Images from vol. 132, issue 4
- September 10, 2004
Don’t tell me what Mr. Downie is doing.
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Photo courtesy of crazewire.com
Foremsky is considered a dangerous sex offender.
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Photo courtesy of Campus Security
Kate Heron, ArtSci ’06 plays in puddles on King Street yesterday.
New plush furniture, paint, lighting and wall art, are part of a $27,000 revamping initiative to attract business to the troubled campus bar.
The Queen’s solar car team was forced to cut their cross-country tour short.
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Photo courtesy of queensu.ca
Frecs beat their GPA’s (Golden Party Amour) outside residences on Sunday.
Frecs scare Frosh. Well...some Frosh.
Vice-principal (academic) Suzanne Fortier (left) and Dean of Student Affairs Bob Crawford (right).
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Photo courtesy of queensu.ca
President of the Muslim Student Association, Ahmed Arshi, at Ryerson University received threatening literature.
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Photo courtesy of the EyeOpener
Matt Good rocked last year’s Frosh Concert.
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Journal File Photo / Andrew Norman
Matt Good still looking to create “great” art.
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Journal File Photo / Andrew Norman
Hugh Dillon, Headstones-era.
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Dallas Good of The Sadies shows that hard work pays off.
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Journal File Photo / Andrew Norman
There’s no ‘I’ in band.
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Colin and Jack of The Trews show the stage who’s boss.
Colin makes sweet love to the mic.
The only thing that Paris Hilton and Avril Lavigne have in common.
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Photo courtesy of sum41.com
The cover of Flight.
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Kean Soo’s self portrait.
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Image courtesy of keaner.net
Union Dues support Barber.
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Photo courtesy of matthewbarber.com
The Story of Jane Doe
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Vintage Canada
Barber is all smiles when playing Kingston.
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Photo courtesy of matthewbarber.com
Gaels look to avoid a repeat of Monday’s loss in tomorrow’s home game against Guelph.
Soccer teams psyched to sacrifice their bodies in the upcoming season.
Ruggers are expected to support each other in title run. Tryouts began last week.
“Can someone please help me up?” Rugby players find themselves buried in a rigorous early season training regimen.
AMS Campus Activities Commissioner, Dave Homuth, standing inside the new Boohoo Lounge.
Where all the faculty animosity began.
Carl Dixon really feels the music.
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Photos courtesy of carldixon.com
Frosh week is jacket-slamming, hip-thrusting good fun.
The all-you-can-eat style of cafeterias can be the downfall of first-year students trying to stay healthy.
Balancing exercise with food intake is key to staving off the Frosh 15.
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