Images from vol. 135, issue 17
- October 26, 2007
Canadian Studies co-ordinator Caroline Caron says the cuts will impede the program’s planned expansion.
Michael Pomery, seen here with his dog Rufus, is a keyholder volunteer at Yellow Bike Action, which provides all things bikes, as well as offers free food and a welcoming community.
Fire Inspector Delbert Blakney said the fire department has weekly meeting with contractors.
Firefighters never determined the source of the smoke in Stauffer Library last week.
SONAD secretary Harry Smith says Senate hasn’t had a chance to review responses to the draft code of conduct.
Long study sessions followed, or combined, with heavy drinking are prime components of binge culture.
Students suffering from depression can be referred to physicians for antidepressants.
A nutritious diet starts with meal planning and buying groceries with all the Canada Food Guide’s food groups in mind.
This vegan burger from The Sleepless Goat is one of the many examples of healthy and delicious meant-free options.
Dr. Steven McNevin is the Director of Psychiatry at Health, Couselling and Disability Services.
Napping can be beneficial if kept to 30 minutes or less, said Susan Driver, psychology professor.
Justin Tsang, Comm ’08, pumps iron in the PEC’s weight room.
Rosalyn Green’s Polidori’s Vampire is a feast for the literary-minded, full of high-brow banter and Romantic references.
Former Goat employee Jeff Barbeau makes whimsical mixed media found art and text despite having no formal background in art.
John MacFarlane, who was charged with robbery, created fantastical art to endure the time he spent in prison.
The Darling DeMaes are playing tonight at the Artel at 8 p.m.
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Gaels’ defender Ali Skinner (18) comforts midfielder Katie Dalziel after Wednesday’s loss to the Royal Military College.
Gaels’ fencer Anton Oentoro lunges at an opponent in the Queen’s Invitational Saturday.
Some say the ghost of Theresa has been haunting the dark alleyway behind the Toucan since the 1800s.
Rumour has it Nurse Betty’s ghost has been lingering around Waldron Tower ever since she plummented from the top of the 11th-floor staircase.
Max Marcus serves up absurd comedy in Jaqueline Andrade’s What’s For Dinner.
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