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Glory from the ground up

March 28, 2008
In Focus

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The power of one

February 1, 2008
In Focus

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Knowledge as an end

January 18, 2008
Editorials

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The last word

November 29, 2007
Editorials

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Passion, pain and perseverance

November 29, 2007
In Focus

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An alumni affair

October 19, 2007
In Focus

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One night of art, music and film

September 18, 2007
Arts

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InFocus: Frosh Week 2007

September 11, 2007
In Focus

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Andrew Bucholtz

Does Kingston offer a rich variety of opportunities or a corporate wasteland?

September 7, 2007
Lifestyle

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Martin receives honorary degree

June 29, 2010
Features

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Erin Robinson graduates this spring after four years of drawing cartoons for Golden Words.

Ivy Climber leaves Golden Words

April 3, 2008
Arts

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ComSoc President Dave Waugh (left) and EngSoc President Jordan Black are hoping to sign the contract today.

$18K deal for pub

April 3, 2008
News

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Janina Sochaczewski is the first place winner of Postscript's short fiction contest.

The Clockmaker

March 28, 2008
Lifestyle

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AMS Media Services Director Gillian Wheatley says the honoraria grid will be reviewed yearly.

AMS setting standardized honoraria grid

March 28, 2008
News

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New exec won’t close Tricolour Outfitters

March 28, 2008
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Men’s volleyball outside hitter Jeff DeMeza. seen here in a Jan. 11 match against the Western Mustangs

The first line of defence

March 20, 2008
Sports

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Queen’s goalie Ryan Gibb

CIS an untapped resource

March 20, 2008
Sports

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Engineering Society President Jordan Black speaks at the Feb. 7 focus council meeting on Clark Hall Pub.

Clark stays closed

March 20, 2008
News

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Grad students don’t plan to help pay

March 20, 2008
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David Lyon won the 2008 to 2010 Killam Research Fellowship for his work in surveillance research.

Keeping tabs on personal data

March 14, 2008
Lifestyle

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In 2005 Jill Scott was awarded the Aurora Prize for her research project

Looking for a little forgiveness

March 14, 2008
Lifestyle

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Research involving humans

The ins and outs of ethics

March 14, 2008
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Michael Amoroso in action Jan. 26 against York. Amaroso says the delay in implementing the review’s recommendations only hinders Queen’s teams.

Indecision on review delays the inevitable

March 14, 2008
Sports

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Robert Ross says athletes’ premature deaths shouldn’t discourage people from exercising.

Heart failure and student-athletes

March 14, 2008
Sports

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Grace Soo is the third place winner of Postcript's short fiction contest.

Kay’s Work

March 14, 2008
Lifestyle

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Ardoch Algonquin First Nation chief Paula Sherman says Algonquins ‘are the most endangered species in the Ottawa Valley.’

Ardoch lawyer plans appeal

March 14, 2008
News

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For the superstitious

What’s luck got to do with it?

March 7, 2008
Lifestyle

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AMS Vice-President (University Affairs) Julia Mitchell went through each invoice in the Orientation Round Table account to verify the cost of Frosh Week for each faculty society.

Report calls for Frosh Week checks, balances

March 7, 2008
News

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SGPS President Arash Farzam-Kia says it’s difficult to attract executive candidates due to the time committment graduate work requires.

SGPS elects new president, one vice-president

March 7, 2008
News

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The average carbon footprint leaves an impact of 567 kilograms of carbon emissions per month.

Sizing up your carbon footprint

February 29, 2008
Lifestyle

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Cabaret kicks off

February 29, 2008
Arts

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Dean of Graduate Studies and Research Janice Deakin says the new scholarship will attract international grad students.

Budget gives grants to graduate students

February 29, 2008
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Rector Josha Manzanilla resigned Jan. 31. The rector election will be held on March11 and 12.

What does the rector do?

February 29, 2008
News

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Passionate Pam Rochna shows off the Ultimate Indulgence.

Revamping the house call

February 12, 2008
Lifestyle

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Campus Kings held their first speed-dating event last Wednesday evening at Alfie’s with 75 attendees.

How fast can you find your match?

February 12, 2008
Lifestyle

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SHRC director Kat Heintzman and Morgan Vanek demonstrate the use of a dental dam

Making us ‘happier sexual citizens’

February 12, 2008
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Love & Sex Supplement

February 12, 2008
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Anton Oentoro of the fencing team scores a point Oct. 20 in the Queen’s Invitational. The review ranked fencing 23rd.

A new vision for sports?

February 12, 2008
Sports

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Men’s volleyball outside hitter Niko Rukavina goes for a block Saturday night against McMaster. The Gaels lost in four sets.

Volleyball can’t topple Mac

February 12, 2008
Sports

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Uprooting your Valentine’s rose

February 12, 2008
Lifestyle

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At Cezanne’s Closet

Union Gallery’s art auction in action

February 12, 2008
Arts

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The new AMS council was announced Sunday night.

Presenting AMS council 2008-09

February 12, 2008
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Former ORT Co-ordinator Adam Mielczynski

ORT’s job involves ‘a lot of responsibility’

February 12, 2008
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Figuring out babies

February 12, 2008
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Sociology and women’s studies professor Cynthia Levine-Rasky says the University needs to reconsider the way it recruits students.

More defaced posters found

February 12, 2008
News

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The Faculty of Health Sciences currently operates out of Botterell Hall and other buildings on campus.

Health Sciences proposes new medical building

February 8, 2008
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EngSoc President Charlie Scott listens to a presentation at an EngSoc Council focus meeting Tuesday night.

EngSoc to hold vote on raising fee

February 8, 2008
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Queen’s point guard Baris Ondul gets an earful from assistant coach Duncan Cowan Saturday.

Men’s basketball pull off two wins

February 5, 2008
Sports

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Chaos Theory’s production of The Odyssey brings freshness to the Homeric tale by portraying Penelope’s side of the story.

Epic story brought to small stage

February 5, 2008
Arts

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Queen’s track and field coach Melody Torcolacci says she doesn’t think drug use is a problem among university athletes.

Are student-athletes using drugs?

February 5, 2008
News

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Women’s basketball point guard Teddi Firmi drives to the hoop against Ottawa guard Melina Wishart Tuesday night.

Women lose to Ottawa

February 1, 2008
Sports

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Men’s basketball forward Mitch Leger tries for a layup against Ottawa centre Dax Dessureault Tuesday. The Gaels lost 74-70.

Gee-Gees outdo Gaels

February 1, 2008
Sports

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Excetera tries to represent issues of student life in the same way that the annual Frosh Week performance

Excited for Excetera

February 1, 2008
Arts

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Kenyan student fears for parents back home

February 1, 2008
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Commerce Society President Dave Waugh was taken aback by the bill ComSoc received for Frosh Week 2007.

Frosh Week finances faze faculty societies

February 1, 2008
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Talia Radcliffe

RWS wins by one vote

January 31, 2008
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The men’s volleyball team celebrates after scoring a point Saturday night against York.

Gaels pick up pair of wins

January 29, 2008
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Louise Hamill goes for a kill against York Saturday night.

Women upset Lions

January 29, 2008
Sports

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Students walk by the Engineering Society office in the Integrated Learning Centre in Beamish-Munro Hall.

Engineering Society, Incorporated?

January 29, 2008
News

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Dan Whalen says using StuCons for EngSoc events would be the most practical option.

SciCons may be disbanded

January 29, 2008
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Presidential candidate Holly Archer of team ACH answers a question at Wednesday’s presidential debate.

Questions of feasibility dominate debates

January 25, 2008
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The AMS signed an agreement with the University to contribute a total of $25.5 million to the Queen’s Centre project. Team ACH would consider withholding the AMS’s annual contribution.

ACH would bargain with student money

January 25, 2008
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Food Services won’t collaborate with the city on its organic waste management program.

Composting pilot program launching

January 25, 2008
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AMS Vice-President (University Affairs) Julia Mitchell and President Kingsley Chak spend a moment relaxing in the AMS office.

Doling out the dough

January 25, 2008
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The message of a new generation

January 22, 2008
Lifestyle

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Amy Uyeda and Aly Ogasian conceived Today I Lost My Bagpuss Bracelet last year as a way to keep in touch and make collaborative art.

Long-distance art project

January 22, 2008
Arts

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Graduate student Jennifer Stacey stands with her two children. Stacey says there’s a need for after-hours childcare at Queen’s.

After-hours childcare needed, parent says

January 22, 2008
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Poems

January 18, 2008
Lifestyle

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Reading outdoors is a pleasure in every season

Books for all seasons and spaces

January 18, 2008
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English professor Laura Murray says engaging in literary criticism doesn’t prevent you from enjoying what you’re reading.

Criticism doesn’t equal critical

January 18, 2008
Lifestyle

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Team RWS hopes to ‘foster engagement with the student body.’

RWS campaigning to target ‘real’ students

January 18, 2008
News

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Assistant acounting professor David McConomy says student relationships make staffing hierarchies more complex.

Pub lacked internal controls, prof says

January 18, 2008
News

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Queen’s setter Devon Miller (4) makes a block Friday as teammate Michael Amoroso looks on.

Volleyball triumphs in five-set thriller

January 15, 2008
Sports

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Aleta Gruenwald and gaming store 4 Colour 8 Bit owner Nicholas Chan play Big Brain Academy.

Playing games with your mind

January 15, 2008
Lifestyle

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Cameo Cinema co-ordinator Wendy Huot started the film-screening series to provide movie buffs with the same opportunity for networking and building community that lovers of other art forms enjoy.

Looking at cinema through a personal lens

January 15, 2008
Arts

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Dierdre Logue’s piece Per Se features the artist filming herself with a webcam and communicating in a way that frustrates and challenges viewers.

Agnes show sounds good

January 15, 2008
Arts

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Former Clark Hall Pub staff members Matt McLellan and Chris Hannon were dissatisfied with EngSoc’s report results.

Clark Hall plan disappoints former staff

January 15, 2008
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Chocolate may be a good source of antioxidants

A bittersweet chocolate debate

January 11, 2008
Lifestyle

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Union Gallery curator Jocelyn Purdie took her work home with her

Window gallery brings art into everyday

January 11, 2008
Arts

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The best asset an employee can have in today’s job market is adaptability

Negotiating an evolving job market

November 29, 2007
Lifestyle

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The value of a good reputation

November 29, 2007
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Students should consider their reasons for going to graduate school before they commit themselves to doing a master’s.

Taking time to master grad school

November 29, 2007
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Careers Supplement

November 29, 2007
Lifestyle

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Fall term athletes are (left to right) Katie McKenna

The Gaels’ fall term report card

November 29, 2007
Sports

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This is the first year Jess Foran got her very own Christmas tree to decorate for her celebration of the holiday season.

’Tis the season to decorate

November 29, 2007
Lifestyle

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Making four lists each

Presenting the best albums of 2007

November 29, 2007
Arts

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Where in the world is Queen’s going?

November 29, 2007
News

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Kingston resident and alumna Kathy Wood led discussion at the Aberdeen symposium Tuesday.

Aberdeen symposium searches for solutions

November 29, 2007
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EngSoc Vice President (Operations) Rob Macnamara says the earliest Clark Hall Pub will reopen is September 2008.

EngSoc silent on Clark

November 29, 2007
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Councilor Bill Glover put forward the motion passed at council.

Council strikes group to discuss Aberdeen

November 23, 2007
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Since the December 2006 closure of the IGA in Kingslake Plaza

North Kingston’s food desert

November 23, 2007
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Vice-Principal (Operations and Finance) Andrew Simpson says lighting retrofits are a practical way to go green.

Queen’s green scene

November 23, 2007
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Gaels’ forward Mitch Leger shoots against Guelph Saturday.

Men’s basketball wins home opener

November 16, 2007
Sports

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Famine has a taste for the unusual

November 16, 2007
Arts

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Queen’s guard Lyndsey Gauley drives against RMC Friday.

Gaels thump Paladins in women’s opener

November 9, 2007
Sports

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This vodka martini

A toast to cocktails

November 9, 2007
Lifestyle

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After being wounded in the Second World War

Serving his country at home and abroad

November 9, 2007
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OUA playoff goal-scoring leader Nick Milonas in an Oct. 24 playoff game against Ryerson.

Crunch time for rugby, soccer

November 2, 2007
Sports

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Fourth-year volleyball player Jeff DeMeza says athletes should have priority choosing classes.

Head start for Gaels?

November 2, 2007
Sports

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Manager of International Projects and Initiatives Barbara Yates says the liaison office

Liaison office to open in Shanghai

November 2, 2007
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Gaels’ slotback Rob Bagg

Gaels fall

October 30, 2007
Sports

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Low grade for sustainability

October 30, 2007
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Spirits of hanged prisoners reportedly haunt the Frontenac County Courthouse parking lot

Places to avoid tomorrow night

October 30, 2007
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Language programs will meet soon to discuss the future of language studies at Queen’s.

Small programs fight cut

October 30, 2007
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Napping can be beneficial if kept to 30 minutes or less

Repaying your sleep debt

October 26, 2007
Lifestyle

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Dr. Steven McNevin is the Director of Psychiatry at Health

The winter blues’ big brother

October 26, 2007
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A nutritious diet starts with meal planning and buying groceries with all the Canada Food Guide’s food groups in mind.

How healthy is your plate?

October 26, 2007
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Long study sessions followed

Working and playing hard

October 26, 2007
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Gaels’ fencer Anton Oentoro lunges at an opponent in the Queen’s Invitational Saturday.

Fencing starts strong

October 26, 2007
Sports

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Gaels’ defender Ali Skinner (18) comforts midfielder Katie Dalziel after Wednesday’s loss to the Royal Military College.

Women’s soccer defeated

October 26, 2007
Sports

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Some say the ghost of Theresa has been haunting the dark alleyway behind the Toucan since the 1800s.

Things that go bump in the night

October 26, 2007
Lifestyle

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Former Goat employee Jeff Barbeau makes whimsical mixed media found art and text despite having no formal background in art.

Polaroids and parody; Barbeau finds art

October 26, 2007
Arts

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Fire Inspector Delbert Blakney said the fire department has weekly meeting with contractors.

Campus fires raise alarm bells

October 26, 2007
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Building bikes and community

October 26, 2007
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Gaels’ striker Laura Vanderlaan traps the ball and prepares to shoot Saturday against Carleton. Queen’s won the game 2-0.

Soccer splits home games

October 23, 2007
Sports

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Gaels’ middle hitter Chris Vandyk unsuccessfully tries to dig a ball Saturday.

Strong opener for volleyball

October 23, 2007
Sports

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Reading Rand’s Atlas Shrugged provided Kyle Duford the inspiration he needed to return to university after dropping out.

The world according to Ayn Rand

October 23, 2007
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AMS Vice-Principal (University Affairs) Julia Mitchell and Academic Affairs Commissioner Alexi White hope students will vote to stay with OUSA.

OUSA affiliation up for renewal

October 23, 2007
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A Kingston Youth Shelter volunteer accepts food from Sheri Krell

Students serve up Soul Food

October 23, 2007
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Councillor Steve Garrison wants Queen’s to take responsibility for the Aberdeen Street party.

Looking ahead to Homecoming’s future

October 23, 2007
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The Coffee & Company on Division Street closed Friday after six years.

Coffee & Company closes doors quietly

October 23, 2007
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Queen’s Athletics hopes to attract more fans all year

Selling Queen’s sports

October 19, 2007
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Gaels’ rookie striker Danielle Gibson (16) launches a shot Sunday. The Gaels beat Trent 5-0.

Soccer wins and ties

October 16, 2007
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Queen’s goalie Katie Boyd challenges Windsor forward Candace Rapchak with defender Katie Duncan in pursuit. The Gaels lost to the Lancers 3-1 on Saturday.

Recurring results for women’s hockey team

October 16, 2007
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Gael Mike Giffin tries to evade a tackle from Waterloo’s John Boonstra.

Football flattens Waterloo

October 16, 2007
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Tapping into bottled water concerns

October 16, 2007
Lifestyle

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CFRC host Rick Jackson says Kingstonians connect to the campus radio station.

CFRC celebrates its 85th birthday

October 16, 2007
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Panel member Harry Smith said last night’s meeting will help inform some University decisions on the Code of Conduct.

Students raise Code of Conduct concerns

October 16, 2007
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MMP supporters blame lack of communication and poor media coverage for the failure of Wednesday’s referedum question concerning the proposed system.

MMP referendum misses the mark

October 12, 2007
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Students stock up in preparation for Homecoming weekend. The University is concerned about the sale of alcohol.

Magazine calls Aberdeen ‘Most outrageous street party’

October 12, 2007
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An African connection at Queen’s

October 12, 2007
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Sergeant Balwant Dhillon of the Kingston Police says alcohol is the number-one date rape drug.

Sexual assaults under investigation

October 12, 2007
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Incumbent Liberal MPP John Gerretsen enters the room last night after winning his seat in Kingston and the Islands for his fourth straight term.

Liberals win majority

October 11, 2007
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Claire Parsons (7) goes up for a header Wednesday as Katie Dalziel looks on.

Queen’s hands Ottawa first loss

October 9, 2007
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More Canadian smokers are smoking alone as many addicts give in to social pressures to quit.

Going up in smoke

October 9, 2007
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Rapin says he wants to revive the agricultural industry.

John Rapin: Ontario’s health care ‘under siege’

October 9, 2007
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Fournier calls provincial income taxes “self-defeating.”

Mark Fournier: ‘time for a change’

October 9, 2007
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Doherty says climate change is the most pressing issue.

Bridget Doherty: making poverty history

October 9, 2007
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Defensive back Jimmy Allin

Golden Hawks outshine Gaels

October 2, 2007
Sports

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Kellye Crockett has years of experience reading tarot cards

It’s all in the cards

October 2, 2007
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Simon Paabor is the director of this fall’s Queen’s Players show

The Queen’s Players show must go on

October 2, 2007
Arts

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Clark Hall Pub hosts one-time Ritual

October 2, 2007
News

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This yorkshire terrier needs to visit the groomer about every eight weeks

Canines on campus

September 28, 2007
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Mike Arnold (14) chases the ball in the Gaels’ game against Nipissing Sunday.

Men’s soccer defeats Voyageurs, Lakers

September 25, 2007
Sports

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Renee MacLellan slides for the ball Sunday against Nipissing.

Women’s soccer takes two games

September 25, 2007
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Education students gather outside at West Campus and hope others will join them to enjoy music

Last days of summer spark art fest

September 25, 2007
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Steven Blostein

Electrical engineering loses $250,000 in cuts

September 25, 2007
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University archivist Paul Banfield says a lack of space is the biggest challenge for the Queen’s Archives.

Preserving pieces of the past

September 25, 2007
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University of Toronto Professor Douglas Frayn

The stuff dreams are made of

September 21, 2007
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Principal Karen Hitchcock

Community outreach centre unveiled in Ghetto

September 21, 2007
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Mark Surya returns a kick Saturday in the Gaels’ 24-20 victory over McMaster.

Comeback kids strike again

September 18, 2007
Sports

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Thanks to blockbusters such as Al Gore’s An Inconvenient Truth

Green is the new black

September 18, 2007
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Head Student Constable Dan Whalen says provincial security legislation would allow Queen’s services access to greater resources.

Changes to security services begin

September 18, 2007
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Vice-Principal (Academic) Patrick Deane said the market for hiring top researchers and professors is competitive.

Playing the hiring game

September 18, 2007
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David Patterson

Queen’s may expand campus surveillance

September 18, 2007
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Yoga is just one of the many group exercise options available to help you get serious—and social—about your back-to-school workout routine.

Taking inspiration from Eastern exercise

September 14, 2007
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Artist Don Maynard stands with the titular piece from his community art event

Tidal Mass makes waves

September 14, 2007
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The new executive and reporting team of Queen’s TV is focusing on delivering news on Queen’s issues and events. From left to right: Julie Stewart-Binks (reporter)

From Studio Cue to Queen’s TV

September 14, 2007
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Due to course cuts

Engineers lose electives

September 14, 2007
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Clark Hall Pub staff paid less for drinks

September 14, 2007
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Gael Steve Shortly

Rugby dulls Excalibur’s edge

September 11, 2007
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There’s no question that this killer chip dip will have everyone at your potluck gathering around the same table.

Your personality revealed at a potluck

September 11, 2007
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The view from a second-floor reading room in Stauffer Library early Monday morning.

Detours don’t hinder class commute

September 11, 2007
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Sustainability co-ordinator Maryam Adrangi (centre)

Greenovations to spruce up Ghetto houses

September 11, 2007
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The Artel provides artists with a space to present their work.

Take a walk on Kingston’s artsy side

September 7, 2007
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Glover in the hot seat

September 7, 2007
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The Wolfe Islander III takes passengers from Kingston to Wolfe Island and back for free.

Wind your way through Wolfe Island

September 7, 2007
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By maximizing your recyclables and using a compost

Step away from the garbage bag

September 7, 2007
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Mayor Harvey Rosen says small cities with large student populations face similar tensions between students and permanent residents.

Battle lines in the Limestone City

September 7, 2007
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Guide to Kingston

September 7, 2007
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If the Athletics Review’s recommendation to raise the department’s mandatory fee is adopted

Athletics Review proposes hiking athletics fee to top five

September 7, 2007
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Queen’s restored their age-old rivalry with McGill in an August 26 game at Richardson Stadium.

Football starts in high gear

September 7, 2007
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Gaels’ striker Stephane Detchou (left) pursues a Toronto defender as the ball is cleared. The Gaels tied Toronto 1-1.

Solid debut for Gaels’ new coach

September 7, 2007
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Playing dress-up at school

September 7, 2007
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Barbara Hunt’s collection of hand-knit land mines and John Abrams’ ‘Figure Painting’ address the issue of group and individual identity from different perspectives.

Show at the Agnes has mass appeal

September 7, 2007
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Student Constables to supervise Grease Pole

September 7, 2007
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Rebecca Mezciems says Queen’s stores its students’ transcripts indefinitely.

Personal details given on need-to-know basis

September 7, 2007
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David Mitchell is confident he can improve on former vice-principal George Hood’s campaign.

New administrator up for a challenge

September 7, 2007
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Associate Vice-Principal (Facilities) Ann Browne says she patrols construction sites daily to ensure signs are still up.

Construction security increased as students return

September 7, 2007
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Bruce Griffiths

Queen’s liquor licence legacy

September 7, 2007
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Peter Kissick says lending money to staff from the till is extremely bad business practice.

Clark Hall Pub loaned cash from till

September 7, 2007
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University ate my homework

July 31, 2007
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Residence Life coordinator Matthew Brown puts up signs in Victoria Hall reminding students to think before they drink.

Drinking in your dorm

July 31, 2007
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Library technician Pam Manders explores the Jordan Special Collections Library’s treasures.

Best-kept campus secrets

July 31, 2007
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Frosh Supplement

July 31, 2007
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Women’s basketball Coach Dave Wilson said returning senior players will fill the void left by Claire Meadows’ graduation.

Mixed reaction to review

July 31, 2007
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Clark Hall Pub’s doors closed indefinitely on June 27. The Engineering Society terminated all pub staff and supplier contracts.

Closing Clark Hall Pub too drastic

July 31, 2007
Opinions

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Butler gets two-year probation

July 31, 2007
News

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Jeff Warshafsky

Code of conduct revised after 15 years

July 31, 2007
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Associate Dean of Law Arthur Cockfield said new technology increases security risks.

Technology poses new challenges for security

July 31, 2007
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Engineering Society President Charlie Scott surveys the bar at the empty Clark Hall Pub.

Clark Hall Pub closed indefinitely

July 31, 2007
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Canadian defender Nana Attakora-Gyan (2) and American midfielder Anthony Wallace battle for position in the June 6 match.

Under-20 team wins on campus

June 26, 2007
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Men’s volleyball players at a recent practice in Bartlett Gym. The team will have six new recruits this year.

Volleyball brings in fresh faces

June 26, 2007
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Gym-going not a walk in the park

June 26, 2007
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Student adds personal touch

June 26, 2007
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Cultural critic pushes poetic limits

June 26, 2007
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Fort Henry military interpreter

Once upon a time …

June 26, 2007
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Damage was limited mainly to AMS general manager Claude Sherren’s office

AMS smoked out by office fire

June 26, 2007
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Stauffer Library

New office to lead green initiatives

June 26, 2007
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Being a tourist is so much better when you don’t have to carry a map around.

How to be a tourist in your own city

May 29, 2007
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For the exhibit Objects of Significance curators Talie Shalmon and Lisa Visser collected treasures

Objectified art tells local stories

May 29, 2007
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The Sleepless Goat

More than just vegan cheesecake

May 29, 2007
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Two passersby peer into a pit outside Gordon Hall. Union Street west of Clergy is closed for the rerouting of services.

Queen’s Centre contract review to save millions

May 29, 2007
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Renovations are underway at 11 Aberdeen Street

Outreach centre finds home on Aberdeen

May 29, 2007
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