Images from vol. 133, issue 17
- October 28, 2005
Signs nicknaming houses in the Ghetto are considered graffiti under city by-laws.
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Photos by Katrina Ludlow and Ian Babbitt
Union Street will be closed between University Avenue and Albert Street until the end of October while Utilities Kingston crews install a new gas pipeline.
About 100 people attended the first annual student-city forum to discuss municipal issues.
Principal Karen Hitchcock was installed as Queen’s 18th principal on Oct. 28, 2004.
Blood Team members Martha Baldwin and Sara Porisky, both ArtSci ’07, were honoured in Ottawa on Monday.
The solar radio telescope was installed about 21 metres off ground level.
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Photo courtesy of David Tyner
AMS Media Director Julie McKernan has resigned from her position.
Guests staying at the Hochelaga Inn have reported many ghostly encounters.
Witnesses said a woman named Teresa Beam haunts this pathway.
David Cronenberg’s surreal Videodrome is just as disturbing today as it was when it was released in ’83.
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Photo courtesy of videocanada.ca
Queen’s alum Matt Barber is also part of Live Country Music.
Screamin’ Jay Hawkins is going to “put a spell on you.”
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Photo courtesy of reethehellcat.ameblo.jp
Fubuki Daiko bring their “blizzard drums” to the Octave theatre tonight.
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Photo courtesy of fubuki.ca
The Gaels went head to head with the Windsor Lancers Wednesday.
The Gaels advanced with a 27-12 victory against Carleton Wednesday afternoon.
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Lukasz Rygielski
1. THE MUMMY: Gather toilet paper. Lots of it. When you think you've grabbed enough, get more.
Find a friend to securely wrap the toilet paper around you and tuck in the ends.
Make sure to rip holes for your eyes, nose, and mouth.
2. WILSON (OF HOME AND IMPROVEMENT): Wear a plaid shirt and a substantial hat of your choice.
Find a small piece of cardboard and make a fence to carry in front of your face.
Make sure to start conversations with a friendly "Howdy, neighbour!"
1. TAX COLLECTOR: Dress in a suit.
Take exactly 28 per cent of everyone's Halloween candy without saying thank you.
Run away, looking satisfied.
4. CAPTAIN UNDERPANTS: Find yourself a nice pair of "tighty whities." If not, any underwear will do.
Put them on over your clothes (or not if you're really brave and immune to cold).
Attach a cape around your neck with a safety pin, and voilà!
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