Issue in Photos

  • February 11, 2011
Off the International Radar has evolved from “parties crammed with projected images and sweaty minds to sharing stages with Holy Fuck.”
Off the International Radar has evolved from “parties crammed with projected images and sweaty minds to sharing stages with Holy Fuck.”
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The quartet’s latest release Hot Lips cover art by James Mejia.
The quartet’s latest release Hot Lips cover art by James Mejia.
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James Kirkpatrick combines his fine art and music practice as Thesis Sahib.
James Kirkpatrick combines his fine art and music practice as Thesis Sahib.
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The Ten O’ Clock People were victorious with their combination of original material and covers from The White Stripes and The Black Keys.
The Ten O’ Clock People were victorious with their combination of original material and covers from The White Stripes and The Black Keys.
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Christine Blais
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Christine Blais
Vogt gets Bold, a series of one-act plays features four shows: “Act Without Words,” “Noses Off,” “The Machine” and the strobe-light-accented “Hot Chocolate” (pictured above).
Vogt gets Bold, a series of one-act plays features four shows: “Act Without Words,” “Noses Off,” “The Machine” and the strobe-light-accented “Hot Chocolate” (pictured above).
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Justin Tang
Jacqueline Andrade’s standout piece, “Hot Chocolate,” combines intricate choreography, strobe lights and music to create a sensual and stimulating atmosphere.
Jacqueline Andrade’s standout piece, “Hot Chocolate,” combines intricate choreography, strobe lights and music to create a sensual and stimulating atmosphere.
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Justin Tang
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By Adam Zunder
Following a decision by then-Principal R.C Wallace to bar the Queen’s Atheist and Agnostic club from campus, an onslaught of coverage and strongly worded letters appeared in the Journal throughout Jan. 1950.
Following a decision by then-Principal R.C Wallace to bar the Queen’s Atheist and Agnostic club from campus, an onslaught of coverage and strongly worded letters appeared in the Journal throughout Jan. 1950.
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John Stackhouse, editor in chief of the Globe and Mail, was Journal editor in chief from 1984-85.
John Stackhouse, editor in chief of the Globe and Mail, was Journal editor in chief from 1984-85.
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Justin Tang
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Craig Draeger
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Craig Draeger
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Craig Draeger
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Craig Draeger
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Craig Draeger
Student-Friendly Easy Oreo Truffles (above), are one of many recipes to make for a get together or as a Valentine’s Day gift.
Student-Friendly Easy Oreo Truffles (above), are one of many recipes to make for a get together or as a Valentine’s Day gift.
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Justin Tang
Best Chocolate Pudding (pictured above) serves up to six servings and is featured on popular food blog Smitten Kitchen.
Best Chocolate Pudding (pictured above) serves up to six servings and is featured on popular food blog Smitten Kitchen.
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Justin Tang
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Gryphon Athletics
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The men’s volleyball team swept their weekend games against Ryerson Rams and York Lions in Toronto.
The men’s volleyball team swept their weekend games against Ryerson Rams and York Lions in Toronto.
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Kelly Jackson, Men’s Hockey
Kelly Jackson, Men’s Hockey
Shawna Griffin, Women’s Hockey
Shawna Griffin, Women’s Hockey
Although the AMS elections team advertised this year’s election, voter turnout decreased by 15 per cent compared to last year.
Although the AMS elections team advertised this year’s election, voter turnout decreased by 15 per cent compared to last year.
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Justin Tang
Defibrillators increase a person’s chance of survival significantly after they suffer cardiac arrest.
Defibrillators increase a person’s chance of survival significantly after they suffer cardiac arrest.
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Justin Tang
Currently there are three broken ellipticals and two broken treadmills in the ARC. National Fitness Products staff member James Hunter assesses the condition of an elliptical.
Currently there are three broken ellipticals and two broken treadmills in the ARC. National Fitness Products staff member James Hunter assesses the condition of an elliptical.
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Justin Tang
Bars, school clubs and online are among the most common places for students to find dates.
Bars, school clubs and online are among the most common places for students to find dates.
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Christine Blais
Nightclubs can be the place for both hookups and budding romances, a student says.
Nightclubs can be the place for both hookups and budding romances, a student says.
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Justin Tang
Androgyny trend doesn’t have politics of real inclusion behind it, prof says
Androgyny trend doesn’t have politics of real inclusion behind it, prof says
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Justin Tang
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Justin Tang
Because of the small LGBT dating pool, sharing a mutual past hookup with a current partner is not uncommon, student says.
Because of the small LGBT dating pool, sharing a mutual past hookup with a current partner is not uncommon, student says.
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Justin Tang
Monogamy is a historically constructed concept and is not as normal and natural as some believe it to be, History prof says
Monogamy is a historically constructed concept and is not as normal and natural as some believe it to be, History prof says
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Christine Blais
High Voltage Burlesque troupe, led by Queen’s student Sarah Jacobs, ArtSci ’11 (aka Faryn Fireball), will perform valenTEASE at the artel on Feb. 13.
High Voltage Burlesque troupe, led by Queen’s student Sarah Jacobs, ArtSci ’11 (aka Faryn Fireball), will perform valenTEASE at the artel on Feb. 13.
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Justin Tang
Alison Shoulice, ArtSci ’13
Alison Shoulice, ArtSci ’13
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Holly Tousignant
Jaenelle Dundas, ArtSci ’13
Jaenelle Dundas, ArtSci ’13
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Holly Tousignant
Evan Dacey, Sci ’12
Evan Dacey, Sci ’12
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Holly Tousignant
Katie Redpath, ArtSci ’12
Katie Redpath, ArtSci ’12
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Holly Tousignant
Internationally renowned DJ Benny Benassi unleashed his trademark beats at his Stages gig on Wednesday night.
Internationally renowned DJ Benny Benassi unleashed his trademark beats at his Stages gig on Wednesday night.
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Christine Blais

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