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.
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Katrina Ludlow
About 100 people attended the first annual student-city forum to discuss municipal issues.
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Ian Babbit
Principal Karen Hitchcock was installed as Queen’s 18th principal on Oct. 28, 2004.
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Ian Babbit
Blood Team members Martha Baldwin and Sara Porisky, both ArtSci ’07, were honoured in Ottawa on Monday.
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Ian Babbit
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.
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Ian Babbit
Guests staying at the Hochelaga Inn have reported many ghostly encounters.
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Megan Grittani-Livingston
Witnesses said a woman named Teresa Beam haunts this pathway.
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Megan Grittani-Livingston
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.
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Katrina Ludlow
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.
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Ian Babbit
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.
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Ian Babbit
Find a friend to securely wrap the toilet paper around you and tuck in the ends.
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Ian Babbit
Make sure to rip holes for your eyes, nose, and mouth.
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Ian Babbit
2. WILSON (OF HOME AND IMPROVEMENT): Wear a plaid shirt and a substantial hat of your choice.
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Ian Babbit
Find a small piece of cardboard and make a fence to carry in front of your face.
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Ian Babbit
Make sure to start conversations with a friendly "Howdy, neighbour!"
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Ian Babbit
1. TAX COLLECTOR: Dress in a suit.
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Katrina Ludlow
Take exactly 28 per cent of everyone's Halloween candy without saying thank you.
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Katrina Ludlow
Run away, looking satisfied.
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Katrina Ludlow
4. CAPTAIN UNDERPANTS: Find yourself a nice pair of "tighty whities." If not, any underwear will do.
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Ian Babbit
Put them on over your clothes (or not if you're really brave and immune to cold).
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Ian Babbit
Attach a cape around your neck with a safety pin, and voilà!