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made an appearance show-
ing his support for the
school’s teams. The physical
game of UCFV was a major
factor for the T-Wolves to con-
tend with. Yet, throughout the
game communication and
teamwork is what kept the T-
Wolves in it. Half way through
the first half, UCFV had a 14
point lead, at the end of the
first half the score was 39-32
for UCFV. In the second half,
the T-Wolves kept themselves
in the game many times,
keeping the lead very close.

Then in the last 4 minutes of
the game UNBC only scored
one point, with UCFV
expanding their lead by 10.
With the final score of 77-58
for UCFV. Karla Stedham

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was the leading scorer for
both teams with 51 pts. which
was her highest point total of
her career. Nicole Kerr was
the next leading scorer for
UNBC with 13 pts. At the end
of the game head coach
Loralyn Murdoch, made a
presentation and speech to
the crowd. She presented
Karla Stedham’s parents with
a bouquet of flowers and a
framed picture of their daugh-
ter in action on the court.
Karla herself, was given a
framed poster size picture of
herself in action on the court
as well. Ms. Murdoch thanked
the Stedhams and Karla
especially for being one of the
T-Wolves best players.
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the men was another fast
paced one. With UCFV taking
the early lead and keeping it.
By the end of the first half the
score was 34-26 for UCFV. At
the start of the second half,
UNBC needed to pull togeth-
er recapture the lead and
beat UCFV for a chance to
get into the playoffs. UCFV
could have lost both of the
weekend games and still be
in the playoffs. With UNBC in
seventh place one spot out of
playoff contention, a win in
either game would be benefi-
cial. In the last few minutes of
the game the T-Wolves, bat-
tled for every point and were
close to taking the lead.
However UCFV’s lead was a
little too much and UNBC

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could not make up for it. The
final score 69-62 for UCFV.
Leading scorers for UNBC,
Kent Bergstrom 24 pts. and
Brian McDonnell with 11 pts.

Thank you’s go out to Dawn
Perry for singing the National
Anthem again for the games,
Shannon Blank for her assis-
tance and to the event staff,
your group is great.

Good Luck to both Karla
Stedham and Zane Robison
after graduation. As well to
the teams see you guys next
year.

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are human beings without stu-

dent loans.

Lions and Tigers and Bears Oh,
My! Not here, but Spring is com-
ing and that means at least
bears.

To the one who’s afraid to speak
to Z. R.: Your greates regrets in
life are the things you wish you
had done.

Mr. Hist 300. In the tutorial don’t
listen to what we say and then
parrot our best points back to
Shaun before we get the chance
it pisses us off.

To the campus worklink guy:
You’re awfully photogenic in a
muppetlike way.

possible to send it back? It was
so close to spring! Why? Why?
Why?

Just when you think bus service
couldn't get any worse. . . the bus
you were suposed to transfer to
doesn’t wait for you, twice.

OK, | have a thought. Try not to
loiter outside of classes in ses-
sion. It annoys the students and
the profs. No matter how inter-
esting you think your Ife is, they
don’t want to hear about it.

Why does everyone assume
people who work in fast food are
stupid? We are not animals, we

The voices in my head are dri-
ving me mad. They say don’t
pay for parking, don’t renew your
library books, don’t pay the rest
of your tuition. They are going to
get me into trouble.

Nothing brings out drunken idiots
like St. Patrick’s Day.

Sometimes you just need a hug,
but | don’t suggest going around
and randomly hugging people
because you might get a sexual
harassment lawsuit slapped on
your hug needing ass.

It is far to late for good-byes.