Images from vol. 133, issue 4
- September 9, 2005
The Radler Wing Goodes Hall is named after David Radler, MBA ’67. Radler has stated he plans to plead guilty to seven counts of fraud.
Without AMS-subsidized child care during evenings and weekends, many Queen’s parents will have to investigate other options, including the Queen’s Day Care Centre, pictured above at its 35th anniversary celebration.
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Journal File Photo
Billy Talent will join other Canadian acts in a five-hour concert Sept. 24 in the Miller Hall parking lot.
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Journal File Photo
The new Student Circuit bus was initially nicknamed the “Ghetto Express.”
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Photo courtesy of the AMS
Christine Moreland, ArtSci ’09, shares a former Victoria Hall common room with two other students.
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Photo by Emily Sangster
The intramural curling league hits the ice at the Royal Kingston Curling Club in 2002.
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Photo courtesy of James Bradshaw
These days, FRECs may look scary, but their bark is much worse than their bite thanks to new regulations and training.
Planned activities now include sanitized cheer-offs and peat moss races instead of verbal abuse and tomato throwing.
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Photos by Ian Babbitt and Katrina Ludlow
Queen’s engineers, meanwhile, make their frosh “sizzle like bacon.”
Carcinogens like gentian are good for your skin. No, really.
The tug of war is an integral part of Arts and Science orientation. Its origins date back to the battles of cavemen. Or not.
Welcome to the O.C.
NEWTS, snazzy in orange.
Tams make frosh happy, but socks on ears apparently don’t.
The Great Lake Swimmers’ Tony Dekker serenades an unenthused audience at Elixir on Aug. 25.
The opening bands did little to help the Swimmers set.
Ryan Vanderhoof of Akron failed to impress the crowd.
Angus (Michael Catlin) and Miles (Chris Spaleta).
Morgan (Rick Cairns) pauses to reflect in The Drawer Boy.
Ralph Fiennes and Rachel Weisz heat up the screen as husband and wife in Gardener.
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Photo courtesy of imdb.com
Drawn Together exposes the more risqué side of cartoon characters.
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Photo courtesy of baywindows.com
CFRC Programming Manager Eric Duncan takes a break outside of the station.
Kids on TV was featured as part of last year’s Dance to the Underground.
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Journal File Photo
Christian Bale, as Bruce Wayne in Batman Begins, portrays the Dark Knight in a “primly smouldering” fashion.
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Photo courtesy of imdb.com
Danny Brannagan fires a pass on his way to being named Queen’s Player of the Game.
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Photo Courtesy Jeff Chan / goldengaels.com
Andrew Joyner sizes up the Golden Hawks on Labour Day
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Photo courtesy of Jeff Chan / goldengaels.com
Gaels players run full-contact drills during a training camp practice.
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Photo courtesy Jeff Chan / goldengaels.com
Queen’s converges on the ball at the Dartmouth Invitational tournament.
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Photo courtesy GoldengaEls.com
The stands sit empty during a regular season football game.
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Journal File Photo
Will Jock Harty’s seats be full come the start of the season?
A student lets the ball fly in the intramural dodge ball tournament.
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Journal File Photo
In the Canadian Rockies, the spectacular vistas and wild small town dancers captured the heart of “city girl” Rosel.
Teaches cheer wildly Wednesday morning while dousing Con-Ed frosh with baby powder on the steps of Victoria Hall.
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