Images from vol. 133, issue 18
- November 1, 2005
MCRC is working with Residence and Hospitality Services to refurbish common rooms.
Construction for the Queen’s Tea Room will begin in a first floor room of the ILC in January.
Credit:
Journal File Photo
Participants waited until sunset Friday to enjoy a feast in Wallace Hall after fasting.
Students work in the new Learning Commons, which features 150 new computers and a variety of learning services.
A portion of residence fees collected now and in the future will go toward a $67-million redevelopment project.
Sometimes, nothing is more distracting to a studious student than other studious students.
Barista, when will you come back to life?
Gentleman Reg, Maggie MacDonald, and Joel Gibb all managed to fit on the tiny Grad Club stage last Thursday.
The Hidden Cameras played songs from their new catalogue, as well as old favourites.
Imitation of the Artist featured various works from 1500 to 1900.
Craig Cardiff happily strummed—once the audience stopped talking.
Queen’s student Leah Gora tried her best to play for a talkative crowd.
Imitation of the Artist focuses on how various artists were influenced by the work of Rembrandt.
The women’s hockey team shrugged off Waterloo’s clutching and grabbing to win 5-1on Saturday.
Men’s hockey earned their first win of the season against Laurier on Saturday.
Credit:
Lukasz Rygielski
Dustin Freeman, Matt Clayton and Matt Reid, all Sci ’07, toyed around on Halloween.
Gaels women’s hockey swept Waterloo this weekend.
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