Issue in Photos
- October 13, 2009
According to spokesperson Daniella Macri, Vitaminwater provides 100 per cent of the daily reccomended dose of Vitamin C.
The lightweight men’s eight rowing team pulls for gold in Peterborough at the Trent Regatta on Oct. 3. From right to left, coxswain Amy De Merlis, Graham Pupo, Jamie Christian, Kyle Mullen, Alex Condello, Taylor Overing, Chris Purdon and Rob Ballard.
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Women’s captain Kate Burnett taps in a putt during the Queen’s Invitational on Sept. 20 at the Amherstview Golf Club.
Elena Corry (in blue) celebrates her shutout against Laurentian on Sept. 19.
Chantel Marson keeps her eye on the action in Sept. 20’s game against the Nipissing Lakers. Both goalies have combined to keep the ball out of the Gaels’ net since Sept. 27.
With this generation’s dependence on cellphones, it’s no suprise people between 18 and 34 are strongly opposed to the new legislation.
With diverse musical backgrounds and skill weaving them together, bluegrass folk act Free Whisky have an earthy and modern take on times-gone-by.
In addition to some sweet folk tunes, Wednesdays nights at The Mansion offers square dance lessons for those willing.
With subject matter ranging from love to beer, Free Whisky’s narratives invite and enthrall.
Alfie’s gets one step closer to offering something for everyone on campus with their newly debuted Jazz Lounge.
Ambient tea lights set the mood for a night of smooth jazz.
Local quartet Free Whisky aims to please with their diverse range of instruments and style contributing and transforming the bluegrass and country genre.
King Street Jazz Band grace the stage every Monday night at Alfie’s.
Somewhere north of Princess live best friends and partners in crime Paul Saulnier and Ben Nelson.
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Laura Garner, Sci ’12, says she’s never felt out of place in engineering despite women making up a quarter of the class.
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Tom Howes, PHE ’11 (second from left), attends the protest in front of Frontenac Institution to support the prison’s farm, which is set to close in the next two years.
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Dr. Helen Caldicott says the radiation from nuclear reactors can cause cancer.
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Free Whisky’s Chance Kellner and Ben Wright jam at The Mansion last Wednesday.
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