Images from vol. 129, issue 3
- July 31, 2001
A photo of a photo of the original Alfie.
Construction worker Dan Frizzel works to implement the AMS vision for Alfie’s. One of the first things to go was the name and logo: Alfie’s Pub is just Alfie’s now.
The Solar Car team, standing by Mirage, prepares to race in the American Solar Challenge
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Photo courtesy of Queen’s Solar Vehicle Team
Alternative Frosh Week organizers encourage students to explore the flip side of Frosh Week, as well as the traditional shenanigans, (traditional shenanigan shown above).
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Journal File Photo
Forget about sharks. Swimmers off the coast of Tybee Island need to watch out for a cousin of this baddass when taking a dip this summer. Tread lightly.
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Photo courtesy of Blue Ridge Environmental Defense League
A busker at the corner of King and Princess. The annual Kingston Buskers Rendezvous ran from July 12-15.
Will Taylor, Marnie McCourty and Jacob James star in Daniel MacIvor’s Never Swim Alone.
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Photo courtesy of Playerking Productions
Shakespeare’s Macbeth, performed at the famous Globe Theatre.
Buckingham Palace in the heart of London.
“Careful, General—I smell a crappy remake!”
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Photo courtesy of www.planetoftheapes.com
Beach employee Anja Polisak, a fourth-year enviromental science student, gets baked at work.
James MacLean in action last season against the Ottawa Gee-Gees.
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Photo courtesy of James Maclean
Gaels hooker Steve Orchard (left) runs in to support a teammate in a game against the Oakville Crusaders at Kingston Field on Saturday.
The next wrap-around attempt for Jaromir Jagr will be in a Capitals’ jersey. The Penguins’ payroll can no longer afford the perennial Art Ross Trophy winner.
Not wearing any underpants. Scotchtoberfest.
Karen Rees-Milton flies a kite on one of the few perfect days Kingston experiences throughout the year.
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