Images from vol. 136, issue 25.
- January 13, 2009
Gaels’ outside hitter Jeff DeMeza goes for a block against McMaster Saturday at Bartlett Gym. Queen’s won in five sets.
Queen’s outside hitter Lorna Button goes for a kill Saturday.
Queen’s middle hitter Sam Pedlow gets blocked by McMaster’s Tyler Santoni Saturday at Bartlett Gym. McMaster lost for the first time since 2007.
Queen’s forward Liz Kench gets knocked down by UOIT defender Jordan Whately Saturday at the Memorial Centre. The Gaels lost 3-0 to the Ridgebacks.
Darcy Ross Izzard, chair of the Kingston Street Mission Truck, said the program costs about $4,000 yearly to operate and is run entirely by volunteers.
The Kingston Street Mission Truck is open every night from 9 p.m. until at least midnight. On an average evening the truck has 15 to 20 visitors.
Destroyed buildings, like the one pictured above, are a common sight in Gaza.
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PSAC Regional Organizer Christopher Wilson says voting for unionization is an important expression of workers’ democratic rights.
ASUS President Jacob Mantle and Vice-President Dominique Vanier co-created the Diversity and Equity Advisor position. Mantle says hiring for the position will happen in the spring.
A funeral march gathers in front of the UN Al-Fakhoura School as they prepare to bury their dead. The Jan. 7 bombing of the school left dozens dead.
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Men’s volleyball middle hitter Michael Amoroso goes up for a block Saturday against the McMaster Marauders as teammate Joren Zeeman (5) looks on. Queen’s won in five sets. For full story, refer to the sports section.
Jon Bell plays the title role in QMT’s 40th anniversary production of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde which sees their return to the Grand Theatre after four long years.
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Liam Karry cites Kingston’s DIY work ethic as fuel for his vision of engaging theatre.
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