Images from vol. 135, issue 13
- October 12, 2007
Kingston police will use surveillance cameras and extra lighting on Aberdeen Street as they did during Homecoming 2006.
Sergeant Balwant Dhillon of the Kingston Police says alcohol is the number-one date rape drug.
MMP supporters blame lack of communication and poor media coverage for the failure of Wednesday’s referedum question concerning the proposed system.
Jonathan Crush, director of the Southern African Research Centre, works to secure funding and implement development projects for the centre.
Film studies professor Dorit Naaman says Queen’s should offer more Middle Eastern instruction and engage in more discussion concerning academic freedom.
Emma Andrews shows off the compact fluorescent lightbulb to be installed in a number of Ghetto houses to improve sustainability as part of the Greenovations project.
Students stock up in preparation for Homecoming weekend. The University is concerned about the sale of alcohol.
As was the case last year, students living in residence can’t have out-of-town guests over Homecoming weekend.
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Brian Yau
Lisa Figge poses with Anna Elmberg Wright beside her laundry detergent sculpture, titled “Tower.”
REfuse_reFUSE incorporates installation, film, sculpture, sound and visual art.
Elliott Brood is Mark Sasso, Stephen Pitkin and Casey Laforet (left to right).
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Athlete's Beyond The Neighbourhood
The Go! Team's Proof of Youth
Mike Giffin, the OUA’s leading rusher, gets ready to plow through the Ottawa defence in the Gaels’ 13-12 loss Saturday.
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Gaels’ defender Michael Zanetti (5) goes up for a header against the Ryerson Rams on Sunday.
Defender Ali Skinner (18) battles for the ball as teammate Erin Smith looks on.
Jon Asselstine (8) drives the net looking for a pass from teammate Jon Lawrence on Saturday.
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Don Lougheed
Queen’s centre Julie Engelhart gets some repairs during the Gaels’ 8-7 loss to Waterloo. She later returned to action.
Queen’s forward Laura Cooney lunges forward with the ball against Waterloo.
Homecoming 2006 saw a huge turnout of sprited Queen’s students, alumni and people looking for a good time.
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Oktoberfest’s licensed Festhallen are a big party site for Waterloo students.
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Partygoers gather on Aberdeen Street for Homecoming 2006.
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Journal File Photo
A voter enters Chalmers United Church on Wednesday.
Singing sisters Tegan and Sara performed selections from their latest album The Con last night at Sydenham United Church.
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