Issue in Photos
- January 15, 2010
Queen’s Professor Jennifer Ruth Hosek speaks to Professor Marjorie Willey from the University of Halle during a program demonstration at the E2Quate Adventures in Teaching Conference last December.
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Sports staff Amrit Ahluwalia and Jake Edmiston outline their expectations for winter-term teams. For the end of year report card, pick up Issue 39 of the Journal on April 2.
Defenceman Stephan Chabot eludes an RMC player during the Gaels’ 4-3 shootout loss at the Constantine Arena on Nov. 11.
Women’s volleyball middle hitter Colleen Ogilvie spikes the ball during the Gaels five-set win over the University of Toronto Varsity Blues on Nov. 20.
Women’s basketball Wing Katie Guthrie drives to the basket during the Gaels Jan. 9 win over the Ryerson Rams.
The stands were packed, but largely devoid of students, during Bartlett Gym’s last varsity game on Saturday night when the Gaels hosted the Ryerson Rams.
Gaels’ guard Paige Robinson (middle) dives to keep the ball in play at Bartlett on Saturday. The Gaels beat Ryerson 69-65.
Christine Wallace, Women's Basketball
Mitch Leger, Men's Basketball
Gaels’ guard Baris Ondul drives for Ryerson’s basket during Queen’s 71-65 win at Bartlett Gym on Saturday.
For many scientists, the prospect of the ability to erase fearful memories in human brains is considered one of the ‘Holy Grails’ of the field of memory work.
The School of Kinesiology’s teaching spaces will open for use next Monday.
Tom Harris, vice-principal (advancement) says advancement activities have raised $31 million for the University in the last nine months.
AMS Municipal Affairs Commissioner (MAC) Libby Shaker says the MAC released an online housing guide this month.
The School of Business unveils a plaque in honour of the renaming of the Goodes Hall Atrium to the BMO Financial Group Atrium. BMO announced a $2 million donation to the business school’s financial project on Thursday.
Jill Magid, Evidence Locker: Trust (video still), 2004. Sorting Daemons: Art, Surveillance Regimes and Social Control brings together 16 different artists.
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The orchestra, directed by Christopher Bennett, stand out in QSOC’s production of Hansel and Gretel.
Hansel and Gretel is based on the children’s story, first published by the Brothers Grimm.
Queen’s Student Opera Company’s Keena Eloise and Rosalind Ballenger serve up the classic children’s tale Hansel and Gretel. The show runs until Saturday at the Grand Theatre. See page 12 for a review.
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