Images from vol. 135, issue 6
- September 14, 2007
Chris Hannon, 2006-07 bar manager, says staff prices have existed for more than 30 years.
Artist Don Maynard stands with the titular piece from his community art event, Tidal Mass.
Queen’s is buying the former prison for women, above. It may house the Queen’s Archives.
Due to course cuts, Daniel Valaderes, Sci ’08, is unsure if he will graduate this year.
22 new screens will be used to alert students in emergencies.
The new executive and reporting team of Queen’s TV is focusing on delivering news on Queen’s issues and events. From left to right: Julie Stewart-Binks (reporter), Dominic Dobrzensky (technical supervisor), Sirin Erensoy (news editor), Michael Kenney (communications manager) and Dan Wallace (associate producer).
State Greetings artists Robert Jelinek and Mark Prier study identity and nationhood.
Dragonette is the love-child of husband and wife team Dan Kurtz and Martina Sorbara, right.
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Across the Universe is a musical romance based on songs by the Beatles.
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Michael Zanetti and the men’s soccer team soared to a 4-0 victory at RMC on Wednesday.
Women’s rugby defeated the York Lions 31-19 on Wednesday.
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Supplied photo by Tom Barnett / York Excalibur
Steve Shortly
Katie McKenna (L) and Hannah Shoichet
Yoga is just one of the many group exercise options available to help you get serious—and social—about your back-to-school workout routine.
Women’s soccer defeated the Royal Military College Paladins 2-0 on Wednesday at RMC.
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