Images from vol. 135, issue 14
- October 16, 2007
Gael Mike Giffin tries to evade a tackle from Waterloo’s John Boonstra.
The Gaels’ defence celebrates their Homecoming win over Waterloo.
Panel member Harry Smith said last night’s meeting will help inform some University decisions on the Code of Conduct.
Dr. Samantha Nutt, founder and executive director of War Child Canada and shown here with doctors in Iraq, says Canadians need to start thinking about their relationship to war differently.
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Photo courtesy of War Child Canada
An estimated 5,000 to 6,500 party-goers crowded onto Aberdeen Street Saturday night.
Students, alumni and community members plant trees on Aberdeen Street.
CFRC host Rick Jackson says Kingstonians connect to the campus radio station.
Gaels’ rugby captain James Potter eludes a Western defender in Saturday’s game. The Gaels beat the Mustangs 16-13.
Queen’s goalie Katie Boyd challenges Windsor forward Candace Rapchak with defender Katie Duncan in pursuit. The Gaels lost to the Lancers 3-1 on Saturday.
Gaels’ rookie striker Danielle Gibson (16) launches a shot Sunday. The Gaels beat Trent 5-0.
Nick Milonas (19) battles two members of the Trent Excalibur for the ball Sunday. Queen’s and Trent played to a 0-0 draw.
Western prop Zack Myers looks dejected as the Gaels celebrate their win on Saturday.
Montreal’s Torngat take their name and some musical inspiration from a mountain range in northern Labrador.
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Nich Worby opened for the Superfantastics and Blue Heeler Sunday night at the Island Grill on Wolfe Island.
One of the ‘Red Hat’ volunteers hands a bottle of water to an Aberdeen party-goer.
Gaels’ midfielder Steve Irish in action on Sunday against Trent.
Queen’s striker Claire Parsons (7) prepares to launch a shot at the goal Sunday against Trent.
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