Issue in Photos

  • October 15, 2010
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By Adam Zunder
The Gaels defeat the University of Toronto Varsity Blues to go in to the OUA Quarterfinal with a 5-0 record.
The Gaels defeat the University of Toronto Varsity Blues to go in to the OUA Quarterfinal with a 5-0 record.
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Jerome James
The Gaels dominate the University of Toronto Varsity Blues 66-1 over the Thanksgiving break.
The Gaels dominate the University of Toronto Varsity Blues 66-1 over the Thanksgiving break.
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Jeff Chan
The Gaels couldn’t keep up with the Concordia Stingers in their own end leading to a 8-5 loss.
The Gaels couldn’t keep up with the Concordia Stingers in their own end leading to a 8-5 loss.
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Katie Pierce
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Christine Blais
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Christine Blais
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Christine Blais
WOMEN - Public Strain
WOMEN - Public Strain
Richard Beninger, Queen’s psychology department head, said using amphetamine-based drugs can cause “people to be more alert, stimulated, interested and excited.”
Richard Beninger, Queen’s psychology department head, said using amphetamine-based drugs can cause “people to be more alert, stimulated, interested and excited.”
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Justin Tang
Queen’s psychology professor Elizabeth Kelley and PhD candidate Annie Li conducted the study.
Queen’s psychology professor Elizabeth Kelley and PhD candidate Annie Li conducted the study.
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Justin Tang
Five students were fined $130 at Carleton during a pro-life campaign Oct. 4.
Five students were fined $130 at Carleton during a pro-life campaign Oct. 4.
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Last Wednesday at 1 p.m., students met at the corner of Union St. and University Ave. for an impromptu jam session
Last Wednesday at 1 p.m., students met at the corner of Union St. and University Ave. for an impromptu jam session
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Justin Tang

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