Images from vol. 133, issue 13
- October 14, 2005
Rabia Khattack, ArtSci ’08, lost 15 members of her extended family to the recent earthquake in Pakistan. She is fundraising with QPSA to help victims recover from the disaster.
Jennifer Holub, AMS social issues commissioner, said respect is a key Homecoming issue.
The penitentiary’s North Gate, which still stands on King Street West, was completed in 1845 as part of the original building. Its pillars represent the pillars of justice.
Canada’s Penitentiary Museum is located in the penitentiary’s former warden’s residence in the original grounds on King Street West.
Two cast members swill their emotions in Ghost of the Tree, now playing at Theatre 5 on King Street West.
Simple sets satisfy the script’s confessional feel in Ghost of the Tree.
Matt Barber works up a sweat at The Grad Club—get a hose!
Crescent and Frost will bring their acoustic folk stylings to The Grad Club tonight.
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Photo courtesy of crescentandfrost.com
Cast members of Serenity take a leisurely drive through the galaxy.
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Photo courtesy of outnow.com
The women’s soccer team remained undefeated last weekend.
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Journal File Photo
Baseball saw their season slip away against the Durham Lords.
Queen’s narrowly misses a punt block attempt en route to a 26-18 win over Waterloo.
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Photo courtesy of Jeff chan / pbase.com/goldengaelsphotos
Chris Eckert explains the importance of science on Wednesday night.
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Claire Ward
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