Images from vol. 136, issue 19.

  • October 31, 2008
ASUS President Jacob Mantle says he has yet to make up his mind about whether or not he’ll resign.
ASUS President Jacob Mantle says he has yet to make up his mind about whether or not he’ll resign.
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Tyler Ball
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Matthew Rushworth
A discussion on Mantle’s comments and other instances of race and religious discrimination at Queen’s took place for more than two hours at AMS Assembly last night.
A discussion on Mantle’s comments and other instances of race and religious discrimination at Queen’s took place for more than two hours at AMS Assembly last night.
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Tyler Ball
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Tyler Ball
Since their first appearance last year, rats have been spotted in the Queen’s Pub, Common Ground and SGPS offices.
Since their first appearance last year, rats have been spotted in the Queen’s Pub, Common Ground and SGPS offices.
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Matthew Rushworth
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Tyler Ball
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Tyler Ball
Brecht’s Drums in the Night comes alive with a visceral enthusiasm.
Brecht’s Drums in the Night comes alive with a visceral enthusiasm.
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Tyler Ball
Former philosopher Matthew Barber is back with a new bad, The Spades and the more mature album Ghost Notes.
Former philosopher Matthew Barber is back with a new bad, The Spades and the more mature album Ghost Notes.
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The Bicycles are back with with their melodic sprints through rock and roll on new album Oh No, It’s Love.
The Bicycles are back with with their melodic sprints through rock and roll on new album Oh No, It’s Love.
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Cold War Kids
Cold War Kids
Menahan Street Band
Menahan Street Band
Group costume
Group costume
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Photo by Matthew Rushworth and Tyler Ball
The ultimate slacker costume
The ultimate slacker costume
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Photo by Matthew Rushworth and Tyler Ball
Topical costume
Topical costume
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Photo by Matthew Rushworth and Tyler Ball
Couple’s costume
Couple’s costume
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Photo by Matthew Rushworth and Tyler Ball
Gaels’ outside hitter Joren Zeeman (5) goes for a kill against Western’s Reid Halpenny Saturday.
Gaels’ outside hitter Joren Zeeman (5) goes for a kill against Western’s Reid Halpenny Saturday.
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James Mack
Gaels goaltender Katie Boyd makes one of 21 saves in her shutout against Waterloo on Sunday.
Gaels goaltender Katie Boyd makes one of 21 saves in her shutout against Waterloo on Sunday.
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Supplied Photo by Michael Parkinson
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Matthew Rushworth
Vanessa Farquharson’s blog, greenasathistle.com, inspired many individuals to make the effort to shop at farmer’s markets and to reuse watter bottles.
Vanessa Farquharson’s blog, greenasathistle.com, inspired many individuals to make the effort to shop at farmer’s markets and to reuse watter bottles.
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Supplied Photo by Catherine Farquharson
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Illustration by Emily Sicilia
In 2003, Philip Jessop was named Research Chair in Green Chemistry and his work has been featured in Canadian Chemical News as one of the top-20 Canadian discoveries of the last century.
In 2003, Philip Jessop was named Research Chair in Green Chemistry and his work has been featured in Canadian Chemical News as one of the top-20 Canadian discoveries of the last century.
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Matthew Rushworth
Darrell Dean is one of the grad students involved in helping Phillip Jessop with his research.
Darrell Dean is one of the grad students involved in helping Phillip Jessop with his research.
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Matthew Rushworth
Nuno da Silva encourages individuals to use generic carbon calculators to reduce their carbon footprints.
Nuno da Silva encourages individuals to use generic carbon calculators to reduce their carbon footprints.
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Tyler Ball
Christina Clare, ArtSci ’10, says she’s a fan of growing her own food and that watching her plants grow makes her happy.
Christina Clare, ArtSci ’10, says she’s a fan of growing her own food and that watching her plants grow makes her happy.
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Matthew Rushworth

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