Images from vol. 133, issue 37
- March 17, 2006
Lola-Jean Gentles, PhysEd ’08, sheared off her hair to support the fifth annual Cuts for Cancer.
This pencil and felt marker depiction of a panther was at the centre of a controversy between an AMS Deputy Human Rights Commissioner and the “Art in Colour” event organizer.
The University is contemplating cutting breakfasts in Ban Righ next year to save money.
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Photo by Vithiya Murugadas
Alistair MacLean is the incoming dean of Arts and Science.
The outgoing and incoming AMS councils gathered for their annual general assembly in the Lower Ceilidh of the JDUC on Tuesday night.
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Photo by Willem Nieboer
These photos on exhibit in Stauffer Library are meant to illustrate the experiences of people with AIDS.
The Kingston Coalition Against Poverty staged a protest on MPP John Gerretsen’s front lawn.
Willis Robins of the Red Spirit Dancers performs in Wallace Hall on Aboriginal Awareness Day.
The Saturday afternoon light illuminates the regalia of a member of the Red Spirit Dancers.
The drummers of the Red Spirit Dancers accompanied their singing with steady beats.
Experimental set design maximizes theatrical impact in Variations on X and why we float, now playing at the Rotunda Theatre.
Credit:
Tim Fort
Stripped-down performances test the limits of X and why.
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Tim Fort
The latest instalment of Ultraviolet features pieces from previous issues.
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Supplied
The three finalists of the Queen’s Apprentice pose after emerging from the sixth round.
Queen’s runner Jan Stirling fires out of the starting blocks.
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Photo courtesy of Melody Torcolacci
The Queen’s dance team sparkled in Guelph.
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Photo courtesy of Angela Cescon
Co-chairs from the dodgeball tournament’s three organizing committees are ready for action.
Morgan Vanek, ArtSci '07
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