‘Our tHe Ect) iin Editor’s Message

Volume 14, Issue 4 & : 5
October 24 - November 7, 2007 a We dropped the ball. I admit it; things are upside down at Over the Edge. It all started with a story about a student
: government ignoring their own bylaws until someone called them on it and resignations were forced. “No comment.
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ; . Private matters.” All I’m gonna say is that when someone stands for election, they present themselves for scrutiny.
Cody Willett Students deserve answers. They don’t deserve blacked out text (which is against the rules of order NUGSS observes for
| their board meetings) masquerading as ‘transparency’.
MANAGING EDITOR/ DISTRIBUTION : Anyways, we had a story coming out about Ms. Pocock’s reasons for resigning. In a phone interview Ms. Pocock
MANAGER made some startling revelations about what really happened to her presidency. The interviewer, also in charge of our
Haakon Sullivan finances, has ‘flown the coup’ so to speak, leaving us without story and with little money. Wow. So here we are at Over the Edge, dropping the floodgates to
PRODUCTION COORDINATOR §stop money from gushing out in a tide of fraud. No time to write the story... or on my part, any stories at all.
Tyler Clarke Luckily my tours to classrooms near you in hopes of drawing the next generation of Over the Edge writers and editors into the fold has yielded new writers
to pick up the slack. We might even have some new and returning editors stepping up to the typewriter. Thank you UNBC. Thanks for making sure Over the
NEWS EDITOR Edge weathers the storms of apathy and vice. Thank you for caring about the culture and issues unfolding all around you and being willing to take the time
Open #ito let everyone else in on it. Keep it Real,

ARTSEDITOR/ADSMANAGER «4. Cody Willett
Tabatha Lundhoim : S iS Editor in Chief

PHOTO EDITOR
Mitchell Grant

COPY EDITOR —
Rebecca Carmichael

FEATURES AND: OPINIONS EDITOR
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TECHNICAL ADVISOR

TxLER CLARKE. Peete COORDINATOR

‘here was an odd sight Friday October 12 in the Wintergarden, as at least a fhundred students, many of whom drunk and dressed up,

ere hanging out, killing time. That evening, during a party, the fire alarm was triggered, setting off the sprinklers. The building was
vacuated while fire crews arrived. Rumors as to why the fire alarm was triggered vary, sana all of them surround some moron
yhting something on fire for shits and giggles.

training; weekly pickup, sorting and deliv- Ra U G S S Bi g =
re) ; ery of recycling; outreach and awareness
of recycling issues.

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Posti n g er’s license; good communication and ec i [e) n a es
interpersonal skills; independent and en- "

Re thusiastic; passion for making a difference -October 24 & aa ee Voting
Coverphoto Em about ature | from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the
by Tyler Clarke Submission Deadline: 26 October, 2007 or she application to PGPIRG at:

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ee ae ee 3333 University Way, Prince George, BC Wintergarden.

Production Wage: $50.00/ month
cmt Votes are for

: Job Description: The PGPIRG Residence era
Coordinator Recycling Coordinator is responsible for ee

Fire crews show up at the Kayoh pare cae phone: 960-7474 em a
residence building, October 12, the ey ge enon x — fax: 960-5617 7. P is esid ent
after a fire alarm was triggered. Mmuceuaunane esidence Kecyling : . A . : -

3 | athe Program. Note: PGPIRG is an Affirmative Action | =» 2, CSAM Representative

Duties: Volunteer recruitment; volunteer

PGPIRG Residence Recycling Coordin-