Images from vol. 135, issue 34
- February 15, 2008
Oxfam Co-Chair Kate Whitelaw says manufacturers should have to prove they operate ethically.
Vice-Principal (Advancement) David Mitchell reviews the day’s messages with his assistant.
Mitchell meets with Principal Karen Hitchcock once a week to discuss his work with the Advancement office.
English professor Rosemary Jolly says she doesn’t have time to teach in new departments.
Local rocker Chris Koster releases his new album, Sex, Love and Morality, tonight at Ale House.
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Jessica Rice’s Spent Breath is a large, breathtaking oil and mixed-media canvas piece that stands as a testament to memory.
Amber Thienpont’s Josh is a mixed media on paper piece that re-imagines portraiture.
Queen’s setter Devon Miller (4) goes up for a block against Ryerson Nov. 17. The Gaels face the Rams Saturday night.
Queen’s point guard Baris Ondul drives against RMC’s Gavin Viray-Cox Wednesday night.
Queen’s Powderpuff football team quarterback and running back Laura Johnstone throws a pass last weekend.
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Michelle Craig
Jon Lawrance
Wesley Tse (above far right) participated in a development project in Haiti where he helped provide an orphanage for local orphans (below).
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So Below? by Ashley Way is part of All That Remains, a show by Way, Jessica Rice and Amber Thienpont at the Union Gallery from now until March 4.
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