Images from vol. 136, issue 24.

  • January 9, 2009
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Tell No One is a bilingual thriller that gained momentum in smaller theatre last year.
Tell No One is a bilingual thriller that gained momentum in smaller theatre last year.
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Gaels Pat Beswick (9) and Alex Murphy (11) go for a rebound against RMC’s James Byun (10) and Simon Dakin Wednesday night at Bartlett Gym. Queen’s won 72-33.
Gaels Pat Beswick (9) and Alex Murphy (11) go for a rebound against RMC’s James Byun (10) and Simon Dakin Wednesday night at Bartlett Gym. Queen’s won 72-33.
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Matthew Rushworth
Queen’s guard Brittany Moore drives against RMC’s Samantha Bayne (9) and Anna Dupuis (15) Wednesday. Moore scored a school-record 40 points in the Gaels’ 79-64 victory.
Queen’s guard Brittany Moore drives against RMC’s Samantha Bayne (9) and Anna Dupuis (15) Wednesday. Moore scored a school-record 40 points in the Gaels’ 79-64 victory.
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Gauley drives against the Paladins’ Carolyn Pumphrey (7) and Jackie Geiger. Queen’s won 79-64.
Gauley drives against the Paladins’ Carolyn Pumphrey (7) and Jackie Geiger. Queen’s won 79-64.
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Gaels Lyndsay Gauley (4) and Anne Murphy (14) scramble for a loose ball against RMC’s Sharlene Harding Wednesday night at Bartlett Gym.
Gaels Lyndsay Gauley (4) and Anne Murphy (14) scramble for a loose ball against RMC’s Sharlene Harding Wednesday night at Bartlett Gym.
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Nursing Society President Eveline Traxler says although the three tests were reweighted, there were still discrepancies regarding the agreed upon marking scheme.
Nursing Society President Eveline Traxler says although the three tests were reweighted, there were still discrepancies regarding the agreed upon marking scheme.
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Christopher Bowie (left) and Jeremy Stewart (right) test out an electroencephalogram. Bowie was awared $74,500 for his research project on neurocognitive impairment in individuals suffering from schizophrenia. For full story, see page 5.
Christopher Bowie (left) and Jeremy Stewart (right) test out an electroencephalogram. Bowie was awared $74,500 for his research project on neurocognitive impairment in individuals suffering from schizophrenia. For full story, see page 5.
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University Secretary Georgina Moore says candidates from both Canada and abroad are being considered for the principal position.
University Secretary Georgina Moore says candidates from both Canada and abroad are being considered for the principal position.
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Vice-Principal (Research) Kerry Rowe says CFI provides funding for top level researchers across Canada.
Vice-Principal (Research) Kerry Rowe says CFI provides funding for top level researchers across Canada.
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Nat Fried plays Aaron in a play that packs so much kick it will leave you speechless.
Nat Fried plays Aaron in a play that packs so much kick it will leave you speechless.
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On Dec. 4, to avoid a confidence motion, Stephen Harper prorogued Parliament until Jan. 26.
On Dec. 4, to avoid a confidence motion, Stephen Harper prorogued Parliament until Jan. 26.
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Dr. Ruth Wilson says the number one health issue facing Canada is the health status of aboriginal populations, which is far worse than that of Canadians in general.
Dr. Ruth Wilson says the number one health issue facing Canada is the health status of aboriginal populations, which is far worse than that of Canadians in general.
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Weeneebayko General Hospital was built in Moose Factory, Ontario, in 1949 as a tuberculosis sanitarium.
Weeneebayko General Hospital was built in Moose Factory, Ontario, in 1949 as a tuberculosis sanitarium.
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