Images from vol. 135, issue 16

  • October 23, 2007
The Coffee & Company on Division Street closed Friday after six years.
The Coffee & Company on Division Street closed Friday after six years.
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Harrison Smith
Councillor Steve Garrison wants Queen’s to take responsibility for the Aberdeen Street party.
Councillor Steve Garrison wants Queen’s to take responsibility for the Aberdeen Street party.
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Harrison Smith
A Kingston Youth Shelter volunteer accepts food from Sheri Krell, co-chair of Soul Food, on Monday night.
A Kingston Youth Shelter volunteer accepts food from Sheri Krell, co-chair of Soul Food, on Monday night.
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Harrison Smith
AMS Vice-Principal (University Affairs) Julia Mitchell and Academic Affairs Commissioner Alexi White hope students will vote to stay with OUSA.
AMS Vice-Principal (University Affairs) Julia Mitchell and Academic Affairs Commissioner Alexi White hope students will vote to stay with OUSA.
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Harrison Smith
Earth Centre co-chairs Raili Lakanen and Michelle Berquist want to increase environmental awareness on campus and change students’ consumption habits.
Earth Centre co-chairs Raili Lakanen and Michelle Berquist want to increase environmental awareness on campus and change students’ consumption habits.
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Don Lougheed
The Earth Centre sells fully organic feminine hygiene products made by Natracare.
The Earth Centre sells fully organic feminine hygiene products made by Natracare.
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Joshua Chan
Cascades paper products are made in Quebec using 100 per cent recycled paper.
Cascades paper products are made in Quebec using 100 per cent recycled paper.
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Joshua Chan
To minimize paper use, the Earth Centre’s advertising campaign will use T-shirts.
To minimize paper use, the Earth Centre’s advertising campaign will use T-shirts.
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Joshua Chan
Gaels’ rugby captain James Potter takes on two Royal Military College defenders Saturday. The Gaels beat the Paladins 41-0.
Gaels’ rugby captain James Potter takes on two Royal Military College defenders Saturday. The Gaels beat the Paladins 41-0.
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Joshua Chan
Gaels’ middle hitter Chris Vandyk unsuccessfully tries to dig a ball Saturday.
Gaels’ middle hitter Chris Vandyk unsuccessfully tries to dig a ball Saturday.
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Harrison Smith
Gaels’ defenceman Alex Archibald takes a shot against Gryphon goalie Adam Jennings in Saturday’s 3-2 shootout loss.
Gaels’ defenceman Alex Archibald takes a shot against Gryphon goalie Adam Jennings in Saturday’s 3-2 shootout loss.
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Joshua Chan
Gaels’ striker Laura Vanderlaan traps the ball and prepares to shoot Saturday against Carleton. Queen’s won the game 2-0.
Gaels’ striker Laura Vanderlaan traps the ball and prepares to shoot Saturday against Carleton. Queen’s won the game 2-0.
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Harrison Smith
Gaels’ goalkeeper Sean Martin-Courtright climbs over defender Michael Zanetti to knock the ball away from Carleton midfielder Moosa Ashrafi Saturday. Queen’s lost the game 2-0.
Gaels’ goalkeeper Sean Martin-Courtright climbs over defender Michael Zanetti to knock the ball away from Carleton midfielder Moosa Ashrafi Saturday. Queen’s lost the game 2-0.
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Harrison Smith
The Most Serene Republic have a complicated relationship with indie music and the suburbs.
The Most Serene Republic have a complicated relationship with indie music and the suburbs.
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Supplied
Jim Logan’s ‘The Diner’s Club, No Reservations Required’ plays on Manet’s ‘Déjeuner sur l’herbe.’
Jim Logan’s ‘The Diner’s Club, No Reservations Required’ plays on Manet’s ‘Déjeuner sur l’herbe.’
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Joshua Chan
World Upside Down features frames from Marvel’s ‘What If’ comic series, which addresses the possibility of Superman landing in Soviet Russia and becoming a Communist superhero.
World Upside Down features frames from Marvel’s ‘What If’ comic series, which addresses the possibility of Superman landing in Soviet Russia and becoming a Communist superhero.
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Joshua Chan
Tom Wilkinson’s acting (right) stands out in the corporate psych-thriller, Michael Clayton.
Tom Wilkinson’s acting (right) stands out in the corporate psych-thriller, Michael Clayton.
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Supplied
Reading Rand’s Atlas Shrugged provided Kyle Duford the inspiration he needed to return to university after dropping out.
Reading Rand’s Atlas Shrugged provided Kyle Duford the inspiration he needed to return to university after dropping out.
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Harrison Smith
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Evelien Heijselaar
Queen’s setter Devon Miller, CIS leader in assists, sets the ball for middle hitter Nick Gralewicz Saturday night against Waterloo.
Queen’s setter Devon Miller, CIS leader in assists, sets the ball for middle hitter Nick Gralewicz Saturday night against Waterloo.
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Harrison Smith

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