Images from vol. 134, issue 27

  • January 23, 2007
TAPS Head Manager Christine Wheatley said TAPS has focused on improving its service.
TAPS Head Manager Christine Wheatley said TAPS has focused on improving its service.
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B. Shiva Mayer
Eileen Beauregard, executive director of the Queen’s Day Care Centre, said child care is one of the biggest financial burdens for student parents. Rates at the University centre start at $36.50 a day.
Eileen Beauregard, executive director of the Queen’s Day Care Centre, said child care is one of the biggest financial burdens for student parents. Rates at the University centre start at $36.50 a day.
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Katrina Ludlow
Norman Epstein speaks about the conflict in Darfur at Queen’s last Tuesday.
Norman Epstein speaks about the conflict in Darfur at Queen’s last Tuesday.
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10 members of Queen’s Rotaract spent two weeks in El Salvador helping to rehabilitate an area devastated by hurricane and volcano.
10 members of Queen’s Rotaract spent two weeks in El Salvador helping to rehabilitate an area devastated by hurricane and volcano.
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Ivanna Ko
The Gymnast will open the reelout festival tomorrow night at Capitol 7 Theatre.
The Gymnast will open the reelout festival tomorrow night at Capitol 7 Theatre.
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Mitch Leger is fouled while scoring the tying basket in Saturday’s win over the Gee-Gees.
Mitch Leger is fouled while scoring the tying basket in Saturday’s win over the Gee-Gees.
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Supplied photo by Miles Ryan Rowat
AMS election candidates from left: Team TPC with President Alvin Tedjo, VP (Operations) John Paterson, VP (University Affairs) Liz Craig; and Team CMM with VP (University Affairs) Julia Mitchell, VP (Operations) John Manning and President Kingsley Chak.
AMS election candidates from left: Team TPC with President Alvin Tedjo, VP (Operations) John Paterson, VP (University Affairs) Liz Craig; and Team CMM with VP (University Affairs) Julia Mitchell, VP (Operations) John Manning and President Kingsley Chak.
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B. Shiva Mayer
Michael “Dr. iPod” Bull, a professor at the University of Sussex, says wearing headphones in public spaces creates “mobile bubbles of sound,” which affect person-to-person interaction.
Michael “Dr. iPod” Bull, a professor at the University of Sussex, says wearing headphones in public spaces creates “mobile bubbles of sound,” which affect person-to-person interaction.
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Illustration by Dave Lee

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