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Glory from the ground up

March 28, 2008
In Focus

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OUA East Rookie of the Year Jon Ogden handles the ball Feb. 13 at Bartlett Gym against RMC.

Sports In Brief

March 7, 2008
Sports

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Capturing the cup

February 8, 2008
In Focus

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The power of one

February 1, 2008
In Focus

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Getting the wrong picture

January 29, 2008
Editorials

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Passion, pain and perseverance

November 29, 2007
In Focus

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Eat. Sleep. Play Nintendo Wii.

October 30, 2007
Editorials

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An alumni affair

October 19, 2007
In Focus

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Gaels’ rugby captain James Potter eludes a Western defender in Saturday’s game. The Gaels beat the Mustangs 16-13.

Rugby romps to win over Western

October 16, 2007
Sports

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InFocus: Frosh Week 2007

September 11, 2007
In Focus

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Karen Hitchcock was Queen’s first female principal.

Guarded reaction to Hitchcock’s departure

April 17, 2008
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Principal Karen Hitchcock

Principal withdraws reappointment request; resignation takes effect April 30

April 17, 2008
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Last Words

April 3, 2008
Lifestyle

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As far as hangover cures go

Best of Kingston

April 3, 2008
Lifestyle

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Men’s basketball head coach Rob Smart addresses his team in a Feb. 13 game against the RMC Paladins. Smart says he thinks Queen’s should do more to attract visible minority athletes.

Sporting chance for diversity

April 3, 2008
Sports

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The Queen’s Centre is over budget but that shouldn’t affect the University’s operating budget

Projects underway and under control

April 3, 2008
Opinions

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Winter term athletes include (from left) track’s Matt Hulse

Grading the Gaels’ performances

March 28, 2008
Sports

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Senate on Non-Academic Discipline (SONAD) Chair Georgina Moore says there’s no guarantee SONAD will have a recommendation ready for the Senate meeting on April 24.

Draft Code of Conduct tabled

March 28, 2008
News

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Mitch Crouse is the second place winner of Postscript's short fiction contest.

Three. Two. One.

March 20, 2008
Lifestyle

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The University signed a fixed-bid contract for Phase One of the Queen’s Centre project just before Christmas

High-cost tenders prompted switch to fixed bid

March 20, 2008
News

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Queen’s telefundraisers Tiffany Eaton

The key to alumni giving

March 20, 2008
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Kerry Rowe says researchers have flexibility in terms of how they spend their grant money.

Let’s talk about research

March 14, 2008
Lifestyle

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Research Supplement

March 14, 2008
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Shift in submissions evokes depth

March 14, 2008
Arts

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A quiet finale for QEA

March 14, 2008
Arts

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Rector-elect Leora Jackson celebrates her win with friends Wednesday night.

Leora Jackson voted 31st rector

March 14, 2008
News

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OUA East Rookie of the Year Jon Ogden handles the ball Feb. 13 at Bartlett Gym against RMC.

Sports In Brief

March 7, 2008
Sports

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Greg Nonato (right)

Fencing wins bronze medal at OUA finals

March 7, 2008
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Brett Gibson motivates the troops in a Nov. 17 game against McGill at the Memorial Centre. The Gaels lost the game 6-2.

Men’s hockey garners accolades

March 7, 2008
Sports

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Rugby takes show on road

March 7, 2008
Sports

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Jim Robinson balances life as a student with his on-stage persona as a standup comedian.

What’s so funny?

March 7, 2008
Arts

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Leora Jackson was named Queen's 31st rector late Tuesday night.

Leora Jackson new rector

March 7, 2008
News

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Vice-Principal (Advancement) David Mitchell says his $132-million fundraising goal is achievable.

Wanted: $132M

March 7, 2008
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The University has revised its contract for the Queen’s Centre construction project with PCL because of increasing costs.

Fix tried for Queen’s Centre

March 7, 2008
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Principal Hitchcock’s term ends in June

AMS wants to oust Hitchcock

March 7, 2008
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McGill forward Sam Bloom celebrates a goal in a Nov. 10 game as Gaels (left to right) T.J. Sutter

Hockey can’t handle McGill

February 29, 2008
Sports

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Matéo Guez makes films using a cell-phone recorder.

Fragmented films

February 29, 2008
Arts

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Rector candidates (clockwise) John Wintermeyer

Introducing your rector candidates

February 29, 2008
News

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Queen’s point guard Baris Ondul drives against RMC’s Gavin Viray-Cox Wednesday night.

Wrapping up on a quiet note

February 15, 2008
Sports

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Jessica Rice’s Spent Breath is a large

Art lingering in nostalgia

February 15, 2008
Arts

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English professor Rosemary Jolly says she doesn’t have time to teach in new departments.

Professors pressed for time

February 15, 2008
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Vice-Principal (Advancement) David Mitchell reviews the day’s messages with his assistant.

‘Oh! Schmoozing!’

February 15, 2008
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Oxfam Co-Chair Kate Whitelaw says manufacturers should have to prove they operate ethically.

A made-in-Canada ethical purchasing strategy?

February 15, 2008
News

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Faith in the bedroom

February 12, 2008
Lifestyle

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Love me! Or leave me alone features anti-Valentines handmade by local artists.

For the lovesick and heartbroken

February 12, 2008
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Jon Asselstine emulates Bobby Orr’s famous flying pose as Jeff Ovens (20) sets to knock home the rebound for Queen’s second goal Wednesday against RMC at Constantine Arena. The Carr-Harris Cup victory also clinched a playoff berth for the Gaels.

Carr-Harris Cup champs

February 8, 2008
Sports

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Travis Kann-McGarrity found his sleeping improved after applying the principles of this ancient Chinese art to his own space.

Redecorate your room the Feng Shui way

February 8, 2008
Lifestyle

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The guitarist of Ben

Decent exposure

February 8, 2008
Arts

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Queen’s First Aid volunteers Elizabeth Purssell

First response for student safety

February 8, 2008
News

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Presidential candidate Tamara Redwood.

COMPSA faces slew of acclamations

February 5, 2008
News

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Team Archer-Collins-Howard await election results as campaign manager Alvin Tedjo takes the call.

RWS wins by 21 votes in third recount

February 5, 2008
News

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Licensing our landlords

February 5, 2008
News

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Votes are counted in the JDUC in Wednesday’s AMS election.

Third recount for AMS election

February 1, 2008
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ACH may appeal

January 31, 2008
News

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More than 50 children and 80 student volunteers participated in the WAG

WAG blasts off, brings smiles to many faces

January 29, 2008
Sports

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Ryan Gibb watches a shot sail off the post last Wednesday.

Hockey keeps top spot with weekend split

January 29, 2008
Sports

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Before new degree program information can appear in faculty course calendars

What’s in a degree program?

January 29, 2008
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Team WCW spends their last day on the campaign trail.

AMS teams gear up for election

January 29, 2008
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Queen’s goalie Ryan Gibb makes a save on RMC forward Josh Fudge on Wednesday. Gibb made 31 saves en route to a 3-2 win.

Olsen a natural in win over RMC

January 25, 2008
Sports

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Stooley’s hangover helpers like this Lava Juice put stomachs at ease every Sunday morning.

Morning-after elixirs and quick-fixers

January 25, 2008
Lifestyle

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AMS executive members hold weekly council meetings with commissioners and directors to discuss student government operations.

Canada-wide student government

January 22, 2008
Features

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Team WCW said the AMS needs to create five to 10 year strategic plans.

Unpeeling AMS platforms

January 22, 2008
News

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Professor Jennifer Hosek said the majority of the texts she uses are in translation.

The truth about translations

January 18, 2008
Lifestyle

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When books become films

January 18, 2008
Lifestyle

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Literary Supplement

January 18, 2008
Lifestyle

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Avid gamers play History of the World

Kids don’t hold board game monopoly

January 18, 2008
Lifestyle

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Artist Jacqueline Collomb poses in front of a woodcut titled “Gas Mask.”

Sex and sexuality

January 18, 2008
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Vice-president (operations) candidate Andrew Cameron says he wants to improve the AMS’s human resources practices.

WCW’s straight-A approach

January 18, 2008
News

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ACH to bridge ‘disconnect’

January 18, 2008
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Physical Plant Services Operations Manager Brian Scovill says many people don’t know how to keep their lawns healthy without pesticides.

City to implement cosmetic pesticide ban

January 15, 2008
News

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The dangers of defaulting

January 15, 2008
News

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The original projected budget for the Queen’s Centre’s of $230 million is still realistic

Queen’s Centre project starts taking shape

January 15, 2008
News

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House-hunting students gather outside a Phil Lam-owned property on William Street. Phil Lam won the AMS’s Golden Cockroach Award two years in a row.

Hunting for houses

January 15, 2008
News

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6’6’’ Queen’s forward Mitch Leger scores against 6’10’’ Ryerson centre Joseph Imbrogno.

Weekend split for Queen’s basketball

January 11, 2008
Sports

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The tenants of a University Ave. house sit in their now-bare living room.

Holiday break-in ravages home

January 11, 2008
News

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Queen’s slow to act against racism: prof

January 11, 2008
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Dressing up your usual daily apparel is a good idea when handing out resumes.

How to snag your dream job

November 29, 2007
Lifestyle

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Molle O’Dolan started her publishing company

The peoples’ poetry press

November 29, 2007
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The men’s hockey team taking the ice against McGill Nov. 17. The team beat Concordia last week

Hockey splits Quebec

November 29, 2007
Sports

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Modern Fuel’s administrative director Jessica Rovito listens to the oral history of the gallery and watches the sign-language translation that is set as part of the show Instances.

Instances of a creative history

November 29, 2007
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A committee will decide the fate of Sodexho at Queen’s.

Students consulting on food contract

November 29, 2007
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Dean William Flanagan says a Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree more accurately describes the level of legal education at Queen’s.

A law degree by any other name

November 29, 2007
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German Studies professor Jill Scott says students should work with their professors in research.

Future bright for academics

November 29, 2007
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Growth factor

November 29, 2007
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Queen’s forward Pat Doyle (28) battles McGill’s Yan Turcotte.

A bitter pill from McGill

November 23, 2007
Sports

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Both morning people and night people generally find there are particular times of day when they are more productive than others.

Rise and shine

November 23, 2007
Lifestyle

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Associate Vice-Principal (Facilities) Ann Browne says there are no plans to LEED certify any existing buildings on campus.

Queen’s Centre LEEDing the way

November 23, 2007
News

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Squash coach Eugene Zaremba states his case at Tuesday’s town hall.

Review sparks mixed feelings

November 16, 2007
Sports

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Awards to woo athletes

November 16, 2007
Sports

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Gaels’ flyhalf Mike Simmons gets hit by OUA final MVP Ray Barkville of Brock Saturday.

Rugby runs out of steam

November 16, 2007
Sports

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Since Brendan Fell’s friends named him Ajax for his height which compares to the mythological Greek warrior

The nomenclature of you

November 16, 2007
Lifestyle

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Stooley’s owner Mike Tomlin says Queen’s students make up 90 per cent of his customer base. The remaining 10 per cent is made up of Queen’s faculty and staff.

Queen’s as economic powerhouse

November 16, 2007
News

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AMS Information Officer Greg McKellar says fees for AMS services are considered essential.

AMS services exempt from fee renewal

November 16, 2007
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Offering a refuge for education

November 16, 2007
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Uneasy bedfellows

November 16, 2007
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Gaels’ defenceman Mike Bushby knocks down a Ryerson forward Saturday in Queen’s 4-3 win.

Hockey turns season around

November 9, 2007
Sports

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Western back Zach Wittenberg tries to bring down Gaels’ centre Steve Shortly in Saturday’s semifinal. Queen’s won 18-13.

Gaels grind Mustangs’ gears

November 9, 2007
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Martial law silences families

November 9, 2007
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Men’s hockey continues to struggle

November 2, 2007
Sports

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The webcam installed on top of Stauffer Library will remain in place until spring 2008.

New Stauffer webcam monitors construction

November 2, 2007
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A Trent defender tries to pull down Queen’s back Will Sorenson in Saturday’s game. The Gaels defeated the Excalibur 99-0.

Rugby triumphs over Trent

October 30, 2007
Sports

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This collection of jack-o’-lanterns

Light up your Halloween

October 30, 2007
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Sweating underground

October 26, 2007
Lifestyle

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This vegan burger from The Sleepless Goat is one of the many examples of healthy and delicious meant-free options.

Alternative eating habits

October 26, 2007
Lifestyle

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Students suffering from depression can be referred to physicians for antidepressants.

Dealing with depression

October 26, 2007
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Health and Wellness

October 26, 2007
Lifestyle

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John MacFarlane

Art as outreach

October 26, 2007
Arts

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SONAD secretary Harry Smith says Senate hasn’t had a chance to review responses to the draft code of conduct.

Contradicting the code

October 26, 2007
News

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Canadian Studies co-ordinator Caroline Caron says the cuts will impede the program’s planned expansion.

Big cuts for small program

October 26, 2007
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Gaels’ defenceman Alex Archibald takes a shot against Gryphon goalie Adam Jennings in Saturday’s 3-2 shootout loss.

Heartbreak for men’s hockey team

October 23, 2007
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Gaels’ rugby captain James Potter takes on two Royal Military College defenders Saturday. The Gaels beat the Paladins 41-0.

Rugby dominates Paladins

October 23, 2007
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Jim Logan’s ‘The Diner’s Club

Turning art on its head

October 23, 2007
Arts

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Political t-shirts allow you to communicate a message to people you wouldn’t otherwise talk to says Barb Danielewski of the Epidemic Clothing Collective.

Wearing your heart on your sleeve

October 19, 2007
Lifestyle

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Insp. Brian Cookman says Kingston Police don’t like to impose on other forces.

Party proves pricey

October 19, 2007
News

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Gaels’ rugby captain James Potter eludes a Western defender in Saturday’s game. The Gaels beat the Mustangs 16-13.

Rugby romps to win over Western

October 16, 2007
Sports

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One of the ‘Red Hat’ volunteers hands a bottle of water to an Aberdeen party-goer.

Aberdeen reputation unwarranted

October 16, 2007
Opinions

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Queen’s graduate documents Aberdeen Street party

October 16, 2007
News

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Police made 54 arrests related to Homecoming this weekend.

Ontario’s street party

October 14, 2007
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Queen’s centre Julie Engelhart gets some repairs during the Gaels’ 8-7 loss to Waterloo. She later returned to action.

First winless weekend for rugby

October 12, 2007
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Gaels’ defender Michael Zanetti (5) goes up for a header against the Ryerson Rams on Sunday.

Mixed results for soccer

October 12, 2007
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Lisa Figge poses with Anna Elmberg Wright beside her laundry detergent sculpture

Cleaning and greening through art

October 12, 2007
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Emma Andrews shows off the compact fluorescent lightbulb to be installed in a number of Ghetto houses to improve sustainability as part of the Greenovations project.

Greenovations lessen students’ eco-footprint

October 12, 2007
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Film studies professor Dorit Naaman says Queen’s should offer more Middle Eastern instruction and engage in more discussion concerning academic freedom.

British schools back out of boycott

October 12, 2007
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Kingston police will use surveillance cameras and extra lighting on Aberdeen Street as they did during Homecoming 2006.

Police bring extra forces

October 12, 2007
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Rick Downes concedes defeat at the Grizzly Grill last night.

‘The race is the thing’ for Downes

October 11, 2007
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Men’s hockey coach Brett Gibson outside the ruins of Jock Harty Arena. The arena’s loss may lead to ice hockey being cut.

To cut, or not to cut?

October 9, 2007
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KC Adams took a page from Donna Harroway’s Cyborg Manifesto to play and subvert aboriginal stereotypes in her show Cyborg Hybrids

Cyborg Hybrids brings two worlds together

October 9, 2007
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Downes says the theme of his campaign is fairness.

Rick Downes: six election commitments

October 9, 2007
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Gerretsen says health care is Kingston’s number-one issue.

John Gerretsen: giving back

October 9, 2007
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Becky Conroy battles two Lancers for the puck Saturday.

Tough start for women’s hockey

October 2, 2007
Sports

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Playing someone else’s game

October 2, 2007
Arts

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Does Ontario have electoral dysfunction?

October 2, 2007
News

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AMS budgets for another loss in operating fund

September 28, 2007
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Volunteer group leader Vinni Rebelo says the group is not here to ‘condone or condemn’ the Aberdeen street party.

Volunteers may steer clear of Aberdeen

September 28, 2007
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Rugby beats defending champs

September 25, 2007
Sports

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Second Cup Manager Danny Dhanoa says a coffee shop can be a “neighbourhood oasis” that provides a meeting place for students

Culture of coffee

September 25, 2007
Lifestyle

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Inspector Brian Cookman looks on at last Thursday’s Police Services Board meeting.

Police suggest more Ghetto patrols all year

September 25, 2007
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Artel tenants (from left to right) William Weedmark

Bats fuel ‘cultural factory’

September 21, 2007
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Four Directions Aboriginal Student Centre manager Georgina Riel says now is a good time for an aboriginal awakening.

Powwow to promote education, community

September 21, 2007
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Insp. Brian Cookman listens at the Police Services meeting yesterday.

AMS unsure if Aberdeen Street to close

September 21, 2007
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Students pass a sign in the PEC encouraging them to vote. The Ontario general election takes place on Oct. 10.

Campus initiatives target low voter turnout

September 21, 2007
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Michael Ignatieff speaks to students about political engagement in Macdonald Hall yesterday.

Political engagement 101

September 21, 2007
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Police prepare for a rowdy weekend

September 21, 2007
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Gael rugby players perform a line-out in Sunday’s win against Trent.

Pair of wins for rugby teams

September 18, 2007
Sports

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Dr. Hugh Langley says recent renovations have made the clinic a more appealing place to work.

Health services loses doctors

September 18, 2007
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Michael Zanetti and the men’s soccer team soared to a 4-0 victory at RMC on Wednesday.

Men’s soccer beats RMC 4-0

September 14, 2007
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State Greetings artists Robert Jelinek and Mark Prier study identity and nationhood.

Modern Fuel show goes the distance

September 14, 2007
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22 new screens will be used to alert students in emergencies.

Digital signs to improve security

September 14, 2007
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Queen’s is buying the former prison for women

Queen’s buys former prison

September 14, 2007
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Queen’s defensive back Addison Rich returns a kick in the Gaels’ game against the Guelph Gryphons on Sunday. The Gaels came back to win 26-14.

Gael victory boosts team to 2-0

September 11, 2007
Sports

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Andrew Traficante

Free Toronto Star program cancelled at Queen’s

September 11, 2007
News

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Grease Pole climb ‘amazing’

September 11, 2007
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Margaret Bedore is a student suffering from rheumatoid arthritis. She says construction makes it harder for her to navigate campus.

Construction roadblock to campus accessibility

September 11, 2007
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This year’s frosh

Don’t let the conformity get to you

September 7, 2007
Opinions

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Two frosh move into Victoria Hall last Sunday. 150 volunteers helped direct traffic to lessen construction-related jams.

Volunteers relieve construction chaos on move-in day

September 7, 2007
News

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Photo by Joshua Chan Katie Cibrowski

WearFair aims to help students with their ethical fashion sense

March 30, 2007
News

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Principal Karen Hitchcock beat Rector Johsa Manzanilla in an arm-wrestling fundraiser for Queen’s Control Arms Tuesday night at The Grad Club.

Hitchcock, Manzanilla duke it out

March 16, 2007
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Claudia Bello’s mother died of gastric cancer when she was 13 years old. Claudia

Students cut it off for a cure

March 16, 2007
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Second Cockroach for Lam

March 16, 2007
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Kimberly Woodhouse said she looks forward to her new position as dean of Applied Science.

Female dean first for engineering

February 13, 2007
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Queen’s signed a three-year contract with Russell Athletics last May

Russell’s exclusive contract revealed

February 13, 2007
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Five out of six teams qualified this weekend for the provinvial championships in February.

Five teams of fencers make the cut

February 6, 2007
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The theme for the Winter Adaptive Games was superheroes.

Winter Adaptive Games a ‘Marvel’ous day

January 30, 2007
Sports

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Amelia Clarke speaks about the importance of campus environmentalism.

How to create a sustainable campus

January 30, 2007
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Kimberly Woodhouse spoke about her vision for Queen’s engineering yesterday.

Second dean candidate visits campus

January 26, 2007
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Earth Centre to offer environmental option to students

January 16, 2007
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Ava McDonald as the delusional housewife Betty (right) rises to the challenge of performing most of her scenes with a corpse (Joel Babcock

Nothing tame about Domestic comedy

November 24, 2006
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