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Conservative leader Stephen Harper is greeted by supporters as he arrives at Minos Village Restaurant in Kingston.

Harper whistle stop brings pride and protest

April 29, 2011
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Student participating in the Queen's Vote Mob rally outside the John Deutsch University Centre Thursday afternoon to encourage their peers to vote in the federal election on May 2.

Rallying against voter apathy

April 21, 2011
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Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff spoke before an audience of college and university students

Ignatieff puts emphasis on education

April 11, 2011
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Miraculous March

April 7, 2011
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Sports – CIS Hockey Sunday

March 15, 2011
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Sports – CIS Hockey Saturday

March 13, 2011
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Sports – CIS Hockey Friday

March 12, 2011
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Features – Recycling Ride-along

January 23, 2011
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Sports – Waterpolo

December 24, 2010
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Sports – Women’s Soccer

November 30, 2010
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Current – Civic Remembrance Day Ceremony

November 29, 2010
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Politics – Kingston Mayoral Elections

November 29, 2010
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Sports – Football

November 28, 2010
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Welcome

November 24, 2010
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Tri-cycle the bicycle

October 5, 2010
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Fifty-two local youths came to the ARC for the Winter Adaptive Games on Saturday. A total of $2

Winter Adaptive Games take ARC by storm

January 31, 2012
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Rector resigns

September 2, 2011
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Conservative leader Stephen Harper is greeted by supporters as he arrives at Minos Village Restaurant in Kingston.

Harper whistle stop brings pride and protest

April 29, 2011
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Student participating in the Queen's Vote Mob rally outside the John Deutsch University Centre Thursday afternoon to encourage their peers to vote in the federal election on May 2.

Rallying against voter apathy

April 21, 2011
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Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff spoke before an audience of college and university students

Ignatieff puts emphasis on education

April 11, 2011
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The emotion of a game is hard to appreciate from the TV.

Off the couch, at the game

April 7, 2011
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From left: panellist Devin McDonald

A discussion on life and cinema

April 7, 2011
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Last Words

April 7, 2011
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Spending a year at Herstmonceaux Castle can be a great experience

Global students

April 7, 2011
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AMS President Safiah Chowdhury (centre)

Ending the party with team CHR

April 7, 2011
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Athletic therapist James Sawchuk works on track and field athlete Shane Kelly at the Athletic Therapy department.

The somber side of sports

April 1, 2011
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Liam and Pat Twomey of cycling were recognized as the top male varsity club athletes.

Varsity clubs celebrate season

April 1, 2011
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Jonathon Lawrance of men’s hockey and Katie Matthew of women’s volleyball were named top male and female varsity athletes.

Colouring Gaels golden

April 1, 2011
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Banning bottled water won’t solve the problem

A discussion on the bottled water ban

April 1, 2011
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Limestone pulls plug

April 1, 2011
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Talking with Nick Day

March 25, 2011
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Day not over

March 25, 2011
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Kingston Field will be replaced by a turf field by the summer of 2012. Athletics and Recreation is adding an additional field on West Campus.

Moving out West

March 25, 2011
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Strong showing for squash

March 25, 2011
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God on Tuesday

March 25, 2011
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AMS commission finances explored

March 25, 2011
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AMS Academic Affairs Commissioner Kieran Slobodin

Provincial policy changes in the works

March 25, 2011
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Red Room almost ready

March 18, 2011
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Recounting the best of 2010-11

March 18, 2011
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Bronze-lining for Gaels

March 18, 2011
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Debate alive on campus

March 18, 2011
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Vice-President of Queen’s Engineers Without Borders

Engineers keep it clean

March 18, 2011
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Julie Harmgardt

Disabling invisibilities

March 18, 2011
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The power of Pride

March 18, 2011
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On Mikaila: Dress: $12.99 Tights: $3.99 Bracelets: $3.99 Earrings: $1.99 Outfit total: $22.96

Fashion-forward outfits for under $35

March 11, 2011
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Having a nice blazer is a good place to start when building your work wardrobe

From classroom to boardroom

March 11, 2011
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Banner in the bag, nationals next

March 11, 2011
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In their first OUA Championship victory in 32 years

Golden goal for Gaels

March 11, 2011
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When the bough breaks

March 11, 2011
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Art for AIDS was a multi-faceted exhibit

Changing lives with creativity

March 11, 2011
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Laura Maracle of FDASC said that there is still a need for raising awareness about these bursaries and awards.

Surplus generates higher funding allocation

March 11, 2011
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The Cold Beverage Exclusivity contract has given Queen’s $5.8 million since 2000 and grants Coke exclusive rights to sell on campus.

Coke controversy

March 11, 2011
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Rector Nick Day faces possible impeachment following a letter he wrote to Michael Ignatieff.

Rector’s actions questioned

March 11, 2011
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In the late 17th and early 18th century

Skating towards femininity

March 4, 2011
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AMS Sustainability Coordinator Jodi Rempel

Banning bottled water on campus

March 4, 2011
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Stackhouse on the future of print media

February 17, 2011
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Jonthathon Lawrance (22)

The unsung heroes of hockey

February 17, 2011
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According to Shauna Fontaine (right)

Cardio gets crazy

February 17, 2011
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Hiring decisions for the incoming AMS council were made Sunday night.

Welcoming the AMS council

February 17, 2011
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High Voltage Burlesque troupe

High Voltage Burlesque

February 11, 2011
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Because of the small LGBT dating pool

Same gender, same scene

February 11, 2011
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Androgyny trend doesn’t have politics of real inclusion behind it

Gender bending trend

February 11, 2011
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Student-Friendly Easy Oreo Truffles (above)

Seductive sweets

February 11, 2011
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John Stackhouse

Wisdom from a veteran

February 11, 2011
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Hot choreography

February 11, 2011
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Currently there are three broken ellipticals and two broken treadmills in the ARC. National Fitness Products staff member James Hunter assesses the condition of an elliptical.

Working out the kinks in the ARC

February 11, 2011
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Defibrillators increase a person’s chance of survival significantly after they suffer cardiac arrest.

At the heart of the matter

February 11, 2011
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Although the AMS elections team advertised this year’s election

Voter turnout declines

February 11, 2011
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Hits were a common theme of the night as the Gaels and Paladins combined for 80 penalty minutes at the Constatine Arena.

Injury-ridden Gaels march to playoffs

February 8, 2011
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Presidential candidate Rob Staalduinen says that he hopes expand student-run tutorials.

President programming

February 8, 2011
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Giving a voice to Egypt

February 8, 2011
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The life of a res custodian

February 3, 2011
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Conroy helps close out UOIT

February 3, 2011
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Presidential candidate Sacha Gudmundsson (left)

SDL goes south

February 3, 2011
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Barrington Walker on Black history

February 1, 2011
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The women’s hockey team defeated the UOIT Ridgebacks 4-1 on Friday. Read more about the game this Friday.

Can’t find the way in North Bay

February 1, 2011
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Kimberly Howald

Preaching the importance of teaching

February 1, 2011
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Duncan Peterson

Vying for a vote of confidence

February 1, 2011
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Sedentary time can be harmful even with regular exercise

Excess sedentary time causes sickness

January 28, 2011
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An average cup of coffee contains up to 100 mg of caffeine

Caffeine choices

January 28, 2011
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The new guideliness encourage moderate to vigorous-intensity physical activities

Canadian exercise guidelines reduced

January 28, 2011
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We want to believe our generation is special

The end of the world as we know it?

January 28, 2011
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Engineering a presidential victory

January 28, 2011
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Presidential candidate Morgan Campbell (centre)

Serving student needs

January 28, 2011
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Presidential candidate Sacha Gudmundsson (centre)

Electing a student approach

January 28, 2011
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Walk the line

January 25, 2011
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Presidential candidate Sacha Gudmundsson (right)

The spell of SDL

January 25, 2011
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Presidential candidate Morgan Campbell (left)

CES for AMS

January 25, 2011
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Post Jordan Tomas tries to defend against the Ottawa Gee Gees during a loss at home.

Ravens edge Gaels

January 21, 2011
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Canada Goose jackets seem to attract many divided opinions—people either love them or hate them. Is the hefty price tag actually worth it?

A flock of geese

January 21, 2011
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Daniella Dávila

Student equity plans released

January 21, 2011
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Unpaid tuition

January 21, 2011
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Leading the charge against lead

January 18, 2011
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The Canadian University Synchronized Swimming League’s Eastern Canadian Divisional was hosted by Queen’s Synchro and the ARC this past weekend. The Queen’s Blue team was the top performer in the team event placing fifth. The Yellow team placed eighth and the Red team placed 14th. Laurel Lee

Queen’s Synchro

January 18, 2011
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Anna Pedjase (No. 3) sets up Katie Matthews (No. 13) during a game at home.

Digging 9-1 record

January 18, 2011
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Guard Christ Barrett is blocked by the Ravens defence in their 86-73 loss.

Queen’s can’t pull off upset

January 18, 2011
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Kyle Hannah collects recyclable materials during his route through the Student Ghetto on Wednesday.

Talking trash

January 14, 2011
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Sous chef Nigel Hughes prepares vegan food at Leonard Cafeteria

Voting vegan

January 14, 2011
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A City of Guelph senior policy offficer at the said the concerns were raised at a public forum about the University of Guelph student housing situation becoming similar to the Queen’s Student Ghetto.

False panic increases average rent

December 2, 2010
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The most important thing people can do to protect themselves online is set their privacy settings

Problems with online privacy

December 2, 2010
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Neil Bearse of the School of Business says independent artists can benefit from online tools like Twitter and YouTube.

Independent musicians benefit from online exposure

December 2, 2010
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The women’s team competes in the bronze medal game against the McMaster Marauders losing 12-0 over the weekend at the ARC.

Queen’s still pooling experience for future

December 2, 2010
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Guard Brittany Moore charges down the court while battling a Mustang player on Saturday.

Stangs saved by the bell

December 2, 2010
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A CIS banner for women’s soccer and a first-time CIS appearence by women’s rugby capped off the Gaels’ fall season.

National champions top Gaels grades

December 2, 2010
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A feast of festive flavours

December 2, 2010
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Sporting awareness

December 2, 2010
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Victims remembered

December 2, 2010
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Robin Johannsen

Walking towards operational changes

December 2, 2010
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Police and forensic units respond to an incident at Duncan McArthur at approximately 9 p.m.

One student dead after fall from skylight on West Campus

December 2, 2010
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The Education Library in Duncan McArthur Hall was evacuated following the incident at approximately 7:30 p.m. last night.

Tragedy on West Campus

December 2, 2010
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Visitors at the Kuluta Buddhist Centre on Wellington St. participate in a meditation led by Kelsang Donsang on Tuesday night.

Treating depression differently

November 26, 2010
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Tavis Sisco grapples with an opponent at the Queen’s open over the weekend.

Wrestling showcase at the ARC

November 26, 2010
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Middle Katie Matthews spikes the ball during the Gaels’ straight-set win over the Ottawa Gee-Gees last Saturday at the ARC.

Queen’s rolls over Ottawa at home

November 26, 2010
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Doing yoga in a heated room allows the muscles to stretch more deeply and the heart to pump blood faster through the body.

Can you handle the heat?

November 26, 2010
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According to staff responsible for training sales agents

High pressure sales make bad impression

November 19, 2010
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Gaels sweep ARC clean

November 19, 2010
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The League of Unextraordinary Gentlemen offers organized hockey to Queen’s students and Kingston residents.

Gentlemen of a different league

November 19, 2010
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“Popular culture is something that is a major interest to many faculty members

Off the beaten academic track

November 19, 2010
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Organizers of the panel to discuss the decriminalization of prostitution brought together five experts to debate the ramifications of the Sept. 28 court decision.

Debating the merits of decriminalization

November 19, 2010
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Securing campus

November 19, 2010
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Deputy Comissioner of publications Sarah Hirji and Social Issues Commissioner Daniella Dávila encourage students to submit to the various SIC publications.

SIC publications seek student voices

November 12, 2010
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Aspiring writers should be constantly reading and practicing their writing

So you want to be a writer?

November 12, 2010
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Jennifer Croome

Novel writing in November

November 12, 2010
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The annual “Kill McGill” game is one of the Gaels’ more popular games at the Memorial Centre. On Oct. 30 about 350 fans watched the McGill Redmen beat the men’s hockey team 6-4.

Gaels’ home north of Princess infringed

November 12, 2010
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Jon Slaughter (L) and James Clarke (R) battle for places against a Guelph Gryphon.

Riding to a championship in Port Hope

November 12, 2010
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Though they will be losing some key athletes

Gaels bag fifth place with big win

November 12, 2010
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Dr. Ruth Wilson says she is honoured to receive the 5-star Doctor award.

Queen’s doctor wins prestigious award

November 12, 2010
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Ted Hsu wins the Liberal nomination which has been held by Peter Milliken for 22 years.

Fresh face changes the race

November 12, 2010
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Gaels open 1-1

November 9, 2010
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Guard Liz Boag drives to the basket against Laurier.

Rebounding at the ARC

November 9, 2010
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Though some are wary

The finer points of acupuncture

November 9, 2010
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Jeff Dixon and Yolande Chan of the Queen’s Monieson Centre.

Enter the Dragon’s Den

November 9, 2010
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Ted Hsu celebrates his Liberal nomination win with supporters. From left to right: Fred Faust

If the Hsu fits, nominate it

November 9, 2010
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Centre Jonathon Guichon scores a try for the Gaels in their victory over the Guelph Gryphons. The Gaels will be in Hamilton this Saturday for the semifinals.

Gaels cruise to victory over Guelph

November 5, 2010
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Naomi Rosenfeld

Never forget

November 5, 2010
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With a 6-4 loss to the McGill Redmen at the Memorial Centre

Redmen still too much, Ravens not quite enough

November 2, 2010
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Paul Saulnier of PS I Love You.

PS I love Mangan in the sky with diamonds

November 2, 2010
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Counting student votes

November 2, 2010
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Rankings from Times Higher Education

Queen’s absent from world rankings

October 29, 2010
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Nathan Klemencic goes for the ball against the Laurentian Voyageurs’ goalkeeper Wednesday.

Men’s soccer breaks on through

October 29, 2010
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Queen’s Sustainability Manager Aaron Ball says Queen’s has taken steps to improve its green grade.

Upgrading sustainability at Queen’s

October 29, 2010
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The Gaels scrape into the playoffs with a 52-14 win over the York Lions at Richardson Stadium on Saturday. The Gaels will play the McMaster Marauders next Saturday in Hamilton.

Win and in for Queen’s

October 26, 2010
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PhD candidate Shaljan Areepattamannil found hands-on activities in science classes to be most effective.

Learning methods put to the test

October 26, 2010
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Mark Gerresten wins with 56.4 per cent of the vote in the Kingston Municipal Election. 30

Gerretsen wins mayoral race

October 26, 2010
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Students interested in the environmental studies department can specialize in one area with a subject of specialization (SSP) degree.

Studying the environment

October 22, 2010
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Professors are increaingly turning to online resources such as Moodle to save paper and costs.

Going online to go green

October 22, 2010
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The University hopes to add to the solar panels already on campus

Making the SWITCH to solar energy

October 22, 2010
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The Gaels defeated the Waterloo Warriors and the RMC Paladins this past week at Kingston Field.

Men’s rugby wins at home

October 22, 2010
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25 per cent of students in Queen’s School of Computing are female

Shrinking the gender divide in Computing

October 22, 2010
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Chair of Education on Queer Issues Project Kate Pritchard (left) and Social Issues Commissioner Daniella Davila (right) are spearheading a high school mentorship program to raise awareness about discrimination againt LGBT communities.

LGBT mentorship

October 22, 2010
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Winger/Centre Sarah Pathak is brought down after scoring a try in the Gaels’ 44-5 OUA Quarterfinal victory.

Toronto defeated, Waterloo next

October 19, 2010
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Although a four-year undergraduate degree can really break the bank

Avoiding first-degree burns

October 19, 2010
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Mayoral candidates discuss student issues at Grant Hall on Oct. 7.

Engaging student voices

October 19, 2010
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Richard Beninger

Prescription drugs used unprescribed?

October 15, 2010
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Queen’s psychology professor Elizabeth Kelley and PhD candidate Annie Li conducted the study.

New Queen’s study examines children’s lies

October 15, 2010
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The women’s soccer team came away from their home-and-home series with six points

Gaels too much for cross-town rival

October 5, 2010
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Caroline Davis (left) and Bob Silverman (right) say that talks with campus unions may play a role in Queen’s students education.

Queen’s employees face financial hurdles

October 5, 2010
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Director of Educational Equity and Diversity Projects and Chair of DET Adnan Husain says the DET Action Plan aims to create an inclusive campus climate.

Crafting an equitable future at Queen’s

October 5, 2010
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Mike O’Connor Sci’68

Clark Hall welcomes engineering alumni

October 1, 2010
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Able’s premier

October 1, 2010
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Queen’s hooker Mason Curtis tries to escape Western’s grasp in men’s rugby’s 31-15 loss to the Mustangs on Saturday.

Mustangs end Gaels’ dominance

September 28, 2010
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Dr. Mike Condra Director of HCDS says the university environment can often cause stress and anxiety.

Anxiety, eating disorders on the rise

September 28, 2010
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Fauxcoming celebrations drew 1

Fauxcoming fallout

September 28, 2010
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Dagmara Genda and Marigold Santos inform their practice with childhood memories of immigrating to Canada.

Inklings of an informed identity

September 24, 2010
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Kasigo I. Dintwe

Engineering global citizens

September 24, 2010
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The ‘Who is She’ campaign

Honouring inspiring women

September 24, 2010
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Supporters of the unschooling movement say traditional school oppresses students’ needs and reduces their interest in learning.

Creating your own curriculum

September 21, 2010
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Ramps used for locking up bicycles can make campus inaccessible.

Accessing awareness at Queen’s

September 21, 2010
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Annie Chau says public education is an important part of preventing violence against women.

Taking a stand

September 17, 2010
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Queen’s community celebrates a Vanier Cup win and a victory over the Windsor Lancers at Richardson Stadium on Sunday

Gaels battle Windsor, weather

September 14, 2010
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Think small to save big in residence

September 14, 2010
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AMS Special Project reveals history

September 14, 2010
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“I got offered a $450 bike for 20 bucks

Where do all the stolen bikes go?

September 10, 2010
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This year’s Gaels dominate the McGill Redmen in pre-seaon action at Tindall Field on Sept. 5.

Gaels pass pre-season tests

September 10, 2010
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The fall’s Gaels look to repeat on the legendary 2009 season and raise their own banners to the rafters.

High hopes for fall Gaels

September 10, 2010
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The AMS Executive team will use bi-monthly video blogs to update students on their progress.

CHR is up to par

September 10, 2010
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It’s human nature to desire communication and information. A recent experiment conducted at the International Center for Media and the Public Agenda at the University of Maryland demonstrated how hard it is for students to live without media.

Unplugged and unstable

July 27, 2010
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Students dressed in Athletics and Recreation’s sumo suits compete at a Gaels football game earlier this year.

Sumo suits end in apology

April 1, 2010
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Gaels forward Kelsey Thomson breaks through the Gryphon defense during the Gaels’ 7-4 loss to Guelph during game one of the OUA quarterfinal on Feb. 25 at the Memorial Centre. The Gryphons won game two in Guelph to sweep the series.

Guelph guts Gaels’ golden goal

March 5, 2010
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AMS Team PNF presidential candidate Mitch Piper and Team CHR presidential candidate Safiah Chowdhury spar at Wednesday’s debate in the JDUC.

PNF and CHR talk green initiatives

January 29, 2010
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Defenceman Ben Muroe and RMC forward Mike Soros settle an argument during the Gaels’ 4-1 loss to the Royal Military College Paladins on Wednesday night at RMC’s Constantine Arena.

Men’s hockey falls to RMC

January 22, 2010
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Candy and cannibalism

January 15, 2010
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Clay Patterson (left) and Matt Hulse take off during Saturday’s CIS cross-country final at Fort Henry Hill.

Cross country hosts CIS finals

November 20, 2009
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McGill captain Yan Turcotte winds up a slapshot while Gaels’ forwards Jeffrey Johnstone and T.J. Sutter set up to block it.

Redmen spoil Gaels’ home opener

October 20, 2009
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Becky Conroy gets tied up with a York defender during the Gaels’ Jan. 17 6-1 loss against the Lions. Last weekend she notched two goals against the Lions in the Gaels’ 4-0 season-opening win in Toronto.

Sports in Brief

October 16, 2009
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McMaster wide receiver tries to get past defensive back Rich Addison (22) and linebacker T.J. Leeper during Saturday’s game at Richardson Stadium. The Gaels won 8-7.

Football ekes win against Mac

September 15, 2009
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Outside hitter Lorna Button is one of four Gaels’ volleyball women chosen for the Ontario provincial team.

Sports in brief

June 23, 2009
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Football Gaels selected to go pro

May 26, 2009
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Backpacking and beyond

April 2, 2009
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Football head coach Pat Sheahan will now serve as his own offensive coordinator after Warren Goldie’s exit.

Football offensive co-ordinator moves on

March 19, 2009
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Laurier’s Alison Williams tries to check Queen’s Megan McNutt. Queen’s lost 7-0.

Women’s hockey hangs on

March 6, 2009
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Beth Egnatoff brings Queen Dido to life and death.

Drama in the detail

February 5, 2009
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Parachute games

February 2, 2009
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CESA president-elect Mike Brinkworth

KAM has confidence

January 28, 2009
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ASUS president-elect Jill Evans and vice-president-elect Josh Michelson celebrate their win last night. The team won with 1

Josh and Jill climb ASUS hill

January 28, 2009
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Queen’s guard Baris Ondul drives against Carleton’s Elliott Thompson Saturday night. The Ravens beat the Gaels 100-75.

Hurting at home

January 26, 2009
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Queen’s forward Liz Kench gets knocked down by UOIT defender Jordan Whately Saturday at the Memorial Centre. The Gaels lost 3-0 to the Ridgebacks.

Gaels fall to last-place Ridgebacks Saturday

January 13, 2009
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Queen’s forward Kelsey Thomson (72) battles Guelph’s Dayna Kanis for the puck Saturday.

Roller-coaster weekend for Gaels

November 27, 2008
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Queen’s forward Billy Burke is pursued by McGill’s Louis-Simon Allaire (left) and Chris Churchill-Smith Saturday.

What is and what could be

November 21, 2008
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Queen’s forward Mitch Leger (14) and guard Tim Boyle defend against Laurier’s Justin Golob Saturday night at Bartlett Gym. The Gaels lost 97-84 to the Golden Hawks.

Gaels open with a bang

November 14, 2008
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Ottawa reciever Ezra Millington hurdles Queen’s David Rooney.

Football falls down

November 7, 2008
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Gaels’ flanker Alistair Clark tries to evade Western’s Joshua Campbell Saturday at Kingston Field. Queen’s won 19-8.

Rugby runs over Western

November 7, 2008
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Gaels’ middle Christiane Taylor goes up for a spike against Ottawa.

Gaels can’t hang on in opener

October 24, 2008
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Liberal Party candidate and incumbent Member of Parliament Peter Milliken says if elected

Cashing in on the student vote

October 7, 2008
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The Gaels’ Pat Corbin (90)

New gridiron stars shining for Gaels

September 30, 2008
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Street party ‘nothing out of the ordinary,’ Toronto police officer says

September 28, 2008
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Numbers go up but street party atmosphere continues to mellow

September 28, 2008
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