading this, UNBC will have churned
out yet another crop of young children
swayed by the compelling arguments
of the ‘No’ side in the ‘Does Santa
Exist’ debate on November 30th. For a
play-by-play breakdown of how these
kids learned the the true meaning of
hristmas, turn to the News section. In keeping with our Christmas-ori-
ented theme this issue, Features and Opinions Editor extrodinaire Andrew
IKurjata has compiled for you a wonderful comprendium of ethical gift ideas
for those lost-at-the-shopping mecca types. Also, the day this issue hits the
street (December Sth) is the day Over the Edge is holding our first ever
‘Over the Edge Presents” concert at Artspace at 8pm. A stellar lineup in-
luding Jeremy Stewart and the Rest, The Arbitrarys, and The Concerns of

Volume 14, Issue 6
December 5, 2007-January 9 2008

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Cody Willett

MANAGING EDITOR
Alazar Shaam Semere

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR
Haakon Sullivan

NEWS EDITOR
Michelle Martins

ARTS EDITOR
Tabatha Lundholm

PHOTO EDITOR
Mitchell Grant

COPY EDITOR
Rebecca Carmichael

Over the

DISTRIBUTION MANAGER
Haakon Sullivan

free jazz number. ‘

every penny by doing a crazy-ni
that’s what I said!

Alas, this is our last issue before the holiday break. You might be asking
yourself what you’ll read to keep your mind from dulling over the break.
I got nothin’, sorry. I’m sure exams will have you reading until your eye:
bleed anyways. Don’t cry now; we’ll make it up to you. In January, OT
will publish three whole issues. Our January 30th issue (January 23rd is the
deadline) will be a CREATIVE WRITING FEATURE ISSUE. WoOOcT!
So if you find yourself with a little time over the break and are feelin’ a little
creative, pen yourself a story, poem, song, haiku, comic and we’ll make yo
famous. Maybe penning isn’t your thing. If thats the case, photos and art, no
matter how experimental will make it in too. Talent is somewhat optional.

Editors at Over the Edge wish everyone a safe journey to their holida
destinations and a bevy of mirthful memories from happy times shared wi
family, friends and strangers alike. Try not to get alcohol poisoning on Ne
Year’s Eve and pass out at 10:30pm like I did last year. See you in 2008!

Cady Wiklete
Editor in Chief

Meaningful

How can you make Gift Giving more meaningful this Christmas? By in
luding a Non-Profit organization on your shopping list. More than 20 char

itable agencies will be represented at the Gift of Giving event on Wed, Dec
Sth. This public event will take place in the Keith Gordon Room at the Public
Libraray from 5 to 7 pm. Bring your family and friends to see how you
help your community help those in need. Put a smile on someone’s face. Re

ADVERTISING MANAGER
Tabatha Lundholm

Edge Annual

FEATURES AND OPINIONS EDITOR
Andrew Kurjata

General

Meeting!!!

SPORTS AND CLUBS EDITOR
TECHNICALADVISOR
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January 30th at 2:30
PM

Location tobe _

Help the
Canadian Cancer
Society

The Canadian Cancer Society invites you to give a gift with a difference.
Send a Tribute Card to someone special!
When you make a gift of $20 to the Canadian Cancer Society in honour of

ge!) and a tax receipt for your donation.

@ Visit our Tribute Giving kiosk in Pine Centre Mall right outside Coles
oe Books, Volunteers will be on location until December 7th.

= You and the Canadian Cancer Society — together we are making progress
in the fight against cancer!

Further Information:

Dennis Nore

Revenue Development Coordinator

Canadian Cancer Society — North Region

564-0885 or 612-1589

Cover Image by
Mitch Grant, Photo
Editor

family, friends or co-workers, we’ll supply you with a card (including post-

reshments, prizes and face painting for kids.

Free admission.

Sponsored by Volunteer Prince George and the Public Library.
Contact: 564-0224.

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-PHoro Courresy or Mrrcu Grant