Images from vol. 133, issue 3

  • July 26, 2005
MCRC President Alexis Meyerman in front of Victoria Hall, the largest campus residence.
MCRC President Alexis Meyerman in front of Victoria Hall, the largest campus residence.
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Katrina Ludlow
Watts Hall holds 212 beds and also has two floors for upper-year students. It opened in 2003.
Watts Hall holds 212 beds and also has two floors for upper-year students. It opened in 2003.
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Megan Grittani-Livingston
The original Queen’s Tea Room was located on the corner of Division and Union streets for more than 60 years.
The original Queen’s Tea Room was located on the corner of Division and Union streets for more than 60 years.
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Photo courtesy of EngSoc
Students were at computers before 8 a.m. to pre-register for courses. Some students in western time zones woke up earlier.
Students were at computers before 8 a.m. to pre-register for courses. Some students in western time zones woke up earlier.
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Katrina Ludlow
Paul Blizzard, Rob Clarke and Tai Heng, all Sci ’05, show off Ultraviolet.
Paul Blizzard, Rob Clarke and Tai Heng, all Sci ’05, show off Ultraviolet.
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Photo by Alok Ghosh
More than 750 students voted on the question of a mandatory $71 Queen’s Centre fee.
More than 750 students voted on the question of a mandatory $71 Queen’s Centre fee.
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Photo by Emily Maclaurin-King
Construction of the new ticketing service, Destinations, will cost $22,000. Ticketing brought in four-fifths of the UBS’s sales.
Construction of the new ticketing service, Destinations, will cost $22,000. Ticketing brought in four-fifths of the UBS’s sales.
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Katrina Ludlow
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Ian Babbit
The JDUC’s Robert Sutherland Room (pictured) honours the University’s first black graduate.
The JDUC’s Robert Sutherland Room (pictured) honours the University’s first black graduate.
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Katrina Ludlow
The Agnes Etherington Art Centre was a gift of Agnes Etherington, a patron of the arts who left her house, pictured above, to Queen’s. Most displays are mounted in a new addition at left (not shown), but the house has been restored to its original state and is open to tours.
The Agnes Etherington Art Centre was a gift of Agnes Etherington, a patron of the arts who left her house, pictured above, to Queen’s. Most displays are mounted in a new addition at left (not shown), but the house has been restored to its original state and is open to tours.
Photo: 
Megan Grittani-Livingston
Brockington House, the residence named after legendary rector Dr. Leonard W. Brockington.
Brockington House, the residence named after legendary rector Dr. Leonard W. Brockington.
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Megan Grittani-Livingston
Queen’s athletes have been outrunning opponents for 145 years.
Queen’s athletes have been outrunning opponents for 145 years.
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Emily Maclaurin-King
The Writing Centre is there on Stuart Street to answer your cries for essay help.
The Writing Centre is there on Stuart Street to answer your cries for essay help.
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Megan Grittani-Livingston
Leonard Hall, one of the lucky residences attached to a caf.
Leonard Hall, one of the lucky residences attached to a caf.
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Megan Grittani-Livingston
McNeill House is close to a lake, a field and a caf. Good living.
McNeill House is close to a lake, a field and a caf. Good living.
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Megan Grittani-Livingston
Rosel thinks underage frosh should pay a visit to the smoky, crowded and sweaty dance floor at Stages all-ages nights.
Rosel thinks underage frosh should pay a visit to the smoky, crowded and sweaty dance floor at Stages all-ages nights.
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Katrina Ludlow
There’s lots of fun to be had in Frosh Week, and not just for people who love slamming jackets.
There’s lots of fun to be had in Frosh Week, and not just for people who love slamming jackets.
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Emily MacLaurin-King
Several Gaels teams are expected to excel this season.
Several Gaels teams are expected to excel this season.
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Emily MacLaurin-King
Braden Novakowski charges ahead for Queen’s cross country.
Braden Novakowski charges ahead for Queen’s cross country.
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Megan Grittani-Livingston
Last year’s fall major, Volpone, showcased student talent.
Last year’s fall major, Volpone, showcased student talent.
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Ian Babbit
Hip hop artist K-OS rocked the mic at Alfie’s last November.
Hip hop artist K-OS rocked the mic at Alfie’s last November.
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Natalia Echeverria
Dave McDougall’s “Common Sense” was on view at Union Gallery last winter.
Dave McDougall’s “Common Sense” was on view at Union Gallery last winter.
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Photo courtesy of Union Gallery
Art frequently adorns the walls at the Common Ground in the JDUC.
Art frequently adorns the walls at the Common Ground in the JDUC.
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Ian Babbit
Crew members of The Latter Half of Tock won big at the 2005 Focus Film Festival.
Crew members of The Latter Half of Tock won big at the 2005 Focus Film Festival.
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Ian Babbit
Sum 41 singer Deryck Whibley scans the crowd at last year’s frosh concert.
Sum 41 singer Deryck Whibley scans the crowd at last year’s frosh concert.
Credit: 
Emily Maclaurin-King
Student work is center stage at Vogt.
Student work is center stage at Vogt.
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Ian Babbit
Wolfe Island Music Festival organizers Virginia Clark, Tanis Rideout and Sarah McDermott on the waterfront with the Wolfe Island Ferry in the background.
Wolfe Island Music Festival organizers Virginia Clark, Tanis Rideout and Sarah McDermott on the waterfront with the Wolfe Island Ferry in the background.
Photo: 
Katrina Ludlow
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Katrina Ludlow
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Dave Lee

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