Images from vol. 133, issue 15
- October 21, 2005
AMS Social Issues Commissioner Jennifer Holub and Kyle Brohman, ArtSci ’06, are trying to bring support to campus for students who suffer from addictions.
You will find more than condoms at sexualityandu.ca.
A crowd of 300 people wound a white banner around City Hall on Monday to protest poverty.
Credit:
Jackie Alvarez
DREAM hopes to raise $50,000 this year for educational projects in developing countries.
Last night, Adèle Mercier told Assembly the motion they passed last week was tantamount to censorship.
Commerce Director Peter Kissick said deregulated tuition didn’t pay for Goodes Hall, pictured above, but it has created an enhanced learning environment.
EngSoc’s submission to the Rae Review last year said 30per cent of Applied Science tuition goes to increasing student aid.
Feist was “a piece of fire” with Broken Social Scene on Wednesday night at Grant Hall.
Kevin Drew belted out song after song for a sold-out crowd.
Unfortunately, Vogt A tried to squeeze too many ideas into a short time frame.
Luke Doucet doesn’t understand why he can’t get “just one kiss.”
The Fembots’ country-esque sounds were the highlight of the evening at The Grad Club.
It took the full 60 minutes to decide a winner as Queen’s opened their season against RMC.
Men’s volleyball fought their way to a silver medal at the Queen’s Invitational tournament.
Men’s soccer couldn’t stop the Ravens this weekend.
Credit:
Lukasz Rygielski
Are you poppin’ yo collaz? (Shades optional.)
Broken Social Scene played to a packed house on Wednesday night at Grant Hall. Please see the complete story on page 14.
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