June 26, 2007
Vol. 135, Issue 2

Issue in photos

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Images from Issue 2

Stauffer Library, shown here at night, may have energy-efficient light fixtures installed. Charmaine, left, who gave only one name, has blood samples taken for testing in Johannesburg, South Africa, Monday, Dec. 6, 2004. The day she found out she was pregnant, a doctor told her she was HIV-positive. She tried an AIDS drug called nevirapine to protect her newborn girl. Chair of the Tett Centre building committee Tom Williams (left) talks with Queen's Principal Karen Hitchcock inside the soon-to-be-renovated Tett Centre. The University has hired the team of Norwegian architecture firm Snohetta Architects and Canadian firm EMA Architects to redesign the Tett Centre arts complex, to be completed in the summer of 2010. Gathering community input will be the first stage in determining the future of the site. Damage was limited mainly to AMS general manager Claude Sherren’s office, and is estimated to cost $20,000 to $30,000. On June 14, Amiri Baraka spoke to students, faculty and community members about the politics of the 1960s in Grant Hall. Fort Henry military interpreter, Greg Nonato, ArtSci ’08, shows a First Capital Days visitor drills done by soldiers in the 1840s. Canadian defender Nana Attakora-Gyan (2) and American midfielder Anthony Wallace battle for position in the June 6 match. Men’s volleyball players at a recent practice in Bartlett Gym. The team will have six new recruits this year. Cassie Sparks, seen here in an OUA game against the Waterloo Warriors, will bring her international experience back to Queen’s this fall. Keri Russell’s over-the-top return to acting doesn’t bode well for the former Felicity star’s future. Laura Barrett, who also plays with the Hidden Cameras and Henri Fabergé and the Adorables, uses her solo project to stretch folk boundaries.

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