Images from vol. 136, issue 13.

  • October 7, 2008
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Illustration by Emily Sicilia
Though some phobias may seem more legitimate than others, pyschologists insist all are equally valid.
Though some phobias may seem more legitimate than others, pyschologists insist all are equally valid.
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Illustration by Emily Sicilia
Laura Barrett has made her name by way of her quirky instrument and unique music.
Laura Barrett has made her name by way of her quirky instrument and unique music.
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Christine Blais
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Christine Blais
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Christine Blais
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Tyler Ball
Queen’s centre fielder Chris Stewart connects with a pitch Sunday against Durham College.
Queen’s centre fielder Chris Stewart connects with a pitch Sunday against Durham College.
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Matthew Rushworth
Queen’s Carley Miller avoids a stick lift from Western’s Adrianna Clapp Saturday.
Queen’s Carley Miller avoids a stick lift from Western’s Adrianna Clapp Saturday.
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Tyler Ball
The Gaels’ Helen Waters guards the Mustangs’ Carrie White at North Field in an 8-7 loss.
The Gaels’ Helen Waters guards the Mustangs’ Carrie White at North Field in an 8-7 loss.
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Photo by Chris Bermingham
Queen’s midfielder Braden Hergott guards the ball from Bishop’s midfielder Jackson Gair Sunday at North Field.
Queen’s midfielder Braden Hergott guards the ball from Bishop’s midfielder Jackson Gair Sunday at North Field.
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Tyler Ball
Ever the crowd-pleaser, Jason Collett played a sold-out show at the Grad Club on Friday night with guest, Rebekah Higgs.
Ever the crowd-pleaser, Jason Collett played a sold-out show at the Grad Club on Friday night with guest, Rebekah Higgs.
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Adèle Barclay
Rebekah Higgs sang, wailed and cooed with an East-Coast flare at The Grad Club on Friday night, opening for Jason Collett.
Rebekah Higgs sang, wailed and cooed with an East-Coast flare at The Grad Club on Friday night, opening for Jason Collett.
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Adèle Barclay
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Christine Blais
Some voters may choose to cast their ballot this election for their second-choice candidate.
Some voters may choose to cast their ballot this election for their second-choice candidate.
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Tyler Ball
Queen’s political studies professor Jonathan Rose says the emergence of online vote-swapping is a reflection of perceived problems with Canada’s electoral system.
Queen’s political studies professor Jonathan Rose says the emergence of online vote-swapping is a reflection of perceived problems with Canada’s electoral system.
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Photo by Rob Campbell
Student Trustee Michael Ceci, ArtSci ’09, says every dollar spent on the Queen’s Centre must be earned back.
Student Trustee Michael Ceci, ArtSci ’09, says every dollar spent on the Queen’s Centre must be earned back.
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Tyler Ball
Liberal Party candidate and incumbent Member of Parliament Peter Milliken says if elected, the Liberal Party will give $200,000 in bursaries to low-income students.
Liberal Party candidate and incumbent Member of Parliament Peter Milliken says if elected, the Liberal Party will give $200,000 in bursaries to low-income students.
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Justin Tang
Conservative Party candidate Brian Abrams says if elected, creating more blue-collar jobs would be one of his top priorities.
Conservative Party candidate Brian Abrams says if elected, creating more blue-collar jobs would be one of his top priorities.
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Matthew Rushworth
New Democratic Party candidate Rick Downes says he wants to bring corporate welfare money back into programs such as health care.
New Democratic Party candidate Rick Downes says he wants to bring corporate welfare money back into programs such as health care.
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Tyler Ball
Incumbent Member of Parliament Peter Milliken says if elected, the Liberal Party will bring in tax incentives to encourage Canadians to move towards wind power.
Incumbent Member of Parliament Peter Milliken says if elected, the Liberal Party will bring in tax incentives to encourage Canadians to move towards wind power.
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Matthew Rushworth
Green Party candidate Eric Walton says there’s a need in Kingston for government subsidized “green social housing” units.
Green Party candidate Eric Walton says there’s a need in Kingston for government subsidized “green social housing” units.
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Matthew Rushworth
Ohbijou’s Jennifer Mecija performs at the Grad Club Saturday night with The Acorn and The Wooden Sky. See "Weekend in review" in the A&E Section.
Ohbijou’s Jennifer Mecija performs at the Grad Club Saturday night with The Acorn and The Wooden Sky. See "Weekend in review" in the A&E Section.
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Photo by Christine Blais

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