Images from vol. 132, issue 5
- September 14, 2004
Tragically Hip’s front-man, Gord Downie, belts it out to thousands of fans who attended “Across the Causeway” on Sunday.
Derek Zwaan, Sci ’08, reaches for the tam at this year’s Grease Pole.
A Pole participant de-purples.
Students file in and out of Richardson Hall in hopes of solving their scheduling and scholarship woes.
A perplexed student looks over his book store receipt yesterday.
Lt.-Gen. Roméo Dallaire spoke at Grant Hall Saturday to commemorate Sept. 11. The event was organized by the AMS Speaker’s Committee.
In early 2004, Lt.-Gen. Roméo Dallaire returned to Rwanda for the first time since the 1994 genocide.
Credit:
Photo courtesy of e.bell.ca
The Hip’s Robbie Baker plays jaw-dropping rock at RMC.
Hugh Dillon has never looked better.
Travis Good proclaims, “There’s a Higher Power.”
Downie’s gonna blow a vein!
Colin from the Trews.
Cone gazes adoringly at Brownsound.
Whibley presides over the faithful.
Hedwig (Jack Ecker) belts out another Angry number.
Credit:
Matt Naporowski
Matt Barber is always happy to be playing Kingston.
Bassist Cone McCaslin, the contortionist.
Deryk at his prettiest.
John “Moose” Enright, a third-year second row player, scatters the ferocious Badger defence.
Chris Rogan (3) runs for 69 yards on the kickoff return. Running and returning were the Gaels’ strengths in the game.
Beth Wightman (above) may be gone, but the Gaels will run on.
Credit:
Journal File Photo
The cheers were weaker after the football team’s disappointing loss.
This letter was found by Vincent Perez on the streets of Victoria, written on the back of a prison inventory slip. Highlights: “My world is enveloped with you (it’s you)/Then all we become is a puddle of goo.”
Credit:
Photo courtesy of Vincent Perez
Duchamp’s “Fountain” in all its porcelain glory.
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Photo courtesy of artlex.com
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