Christine Blais

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Costs don’t add up

November 2, 2010
Editorials

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Feel it in your bones

June 29, 2010
In Focus

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Hunting and giving

December 3, 2009
Editorials

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Apple crisp is served…

March 19, 2009
Arts

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Charles

March 18, 2011
Lifestyle

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Maya Bielinski moves through Kathleen Jerome and Kevin Tanner’s adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s short fiction “The Happy Prince.”

Creatively complex creatures

March 18, 2011
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In Much Ado About Nothing

Engulfing ardour

March 18, 2011
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Checking out birth control

March 4, 2011
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Freedom to Read week is celebrating its 27th year educating people about censorship in literature.

Censorship discussed

February 17, 2011
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Monogamy is a historically constructed concept and is not as normal and natural as some believe it to be

Making sense of monogamy

February 11, 2011
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Hotspots for finding dates and mates

February 11, 2011
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Forte Folding

February 8, 2011
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The cast of the 11th production of Vagina Monologues at Queen’s aim to create a relevant space for open discourse.

Reimagined representations

February 8, 2011
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Team GAP beat team MFC with a margain of 28 votes.

A residential win

February 8, 2011
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25 per cent of Canadians regularly get the flu vaccine.

Fewer fighting flu with vaccines

February 8, 2011
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A battle for health

February 8, 2011
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All-in for online poker

February 3, 2011
Lifestyle

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Student trustee-elect Lauren Long says she was impressed by her fellow candidates running for the position.

Lauren Long trusts in students

February 3, 2011
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At Queen’s Oxfam’s first ever Hunger Banquet

Setting a table for change

February 3, 2011
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Team CES celebrates their electoral victory last night for AMS executive.

Say yes to CES

February 3, 2011
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According to Cynthia Fekken

Stuck in a rut

February 1, 2011
Lifestyle

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The student trustee candidates discuss their platforms at the debate last Thursday night in the JDUC.

A demanding debate amongst trustees

February 1, 2011
News

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SAD may be diagnosed when a person is sleeping or eating too much or if their life is being affected by their depression

Experiencing seasonal SADness

January 28, 2011
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Warrior II Pose (Virabhadrasana II)

Health-promoting yoga poses

January 28, 2011
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Taking vitamins

Boosting your immune system

January 28, 2011
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Kinesiology professor Robert Ross says our society has become obsessed with seeking quick fixes to lose weight rather than seeking good health.

The facts and fiction of fad dieting

January 28, 2011
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According to Psychotherapist and Eating Disorder Specialist Heidi Mack

Body issues

January 28, 2011
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Candidate for student trustee Lauren Long

Entrusting students

January 28, 2011
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Seventy-five people attended a debate featuring VP University Affairs candidates from Team CES and SDL last night at Jean Royce Hall. Voter-turnout for AMS elections is consistently higher than other Student Unions.

Examining AMS voter turnout

January 25, 2011
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Tray-less dining saves 2

Tray-less dining in cafeterias reduces food waste

January 25, 2011
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Philip Asselstine

Kingston’s poutine phenomenon

January 21, 2011
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Gilbert (left) cites a goal of reviving the powers of live rock music as inspiration for his creation.

‘Be a part of it’

January 21, 2011
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Sweet Charity tells the story of a down-and-out burlesque dancer who uses generosity to try get ahead in life and love.

Glimmers of hope, mantras of love

January 21, 2011
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Over 100 protesters block cars outside the University Club where Minister of the Environment John Baird attends a fundraising dinner.

Protest interrupts dinner

January 21, 2011
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Minister of Consumer Affairs John Gerretsen spoke at en event called ‘Be Heard’ organized by the Ontario Young Liberals on Jan. 17.

Minister matters

January 21, 2011
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Defenceman Katie Duncan clears the puck in the Gaels’ 6-2 win against the York Lions Saturday night.

Gaels take T.O.

January 18, 2011
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Innovative moviegoing experiences are becoming increasingly popular with audiences. According to Dean Leland

Getting in-depth with 3D movies

January 18, 2011
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MyWar: Participation in an Age of Conflict incorporates the work of 12 international artists like Dunne & Raby’s work pictured above.

The harsh realities of realtime conflict

January 18, 2011
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University Historian Duncan McDowall

Queen’s history moves into 21st century

January 18, 2011
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Acting Associate Vice-Principal (Human Resources) Al Orth says the bargaining unit includes 1

Queen’s staff unionizes

January 18, 2011
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Student raises local poverty awareness

January 18, 2011
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According to many juice cleanse claims

Getting the dirt on cleanses

January 14, 2011
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ASUS Student Senator Rico Garcia

The price of internationalization

January 14, 2011
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Software like Kerzwell 3000

Adaptive Technology Centre provides a safe place for students

December 2, 2010
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Far From Ordinary Day

December 2, 2010
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Complicating military history is a thread running through both artists’ work.

Remembrance, reception and representation

November 26, 2010
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Soberingly splendid, smashingly sloshed

November 19, 2010
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Exchanging drinking habits abroad

November 19, 2010
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Since Sept. 1 there have been 25 malicious fire alarms

Ringing the alarm

November 19, 2010
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Under the registrar’s new plan

Feasible fees

November 19, 2010
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Immense fiction readership

Super fans and the books they love

November 12, 2010
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Ghostwriting has been around since the beginning of the written word; many Canadian writers throughout history have also used pseudonyms during their careers.

Exploring ethereal authorship

November 12, 2010
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AMS Vice-President (Operations) Ben Hartley and Student Centre Officer Stephen Pariser piloted the project.

Student life centre gains new management

November 12, 2010
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Rector Nick Day speaks at the Remembrance Day ceremony at Grant Hall yesterday.

Rector Reprimanded

November 12, 2010
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Goalkeeper Chantel Marson watches on as defender Summer Rybicki challenges a Laurier forward for the ball.

Women’s soccer can’t take top prize

November 9, 2010
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At the TEDxQueensU Conference

TED talks inspire innovation

November 9, 2010
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Drunk texts and sober regrets

November 5, 2010
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Assistant Dean of Students at Queen’s Law Jane Emrich said Queen’s students had a higher rate acceptance to Ontario Law Schools than other schools surveyed.

The currency of a Queen’s grade

November 2, 2010
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The OUA Finals for women’s rugby took place at Kingston Field Saturday. The Gaels won silver after being defeated by the Guelph Gryphons 54-5. Queen’s advances to the CIS championship.

Queen’s takes OUA silver

November 2, 2010
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Blake Macfarlane and Nicholas Fellion coloured projection performance.

Vapour & vinyl

November 2, 2010
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‘We see it as people wearing our artwork’

November 2, 2010
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Jackie Stell-Buckingham is in Kingston with Skate Canada for the Skate Canada International event at the K-Rock Centre.

Queen’s alum comes home

October 29, 2010
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A colourful Ke$ha.

Teenage dream for halloween

October 29, 2010
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Stars got bodies swaying by enveloping attendees in tracks off their latest record The Five Ghosts at their show with Young Galaxy on Wednesday night.

Starry night

October 22, 2010
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Reading, for real

October 19, 2010
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Over 300 high schools and post-secondary schools combined are participating in the Recycle My Cell challenge nation-wide.

Sustainability initiatives hit Queen’s

October 19, 2010
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Starting a dialogue

October 19, 2010
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Essential oils are known to help you relax or heal many common ailments

Using smell to get well

October 12, 2010
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Queen’s Nursing Science Society members President Kathleen Kramer (left) and Social Issues Representative Sarah Estey (right) raise cancer awareness.

Painting the town pink

October 12, 2010
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Mohamed Bayoumi

Islamic history in focus

October 12, 2010
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Giving thanks for second helpings

October 5, 2010
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Raising awareness for Pakistan

October 5, 2010
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Shirley Tilghman

Bridging the gap

October 5, 2010
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Mike Martelle will be in Tokyo Oct. 24 for the SAW Heavyweight World Championships.

From Oil Thigh to Muay Thai

October 1, 2010
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Not getting enough sleep will make you cranky

The struggles of sleepless students

October 1, 2010
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Running back Jimmy Therrien battles against the Ottawa defence in the Gaels’ 27-25 loss on Saturday at Richardson Stadium.

Gaels can’t close game in overtime

September 28, 2010
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Team Canada took on Team USA in Kingston on Sunday for the first annual Colonial Cup.

Tomahawks chop Wolverines

September 24, 2010
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Although it’s arguably the best place to be productive

Mannering library mischief

September 24, 2010
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A sustainable Homecoming

September 24, 2010
Opinions

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The purple middle of the Bi Flag represents attraction to both sexes.

Celebrating bisexuality

September 24, 2010
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Prison farms in peril

September 24, 2010
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Students with food restrictions may face extra challenges when grocery shopping and eating in the cafeterias.

How to deal with diet restrictions

September 21, 2010
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Chez Piggy has been a staple on the Kingston food scene for almost 30 years.

The evolution of K-Town eateries

September 21, 2010
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Students eat together in Ban Righ cafeteria. Eating at university is a largely social experience

For students, food is more social than savoury

September 21, 2010
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Lacrosse’s first win of the season came at home against the Trent Excalibur.

Home-opener provides lacrosse first win

September 21, 2010
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Combating high tuition

September 21, 2010
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Clayton Garrett (left)

Much ado about it all

September 17, 2010
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Queen’s engineering students engage in one of the many rituals associated with Frosh Week.

Queen’s rituals threatened

September 14, 2010
Opinions

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Women’s soccer home-opener against the Trent Excalibur resulted in 9 goals for the home side. The women’s team is travelling to Toronto to take on the University of Toronto and Ryerson University this weekend.

Goals galore for Gaels

September 10, 2010
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Although figuring out how to make a small space interesting can be confusing

Sprucing up your space

September 10, 2010
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International Student Coordinators Amir Nosrat and Becky Pero want to increase the SGPS’s communication and engagement with International students on campus.

Initiative to address international students’ needs

September 10, 2010
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Stooley’s is one of the best cheap food options near campus and has great fries

Welcome home

July 27, 2010
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Jacket “slamming”

A healthy dose of competition?

July 27, 2010
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Frosh week is a busy time at the Queen’s Learning Commons

Supressing stress

July 27, 2010
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Dust to Dust uses a millieu of media including video installations

From beneath the dust

July 27, 2010
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Holding true to the summer festival vibe

Dukes off the cuff

July 27, 2010
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Kingston Field underground parking is available with a shuttle bus pass from Main to West campus at a monthly fee of $103.96.

Queen’s parking increases by 750 spots

July 27, 2010
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Climatology professor Harry McCaughey says he doesn’t think the heat wave will have a long-term impact

In the heat of it

July 27, 2010
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The Loved Ones Special allows friends and family to stay in Victoria Hall for only $32 a night for a single room.

Debate over discount

July 27, 2010
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Generation gym no more

June 29, 2010
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Kevin Rodgers’ artistic practice draws upon provisional formalism and conservative subcultures.

Radical rhetoric

June 29, 2010
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Associate University Librarian Barbara Teatero shows pieces from the personal collection of Robertson Davies.

Canadian classics come to Queen’s

June 29, 2010
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MP of Kingston and the Islands and Speaker of the House Peter Milliken says that he is not resigning

Speaker of the House steps down

June 29, 2010
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Queen’s Professor Anthony Seaboyer says the use of nuclear weapons would have negative and far-reaching effects on the global population.

Nuclear weaponry useless, prof says

May 18, 2010
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The previous lack of championship banners encouraged an overhaul of Queen’s Athletics.

Athletics review delayed once again

April 8, 2010
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Clockwise from top left: Slowdance attendees feel the love

This year’s best of the best

April 8, 2010
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The Four Directions Aboriginal Student Centre has been without a director for two years.

QNSA walks out

April 8, 2010
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Medical students utilize plastinated body parts as part of their studies as they work at the Anatomy Learning Centre in Botterell Hall on Wednesday.

The body fantastic

April 1, 2010
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Rower Charly Thivierge-Lortie (left) and long-distance runner Matt Hulse won the PHE ’55 Alumnae Award and the Jenkins Trophy

Individual awards doled out at Colour Awards

April 1, 2010
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Justin Steinburg and Mary McDonald’s show human condition is open until April 25.

From Ontario Hall to the Union walls

April 1, 2010
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Special Relativity

March 26, 2010
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Religious studies professor Pamela Dickey Young says she thinks the name change recognizes a cultural shift where more students have an interest in understanding religion as a cultural form as opposed to training in the Christian theology.

School of Religion renamed

March 26, 2010
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Graduate teaching assistant Katrinka Kocha says she’s surprised the Labour Board wasn’t checking IDs at the polling stations on Tuesday.

TAFA union causes confusion

March 26, 2010
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All of these books are classified as Canadian

The CanLit conundrum

March 19, 2010
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OUSA questions OSAP

March 19, 2010
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AMS Vice-President (Operations) Leslie Yun

StuCon licences expected by end of week

March 19, 2010
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Gaels’ scrum-half Liam Underwood scored 42 points during the men’s rugby season this year and was selected for the Canadian U-20 team.

Rugby rookies selected for Team Canada

March 12, 2010
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Tonight’s Culture Show features performances from about 180 students.

A surge of collaboration

March 12, 2010
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The Acorn still play small venues in Kingston

The Acorn will never fall

March 12, 2010
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Vogue’s proceeds will be go to Frontenac Public School and Holy Family Catholic School.

Come on, Vogue!

March 12, 2010
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Body art such as tattoos and piercings have been traditionally frowned upon

The receding taboos of body art

March 5, 2010
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Bigger and prouder

March 5, 2010
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Women’s basketball feel the blues

February 18, 2010
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Defenceman Stephane Chabot and defenceman Robert Stellick hold up Lakers’ forward Andrew Marcoux during the Gaels’ 5-4 loss last Saturday night.

Men’s hockey sunk by Lakers in last regular season game

February 18, 2010
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Roisin Hartnett and Dan Fiedler

Waiting for the one

February 12, 2010
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Wayfarer Books on Princess St. offers an array of erotic literature and visual art.

Smut’s the stuff for kinky bibliophiles

February 12, 2010
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Director Kate McIntyre at the Queen’s Sexual Health and Resource Centre (SHRC). McIntyre says students should get tested for Sexually-Transmitted Infections (STIs) and have an open dialogue about their sexual history with their sexual partners.

Stay protected with STI testing

February 12, 2010
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The Gaels football team won the Yates Cup

Sports in Brief

February 12, 2010
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Queen’s forward Mitch Leger

Leger-dary forward tops Queen’s scoring

February 12, 2010
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Andrew Phillips

A conference of minds

February 12, 2010
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Outside hitter Elyssa Heller (2) spikes the ball during Friday’s straight-sets win over the Western Mustangs at the Main Gym at the ARC. The Gaels are unbeaten at home this year.

Women’s volleyball perfect at home

February 9, 2010
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Outside hitter Matthew Taylor and libero Alex Oneid dive for the ball during the Gaels’ 3-1 win over Western at the ARC.

Queen’s tops first-place Mustangs

February 9, 2010
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Students enjoy bowls of soup at the Ban Righ Centre’s free lunch program on Thursday. The program runs every weekday starting at 11:30 a.m.

Bridging the age gap, one bowl at a time

February 5, 2010
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Gaels quarterback Danny Brannagan started for five years at Queen’s

Brannagan, Faulds and Glavic compete for CFL

February 5, 2010
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Vogt B uses all student-written work this time around. Its four plays are entirely student-written

Vogt B to be a true student collaboration

February 5, 2010
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EngSoc president-elect Victoria Pleavin gets a hug from Sarah Newton

Pleavin pulls off EngSoc presidential win

February 5, 2010
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PNF vice-presidential candidate Kasmet Niyongabo (centre) gives a concession speech as running mates Mitch Piper and Davina Finn look on.

Passion not enough for PNF

February 5, 2010
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Gaels guard Baris Ondul sails toward the bucket during the Gaels’ 87-81 win over the Laurentian Voyageurs on Friday.

Men’s basketball top Lions and Voyageurs at the ARC

February 2, 2010
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Biology professor Virginia Walker

The delicate art of teaching

January 29, 2010
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Vagabond’s Richard III combines The Sopranos and Shakespeare in a murder-filled bloodbath.

Richard III, New York style

January 29, 2010
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Setter Dan Rosenbaum puts the ball up for outside hitter Michael Amoroso during the Gaels’ 3-1 loss to Waterloo.

Sports in brief

January 26, 2010
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Kasmet Niyongabo

Teams talk deficit woes

January 26, 2010
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McMaster University’s synchronized swimming team was one of 12 university teams to compete in the Queen’s hosted competion on Sunday. Queen’s earned first place followed by the University of Western Ontario in second.

Synchro wins with Bon Jovi

January 19, 2010
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Academic Advising Services had 29

High demand for academic counselling

January 19, 2010
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Gaels’ guard Baris Ondul drives for Ryerson’s basket during Queen’s 71-65 win at Bartlett Gym on Saturday.

Men’s basketball close out Bartlett with a pair of wins

January 15, 2010
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Gaels’ guard Paige Robinson (middle) dives to keep the ball in play at Bartlett on Saturday. The Gaels beat Ryerson 69-65.

Gaels top Blues and Rams

January 15, 2010
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The stands were packed

Bye bye, Bartlett

January 15, 2010
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For many scientists

The persistence of memories

January 15, 2010
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The horror, the horror!

January 15, 2010
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AMS Municipal Affairs Commissioner (MAC) Libby Shaker says the MAC released an online housing guide this month.

AMS website offers advice for house hunters

January 15, 2010
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Hunting and giving

December 3, 2009
Editorials

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As students protect themselves against swine flu

Questioning the sanitation craze

December 3, 2009
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Guard Baris Ondul

Baris’s buzzer-beater bests Brock at Bartlett

December 3, 2009
Sports

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! AUTO POWER OFF ! combines the talent of four departments: art

A multimedia extravaganza

December 3, 2009
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ASUS Academics Commissioner Michael Ghazal says he thinks quality indicators are essential to maintaining Queen’s good reputation.

Up to Par to set the bar

December 3, 2009
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Society of Graduate and Professional Students Vice-President (Finance and Services) Amir Nosrat says he thinks the proposal follows a trend in Canadian universities to create barriers.

Freeze warms students to Queen’s

December 3, 2009
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Gaels fans brought signs from more than 500 kilometres away to support Queen’s in the Vanier Cup in Quebec City on Saturday at Université Laval’s PEPS Stadium.

Seeing it through the fans’ eyes

November 30, 2009
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Destinations sold approximately 400 tickets on Wednesday night. Some Gaels fans waited up to four hours in line for their chance to secure their trip to Quebec City.

Standing room only for Vanier

November 27, 2009
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The football team celebrates winning the Mitchell Bowl after a shock 33-30 win over the first-ranked Laval Rouge-et-Or last Saturday at Richardson Stadium.

Gaels vie for top prize against Dinos

November 27, 2009
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Queen’s Principal Daniel Woolf participates in Walkhome’s Walk-a-thon for charity on Nov. 12.

Walking with Woolf

November 20, 2009
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Running back Marty Gordon stiff-arms away the challenge of Western corner Jamie Symianick during Saturday’s Yates Cup win over the Mustangs. Gordon picked up 81 rushing yards on the day

Gaels prepare to host Laval Rouge-et-Or

November 20, 2009
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Lucy Chan’s Learning To See was inspired by the people of Vancouver.

Tell me a story

November 20, 2009
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COMPSA orientation on probation

November 20, 2009
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Forward David Chubb tries to negotiate his way through two Paladin defencemen during Wednesday’s shootout loss.

Gaels stymied by Paladins

November 13, 2009
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Chaplain Brian Yealland dedicates a new plaque at the Union St. entrance of the JDUC to remind students that the building was originally a memorial to soldiers from Queen’s.

News in brief

November 13, 2009
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Gaels’ lock Ryan Kruyne drags a McMaster defender for a ride during Saturday’s 17-8 win at Kingston Field.

Men’s rugby set for OUA final

November 10, 2009
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Defensive lineman Shomari Williams sacks Western quarterback Michael Faulds during Queen’s 27-26 win at Richardson Stadium on Oct. 17.

Looking to beat McMaster again

November 6, 2009
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The women’s soccer team celebrates striker Renée MacLellan’s (#14) 11th goal of the season during Queen’s 5-0 win over the Royal Military College Paladins on Oct. 21 at Richardson Stadium.

Gaels look ahead to Final Four

November 6, 2009
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The cast of Twelfth Night takes the traditional Shakespearean story of misrule in a new direction harkening back to times of the Charleston

Twelfth Night turns twenties

November 6, 2009
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A student wearing a face mask waits in the flu-assessment clinic at Student Health Services.

Queen’s H1N1 vaccine clinic postponed

November 6, 2009
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Wing Christine Wallace rises for a layup during Queen’s 73-27 demolition of the Royal Military College Paladins on Friday night at Bartlett Gym.

Gaels open season with pair of wins at Bartlett

November 3, 2009
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The second-ranked women’s soccer team and tenth-ranked men’s soccer team start their playoff runs Saturday at Richardson Stadium. The women’s team will be hosting the Carleton Ravens at noon while the men’s side will also host the Ravens at 2:15 p.m.

Sports in Brief

October 30, 2009
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Senate Educational Equity Committee Chair and history professor Adnan Husain says the University needs more dialogue on issues of racial discrimination.

Equity report shows challenges, promise

October 30, 2009
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AMS Internal Affairs Commissioner Lucas Anderson says Assembly didn’t follow procedure when it voted down part of Queen’s Backing Action on Climate Change’s plebiscite question.

AMS ‘procedural error’ costs plebiscite question

October 30, 2009
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A person receives an H1N1 flu shot at Kingston’s vaccination clinic at Frontenac Mall yesterday afternoon.

Swine flu hits residence

October 30, 2009
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Gaels’ winger Zach Pancer breaks through three Golden Hawks defenders to score the 12th Tricolour try of Saturday’s 74-8 romp over Wilfred Laurier.

Men’s rugby still undefeated

October 27, 2009
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The consequences of binge-drinking aren’t all immediate.

Feelings mixed about student drinking

October 23, 2009
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Striker Remi Ojo rises for a header against Royal Military College on Wednesday night at Richardson Stadium.

Men’s soccer storm Paladins at Richardson

October 23, 2009
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Queen’s striker Kelli Chamberlain darts past a Paladins defender during Wednesday’s match at Richardson Stadium. Chamberlain would go on to score a goal in the 5-0 rout.

Gaels keep streak rolling

October 23, 2009
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News in Brief

October 23, 2009
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Saed Abu-Hijleh

From West to the west

October 23, 2009
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Society of Graduate and Professional Students Vice-President (Campaigns and Community Affairs) Steve Osterberg says the average student loan debt is more than $20

Ontario tuition highest, study says

October 23, 2009
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Jennifer Hutchinson (left)

Sports in Brief

October 20, 2009
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Wrestling the issue

October 20, 2009
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Alistair MacLean

Faculty revamps summer program

October 20, 2009
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Gaels’ centre Allison Burns gains ground against Brock during Friday’s 23-10 win over the Badgers.

Gaels book Trent rematch

October 16, 2009
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Gaels second-row James Rees runs past Guelph’s defence during Friday’s 31-5 win at Kingston Field.

Gaels prevail in cold

October 16, 2009
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Learning to master various difficult first-date foods is a useful skill in preventing food-related accidents or unwanted embarrassing situations.

Date-approved food for thought

October 16, 2009
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Taking the reins

October 16, 2009
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According to spokesperson Daniella Macri

How vital is your Vitaminwater?

October 13, 2009
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With diverse musical backgrounds and skill weaving them together

Free for all

October 13, 2009
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Gaels’ guard Tim Boyle drives at the basket against the Rouge et Or during Queen’s 89-87 win.

Gaels pick up wins against Quebec sides

October 6, 2009
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Queen’s striker Kelli Chamberlain tries to get around a defender against Nipissing on Sept. 20. Chamberlain scored two goals against Trent this weekend in Peterborough.

Women’s soccer wins to keeps hot streak alive

October 6, 2009
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Filmmaker Darryl Roberts screens his documentary America the Beautiful in the Biosciences Complex yesterday.

Film questions image industry

October 6, 2009
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Marching against animal abuse

October 6, 2009
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Sutherland plaque unveiled

October 6, 2009
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QPID shoots for projects close to home

October 2, 2009
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Queen’s Telefundraising phoning alumni and parents. Alumni donations have declined with the recession

Queen’s tries to make a buck

October 2, 2009
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Economics department Chairman Lorne Carmichael teaches his ECON 360 Labour Economics class last week.

Crisis in the classroom

October 2, 2009
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Students hunt for jobs at the Career Services Fair last Monday. Debbie Mundell

No hiding in grad school here, we have a plan

October 2, 2009
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The water polo team sets up the offence during practice in the PEC’s pool.

Diving into water polo

October 2, 2009
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Landry’s subtle manipulations aim to shed new light on the complex relationships around us.

Landry’s laundry

October 2, 2009
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Queen’s marks China’s 60th

October 2, 2009
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A group of first-year girls have dinner at Ban Righ Cafeteria. According to the University registrar

If X, then Y the gender gap?

September 29, 2009
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The women’s rugby team sit dejected after their 39-6 loss at the hands of the McMaster Marauders on Saturday afternoon.

Women’s rugby endure first loss of the season

September 29, 2009
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Fly-half Graeme Dibden attempts to block a McMaster kick during Saturday’s 59-5 romp over the Marauders at Kingston Field.

Gaels avenge last year’s final with Mac shellacking

September 29, 2009
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Riot police line Aberdeen Street

Aberdeen attracts smaller turnout

September 29, 2009
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Riot police line Aberdeen Street north of William Street at about midnight.

Rainy weather, police presence curb Aberdeen Street party

September 27, 2009
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Two Queen’s fencers duel during practise at the gym in West Campus’ Duncan McArthur Hall last Wednesday.

En garde

September 25, 2009
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First-year students are more likely to drop out than upper-year students

Queen’s posts high student retention rates

September 25, 2009
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Michael McNeely

Accessibility Queen’s finds funds

September 25, 2009
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Gaels forward Kelli Chamberlain rises for a header against Nipissing defender Justine Carlyle during Sunday’s 3-1 home victory.

Women’s soccer takes top points

September 22, 2009
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Queen’s defenceman Brendan Bureau sends Paladins captain Jeffrey Oke to the ice during Saturday’s 8-7 win in Gananoque.

Goals galore for Gaels in Gananoque

September 22, 2009
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Wikipedia was launched in 2001 and quickly became the fifth most-visited website worldwide.

The great search engine that could

September 18, 2009
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More than 80 women took to Kingston’s streets last night for the 31st annual Take Back the Night event commemorating the fight to end violence against women and children.

Vendetta against violence

September 18, 2009
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AMS Municipal Affairs Commissioner Libby Shaker says lifestyle differences are a source of tension between students and residents.

Working to bridge the town-gown gap

September 15, 2009
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Gaels’ second row Henry McQueen breaks through two Toronto tackles to score a try during Sunday’s 77-3 blowout at Kingston Field.

Gaels make Toronto Varsity blue

September 15, 2009
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Gaels’ fullback Karlye Wong fights for inches against a Trent pack during Saturday’s 36-30 Queen’s win over the Trent Excalibur.

Revenge sweet for women’s rugby

September 15, 2009
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Consulting citizens on climate control

September 15, 2009
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The nuts and bolts of starting a business

September 15, 2009
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Queen’s Pride Project social co-ordinator Andrea Chan overheard a Gael make an inappropriate comment about their booth at the Queen’s in the Park event last Wednesday.

Frosh Week fumbles on inclusion issues

September 15, 2009
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AMS President Michael Ceci

Six steps to success

September 11, 2009
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The Campus Bookstore has been offering free digital books since 1997. The first e-books were offered in HTML format but have recently been re-digitized as Digital Study Version texts.

Downloadable textbooks take off

September 11, 2009
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Flood delays Queen’s Centre opening

September 11, 2009
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West side stories

July 28, 2009
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The new swimming pool

Queen’s Centre opening set for fall

July 28, 2009
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Women’s studies professor Margaret Little says feminist scholarship has shifted in the last 20 years to include previously excluded areas of study.

Women’s studies by any other name

June 23, 2009
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Film and media studies department head Clarke Mackey says the new centre will encourage collaboration between the creative arts.

Queen’s to break ground on new creative arts centre

May 26, 2009
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QUFA President Cathy Christie says the administration is using QUFA as a scapegoat for the University’s financial problems.

Faculty raise questions over compensation

May 26, 2009
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Musical Man

April 2, 2009
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City to further trim its waste

March 27, 2009
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Salvaged materials from the remains of Jock Harty Arena will be used in Phase One of the Queen’s Centre. Queen’s will earn points towards LEED certification by reusing recycled older materials.

Reuse to reduce

March 27, 2009
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Students and faculty gathered in front of Richardson Hall yesterday to raise awareness about the importance of language departments at Queen’s. Forty degree combinations are facing admission suspension due to budgetary constraints.

The language barrier

March 27, 2009
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Students dance and strike poses for Vogue’s Charity fashion show.

Vogue, in and out

March 6, 2009
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The cast of Betrayal makes an admirable attempt to capture the weighty sentiment of Betrayal

Strange infidelity

February 26, 2009
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Queen’s guard Ryan Hairsine drives against Drazen Glisic (33) and Patrick Sewell of the Varsity Blues Saturday.

Men’s basketball struggles at home

February 2, 2009
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Gaels’ forward Alaina Porter tries to get by Nicki Schutz of the Varsity Blues Saturday night at Bartlett Gym.

Last home games end on a sour note

February 2, 2009
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Mobile’s middle-of-the-road rock strangely works for the Montreal-based band.

Tales for the city

January 19, 2009
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Jon Bell and Merritt Crews star in QMT’s 40th-anniversary performance of the classic Robert Stevenson tale.

Evil never looked so good

January 16, 2009
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With literate lyricism in hand

Attack in Kingston

November 7, 2008
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The exhibit’s photos are a vivid and compelling aspect of the show that provide a glimpse into the world of Belgrade refugees.

Parallel world is brought closer to home

March 20, 2008
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Candidates take questions from students during Wednesday night’s rector debate.

Platform similarities prevail at rector debates

March 7, 2008
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