Images from vol. 134, issue 2
- June 27, 2006
Greg Hulse, left, shares a laugh with friends at an orphanage in Jamaica in 2004.
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Courtesy of the Hulse family
John McFarlane, Chad Currah of Russell Athletics and Bob Haydon of PrimeTime Marketing seal the deal at Wednesday’s press conference.
The Wolfe Island ferry—known as the Wolfe Islander III—is one of the sweetest rides in Kingston, and it’s totally free!
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Photo courtesy of Don MacGregor / wolfeisland.com
Players wanted Muller, seen here at FebFest 2006, to stay with the Golden Gaels.
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Journal File Photo
Following a trial period, Starbucks coffee will be a permanent fixture in Mac-Corry cafeteria.
Chris Morris stands in front of Elixir, the venue for most of Rock Crew’s shows
The Department of Foreign Affairs at Holy Joe’s on June 10.
Crowds of students, administration and faculty assembled for spring convocation ceremonies in late May and early June.
Residence dons provide support for first-year students in residence.
The University installed public space recycling bins following a suggestion from the “Student Village Group,” who pitched the idea hoping to improve the Ghetto.
The Committee for the Safe and Legal Use of Public and Private Space will present its recommendations to city council in July.
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Journal File Photo
Liberal leadership candidate Bob Rae addressed graduates at the May 24 convocation, where he was awarded an honorary degree.
Alfred Bader
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Courtesy of fluorous.com/board.html
The Adam Brown at The Boat June 8.
Tokyo Police Club at The Mod Club’s non-NXNE Paper Bag showcase, June 9.
Algonquin Park, the largest provincial park in Ontario, is home to many a happy camper.
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Photo courtesy of sympatico.ca
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