Images from vol. 135, issue 37

  • March 14, 2008
Leora Jackson was named Queen's 31st rector late Tuesday night.
Leora Jackson was named Queen's 31st rector late Tuesday night.
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Joshua Chan
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Joshua Chan
Electrical engineering professor Parveen Jian says corporations can save money working with academics instead of hiring full-time researchers.
Electrical engineering professor Parveen Jian says corporations can save money working with academics instead of hiring full-time researchers.
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Research involving humans, such as the infant cognition lab above, must be approved by the department’s Research Ethics Board to ensure the wellbeing of participants is accounted for.
Research involving humans, such as the infant cognition lab above, must be approved by the department’s Research Ethics Board to ensure the wellbeing of participants is accounted for.
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Harrison Smith
Any research project involving human subjects, whether funded or not, must receive ethics approval of either the General Research Ethics Board (GREB) or the Research Ethics Board (REB) prior to the start of the project. To determine if your project requires ethics approval, consult either the Tri-Council Policy Statement or the Ethics Office.
Any research project involving human subjects, whether funded or not, must receive ethics approval of either the General Research Ethics Board (GREB) or the Research Ethics Board (REB) prior to the start of the project. To determine if your project requires ethics approval, consult either the Tri-Council Policy Statement or the Ethics Office.
Kerry Rowe says researchers have flexibility in terms of how they spend their grant money.
Kerry Rowe says researchers have flexibility in terms of how they spend their grant money.
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Joshua Chan
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Evelien Heijselaar
‘We’ve basically rewritten the textbooks in physics,’ McDonald says of his project’s discovery.
‘We’ve basically rewritten the textbooks in physics,’ McDonald says of his project’s discovery.
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If commercializtion is pursued through PARTEQ, they transfer patent ownership to the University, says Carol Miernicki Steeg.
If commercializtion is pursued through PARTEQ, they transfer patent ownership to the University, says Carol Miernicki Steeg.
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In 2005 Jill Scott was awarded the Aurora Prize for her research project, an ongoing book titled A Poetics of Forgiveness: Creativity and Conflict Resolution.
In 2005 Jill Scott was awarded the Aurora Prize for her research project, an ongoing book titled A Poetics of Forgiveness: Creativity and Conflict Resolution.
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Harrison Smith
David Lyon won the 2008 to 2010 Killam Research Fellowship for his work in surveillance research.
David Lyon won the 2008 to 2010 Killam Research Fellowship for his work in surveillance research.
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Harrison Smith
The University hosted a forum discussing uranium mining and exploration March 7.
The University hosted a forum discussing uranium mining and exploration March 7.
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Stephen Harmer
Stephen Harmer
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Evelien Heijselaar
Grace Soo is the third place winner of Postcript's short fiction contest.
Grace Soo is the third place winner of Postcript's short fiction contest.
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Harrison Smith
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Evelien Heijselaar
The Goodes Hall expansion project, whose design’s pictured above, is projected to cost $40,000
The Goodes Hall expansion project, whose design’s pictured above, is projected to cost $40,000
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Vice-Principal (Operations and Finance) Andrew Simpson says the University has to weigh investing in socially responsible companies against needing to make a high return rate.
Vice-Principal (Operations and Finance) Andrew Simpson says the University has to weigh investing in socially responsible companies against needing to make a high return rate.
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Rector-elect Leora Jackson celebrates her win with friends Wednesday night.
Rector-elect Leora Jackson celebrates her win with friends Wednesday night.
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Joshua Chan
Ardoch Algonquin First Nation chief Paula Sherman says Algonquins ‘are the most endangered species in the Ottawa Valley.’
Ardoch Algonquin First Nation chief Paula Sherman says Algonquins ‘are the most endangered species in the Ottawa Valley.’
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Harrison Smith
Lorie Young of the Three Sisters Company prepares for the forum on uranium mining held on March 7 in Ellis Hall.
Lorie Young of the Three Sisters Company prepares for the forum on uranium mining held on March 7 in Ellis Hall.
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Harrison Smith
Neil Martin, ArtSci ’08, is the last head manager of QEA as the AMS dissolves the service for next year because of past years’ significant losses.
Neil Martin, ArtSci ’08, is the last head manager of QEA as the AMS dissolves the service for next year because of past years’ significant losses.
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Joshua Chan
Essays, visual art, poetry and prose make up this year’s offering of Outwrite.
Essays, visual art, poetry and prose make up this year’s offering of Outwrite.
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Joshua Chan
Ghostwolf, Anthony Bleed and Care Failure make up Die Mannequin and started the record label How To Kill Music to foster more music community in Toronto.
Ghostwolf, Anthony Bleed and Care Failure make up Die Mannequin and started the record label How To Kill Music to foster more music community in Toronto.
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Underplayed Theatre Company hits and misses at sketch comedy with their show UnPilot playing at the Wellington Street Theatre.
Underplayed Theatre Company hits and misses at sketch comedy with their show UnPilot playing at the Wellington Street Theatre.
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Lindsay Duncan
Genesis, the Story of Evolution is a retelling of the Christian creation story through dance.
Genesis, the Story of Evolution is a retelling of the Christian creation story through dance.
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Matthew Rushworth
Katie Stelmanis, Join Us
Katie Stelmanis, Join Us
Kelley Polar, I Need You To Hold On While The Sky Is Falling
Kelley Polar, I Need You To Hold On While The Sky Is Falling
Robert Ross says athletes’ premature deaths shouldn’t discourage people from exercising.
Robert Ross says athletes’ premature deaths shouldn’t discourage people from exercising.
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Harrison Smith
Men’s hockey coach Brett Gibson speaks to his team Feb. 6. Gibson says he tried to recruit Mickey Renaud, who died Feb. 18.
Men’s hockey coach Brett Gibson speaks to his team Feb. 6. Gibson says he tried to recruit Mickey Renaud, who died Feb. 18.
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Joshua Chan
The Brock Badgers, shown Jan. 12 at Queen’s, lost to Laurier in the OUA hockey finals.
The Brock Badgers, shown Jan. 12 at Queen’s, lost to Laurier in the OUA hockey finals.
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Marcus Roby
Michael Amoroso in action Jan. 26 against York. Amaroso says the delay in implementing the review’s recommendations only hinders Queen’s teams.
Michael Amoroso in action Jan. 26 against York. Amaroso says the delay in implementing the review’s recommendations only hinders Queen’s teams.
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Harrison Smith
Queen’s defensive back Addison Rich does a faceplant in a Sept. 29 football game against Laurier. The football team would likely receive more funding if the University follows through on the Athletics Review’s recommendations.
Queen’s defensive back Addison Rich does a faceplant in a Sept. 29 football game against Laurier. The football team would likely receive more funding if the University follows through on the Athletics Review’s recommendations.
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Vice-President (Operations) John Manning (right, with AMS President Kingsley Chak) says the fee last increased in 2004.
Vice-President (Operations) John Manning (right, with AMS President Kingsley Chak) says the fee last increased in 2004.
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Christine Blais
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Christine Blais

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