Issue in Photos

  • October 16, 2009
Learning to master various difficult first-date foods is a useful skill in preventing food-related accidents or unwanted embarrassing situations.
Learning to master various difficult first-date foods is a useful skill in preventing food-related accidents or unwanted embarrassing situations.
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Christine Blais
3 Inches of Blood are relishing playing their new material at home and abroad.
3 Inches of Blood are relishing playing their new material at home and abroad.
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A slew of members contribute to Toronto-based band Bruce Peninsula’s uniquely rustic, echoing and melodic sounds.
A slew of members contribute to Toronto-based band Bruce Peninsula’s uniquely rustic, echoing and melodic sounds.
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Ferguson sees a unifying musical theme in his book Harmonics.
Ferguson sees a unifying musical theme in his book Harmonics.
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Despite braving city living and a day job, Matt Miller the man behind William Delray, doesn’t show signs of stopping.
Despite braving city living and a day job, Matt Miller the man behind William Delray, doesn’t show signs of stopping.
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Charlie Scott, EngSoc president 2007-08, stands in an empty Clark Hall after the bar abrubtly closed down due to years of financial mismanagement.
Charlie Scott, EngSoc president 2007-08, stands in an empty Clark Hall after the bar abrubtly closed down due to years of financial mismanagement.
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A bustling afternoon Ritual last Friday. The pub’s “Turbo” pitcher has developed a cult following after its introduction last October.
A bustling afternoon Ritual last Friday. The pub’s “Turbo” pitcher has developed a cult following after its introduction last October.
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Christine Blais
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Gaels second-row James Rees runs past Guelph’s defence during Friday’s 31-5 win at Kingston Field.
Gaels second-row James Rees runs past Guelph’s defence during Friday’s 31-5 win at Kingston Field.
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Christine Blais
Queen’s tight end Chris Ioannides celebrates a touchdown during last year’s 43-16 Homecoming win over the Western Mustangs at Richardson Stadium.
Queen’s tight end Chris Ioannides celebrates a touchdown during last year’s 43-16 Homecoming win over the Western Mustangs at Richardson Stadium.
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Tyler Ball
Gaels’ centre Allison Burns gains ground against Brock during Friday’s 23-10 win over the Badgers.
Gaels’ centre Allison Burns gains ground against Brock during Friday’s 23-10 win over the Badgers.
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Christine Blais
Becky Conroy gets tied up with a York defender during the Gaels’ Jan. 17 6-1 loss against the Lions. Last weekend she notched two goals against the Lions in the Gaels’ 4-0 season-opening win in Toronto.
Becky Conroy gets tied up with a York defender during the Gaels’ Jan. 17 6-1 loss against the Lions. Last weekend she notched two goals against the Lions in the Gaels’ 4-0 season-opening win in Toronto.
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Justin Tang
First-year scrum half Liam Underwood stiff arms a Guelph defender en route to scoring a try during Friday’s convincing 31-5 win over the Guelph Gryphons at Kingston Field.
First-year scrum half Liam Underwood stiff arms a Guelph defender en route to scoring a try during Friday’s convincing 31-5 win over the Guelph Gryphons at Kingston Field.
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Christine Blais
Vicky Bae, ArtSci ’06 and ’07 and MSc ’10, was elected SGPS president for the remainder of 2009-10.
Vicky Bae, ArtSci ’06 and ’07 and MSc ’10, was elected SGPS president for the remainder of 2009-10.
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Christine Blais
Vice-Principal (Academic) Patrick Deane will become McMaster University’s new president on July 1, 2010.
Vice-Principal (Academic) Patrick Deane will become McMaster University’s new president on July 1, 2010.
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More than 40 people attended Ben White’s talk on his new book, Israeli Apartheid: A Beginner’s Guide last night.
More than 40 people attended Ben White’s talk on his new book, Israeli Apartheid: A Beginner’s Guide last night.
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Ron Yan
Former national chief Phil Fontaine says he thinks the main issue for the new national chief is to create a working relationship with the federal government.
Former national chief Phil Fontaine says he thinks the main issue for the new national chief is to create a working relationship with the federal government.
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Tyler Ball
Lawyer Khurrum Awan speaks to a crowd of about 30 in Biosciences Complex on Wednesday.
Lawyer Khurrum Awan speaks to a crowd of about 30 in Biosciences Complex on Wednesday.
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Emma Kreiner
Rodric Kemane, Sci ‘11 says he and his friends were told they couldn’t use Kingston field for a recreational soccer game on Oct. 3 while others were allowed to stay. See article "‘How are we different ... ?’" for full story.
Rodric Kemane, Sci ‘11 says he and his friends were told they couldn’t use Kingston field for a recreational soccer game on Oct. 3 while others were allowed to stay. See article "‘How are we different ... ?’" for full story.
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Tyler Ball

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