Images from vol. 136, issue 23.

  • November 27, 2008
Queen’s football head coach Pat Sheahan (left) accepts the Frank Tindall Trophy Friday.
Queen’s football head coach Pat Sheahan (left) accepts the Frank Tindall Trophy Friday.
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Supplied Photo By Jeff Chan
Gaels’ hitters Sam Pedlow (8) and Joren Zeeman (5) go up for a block against the Laurier Golden Hawks Saturday night.
Gaels’ hitters Sam Pedlow (8) and Joren Zeeman (5) go up for a block against the Laurier Golden Hawks Saturday night.
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Photo by Chris NG
Men’s volleyball setter Dan Rosenbaum (4) sets middle hitter Michael Amoroso up for a spike Saturday night against the Laurier Golden Hawks at Bartlett Gym.
Men’s volleyball setter Dan Rosenbaum (4) sets middle hitter Michael Amoroso up for a spike Saturday night against the Laurier Golden Hawks at Bartlett Gym.
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Photo by Chris Ng
Queen’s outside hitter Natalie Grey goes for a kill against Laurier’s Megan Gilmore (13) and Brittany Brunt Saturday night at Bartlett Gym.
Queen’s outside hitter Natalie Grey goes for a kill against Laurier’s Megan Gilmore (13) and Brittany Brunt Saturday night at Bartlett Gym.
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Chris NG
Queen’s forward Kelsey Thomson (72) battles Guelph’s Dayna Kanis for the puck Saturday.
Queen’s forward Kelsey Thomson (72) battles Guelph’s Dayna Kanis for the puck Saturday.
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Justin Tang
Gaels’ middle linebacker Thaine Carter with the President’s Trophy last Thursday.
Gaels’ middle linebacker Thaine Carter with the President’s Trophy last Thursday.
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Supplied Photo By Jeff Chan
Spice up your winter with these cinnamon-infused latkes and zippy black bean salad.
Spice up your winter with these cinnamon-infused latkes and zippy black bean salad.
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Tyler Ball
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Tyler Ball
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Tyler Ball
Gnu Ground throws a wrench in the suburdan family unit in The Last One to Bed.
Gnu Ground throws a wrench in the suburdan family unit in The Last One to Bed.
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Tyler Ball
Austin Shaefer’s The Machine was boldly inspired by Nietzche.
Austin Shaefer’s The Machine was boldly inspired by Nietzche.
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Tyler Ball
Angela Desveaux calls upon her family’s Acadian roots and current Montreal living in her album Angela Desveaux the Mighty Ship.
Angela Desveaux calls upon her family’s Acadian roots and current Montreal living in her album Angela Desveaux the Mighty Ship.
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Despite comparisons to her Canadian country star peers, Desveaux says she’s more rock- and folk-inspired.
Despite comparisons to her Canadian country star peers, Desveaux says she’s more rock- and folk-inspired.
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Sally Hawkins plays Poppy in Happy-Go-Lucky, a primary school teacher whose glass-half-full mantra is overzealous at best.
Sally Hawkins plays Poppy in Happy-Go-Lucky, a primary school teacher whose glass-half-full mantra is overzealous at best.
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Adèle Barclay
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Adèle Barclay
An estimated 10 million Canadians say they have used marijuana at least once in their lives.
An estimated 10 million Canadians say they have used marijuana at least once in their lives.
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Tyler Ball
Last week, Principal Tom Williams announced Queen’s will make a 15 per cent budget cut over the next three years. Ontario universities have faced budget cuts eight of the last 10 years.
Last week, Principal Tom Williams announced Queen’s will make a 15 per cent budget cut over the next three years. Ontario universities have faced budget cuts eight of the last 10 years.
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Matthew Rushworth
Educational Students Society president Amanda Leonard says previous ESS presidents have supported joining the SGPS because of the unique concerns of education students.
Educational Students Society president Amanda Leonard says previous ESS presidents have supported joining the SGPS because of the unique concerns of education students.
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Matthew Rushworth
Vice-Principal (Advancement) David Mitchell announced his resignation on Nov. 20. After Dec. 31, Mitchell will leave Queen’s for Ottawa-based Public Policy Forum.
Vice-Principal (Advancement) David Mitchell announced his resignation on Nov. 20. After Dec. 31, Mitchell will leave Queen’s for Ottawa-based Public Policy Forum.
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Matthew Rushworth
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Matthew Rushworth
Goodes Hall has one commissionaire on duty to do rounds on a continual basis. They patrol classrooms, meeting rooms annd bathrooms.
Goodes Hall has one commissionaire on duty to do rounds on a continual basis. They patrol classrooms, meeting rooms annd bathrooms.
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Tyler Ball
Partiers filled Aberdeen Street on Saturday night of the 2008 Homecoming weekend. Police made 105 arrests.
Partiers filled Aberdeen Street on Saturday night of the 2008 Homecoming weekend. Police made 105 arrests.
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MHAC Co-Chairs Courtney Brennan, ArtSci ’09 and James Hayward, ArtSci ’10, say students should seek help when they’re feeling too stressed to cope.
MHAC Co-Chairs Courtney Brennan, ArtSci ’09 and James Hayward, ArtSci ’10, say students should seek help when they’re feeling too stressed to cope.
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Tyler Ball
Ivan Mackeen, business manager of Physical Plant Services, decided to have 20 Purrell hand sanitizer dispensers installed around campus.
Ivan Mackeen, business manager of Physical Plant Services, decided to have 20 Purrell hand sanitizer dispensers installed around campus.
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Tyler Ball
Adding a dash of colour to your plate’s palette is good for your health, says Lee Fisher-Goodchild, co-ordinator of health education and health promotion programs at Health, Counseling and Disability Services.
Adding a dash of colour to your plate’s palette is good for your health, says Lee Fisher-Goodchild, co-ordinator of health education and health promotion programs at Health, Counseling and Disability Services.
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Kerri Macdonald
Sarah Leroy, public health inspector for the KFL&A Public Health Unit, says by keeping the house clean, students can lower the risks of mice, mould and even common colds.
Sarah Leroy, public health inspector for the KFL&A Public Health Unit, says by keeping the house clean, students can lower the risks of mice, mould and even common colds.
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Tyler Ball
Philip Ballyk, Comm ’12, says students can benefit from exercise because it leads to a healthier body, increased energy and reduced stress levels.
Philip Ballyk, Comm ’12, says students can benefit from exercise because it leads to a healthier body, increased energy and reduced stress levels.
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Matthew Rushworth
Chicken noodle soup helps clear out toxins from the liver and the intestinal system, says Diane Dawber, facilitator of the Health Pursuits Group.
Chicken noodle soup helps clear out toxins from the liver and the intestinal system, says Diane Dawber, facilitator of the Health Pursuits Group.
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Photo by Eric Ferguson
Is a few seconds of pain worth a partial guarantee of a flu-free season?
Is a few seconds of pain worth a partial guarantee of a flu-free season?
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Matthew Rushworth
Alistair Clark tries to escape a tackle Oct. 18 against the RMC Paladins.
Alistair Clark tries to escape a tackle Oct. 18 against the RMC Paladins.
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Brie Shaw clears a ball Sept. 21 against the Laurentian Voyageurs.
Brie Shaw clears a ball Sept. 21 against the Laurentian Voyageurs.
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Male athlete of the week Dan Rosenbaum (4) and the Gaels prepare to receive a serve Saturday against the Laurier Golden Hawks.
Male athlete of the week Dan Rosenbaum (4) and the Gaels prepare to receive a serve Saturday against the Laurier Golden Hawks.
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Photo by Chris NG
Female athlete of the week Lorna Button (4) celebrates a point with her teammates Saturday at Bartlett Gym.
Female athlete of the week Lorna Button (4) celebrates a point with her teammates Saturday at Bartlett Gym.
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Photo by Chris NG
Thaine Carter tries to pump up his teammates in the Gaels’ playoff game Nov. 1 against the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees.
Thaine Carter tries to pump up his teammates in the Gaels’ playoff game Nov. 1 against the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees.
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Justin Tang

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