Images from vol. 133, issue 14
- October 18, 2005
Grant Hall hosted a memorial yesterday to remember Nicholas Beaulieu, ArtSci ’07, who died in a climbing accident last April.
SPAT members will be inspecting houses in the student Ghetto and on request.
Grade 7 and 8 girls made water filters while learning about the engineering world on Saturday.
The Queen’s Centre will be built on current residential land.
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Photo courtesy of queensu.ca/queenscentre
Free the Five supporters have participated in rallies in Cuba, the United States and Canada.
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Photo courtesy of freethefive.org
Lederman Law Library, home of the ambitious law students.
Douglas Library—hello, Harry Potter!
Sarah Porisky, ArtSci ’07, was named 2006 Arts and Science Orientation Week head Gael on Saturday.
Heather Savage’s mixed media piece, The Scenic Route, is among the works on display at the Union Gallery in First Glance.
There’s nothing like a pint to alleviate touring stress.
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Photo courtesy of fembots.net
Toronto’s “favourite garage-rock collective,” The Deadly Snakes.
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Photo courtesy of concertshots.com
Andre Ethier (left), singer of The Deadly Snakes, delivers an intense live show.
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Photo courtesy of whatawaytodie.com
The Golden Hawks couldn’t keep up with women’s rugby as Queen’s completed a perfect regular season on Saturday.
The mountain biking team shows off their new hardware.
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Photo courtesy of Greg Edgar
Gaels receiver Brad Smith heads downfield en route to 210 yards receiving.
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Lukasz Rygielski
RB Marty Gordon plants a stiff-arm on a Blues defender.
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Lukasz Rygielski
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