Images from vol. 134, issue 13

  • October 13, 2006
The AMS doesn’t have an exact number of how many keys exist for AMS offices and club space, but keeps track of all the keys that are given out.
The AMS doesn’t have an exact number of how many keys exist for AMS offices and club space, but keeps track of all the keys that are given out.
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B. Shiva Mayer
Principal Karen Hitchcock, pictured here on Oct. 5 at the Gordon Hall re-opening ceremony, said the University will continue to provide information to the public after opting out of the Maclean’s annual university survey.
Principal Karen Hitchcock, pictured here on Oct. 5 at the Gordon Hall re-opening ceremony, said the University will continue to provide information to the public after opting out of the Maclean’s annual university survey.
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Wonjai Park
Craig Kielburger talks with a child as part of his work with Free The Children.
Craig Kielburger talks with a child as part of his work with Free The Children.
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The football team practiced Wednesday in preparation for their meeting with York on the 21st.
The football team practiced Wednesday in preparation for their meeting with York on the 21st.
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Anne Kloosterman
Women’s rugby will look to rise in the rankings Saturday in Guelph.
Women’s rugby will look to rise in the rankings Saturday in Guelph.
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Justin Wu
The Journal Green Supplement
The Journal Green Supplement
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B. Shiva Mayer
Environmental clubs on campus strike a pose. Back row, (l-r): Maryam Adrangi, Josh Thienpont and Natasha Aziz. Front row, (l-r): Michelle, Berquist, Virginia Emery and Sara Elcombe.
Environmental clubs on campus strike a pose. Back row, (l-r): Maryam Adrangi, Josh Thienpont and Natasha Aziz. Front row, (l-r): Michelle, Berquist, Virginia Emery and Sara Elcombe.
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B. Shiva Mayer
Queen’s Sustainability Club members: Gareth Chantler and George Liu.
Queen’s Sustainability Club members: Gareth Chantler and George Liu.
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B. Shiva Mayer
Jane Brennan, project co-ordinator of the living labs initiatives in the student Ghetto.
Jane Brennan, project co-ordinator of the living labs initiatives in the student Ghetto.
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B. Shiva Mayer
Brian Cumming of the School of Environmental Studies.
Brian Cumming of the School of Environmental Studies.
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Katrina Ludlow
Bullfrog uses wind power—an “emission-free power” option.
Bullfrog uses wind power—an “emission-free power” option.
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Blake Anderson wants to focus his attention on the Common Ground and the AMS Pub Services, which produce a lot of food waste. There, he wants to implement composting programs like the Tea Room has done.
Blake Anderson wants to focus his attention on the Common Ground and the AMS Pub Services, which produce a lot of food waste. There, he wants to implement composting programs like the Tea Room has done.
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B. Shiva Mayer
Worby, ArtSci '07, celebrates the Kingston release of his new CD tonight at The Grad Club.
Worby, ArtSci '07, celebrates the Kingston release of his new CD tonight at The Grad Club.
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Katrina Ludlow
Though occasionally overwrought, this modern version of Henry V mostly manages to stick to the message.
Though occasionally overwrought, this modern version of Henry V mostly manages to stick to the message.
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Waterloo's Knock Knock Ginger promise to “smile a lot” at The Grad Club on Monday night.
Waterloo's Knock Knock Ginger promise to “smile a lot” at The Grad Club on Monday night.
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Single Thread’s politically incendiary production of Shakespeare’s Henry V is set in 1970s Québec. See page 17 for a review.
Single Thread’s politically incendiary production of Shakespeare’s Henry V is set in 1970s Québec. See page 17 for a review.
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Tim Fort
The grand opening for the Tearoom, a new sustainable café in the Integrated Learning Centre, was held last Thursday, Oct. 5.
The grand opening for the Tearoom, a new sustainable café in the Integrated Learning Centre, was held last Thursday, Oct. 5.
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B. Shiva Mayer
Since 1995, Free The Children has built 450 primary schools like this one in Sierra Leone.
Since 1995, Free The Children has built 450 primary schools like this one in Sierra Leone.
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Hand sanitizer is one way to prevent flu infection.
Hand sanitizer is one way to prevent flu infection.
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Katrina Ludlow
Campus Bookstore manager Chris Tabor said Queen’s is one of the few campus bookstores that tries to discount its textbooks seven to nine per cent.
Campus Bookstore manager Chris Tabor said Queen’s is one of the few campus bookstores that tries to discount its textbooks seven to nine per cent.
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Katrina Ludlow
The first Farmer’s Market at Queen’s will take place on Monday in the Lower Ceildh from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The first Farmer’s Market at Queen’s will take place on Monday in the Lower Ceildh from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Jackie Alvarez

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