Images from vol. 134, issue 40

  • April 5, 2007
Queen’s figure skating club president Jessica Hickey, Intramural co-ordinator Duane Parliament and co-captain of the varsity skating team Rachel Coens stand outside Jock Harty arena, which is scheduled to be torn down this spring.
Queen’s figure skating club president Jessica Hickey, Intramural co-ordinator Duane Parliament and co-captain of the varsity skating team Rachel Coens stand outside Jock Harty arena, which is scheduled to be torn down this spring.
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Katrina Ludlow
Michael Brolley from Sargasso Sea is the incoming CFRC Programming Manager.
Michael Brolley from Sargasso Sea is the incoming CFRC Programming Manager.
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Quinn Richardson
Veronica Monture’s Giant Still Life shows expert use of light.
Veronica Monture’s Giant Still Life shows expert use of light.
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Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Old Boy and Dogville.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Old Boy and Dogville.
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Photo courtesy of rottentomatoes.com
Despite losing to De Rigeur, Living Planet were the most talented—and original—at the competition.
Despite losing to De Rigeur, Living Planet were the most talented—and original—at the competition.
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Quinn Richardson
Pictured on the ice at Jock Harty, from left to right: Julie McVicar, Shannon Mullins, Claire Meadows, Dupe Oyewumi, Chris Van Dyk, Amanda Digel, Mitch Leger, Rachel Coens and Braden Novakowski are some of the stars of Queen’s second-term athletics.
Pictured on the ice at Jock Harty, from left to right: Julie McVicar, Shannon Mullins, Claire Meadows, Dupe Oyewumi, Chris Van Dyk, Amanda Digel, Mitch Leger, Rachel Coens and Braden Novakowski are some of the stars of Queen’s second-term athletics.
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Katrina Ludlow
Ryan Hairsine was a major contributor to the Gaels this season.
Ryan Hairsine was a major contributor to the Gaels this season.
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Katrina Ludlow
Jenkins Trophy winner Steve Willis, left, shares the moment with teammates.
Jenkins Trophy winner Steve Willis, left, shares the moment with teammates.
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Katrina Ludlow
Tre Arrow was a musician, an environmentalist and on the America’s Most Wanted top ten list. He’s currently fighting extradition from the Vancouver Island Regional Corrections Centre in Victoria, B.C.
Tre Arrow was a musician, an environmentalist and on the America’s Most Wanted top ten list. He’s currently fighting extradition from the Vancouver Island Regional Corrections Centre in Victoria, B.C.
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Photo courtesy of trearrow.org
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Ivanna Ko
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Katrina Ludlow
Above, Muslim students pray at the Interfaith prayer room on Monday.
Above, Muslim students pray at the Interfaith prayer room on Monday.
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Quinn Richardson
Women’s studies professor Dina Georgis, left, won the Frank Knox teaching award for first semester.
Women’s studies professor Dina Georgis, left, won the Frank Knox teaching award for first semester.
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Andrew Flowers
John Holmes, Queen’s University Faculty Association president, said the University needs to do a better job of replacing departing faculty.
John Holmes, Queen’s University Faculty Association president, said the University needs to do a better job of replacing departing faculty.
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Brendan Kennedy
Michele Romanow won the Tricolour Award for her extensive involvement on campus, including her role in developing the Tea Room.
Michele Romanow won the Tricolour Award for her extensive involvement on campus, including her role in developing the Tea Room.
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Quinn Richardson
AMS VP (Operations) Ian Black said financial considerations should be secondary for AMS services.
AMS VP (Operations) Ian Black said financial considerations should be secondary for AMS services.
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Quinn Richardson
Vice-President (Operations) Ian Black, left, and President James Macmillan said they would have liked to engage faculties and students more outside the AMS.
Vice-President (Operations) Ian Black, left, and President James Macmillan said they would have liked to engage faculties and students more outside the AMS.
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Anne Kloosterman
Jock Harty has seen its share of competition between Canadian universities. This photo shows a 1960s hockey game between Queen’s and the University of Toronto.
Jock Harty has seen its share of competition between Canadian universities. This photo shows a 1960s hockey game between Queen’s and the University of Toronto.
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Photo courtesy of Queen’s Archives
Jock Harty Arena as it once was, upon opening in 1922 on Arch Street.
Jock Harty Arena as it once was, upon opening in 1922 on Arch Street.
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Photo courtesy of Queen’s Archives
Derek Zwiep of The Cowboys aired his grievances about the campus music scene.
Derek Zwiep of The Cowboys aired his grievances about the campus music scene.
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B. Shiva Mayer
Bryce Daigle of Living Planet, Fat Robot and Average Lime.
Bryce Daigle of Living Planet, Fat Robot and Average Lime.
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Quinn Richardson
Queen’s varsity athletes gathered in the Ambassador Hotel ballroom Sunday.
Queen’s varsity athletes gathered in the Ambassador Hotel ballroom Sunday.
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Katrina Ludlow
Eilish McConville was awarded the PHE ’55 Trophy.
Eilish McConville was awarded the PHE ’55 Trophy.
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Katrina Ludlow
Queen’s has played its last intercollegiate game in Jock Harty Arena.
Queen’s has played its last intercollegiate game in Jock Harty Arena.
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Katrina Ludlow
De Riguer beat out four other campus bands to take the title.
De Riguer beat out four other campus bands to take the title.
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Quinn Richardson
Arrow was a well-travelled, charismatic hitchhiker, reminiscent of Jack Kerouac’s fictional character, Sal Paradise.
Arrow was a well-travelled, charismatic hitchhiker, reminiscent of Jack Kerouac’s fictional character, Sal Paradise.
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Photo courtesy of trearrow.org

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