Images from vol. 136, issue 30.

  • January 29, 2009
Barnett Newman’s Voice of Fire sold for $1.76 million.
Barnett Newman’s Voice of Fire sold for $1.76 million.
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After Dark
After Dark
Don Cherry’s Hockey Stories and Stuff
Don Cherry’s Hockey Stories and Stuff
Magical and musical, Tim Gustafson’s Were the World Mine will feature at reelout’s opening Gala tonight.
Magical and musical, Tim Gustafson’s Were the World Mine will feature at reelout’s opening Gala tonight.
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Both depressing and tantalizing, Revolutionary Road succeeds on the strength of a tried-and-true screen chemistry and the candid, tense portrayal of its dejected characters.
Both depressing and tantalizing, Revolutionary Road succeeds on the strength of a tried-and-true screen chemistry and the candid, tense portrayal of its dejected characters.
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Thinking Inside the Box is in line with Modern Fuel’s experimental mandate.
Thinking Inside the Box is in line with Modern Fuel’s experimental mandate.
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Tyler Ball
Flower’s exhibit is as dizzying as it is playful.
Flower’s exhibit is as dizzying as it is playful.
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Tyler Ball
Billeh Nickerson found early, unconventional poetic fame through writing hockey haikus.
Billeh Nickerson found early, unconventional poetic fame through writing hockey haikus.
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Daniel Robert Woolf’s appointment as Queen’s 20th Principal was announced at a press conference on Wednesday. Woolf, ArtSci ’80, currently serves as the Dean of Arts at the University of Alberta in Edmonton.
Daniel Robert Woolf’s appointment as Queen’s 20th Principal was announced at a press conference on Wednesday. Woolf, ArtSci ’80, currently serves as the Dean of Arts at the University of Alberta in Edmonton.
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Tyler Ball
Incoming principal Daniel Robert Woolf addressed Queen’s staff, student and faculty at a press conference announcing his appointment Wednesday. Woolf says one of his primary goals as principal will be to increase the international reputation of the University.
Incoming principal Daniel Robert Woolf addressed Queen’s staff, student and faculty at a press conference announcing his appointment Wednesday. Woolf says one of his primary goals as principal will be to increase the international reputation of the University.
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Tyler Ball
Associate Vice-Principal and Dean of Student Affairs Jason Laker says the goal of his trip is to learn how to integrate first-year ISC students into the Queen’s community when they return to Canada.
Associate Vice-Principal and Dean of Student Affairs Jason Laker says the goal of his trip is to learn how to integrate first-year ISC students into the Queen’s community when they return to Canada.
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The International Study Centre at Herstmonceux Castle in England hosts between 160 and 180 first-year students every year.
The International Study Centre at Herstmonceux Castle in England hosts between 160 and 180 first-year students every year.
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supplied photo by Heather Mosher
The 2009 Federal Budget has allocated money for deferred maintenance projects at Canadian universities. Queen’s has a deferred maintenance backlog of about $145 million.
The 2009 Federal Budget has allocated money for deferred maintenance projects at Canadian universities. Queen’s has a deferred maintenance backlog of about $145 million.
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Tyler Ball
Kim Purton, community education co-ordinator at Sexual Assault Centre Kingston, says statistics on sexual assault are hard to track because of the low number of assaults actually reported to police.
Kim Purton, community education co-ordinator at Sexual Assault Centre Kingston, says statistics on sexual assault are hard to track because of the low number of assaults actually reported to police.
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Matthew Rushworth
Men’s assistant hockey coach Alyn McCauley wants to inform hockey players about the dangers of concussions.
Men’s assistant hockey coach Alyn McCauley wants to inform hockey players about the dangers of concussions.
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Matthew Rushworth
Queen’s assistant coach Alyn McCauley spoke at the London Hockey Concussion Summit two weeks ago with other former NHL players including Eric Lindros and Jeff Beukeboom.
Queen’s assistant coach Alyn McCauley spoke at the London Hockey Concussion Summit two weeks ago with other former NHL players including Eric Lindros and Jeff Beukeboom.
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Matthew Rushworth
Queen’s forward Elizabeth Kench stickhandles with York’s Mandy Cole in pursuit Jan. 17. The Gaels face the Guelph Gryphons at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at the Memorial Centre.
Queen’s forward Elizabeth Kench stickhandles with York’s Mandy Cole in pursuit Jan. 17. The Gaels face the Guelph Gryphons at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at the Memorial Centre.
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Tyler Ball
Male athlete of the week Brady Morrison prepares to make a shootout save against the Royal Military College’s Paul Bradley last Friday at Constantine Arena. The Gaels won 4-3.
Male athlete of the week Brady Morrison prepares to make a shootout save against the Royal Military College’s Paul Bradley last Friday at Constantine Arena. The Gaels won 4-3.
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Tyler Ball
Dr. Ann Croy (middle) with University veterinarian Andrew Winterborn (right) and staff member Valerie Barrette.
Dr. Ann Croy (middle) with University veterinarian Andrew Winterborn (right) and staff member Valerie Barrette.
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Matthew Rushworth

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