Images from vol. 135, issue 5

  • September 11, 2007
Margaret Bedore is a student suffering from rheumatoid arthritis. She says construction makes it harder for her to navigate campus.
Margaret Bedore is a student suffering from rheumatoid arthritis. She says construction makes it harder for her to navigate campus.
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Joshua Chan
Bass player Bryce Daigle played for a number of regular bands at Clark Hall Pub: Living Planet, Fat Robot and Average Lime. Since the pub’s closure in June, campus musicians have expressed concern about the loss of the venue.
Bass player Bryce Daigle played for a number of regular bands at Clark Hall Pub: Living Planet, Fat Robot and Average Lime. Since the pub’s closure in June, campus musicians have expressed concern about the loss of the venue.
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Scott Irwin, Sci ’11’s “tam frosh”, enjoys his hard-won crown after one hour 47 minutes and 31 seconds in the pit.
Scott Irwin, Sci ’11’s “tam frosh”, enjoys his hard-won crown after one hour 47 minutes and 31 seconds in the pit.
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Joshua Chan
Sustainability co-ordinator Maryam Adrangi (centre), says the project should generate $6,000 to $7,000 to be used to retrofit Ghetto houses to make them more eco-friendly.
Sustainability co-ordinator Maryam Adrangi (centre), says the project should generate $6,000 to $7,000 to be used to retrofit Ghetto houses to make them more eco-friendly.
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Harrison Smith
Andrew Traficante, ArtSci ’08, will no longer be able to read the Toronto Star for free on campus.
Andrew Traficante, ArtSci ’08, will no longer be able to read the Toronto Star for free on campus.
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Joshua Chan
The view from a second-floor reading room in Stauffer Library early Monday morning.
The view from a second-floor reading room in Stauffer Library early Monday morning.
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Harrison Smith
There are 3,700 members registered in the Calgary branch of Queen’s Alumni. The city, whose skyline is pictured above, has 45 office towers under construction.
There are 3,700 members registered in the Calgary branch of Queen’s Alumni. The city, whose skyline is pictured above, has 45 office towers under construction.
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Supplied photo by Laura Williams
Police compared Frosh Week party to Homecoming, above.
Police compared Frosh Week party to Homecoming, above.
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Tea for the Voyage is one of the local bands featured by the Apple Crisp Music Series. They’re headlining tonight’s show at Queen Street United Church.
Tea for the Voyage is one of the local bands featured by the Apple Crisp Music Series. They’re headlining tonight’s show at Queen Street United Church.
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Photo supplied by Dave Perreault
Sparks fly in Eagle vs. Shark when the awkwardly brazen Jarrod and quirky and naïve Lily are finally alone together at a ‘dress as your favourite animal’ party.
Sparks fly in Eagle vs. Shark when the awkwardly brazen Jarrod and quirky and naïve Lily are finally alone together at a ‘dress as your favourite animal’ party.
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Evelien Heijselaar
Queen’s defensive back Addison Rich returns a kick in the Gaels’ game against the Guelph Gryphons on Sunday. The Gaels came back to win 26-14.
Queen’s defensive back Addison Rich returns a kick in the Gaels’ game against the Guelph Gryphons on Sunday. The Gaels came back to win 26-14.
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Joshua Chan
Gaels wide receiver Rob Bagg tries to evade a Gryphons tackler in Sunday’s game.
Gaels wide receiver Rob Bagg tries to evade a Gryphons tackler in Sunday’s game.
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Joshua Chan
Queen’s linebacker T.J. Leeper stretches to bring down a Guelph ball-carrier on Sunday.
Queen’s linebacker T.J. Leeper stretches to bring down a Guelph ball-carrier on Sunday.
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Quinn Richardson
Gael Steve Shortly, a recent transfer from McMaster, eludes a tackle during his team’s 78-0 defeat of Trent on Saturday.
Gael Steve Shortly, a recent transfer from McMaster, eludes a tackle during his team’s 78-0 defeat of Trent on Saturday.
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Harrison Smith
Laura Johnstone (11) of Queen’s challenges a Carleton player for the ball in Saturday’s match.
Laura Johnstone (11) of Queen’s challenges a Carleton player for the ball in Saturday’s match.
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Photo supplied by Kurt Tang / Carleton Charlatan
There’s no question that this killer chip dip will have everyone at your potluck gathering around the same table.
There’s no question that this killer chip dip will have everyone at your potluck gathering around the same table.
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Harrison Smith
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Andrea Prins
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Joshua Chan
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Joshua Chan
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Joshua Chan
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Harrison Smith
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Harrison Smith
Students make their way to the first 8:30 a.m. class of the year amid blockades at University Avenue and Union Street.
Students make their way to the first 8:30 a.m. class of the year amid blockades at University Avenue and Union Street.
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Harrison Smith
The fountain in Market Square works itself into a lather late Sunday night.
The fountain in Market Square works itself into a lather late Sunday night.
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Harrison Smith
Montreal’s Graham Van Pelt, of Miracle Fortress, was recently shortlisted for the Polaris Music Prize. He performed an intimate show at the Agnes Etherington Art Centre last night.
Montreal’s Graham Van Pelt, of Miracle Fortress, was recently shortlisted for the Polaris Music Prize. He performed an intimate show at the Agnes Etherington Art Centre last night.
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Joshua Chan
A Trent rugby player catches the ball in a lineout during Saturday’s game between Queen’s and Trent.
A Trent rugby player catches the ball in a lineout during Saturday’s game between Queen’s and Trent.
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Harrison Smith

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