Images from vol. 135, issue 20
- November 9, 2007
Veteran John Ross Matheson fought in World War Two after graduating from Queen’s in 1940.
After being wounded in the Second World War, John Matheson became a judge and politician, helped create the Canadian flag and founded the Order of Canada.
Ali Shaikh, Sci ’10, says Queen’s students should be concerned with the human rights violations happening in Pakistan.
Alex Seebach and Larisa Droll of Queen’s No Sweat are pushing Queen’s to adopt the Designated Suppliers Program.
AMS Vice-President (Operations) John Manning says the majority of special fee hike are caused by students adding new optional fees.
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Hamilton’s Young Rival, formerly known as The Ride Theory, are trying to capture their rocking live sound in their recordings.
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Gab Kokas and Chris Saba’s portion of Inaugural Doodlezoo will double as their gallery space for the show’s duration.
Western back Zach Wittenberg tries to bring down Gaels’ centre Steve Shortly in Saturday’s semifinal. Queen’s won 18-13.
Bryn Davies
Anne Murphy
Gaels’ defenceman Mike Bushby knocks down a Ryerson forward Saturday in Queen’s 4-3 win.
Queen’s guard Lyndsey Gauley drives against RMC Friday.
This vodka martini, mixed up at Tango on King Street, combines vodka, Vermouth and an olive garnish for a finishing touch.
Playing Wednesday’s show and gathering momentum with their unique sound, Magic Jordan are a local band worth keeping tabs on.
Joel Plaskett seduced audience and microphone last Wednesday at Ale House.
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