Issue in Photos

  • February 5, 2010
Vogt B uses all student-written work this time around. Its four plays are entirely student-written, directed and acted.
Vogt B uses all student-written work this time around. Its four plays are entirely student-written, directed and acted.
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Christine Blais
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Christine Blais
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Christine Blais
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Christine Blais
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Tyler Ball
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Tyler Ball
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Christine Blais
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Tyler Ball
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Christine Blais
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Christine Blais
Gaels quarterback Danny Brannagan started for five years at Queen’s, racking up over 10,000 CIS career passing yards.
Gaels quarterback Danny Brannagan started for five years at Queen’s, racking up over 10,000 CIS career passing yards.
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Christine Blais
Danny Brannagan
Danny Brannagan
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Michael Faulds
Michael Faulds
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Erik Glavic. All three will face a tough test as Canadian-born quarterbacks to crack the CFL.
Erik Glavic. All three will face a tough test as Canadian-born quarterbacks to crack the CFL.
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Tom Denison was the last Queen’s quarterback to play CFL football with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Calgary Stampeders, after being passed over by Toronto and Hamilton.
Tom Denison was the last Queen’s quarterback to play CFL football with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Calgary Stampeders, after being passed over by Toronto and Hamilton.
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Dan Bannister - Men’s basketball
Dan Bannister - Men’s basketball
Mel Dodd-Moher - Women’s hockey
Mel Dodd-Moher - Women’s hockey
Joel Tichinoff
Joel Tichinoff
Amrit Ahluwalia
Amrit Ahluwalia
The Royal Military College bands came to play too. While the action was fast on the ice, the drumlines got after each other in the stands during the start of the third period.
The Royal Military College bands came to play too. While the action was fast on the ice, the drumlines got after each other in the stands during the start of the third period.
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Balpreet Kukreja
Forward Scott Kenway circles the Paladins net during last night’s Carr-Harris Cup bout at the Memoral Centre.
Forward Scott Kenway circles the Paladins net during last night’s Carr-Harris Cup bout at the Memoral Centre.
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Balpreet Kukreja
The Gaels celebrate their 15th Carr-Harris Cup win.
The Gaels celebrate their 15th Carr-Harris Cup win.
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Balpreet Kukreja
Queen’s fans celebrate a Gaels goal with a rousing Oil Thigh.
Queen’s fans celebrate a Gaels goal with a rousing Oil Thigh.
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Balpreet Kukreja
Vice-president (operations)-elect Ben Hartley, president-elect Safiah Chowdhury and vice-president (university affairs)-elect Chris Rudnicki celebrate their AMS victory last night. Team CHR learned at 11 p.m. that they won 54.5 per cent of the vote.
Vice-president (operations)-elect Ben Hartley, president-elect Safiah Chowdhury and vice-president (university affairs)-elect Chris Rudnicki celebrate their AMS victory last night. Team CHR learned at 11 p.m. that they won 54.5 per cent of the vote.
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Tyler Ball
PNF vice-presidential candidate Kasmet Niyongabo (centre) gives a concession speech as running mates Mitch Piper and Davina Finn look on.
PNF vice-presidential candidate Kasmet Niyongabo (centre) gives a concession speech as running mates Mitch Piper and Davina Finn look on.
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Christine Blais
Nick Day, rector-elect, celebrates his win at home last night.
Nick Day, rector-elect, celebrates his win at home last night.
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Rob Campbell
Incoming ASUS vice-president Robyn Laing and president Doug Johnson celebrate their election last night.
Incoming ASUS vice-president Robyn Laing and president Doug Johnson celebrate their election last night.
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Ron Yan
ASUS presidential candidate Kevin Wiener takes a call from the ASUS chief elections officer. Wiener and running mate Rory Johnston lost by 662 votes.
ASUS presidential candidate Kevin Wiener takes a call from the ASUS chief elections officer. Wiener and running mate Rory Johnston lost by 662 votes.
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Christine Blais
Career Services Director Paul Smith says the office’s busiest times of the year are from September to November and January to March.
Career Services Director Paul Smith says the office’s busiest times of the year are from September to November and January to March.
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EngSoc president-elect Victoria Pleavin gets a hug from Sarah Newton, Sci ’10.
EngSoc president-elect Victoria Pleavin gets a hug from Sarah Newton, Sci ’10.
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Christine Blais
Engineering students do the Sci ’10 dance at Clark Hall Pub last night.
Engineering students do the Sci ’10 dance at Clark Hall Pub last night.
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Christine Blais
Social media has a growing impact on student elections, film studies professor Sidney Eve Matrix says.
Social media has a growing impact on student elections, film studies professor Sidney Eve Matrix says.
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Tyler Ball
Laura Sullivan, Thea Pel and Anna Pfeiffer are the incoming CESA executive-elect with 250 out of 257 votes.
Laura Sullivan, Thea Pel and Anna Pfeiffer are the incoming CESA executive-elect with 250 out of 257 votes.
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Tyler Ball

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