Issue in Photos

  • March 5, 2010
The Perk Station first received funding in March 2008.
The Perk Station first received funding in March 2008.
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Tyler Ball
Students and surgeons can simulate surgeries more realistically with the new software.
Students and surgeons can simulate surgeries more realistically with the new software.
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Tyler Ball
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Madison Bettle
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Madison Bettle
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Madison Bettle
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Madison Bettle
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Madison Bettle
Queen’s wrestler Joel Smith (left) wrestles Guelph’s Scott Young during the OUA championships in London on Feb. 20.
Queen’s wrestler Joel Smith (left) wrestles Guelph’s Scott Young during the OUA championships in London on Feb. 20.
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Jamie Macari
57-kg wrestler Matt Di Staulo (right) won bronze at the OUA championships in London, earning him a trip to Calgary for the CIS nationals competition
57-kg wrestler Matt Di Staulo (right) won bronze at the OUA championships in London, earning him a trip to Calgary for the CIS nationals competition
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Jamie Macari
Gaels forward Kelsey Thomson breaks through the Gryphon defense during the Gaels’ 7-4 loss to Guelph during game one of the OUA quarterfinal on Feb. 25 at the Memorial Centre. The Gryphons won game two in Guelph to sweep the series.
Gaels forward Kelsey Thomson breaks through the Gryphon defense during the Gaels’ 7-4 loss to Guelph during game one of the OUA quarterfinal on Feb. 25 at the Memorial Centre. The Gryphons won game two in Guelph to sweep the series.
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Justin Tang
Gaels rookie forward Morgan McHaffie scores one of the Gaels’ four goals against the Gryphons in game one last Thursday. McHaffie will be back in the Tricolour next season.
Gaels rookie forward Morgan McHaffie scores one of the Gaels’ four goals against the Gryphons in game one last Thursday. McHaffie will be back in the Tricolour next season.
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Justin Tang
Forward Jordan Kirschberger gets his shot blocked by a Royal Military College defender in the Gaels’ win on Feb. 20. The Gaels then beat Ryerson in the first round of the playoffs before being knocked off by the Gee-Gees in the quarterfinal.
Forward Jordan Kirschberger gets his shot blocked by a Royal Military College defender in the Gaels’ win on Feb. 20. The Gaels then beat Ryerson in the first round of the playoffs before being knocked off by the Gee-Gees in the quarterfinal.
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Rob Campbell
Gaels middle hitter Katie Matthews spikes the ball against York in the Gaels’ 3-1 quarter-final win on Feb. 24.
Gaels middle hitter Katie Matthews spikes the ball against York in the Gaels’ 3-1 quarter-final win on Feb. 24.
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Chris Ng
The women’s volleyball team celebrates their quarterfinal win over the Lions on Feb. 24, sealing their trip to the Final Four in Hamilton.
The women’s volleyball team celebrates their quarterfinal win over the Lions on Feb. 24, sealing their trip to the Final Four in Hamilton.
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Chris Ng
Up In The Air
Up In The Air
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Precious
Precious
An Education
An Education
Inglourious Basterds
Inglourious Basterds
The Hurt Locker is a critics’ favourite this year.
The Hurt Locker is a critics’ favourite this year.
Green Go cite dancing and loud noises as two of their inspirations.
Green Go cite dancing and loud noises as two of their inspirations.
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Guess Who’s Coming To Sabbath plays tonight at 8 p.m. until March 10th in the Rotunda Theatre in Theological Hall. Tickets are $10 for students/seniors and $13 for adults and can be purchased at Destinations, in the John Deutsch University Centre on Queen’s University Campus, or at the door.
Guess Who’s Coming To Sabbath plays tonight at 8 p.m. until March 10th in the Rotunda Theatre in Theological Hall. Tickets are $10 for students/seniors and $13 for adults and can be purchased at Destinations, in the John Deutsch University Centre on Queen’s University Campus, or at the door.
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Christine Blais
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Christine Blais
Body art such as tattoos and piercings have been traditionally frowned upon, but has recently gained a new level of acceptance.
Body art such as tattoos and piercings have been traditionally frowned upon, but has recently gained a new level of acceptance.
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Christine Blais
Caitlyn Clark, Queen’s Pride Week co-ordinator, says the week’s events will raise awareness about the intersection between identity categories.
Caitlyn Clark, Queen’s Pride Week co-ordinator, says the week’s events will raise awareness about the intersection between identity categories.
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Christine Blais
“The Children of Palestine,” an Israeli Apartheid Week exhibit featuring Jon Elmer’s photos, is showing in JDUC room 142 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. this week.
“The Children of Palestine,” an Israeli Apartheid Week exhibit featuring Jon Elmer’s photos, is showing in JDUC room 142 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. this week.
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Tyler Ball
Avi Grenadier says he found Vagabond Theatre’s Merchant of Venice production posters in Kingston Hall. This photo appeared on Twitter user @radio_613’s Twitpic account.
Avi Grenadier says he found Vagabond Theatre’s Merchant of Venice production posters in Kingston Hall. This photo appeared on Twitter user @radio_613’s Twitpic account.
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Former SGPS president Jeff Welsh says he thinks the University should be wary of who they accept donations from.
Former SGPS president Jeff Welsh says he thinks the University should be wary of who they accept donations from.
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Aescupalian Society President Taylor Lougheed says Queen’s is on track for implementing the report’s recommendations.
Aescupalian Society President Taylor Lougheed says Queen’s is on track for implementing the report’s recommendations.
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Tyler Ball
Biomedical computing researcher Tamas Ungi demonstrates the Perk Station augmented reality image overlay system. For full story, see page 3.
Biomedical computing researcher Tamas Ungi demonstrates the Perk Station augmented reality image overlay system. For full story, see page 3.
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Tyler Ball

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