Issue in Photos
- October 22, 2010
Pictured above are pieces from the Kingston Museum of Healthcare’s collection of shock therapy equipment, ranging from the 1950s to the 1980s.
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Kingston Museum of Healthcare
Sarah Xiao gave a lecture on the findings of her research on shock therapy last night.
According to a recent study at Keene State College, five per cent of males and 13 per cent of females of 300 students polled could classify as children of helicopter parents.
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By Justin Tang
Chair of Education on Queer Issues Project Kate Pritchard (left) and Social Issues Commissioner Daniella Davila (right) are spearheading a high school mentorship program to raise awareness about discrimination againt LGBT communities.
The famed Douglas Chair underwent restoration and will be on display in Douglas Library.
The Centre for Law in the Contemporary Workplace will open in a few months, Academic Director Kevin Banks says.
25 per cent of students in Queen’s School of Computing are female, Queen’s professor says.
Stars reach out to fans at Wednesday night’s concert.
The women’s rugby team celebrates their 15-8 win over the Waterloo Warriors in Kingston.
The Gaels scrape into the playoffs with a 52-14 win over the York Lions at Richardson Stadium on Saturday. The Gaels will play the McMaster Marauders next Saturday in Hamilton.
The Gaels won their final regular season game Saturday against the Brock Badgers. Queen’s finished their season 6-2 and will face Guelph in the first round of the postseason.
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