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OVER THE EDGE NEWSPAPER. OCTOBER 27 , 2006

Dancing, movies, | music and trick-or-treating just some of the options i in PG

ANDREW KURJATA
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Back in the day, making plans for
celebrating All Hallows Eve was pretty
simple. You would get a costume, meet
some friends, trick or treat until your
arms got tired, and then eat more candy
in a single night then you did during
the rest of the year combined. Unfortu-
nately this technique doesn't work for
your average university student, since
most people don't exactly trust a group
of strange, masked twenty-somethings
ringing their doorbell at night. So what's
a person to do?

Fortunately, there's plenty happening
on and around Halloween to keep you
occupied, Things kick off on Thursday,
October 26°" when the UNBC Rugby
Club holds its Halloween dance at the
Roll-a-Dome from 9:30-11:00. There
will be live music and cheap drinks,
along with an after-party at the Gener-
ator. A shuttle bus will also be provided
to points throughout the city. Tickets
are $15 and must be purchased. i in ad-
vance at the stand set up in the hallway.

The weekend has no shortage of
events. Music and movie lovers might
want to visit Vanier Hall on Saturday for
the Phantom of the Opera, a production
being put on -by Prince George Sym-
phony Orchestra and Cinema CNC.

At 8:00, attendees will be treated to
an orchestrated rendition of the classic
soundtrack alongside a screening of the
classic 1925 si-
lent film, cele-
brated as one
of the finest
movies of all
time. ‘Tickets
for this event
are available at
Studio 2880
or by calling
563-2880.

If you're
more inter-
ested in dan-
cing to music,
there's a couple
of options out
there. GALA
North is hold-
ing a Hal-
loween dance
party from
9:00 pm until
2:00 am, with
tickets going <=
for $10 (less if you have a costume),
available at Books and Company and
XXXtreme Adult. Or, you could join
the 94X-Labbatt pub crawl, where $30
gets you dinner, a drink, transportation

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and cover charge to a variety of pubs
throughout the city. You can get tickets
at the 94X front office on 3 Avenue

Of course, feaer a movies are always
popular at this time of year, and there
are a number of major releases out now-
- the Grudge 2,
Saw 3, and the
Texas Chainsaw
Massacre _pre-
quel are showing
at Famous Play-
ers. But keep
your eyes on the
© boards around
school-- odds
are a number
> of clubs will be
| showing classic
Halloween films
at far cheaper
prices.

So now that
you're all par-
tied out, what
are you to do on
Sunday? Well,
if you're a dog

lover or owner,

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WHOLESALE PUMPKINS there's a Hial-

(near Dairy Queen). Of course, if you
arent the barhopping type, you should
be able to hit up one or two of the bars
in town which are sure to be holding
Halloween events.

loween party for
pooches being held at the Doggone.
Bakery and Wellness Store at 1085 Van-
ier Street (near Parkwood mall) at 1:00.
For a $5 entry fee, dogs can take part in
a number of Halloween-themed events

including a treasure hunt and a costume
contest with prizes. Call 649-0012 or
contact doggonebakery@gmail.com for
more info.

‘Then of course there's Halloween
itself on Tuesday, October a. Just
because you have to go to class doesn't
mean you cant get in the spirit, especially
since NUGSS is holding an all-day cos-
tume contest, with prizes being awarded
throughout the day. Also, that night Pa-
cific Western Brewing and Ruins Board-

shop present the M.U.N.Ster Mash at

1201 on 1° Avenue. $5 advance tickets
will be sold at UNBC, or you can get in
at the door for $8,

Still, sometimes nothing beats some
good, old-fashioned trick-or-treating.
A number of students will be donning
costumes and going door-to-door ask-

‘ing not for candy, but for charity. For

the fifth year in a row, the Inter-Varsity
Christian Fellowship is organizing a
food drive for the UNBC Emergency
Food Aid program, If you're interested,
contact Jennifer Scammell at unbc_
ivcf@unbc.ca, or just meet outside the
Canfor theatre at 5:15 on Halloween,
where maps and identification tags will
be handed out. Afterwards, food and
hot drinks will be served.

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