Images from vol. 133, issue 36
- March 10, 2006
A faceoff between Principal Karen Hitchcock and Golden Words Co-Editor in Chief Jon Thompson headlined Queen’s Oxfam’s Control Arms arm wrestling competition on Monday.
Hitchcock said the arm wrestling “will be a great challenge for the next year.”
Ali Sadegh Elhouni
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Idris Ben-Tahir
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Photo courtesy of Idris Ben-Tahir
Elhouni was held in a prison in Libya’s capitol Tripoli.
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Image courtesy of zhenghe.tripod.com
James Macmillan, AMS president-elect, toasts the new AMS Council on Sunday night at the QP.
Daniel Ogutu-were, Sci ’07, from Uganda, hopes to be able to work off-campus by summer.
Queen’s Law students won top prizes at a national law competition Feb. 14.
Julia Takach, Comm ’07, is the ComSoc president-elect.
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Maclean’s columnist Paul Wells looked sharp and spoke sharply in Stirling Hall on Tuesday.
Queen’s goaltender Melissa John follows the bouncing puck in the OUA bronze medal game.
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Photo courtesy of The Brock Press / Katie Friesen
Queen’s keeps the ball alive in CIS championship action.
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Photo courtesy of Jeff Chan / pbase.com/goldengaelsphotos
The Gaels adjusted their gameplan to the stiffer competition.
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Photo courtesy of Jeff Chan / pbase.com/goldengaelsphotos
The Gaels found the mark at the OUA championships.
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Photo courtesy of OUA office / Jessica Morgan
Lisa McVicar faced an uphill battle en route to eighth place.
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Photo courtesy of Liz Macdonald
B, part of the Exposure Arts Festival, played on March 7 and 8 in the JDUC’s McLaughlin Room.
The Greek myth of Prometheus is re-examined in the highly-abstract B.
Darryl Bank clutches a prop from Japanada III, held in January.
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Organizers of Japanada IV huddle around the Japanada flag.
Cast members rehearse a tense scene from Heterotopia.
Guy Terrifico strums a maple-flavoured guitar to a country-western tune.
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“Respect” by Edith MacHattie, featured in the Queen’s Feminist Review.
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“It’s out of nobility that I’m a jerk,” says Craig Cardiff.
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Mindless vandalism? Think again.
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Photo by Emily Bazett-Jones
Members of Walkhome raised $1,100 for the Heart and Stroke Foundation on Wednesday night in the First Annual Walkhome Walkathon.
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Photo by Claire Adams
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