Images from vol. 134, issue 15
- October 20, 2006
About 136 students attended yesterday’s Econ110 lecture at 8:30 a.m. 317 people are registered in the course.
Make Poverty History wrapped a white banner around Stauffer Library on Oct. 17 in honour of the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty.
Queen’s defenders take down Lions wide receiver Steven Hughes during their game at York last Saturday.
Credit:
Tom Barnett/The Excalibur
With so many groups claiming calendar dates and lobbying for their causes, the significance of the day loses all meaning.
Film professor Clarke Mackey holds his Canadian Film Award for his 1971 debut feature.
Matthew Bomer (Eric) and Taylor Handley (Dean) hang out.
Credit:
Photo courtesy of Cinempire
Michael McNeely, ArtSci ’10, who has Usher Syndrome, has someone help him take notes during lectures, and uses an FM system to hear to his professor speak.
Brian Maxwell, ArtSci ’08, created www.lecturetally.com so students could share class notes.
Students take notes in an Econ 110 lecture yesterday morning in Dunning Hall, where almost 200 students were absent.
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