Issue in Photos
- November 6, 2009
Phil Sparks, Sodexo resident district manager, says each new compostor can process up to 300 kilograms of organic waste in about 14 hours.
A student wearing a face mask waits in the flu-assessment clinic at Student Health Services.
AMS Vice-President (Operations) Leslie Yun says the Advantage Fund promotes long-term financial sustainability.
Former Alliance Atlantis executive chairman Michael MacMillan addresses an audience at his “The Academic Cloister Reconsidered” lecture held at Ellis Hall on Tuesday night.
The cast of Twelfth Night takes the traditional Shakespearean story of misrule in a new direction harkening back to times of the Charleston, flappers and jazz.
Malajube’s third album Labyrinthes was shortlisted for the 2009 Polaris Prize. From left to right: Mathieu Cournoyer, Francis Mineau, Julien Mineau and Thomas Augustin.
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With its debut last night, Twelfth Night grapples with issues of love and loss.
The women’s soccer team celebrates striker Renée MacLellan’s (#14) 11th goal of the season during Queen’s 5-0 win over the Royal Military College Paladins on Oct. 21 at Richardson Stadium.
Defensive lineman Shomari Williams sacks Western quarterback Michael Faulds during Queen’s 27-26 win at Richardson Stadium on Oct. 17.
Gaels running back scores a touchdown against Western on Oct. 17.
Setter Jackson Dakin (#14) lays the ball up for middle hitter Darren Edwards in Friday’s straight-set win over RMC.
While some people leave computers on hibernate thinking it saves power, turning them off saves more electricity.
Millions of cigarette butts are littered on the ground, but contrary to popular belief, they aren’t biodegradable.
Era Modern Vintage manager Karli Heeney says shopping vintage saves money and helps the planet.
Sleeping Naked is Green: How an Eco-Cynic Unplugged Her Fridge, Sold Her Car, and Found Love in 366 Days By Vanessa Farquharson Copyright 2009
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Cartoon illustration by Andrea Por
Mechanical engineering professor Joshua Pearce says with support from the Ontario Power Authority, Queen’s could stand to profit 60 to 70 cents per kilowatt hour of energy used by switching to solar power.
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