Images from vol. 135, issue 31

  • February 5, 2008
A. J. Keilty, Kingston Rental Property Owners’ Association president, says his group proposes changing zoning bylaws.
A. J. Keilty, Kingston Rental Property Owners’ Association president, says his group proposes changing zoning bylaws.
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Joshua Chan
Queen’s track and field coach Melody Torcolacci says she doesn’t think drug use is a problem among university athletes.
Queen’s track and field coach Melody Torcolacci says she doesn’t think drug use is a problem among university athletes.
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Harrison Smith
Team Archer-Collins-Howard await election results as campaign manager Alvin Tedjo takes the call.
Team Archer-Collins-Howard await election results as campaign manager Alvin Tedjo takes the call.
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Joshua Chan
Presidential candidate Tamara Redwood.
Presidential candidate Tamara Redwood.
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Joshua Chan
Vice-president (external) candidate Eric Rapos.
Vice-president (external) candidate Eric Rapos.
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Harrison Smith
Vice-president (internal) candidate Andrew Murray.
Vice-president (internal) candidate Andrew Murray.
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Harrison Smith
Chaos Theory’s production of The Odyssey brings freshness to the Homeric tale by portraying Penelope’s side of the story.
Chaos Theory’s production of The Odyssey brings freshness to the Homeric tale by portraying Penelope’s side of the story.
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Harrison Smith
Wintersleep hail from Nova Scotia and are known for weaving guitar, keyboards and vocals into intense live jam sessions.
Wintersleep hail from Nova Scotia and are known for weaving guitar, keyboards and vocals into intense live jam sessions.
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Matthew Rushworth
Drummer Loel Campbell, who also drums for Holy Fuck, stole the show at Wintersleep’s Grad Club performance on Friday.
Drummer Loel Campbell, who also drums for Holy Fuck, stole the show at Wintersleep’s Grad Club performance on Friday.
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Matthew Rushworth
DJ Sta brought his dance remixes to the world from his bedroom here in Kingston while studying at Queen’s.
DJ Sta brought his dance remixes to the world from his bedroom here in Kingston while studying at Queen’s.
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Supplied photo by Harrison Smith
Jason Collett, Here's to Being Here
Jason Collett, Here's to Being Here
Daft Punk, Alive 2007
Daft Punk, Alive 2007
Vampire Weekend, Vampire Weekend
Vampire Weekend, Vampire Weekend
Queen’s point guard Teddi Firmi drives against counterpart Brittany Szockyj of the OUA East-leading York Lions Saturday night.
Queen’s point guard Teddi Firmi drives against counterpart Brittany Szockyj of the OUA East-leading York Lions Saturday night.
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Don Lougheed
Queen’s forward Sarah Barnes tries a layup against Melissa Meacham of the York Lions Saturday. The Gaels lost 71-66.
Queen’s forward Sarah Barnes tries a layup against Melissa Meacham of the York Lions Saturday. The Gaels lost 71-66.
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Harrison Smith
Queen’s forwards Brady Olsen (27) and Billy Burke combine for a goal in a Nov. 3 game at the Kingston Memorial Centre.
Queen’s forwards Brady Olsen (27) and Billy Burke combine for a goal in a Nov. 3 game at the Kingston Memorial Centre.
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Journal File Photo
Sunday night saw an upset as the 4-14 Laurier Golden Hawks knocked off the 13-4 Gaels in men’s volleyball. The loss dropped Queen’s back into a tie for second place in Ontario with the 13-5 Guelph Gryphons, who beat the Windsor Lancers in straight sets Sunday night.
Sunday night saw an upset as the 4-14 Laurier Golden Hawks knocked off the 13-4 Gaels in men’s volleyball. The loss dropped Queen’s back into a tie for second place in Ontario with the 13-5 Guelph Gryphons, who beat the Windsor Lancers in straight sets Sunday night.
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Journal File Photo
Queen’s point guard Baris Ondul gets an earful from assistant coach Duncan Cowan Saturday.
Queen’s point guard Baris Ondul gets an earful from assistant coach Duncan Cowan Saturday.
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Harrison Smith
Queen’s leading goal-scorer Kelsey Thomson in a Jan. 12 game against Brock. The Gaels split their weekend road trip.
Queen’s leading goal-scorer Kelsey Thomson in a Jan. 12 game against Brock. The Gaels split their weekend road trip.
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Journal File Photo
Professor Bill Newstead may not be 20 years old any more, but he hasn’t lost touch with student life.
Professor Bill Newstead may not be 20 years old any more, but he hasn’t lost touch with student life.
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Evelien Heijselaar
Queen’s forward Travis Mitchell goes for a reverse layup against the York Lions Saturday. The Gaels won 74-67, improving their record to 12-7.
Queen’s forward Travis Mitchell goes for a reverse layup against the York Lions Saturday. The Gaels won 74-67, improving their record to 12-7.
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Harrison Smith

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