Issue in Photos

  • November 7, 2008
Queen’s forward Billy Burke drives to the net against Ryerson Friday.
Queen’s forward Billy Burke drives to the net against Ryerson Friday.
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Supplied photo by Christine Péloquin/Ryerson Sports and Recreation
Queen’s setter Dan Rosenbaum sets up middle hitter Sam Pedlow for a kill against the University of Toronto Friday.
Queen’s setter Dan Rosenbaum sets up middle hitter Sam Pedlow for a kill against the University of Toronto Friday.
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Supplied photo by Brent Lewin/Varsity Blues Athletics
Queen’s Sam Pedlow (8) and Joren Zeeman go up for a block against Toronto’s Jessi Lelliot Friday.
Queen’s Sam Pedlow (8) and Joren Zeeman go up for a block against Toronto’s Jessi Lelliot Friday.
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Supplied photo by Brent Lewin/Varsity Blues Athletics
Queen’s men’s eight rowing team competes at the national championships in Fort Langley, B.C. last weekend.
Queen’s men’s eight rowing team competes at the national championships in Fort Langley, B.C. last weekend.
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photo by John Gordon/Langley Times
As we continue to accumulate new experiences, older memories are pushed out of the brain or stored in our long term memory to make room for new ones.
As we continue to accumulate new experiences, older memories are pushed out of the brain or stored in our long term memory to make room for new ones.
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Matthew Rushworth
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Matthew Rushworth
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Matthew Rushworth
If I’d known You Were Coming is lucid and jarring as it deals with four artists’ musings on a range of experiences.
If I’d known You Were Coming is lucid and jarring as it deals with four artists’ musings on a range of experiences.
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Matthew Rushworth
Amanda Damsma’s lushly coloured pieces echo and blend with her classmates’ works.
Amanda Damsma’s lushly coloured pieces echo and blend with her classmates’ works.
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Matthew Rushworth
Dan Werb and Paul Banwatt are an adrenaline rush on stage and on disc.
Dan Werb and Paul Banwatt are an adrenaline rush on stage and on disc.
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Seth Rogen and Elizabeth Banks star in Zack and Miri Make a Porno, a surprisingly typical film-within-a-film that connects with the funnybone regardless of its revealing ending.
Seth Rogen and Elizabeth Banks star in Zack and Miri Make a Porno, a surprisingly typical film-within-a-film that connects with the funnybone regardless of its revealing ending.
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With literate lyricism in hand, Attack in Black held their crowds’ attention on Monday night at the Time to Laugh Comedy Club.
With literate lyricism in hand, Attack in Black held their crowds’ attention on Monday night at the Time to Laugh Comedy Club.
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Christine Blais
Gaels’ flanker Alistair Clark tries to evade Western’s Joshua Campbell Saturday at Kingston Field. Queen’s won 19-8.
Gaels’ flanker Alistair Clark tries to evade Western’s Joshua Campbell Saturday at Kingston Field. Queen’s won 19-8.
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Justin Tang
Ottawa reciever Ezra Millington hurdles Queen’s David Rooney.
Ottawa reciever Ezra Millington hurdles Queen’s David Rooney.
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Justin Tang
Queen’s guard Lyndsay Gauley drives against RMC’s Julie-Christine Lasalle Friday.
Queen’s guard Lyndsay Gauley drives against RMC’s Julie-Christine Lasalle Friday.
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Supplied photos by Michael Parkinson
Gaels’ forward Erin Skippon scrambles for a loose ball against the Paladins’ Anna Dupuis. Queen’s beat RMC 68-53.
Gaels’ forward Erin Skippon scrambles for a loose ball against the Paladins’ Anna Dupuis. Queen’s beat RMC 68-53.
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Supplied photos by Michael Parkinson
Chuck Campling, Sci ’44 and ArtSci ’90, joined the Signal Corps, part of the Canadian Officers’ Training Corps, in 1941.
Chuck Campling, Sci ’44 and ArtSci ’90, joined the Signal Corps, part of the Canadian Officers’ Training Corps, in 1941.
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Matthew Rushworth
Bea Corbett, ArtSci ’43, finished her degree at Queen’s before joining the navy.
Bea Corbett, ArtSci ’43, finished her degree at Queen’s before joining the navy.
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Matthew Rushworth
Last night’s ASUS Special General Assembly in Wallace Hall was filled to capacity with students. Around 7:44 p.m., it was cut short by a fire alarm.
Last night’s ASUS Special General Assembly in Wallace Hall was filled to capacity with students. Around 7:44 p.m., it was cut short by a fire alarm.
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Tyler Ball
Vice-Principal (Academic) Patrick Deane said the graffiti found on campus is representative of a destructive divide within the student body.
Vice-Principal (Academic) Patrick Deane said the graffiti found on campus is representative of a destructive divide within the student body.
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Matthew Rushworth
Queen’s uses factory-farmed eggs from Burnbrae farms, a family-owned business located in Lyn, near the town of Brockville.
Queen’s uses factory-farmed eggs from Burnbrae farms, a family-owned business located in Lyn, near the town of Brockville.
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Matthew Rushworth
Brad James, United Steelworkers distrcit representative and Comm ’83, says the Queen’s administration has restricted the ability of staff to exchange information and assemble.
Brad James, United Steelworkers distrcit representative and Comm ’83, says the Queen’s administration has restricted the ability of staff to exchange information and assemble.
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Tyler Ball
Queen’s receiver Scott Stinson is tackled by a group of Gee-Gees Saturday. The Gaels were knocked out of the playoff in the semifinal game, losing 23-13 to Ottawa. Please see page 16 for full story. Visit queensjournal.ca for a photo gallery of the game.
Queen’s receiver Scott Stinson is tackled by a group of Gee-Gees Saturday. The Gaels were knocked out of the playoff in the semifinal game, losing 23-13 to Ottawa. Please see page 16 for full story. Visit queensjournal.ca for a photo gallery of the game.
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Tyler Ball

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