April 7, 1998

guitars, it could have
been a little more in con-
trol. If he wasn’t inebri-
ated by something, he

certainly gave the
impression that he was.
Good job!

Then Zuckerbaby
came back to town?
These guys just can’t
seem to keep away from
Prince George - if any-

one recalls their perfor- .

mance at the Munk Bar
last year. Once again
we welcomed them, the
crowd happy to see
another band and pass-
ing the happiest people
to the security at the
front of the stage where

they would run right
back into the crowd
again. Zuckerbaby’s
world class pop freak-
out style cranked the
tunes out to the crowd,
impressing (once again)
with their hard noted hit
‘Heavy’ and an interest-
ing rendition of ‘Video
Killed the Radio Star’.

A success? You bet.
People went home tired
and enthused, looking
forward to the fifth annu-
al backyard barbecue.
Counting down...One
year to go. Thank
NUGSS_ (Again) _ for
pulling off the barbecue
without a hitch!

Above: Accordion player for the Touchtone Gurus
entertains the crowd.

Below: Jamie Macdonald, lead singer of The
Orchid Highway, started the evening.
-Photos by Dana Schwehr

LETTERS Over The Edge Page 5

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Photos: Orientation Co-ordinator Todd
Rosie donated some time in the dunk tank
to raise money for groups on campus.

This Year’s Orientation and Student Success Week was bigger and better

hen ever. However, this would not have happened without the
extremely kind and generous sponsorship and donations from these
businesses. They went out of their way to help UNBC students get off on
the right foot. Please help us in thanking them.

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