Issue in Photos

  • September 29, 2009
Queen’s wide receiver Blaise Morrison makes a leaping catch to set the Gaels up for another touchdown on Saturday’s Fauxcoming win over the York Lions.
Queen’s wide receiver Blaise Morrison makes a leaping catch to set the Gaels up for another touchdown on Saturday’s Fauxcoming win over the York Lions.
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Tyler Ball
York receiver Johnny Peyton can’t haul in a pass while being watched by Queen’s defensive back Jimmy Allin at Richardson Stadium on Saturday. The Gaels shut out the Lions 67-0.
York receiver Johnny Peyton can’t haul in a pass while being watched by Queen’s defensive back Jimmy Allin at Richardson Stadium on Saturday. The Gaels shut out the Lions 67-0.
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Tyler Ball
Running-back Ryan Granberg drags York defensive back Zach Thompson into the endzone with him for a Queen’s touchdown.
Running-back Ryan Granberg drags York defensive back Zach Thompson into the endzone with him for a Queen’s touchdown.
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Tyler Ball
The team salutes the Alumni Stand after their convincing 67-0 win.
The team salutes the Alumni Stand after their convincing 67-0 win.
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Tyler Ball
Fly-half Graeme Dibden attempts to block a McMaster kick during Saturday’s 59-5 romp over the Marauders at Kingston Field.
Fly-half Graeme Dibden attempts to block a McMaster kick during Saturday’s 59-5 romp over the Marauders at Kingston Field.
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Christine Blais
Gaels scrum-half Calum Ramsay gets hauled down by two McMaster players during Saturday’s shellacking of the Marauders at Kingston Field.
Gaels scrum-half Calum Ramsay gets hauled down by two McMaster players during Saturday’s shellacking of the Marauders at Kingston Field.
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Christine Blais
Queen’s eight-man Tim Richardson evades two tackles to bring the ball out of the Tricolour end durinng the Gaels’ 59-5 win over McMaster.
Queen’s eight-man Tim Richardson evades two tackles to bring the ball out of the Tricolour end durinng the Gaels’ 59-5 win over McMaster.
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Christine Blais
Gaels’ guard Kendra Walker-Roche blows past an Eagles defender during Saturday’s overtime nailbiter win.
Gaels’ guard Kendra Walker-Roche blows past an Eagles defender during Saturday’s overtime nailbiter win.
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Tyler Ball
Gaels point guard Baris Ondul drives for the basket in Saturday’s demolition of King’s College.
Gaels point guard Baris Ondul drives for the basket in Saturday’s demolition of King’s College.
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Christine Blais
Queen’s forward Mitch Leger goes for the bucket during the Gaels 90-33 win over the Eagles.
Queen’s forward Mitch Leger goes for the bucket during the Gaels 90-33 win over the Eagles.
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Christine Blais
The women’s rugby team sit dejected after their 39-6 loss at the hands of the McMaster Marauders on Saturday afternoon.
The women’s rugby team sit dejected after their 39-6 loss at the hands of the McMaster Marauders on Saturday afternoon.
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Christine Blais
A collaborative exploration from a handful of artists with varying backgrounds, Chronotopic Village provokes and inspires.
A collaborative exploration from a handful of artists with varying backgrounds, Chronotopic Village provokes and inspires.
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Tyler Ball
The artists use varying technology and multi-media practices to accurately reflect who they are and the messages they aim to convey.
The artists use varying technology and multi-media practices to accurately reflect who they are and the messages they aim to convey.
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Tyler Ball
We Are The City fans played a vital role in the recording of their album In A Quiet World.
We Are The City fans played a vital role in the recording of their album In A Quiet World.
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West coast trio We Are The City cite their shared faith and spirituality as pertinent to their progressive indie rock.
West coast trio We Are The City cite their shared faith and spirituality as pertinent to their progressive indie rock.
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Folk rockers Cuff the Duke return to Kingston for one of their legendary performances.
Folk rockers Cuff the Duke return to Kingston for one of their legendary performances.
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supplied Scientologists often offer a free stress test to evaluate a potential convert’s mental state.
supplied Scientologists often offer a free stress test to evaluate a potential convert’s mental state.
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Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s comment was an assault on Canada’s Aboriginal population.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s comment was an assault on Canada’s Aboriginal population.
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A group of first-year girls have dinner at Ban Righ Cafeteria. According to the University registrar, 60.1 per cent of the Queen’s class of 2013 is female.
A group of first-year girls have dinner at Ban Righ Cafeteria. According to the University registrar, 60.1 per cent of the Queen’s class of 2013 is female.
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Christine Blais
Riot police line Aberdeen Street, keeping students off the street, on Saturday night
Riot police line Aberdeen Street, keeping students off the street, on Saturday night
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Christine Blais
Police say less than 40 per cent of those arrested were Queen’s affiliated.
Police say less than 40 per cent of those arrested were Queen’s affiliated.
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Tyler Ball
Kingston Police brought in officers from Toronto on horseback for crowd control.
Kingston Police brought in officers from Toronto on horseback for crowd control.
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Justin Tang
Police confiscate a toy horse head from a party-goer, citing safety concerns.
Police confiscate a toy horse head from a party-goer, citing safety concerns.
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Justin Tang
Society of Graduate and Professional Students International Students Co-ordinator Aasma Khan says UHIP isn’t recognized uniformly across the province.
Society of Graduate and Professional Students International Students Co-ordinator Aasma Khan says UHIP isn’t recognized uniformly across the province.
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