Vol. 135, issue 22
- November 23, 2007
Vice-Principal (Operations and Finance) Andrew Simpson says lighting retrofits are a practical way to go green.
In the 2006-07 fiscal year, approximately 2,291 tonnes of Queen’s waste went to the landfill.
Ann Browne, associate vice-principal (facilities) says all new buildings, such as BioSciences complex completed in 1997, are built with sustainability in mind.
Since the December 2006 closure of the IGA in Kingslake Plaza, there isn’t a grocery store within walking distance for many residents of the Rideau Heights neighbourhood.
Jessica Reaume was in her first year of a politics degree.
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Councilor Bill Glover put forward the motion passed at council.
Associate Vice-Principal (Facilities) Ann Browne says there are no plans to LEED certify any existing buildings on campus.
Queen’s forward Pat Doyle (28) battles McGill’s Yan Turcotte.
Queen’s forward T.J. Sutter looks forlorn as the Redmen celebrate in the background Saturday night at the Memorial Centre.
Gael Jeff DeMeza (2) goes for a dig as Pete Galbraith looks on.
Members of the Queen’s sailing team race in France. The team finished ninth overall.
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Mitch Ledger
Elyssa Heller
The Wooden Sky recently changed their name, from Friday Morning’s Regret, because their old name didn’t fit anymore, says vocalist Gavin Gardiner.
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Sharon Muilwyk’s exhibit en route depicts the artist’s colourful interpretation of landscapes across southern Ontario in her oil painting pieces.
Dana McNeill will act in The Odyssey, the first play of the environmentally-minded company.
Both morning people and night people generally find there are particular times of day when they are more productive than others.
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