Images from vol. 134, issue 5
- September 12, 2006
PhD student Rula Salam said living in Beirut under Israeli fire was “like being in a trance.”
Adam Alexander plans to scour the Ghetto for cans following Homecoming weekend.
Members of the committee organizing the Student Symposium on Queen’s Identity, from left to right: Frances Darwin, Laura Stoll, Alex Van Der Muelen, Lindsay Patrick, Aaron Lemkow and Jonas Gerson.
Jonathan Vandersteen and Jamie Miller are spearheading a humanitarian engineering program.
Despite drizzle and a one-hour delay, Sci ’10 climbed the pole in one hour and 40 minutes.
Liberal leadership candidate Michael Ignatieff greets young Liberals at a kick-off for his youth campaign in Montreal Saturday.
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Darwin said the symposium isn’t about Homecoming but about the events that caused it.
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Former AMS President, Greg Frankson, will emcee the symposium.
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Jesse Kugler pitched a strong opening game during their opening weekend.
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Robert Ewart
The Gaels manoeuvered to a 5-3 win over the Trent Excalibur.
The Gaels battle it out with the Gryphons on Saturday at Alumni Stadium in Guelph.
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The Hidden Cameras’ new record Awoo was released on Gibbs’ own label, Evil Evil.
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Steve Carell’s character in Little Miss Sunshine doesn’t simply rely on one-liners to provide laughs.
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A section of Jeremy Mulder’s large, chaotic “21 With a Faith in Friday Night.”
A local farmer sells the fruits of his labour at Saturday’s market in Market Square in downtown Kingston.
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Robert Ewart
Nigerian children receiving shoeboxes from Operation Christmas Child.
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Despite drizzle and a one-hour delay, Sci ’10 climbed the pole in one hour and 40 minutes.
Tom Hoddes, Sci ’10, grabs the tam at the Grease Pole on Saturday.
Toronto band The Golden Dogs will perform at the symposium.
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VP Academic Affairs Patrick Deane
Paul Saulnier of P.S. I Love You matched Mulder’s art.
Joel Gibb, posing with his bandmates, thinks recording music can be cathartic.
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Baseball player Graham Fulton makes contact in Saturday’s season opener.
Queen’s rugby Gaels gain possession of the ball after a tackle.
Queen’s wide receiver Brad Smith makes one of his four touchdown catches.
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Queens’ quarterback Danny Brannagan prepares to launch a pass in Saturday’s game against Guelph.
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