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gape ee UNBC WINTERFEST

Message from the Chair: by Rob van Adrichem
It has been said that if enthusiasm. Too many prior to the second annual
To all concerned students regarding the honorari you do something twice at cooks can’t spoil this broth, UNBC WinterFest.
that the Northern Undergraduate Student Society directorsgj UNBC, it’s atradition. Bythe and the entire university This year’s second
will be receiving; at the Annual General Meeting on Feb-§ time March rolls around, the community is welcome to annual event is scheduled fo
ruary 2, 1996, a constitutional amendment was passed: annual UNBC WinterFest participatein WinterFestand Friday, March 8th and Sat-
might be the next great shake offthe winter blahs. urday the 9th. There are
5.8(b) “A director shall be given an honorarium offf UNBC tradition. Watch for and partici- plans, however, to have
$300.00 per month as long as the following duties are ful- WinterFest was ini- pate in events like the Great prospective student informa-
filled: tially created to give students Paper Airplane contestinthe tion session at UNBC the
i) all 4 board meetings must be attended, with theff a chance to blow off some Atrium of the Administra- evening of March 7thto kick
exception of mid-terms, exams, or illness, or reason deemed steam and have some fun be- tion Building, the World’s off the festival.
appropriate by the board, fore the onslaught of final Worst Lecturer competition, For more informatio
ii) 8 office hours are required to be worked per week, exams. At the same time, it a tug-o-war, snow sculpting on how you can put on an
ili) required to sit on at least two committees. shows future UNBC students and ice skating (weather per- activity in conjunction with
that university is about more mitting), academic program WinterFest, contact: Jenni-
To help alleviate any misunderstandings we would like than just studying forexams, displays, student club dem- fer Hollands in _ the
to clarify a few points; the Northern Undergraduate Stu-@ attending lectures, and writ- onstrations, andachemistry Registrar’s Office (960-
dent Society directors must be able to attend the required ing papers. magic show. Thealumniare 6302), or UNBC Media Of-
four monthly meetings, participate on two committees and If last year’s inaugural planning a fun olympic ficer Rob van Adrichem
complete the minimum of 32 office hours per month. Be- event is any indication, the gamesandtheremayevenbe (960-5622). His office is lo-
cause, the above mentioned criteria will not be met overf| recipe for a successful an opportunity to hear fac- cated on the main floor of the
the summer months, the directors will not be receiving the] WinterFest calls for equal ulty competing in karaoke Admin building.
honorariuin for these months. If this criteria is not met] parts of entertainment and in- competition. -
during a director’s term, the director will not receive the formation, a pinch of school A detailed schedule
honorarium. spirit, and a healthy dose of of events will be publicized

If you have any questions, concerns, or comments on
this or any other issue, please feel free to contact any one of
the following directors at 960-6427:

Brian Cole, Chair

Dave Torrie, Vice-Chair

Mike Brown, Treasurer

Erin Kinghorn, Social & Promotion
Chad Lamarche, Sports and Clubs
Kevin Milos, Fundraising

John Robertson, Ombuds Person
Dionne Olsen, External Liaison

The Grim Reaper Takes time out of his
busy schedule to help student from CNC

and UNBC battle the death of their post
secondary Education. --photo by Jes
Burkitt