Alison Shouldice

Email: journal_editors@ams.queensu.ca

Alison was one of the two Editors in Chief for volume 141 of the Journal (2013-14). Follow her on Twitter @alisonshouldice. rnrn

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Last words

April 3, 2014
Lifestyle

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Uni blues

January 24, 2014
Editorials

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Massive fire engulfs buildings on Princess St.

December 17, 2013
News

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The hearing took place at City Hall beginning Oct. 21.

Realignment appeal successful

November 8, 2013
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Recent grads face Ford fiasco

November 8, 2013
News

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Voting was extended by one day as a result of the email error.

Vexed votes

October 25, 2013
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Inside story

October 4, 2013
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Week critique

September 24, 2013
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The great outdoors?

July 29, 2013
Sports

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Editors’ note

July 26, 2013
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Barefoot Players during rehearsal of Play On!

Students tackle Shakespeare

May 27, 2013
Arts

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The KPCC doesn’t provide abortion referrals to clients.

A matter of choice

April 4, 2013
Features

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No purchase necessary for chance

March 22, 2013
Features

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Students participating in QUIP are paid on average $45

How much is experience worth?

March 8, 2013
In Focus

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Numerous events on campus allow students to compete for funding for their ventures.

Entrepreneurial skill

March 1, 2013
Features

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The Library and Archives Master Plan is being developed to deal with spacing issues. Storage space at the Queen’s Archives is already at capacity.

Plan updated for first time in 11 years

February 14, 2013
Features

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Under the main floor of the Cathedral

Within stained glass

February 8, 2013
Features

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Pinterest : off-putting or useful?

February 8, 2013
Editorials

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There were 73 more residence citations during the Fall 2012 than in the Fall 2011 semester. Next year’s ResSoc has no plans to hire more dons in response.

Residence rule offences rise

February 1, 2013
Features

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In the west end of the city

Stuck between high rent and a hard place

January 24, 2013
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Team Alli & Zaeem hopes to draw more students to the ASUS Core.

Two teams aspire to ASUS executive

January 22, 2013
News

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About 60 per cent of students at the University of Waterloo are enrolled in its co-operative education program.

Uncertain future for co-op

January 18, 2013
Features

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TAPS has chosen not to purchase ID swiping machines because Student Constables are trained to identify fake documentation.

The cost of faking it

January 11, 2013
Features

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Digesting campus food options

November 29, 2012
Features

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Behind the DJ booth

November 23, 2012
Lifestyle

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Both Israel on Campus and Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights held rallies on campus Thursday afternoon.

A ‘subdued’ history of activism

November 23, 2012
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Monday night’s event in Dupuis Hall to discuss the pipeline was hosted by Environmental Defence in conjunction with Transition Kingston and the Society for Conservation Biology.

Groups say local pipeline project is problematic

November 9, 2012
News

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Female pedestrian hit by taxi on campus

November 5, 2012
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A 2004 Statistics Canada report found that nine per cent of women under the age of 25 were victims of stalking. This is higher than the 25-35 age group at six per cent.

When stalking hits close to home

November 2, 2012
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Guenter's Wreck is thought to be the remains of HMS Montreal.

A dive into the harbour’s history

October 30, 2012
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The house at 116 Bagot St. was the Medical House until the 1940s.

AMS revisits fraternity ban

October 23, 2012
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Images of the jail that was torn down in 1973 point to the historical roots of the Frontenac County Court House

A prison of the past

October 12, 2012
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The University came under scrutiny in 2006 after entering into a three-year contract with Russell Athletics.

Ethical purchases not guaranteed

October 5, 2012
Features

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Nassim Soleimanpour

Refined reminiscence

September 28, 2012
Arts

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The UK branch of the Alumni Association has the largest number of members within international branches.

Global graduates

September 25, 2012
Features

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Too Perfect

September 25, 2012
Editorials

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Kingston’s one per cent vacancy rate is among the lowest in the province.

Bottles for change

September 21, 2012
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‘Some things never change’

September 18, 2012
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This year was the first that Arts and Science frosh group leaders were informed of special accommodations needed by their first-year students before Frosh Week began.

Accommodations a priority during Frosh Week

September 11, 2012
Features

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The Peer Support Centre

Centre seeks help for students in crisis

July 30, 2012
In Focus

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Many students looking to play intramurals last year ended up on waitlists

Community over competition

July 30, 2012
In Focus

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Programs offered abroad give students the opportunity to learn outside the classroom.

A school away from school

June 25, 2012
Features

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Geoff and Karen Heminsley were awarded this year's Golden Key Award by Kingston Mayor Mark Gerretsen.

Ups and downs of student-landlord relationships

March 30, 2012
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*Price checks were conducted on Sunday

Grocers get checked

March 30, 2012
Lifestyle

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On-campus bike shop to open Tuesday

March 9, 2012
News

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Students can include involvement in campus clubs and community organizations on their co-curricular records.

Admin won’t add extracurriculars to student transcripts

March 8, 2012
Features

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John Dixon spent his first day as Vice-Provost (International) on a trip to China with then-Principal William Leggett in 2000.

Fudan partnership continues

March 2, 2012
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Team PFK said Commerce students continue to face increasing class sizes.

ComSoc race uncontested

February 10, 2012
News

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Dorothy Yu (left)

Winning in Watts

February 3, 2012
News

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Vice-presidential candidates collide in debate

January 27, 2012
News

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MCRC candidates include (left to right): Tuba Chishti

Communication a priority for sole MCRC team

January 27, 2012
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Senator Larry Campbell (left) and Juan Carlos Hidalgo

Decriminalization desired

November 4, 2011
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Women’s heart health at risk with night shift

November 1, 2011
News

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27 out of 29 Queen’s residency programs

Program performs

October 21, 2011
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Professor wins award

September 16, 2011
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Frosh wash cars to raise money for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation of Canada.

Frosh Week gives back

July 26, 2011
Lifestyle

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Inside story

October 4, 2013
Features

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Monday night’s event in Dupuis Hall to discuss the pipeline was hosted by Environmental Defence in conjunction with Transition Kingston and the Society for Conservation Biology.

Groups say local pipeline project is problematic

November 9, 2012
News

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