Issue in Photos

  • March 11, 2011
In their collaborative exhibition at Union Gallery Body of Work, Laura Stewart blurs the line between nature and its distorted forms with bright paintings, Bronwyn Loucks grapples with the body’s presence in real and imagined space in her abstract and ethereal works, while Katie Strang investigates the language of human form using life-like wire sculptures.
In their collaborative exhibition at Union Gallery Body of Work, Laura Stewart blurs the line between nature and its distorted forms with bright paintings, Bronwyn Loucks grapples with the body’s presence in real and imagined space in her abstract and ethereal works, while Katie Strang investigates the language of human form using life-like wire sculptures.
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When he first started playing music, Philadelphia native Kurt Vile’s father got him a banjo instead of a guitar. He said it didn’t take him long to embrace the open tuning and strum the five strings as though they were six.
When he first started playing music, Philadelphia native Kurt Vile’s father got him a banjo instead of a guitar. He said it didn’t take him long to embrace the open tuning and strum the five strings as though they were six.
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Tom (Jim Broadbent) and Gerri Hepple (Ruth Sheen) grapple with life as a happily married couple amongst their mostly dejected friends.
Tom (Jim Broadbent) and Gerri Hepple (Ruth Sheen) grapple with life as a happily married couple amongst their mostly dejected friends.
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Peter Wight and Lesley Manville’s characters Tom and Mary speak to the vulnerability of human nature and the fear of being alone.
Peter Wight and Lesley Manville’s characters Tom and Mary speak to the vulnerability of human nature and the fear of being alone.
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The Zoobombs performed a highly anticipated and gloriously noisy show at The Mansion on Tuesday night, filtering their apt classic rock and funk influences through Japan’s trademark tradition of decidedly frantic rock ‘n’ roll chaos.
The Zoobombs performed a highly anticipated and gloriously noisy show at The Mansion on Tuesday night, filtering their apt classic rock and funk influences through Japan’s trademark tradition of decidedly frantic rock ‘n’ roll chaos.
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Balpreet Kukreja
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Balpreet Kukreja
Art for AIDS was a multi-faceted exhibit, displaying jewelry, canvas art, photography and fashion up for auction alongside performances by the QISA Dance team (pictured above) and Saki Uchida.
Art for AIDS was a multi-faceted exhibit, displaying jewelry, canvas art, photography and fashion up for auction alongside performances by the QISA Dance team (pictured above) and Saki Uchida.
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Justin Tang
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By Adam Zunder
Laverty addresses Queen’s graduates at the 1970 Convocation ceremony in Grant Hall.
Laverty addresses Queen’s graduates at the 1970 Convocation ceremony in Grant Hall.
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Laverty (left) jokes with former Queen’s philosophy professor and department head A.R.C Duncan.
Laverty (left) jokes with former Queen’s philosophy professor and department head A.R.C Duncan.
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Rector Nick Day faces possible impeachment following a letter he wrote to Michael Ignatieff.
Rector Nick Day faces possible impeachment following a letter he wrote to Michael Ignatieff.
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Justin Tang
Incoming Provost and Vice-President (Academic) Alan Harrison says he's excited to move back to Kingston and work at Queen's.
Incoming Provost and Vice-President (Academic) Alan Harrison says he's excited to move back to Kingston and work at Queen's.
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The Cold Beverage Exclusivity contract has given Queen’s $5.8 million since 2000 and grants Coke exclusive rights to sell on campus.
The Cold Beverage Exclusivity contract has given Queen’s $5.8 million since 2000 and grants Coke exclusive rights to sell on campus.
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Justin Tang
Laura Maracle of FDASC said that there is still a need for raising awareness about these bursaries and awards.
Laura Maracle of FDASC said that there is still a need for raising awareness about these bursaries and awards.
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Justin Tang
The Picture to End Violence exhibit held last Tuesday at Zappas featured various portraits of men opposed to violence against women.
The Picture to End Violence exhibit held last Tuesday at Zappas featured various portraits of men opposed to violence against women.
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Katie Pearce
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Katie Pearce
(Left to right) David Skegg (University of Otago), Berndt Engler (University of Tübinigen), Carol Holt (Dartmouth College), Anders Hallberg (Uppsala University), Chris Higgins (Durham University), Alan Robson (University of Western Autralia) and Principal Daniel Woolf.
(Left to right) David Skegg (University of Otago), Berndt Engler (University of Tübinigen), Carol Holt (Dartmouth College), Anders Hallberg (Uppsala University), Chris Higgins (Durham University), Alan Robson (University of Western Autralia) and Principal Daniel Woolf.
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Alex Rotman, ArtSci ’13
Alex Rotman, ArtSci ’13
An Israeli soldier inspects munitions. The Israeli Apartheid Week debate stems largely from Israeli military presence and settlement building outside Israel’s 1967 borders.
An Israeli soldier inspects munitions. The Israeli Apartheid Week debate stems largely from Israeli military presence and settlement building outside Israel’s 1967 borders.
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Kamal Reilly, ArtSci ’10
Kamal Reilly, ArtSci ’10
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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
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Justin Tang
In their first OUA Championship victory in 32 years, the women's hockey team defeated the Guelph Gryphones 3-2 in overtime at the Memorial Centre.
In their first OUA Championship victory in 32 years, the women's hockey team defeated the Guelph Gryphones 3-2 in overtime at the Memorial Centre.
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Justin Tang
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Justin Tang
The Guelph Gryphons challenged the Gaels in game two of the OUA final with a very physical style of game, nevertheless, Queen’s came out on top after one overtime.
The Guelph Gryphons challenged the Gaels in game two of the OUA final with a very physical style of game, nevertheless, Queen’s came out on top after one overtime.
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Justin Tang
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Justin Tang
The Queen’s curling team travelled to Turkey after winning the CIS championships last year.
The Queen’s curling team travelled to Turkey after winning the CIS championships last year.
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The curling team travelled to Turkey for the World University Games representing Canada. The team was knocked out of the tournament by the Czech Republic in a tiebreaker game.
The curling team travelled to Turkey for the World University Games representing Canada. The team was knocked out of the tournament by the Czech Republic in a tiebreaker game.
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Wild textures, materials and vivid colours are staples in many ravers’ wardrobes, students say.
Wild textures, materials and vivid colours are staples in many ravers’ wardrobes, students say.
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Jess Lancaster
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Jess Lancaster
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Jess Lancaster
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Jess Lancaster
Kalina Sutaroski and Greg Hovanessian, both ArtSci ’12, are among the many students developing rave culture in Kingston.
Kalina Sutaroski and Greg Hovanessian, both ArtSci ’12, are among the many students developing rave culture in Kingston.
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Jess Lancaster
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Jerome James
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Jerome James
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Jerome James
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Jerome James
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Jerome James
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Jerome James
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Jerome James
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Jerome James
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Jerome James
Graeme Melcher, ArtSci ’12, said he doesn’t look to trends to influence his personal style.
Graeme Melcher, ArtSci ’12, said he doesn’t look to trends to influence his personal style.
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Mike Kravchyna
Where to find it: American Apparel Unisex Highlighter Thermal Long Sleeve; $16.00
Where to find it: American Apparel Unisex Highlighter Thermal Long Sleeve; $16.00
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Where to find it: The Gap Printed Maxi Dress; $59.00
Where to find it: The Gap Printed Maxi Dress; $59.00
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Where to find it: Old Navy Women’s Floral-Print Chiffon Top; $24.50
Where to find it: Old Navy Women’s Floral-Print Chiffon Top; $24.50
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Where to find it: Urban Outfitters Urban Renewal Soft Shoulder Gauze Dress; $59.00
Where to find it: Urban Outfitters Urban Renewal Soft Shoulder Gauze Dress; $59.00
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Natural remedies like olive oil, oatmeal and eggs can do wonders for dry skin and dull hair.
Natural remedies like olive oil, oatmeal and eggs can do wonders for dry skin and dull hair.
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Asad Chishti
I AM VOGUE WEEK was created to foster discussion on body image.
I AM VOGUE WEEK was created to foster discussion on body image.
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Having a nice blazer is a good place to start when building your work wardrobe, image consultant Catherine Bell says.
Having a nice blazer is a good place to start when building your work wardrobe, image consultant Catherine Bell says.
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Justin Tang
On Mikaila: Dress: $12.99 Tights: $3.99 Bracelets: $3.99 Earrings: $1.99 Outfit total: $22.96
On Mikaila: Dress: $12.99 Tights: $3.99 Bracelets: $3.99 Earrings: $1.99 Outfit total: $22.96
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Justin Tang
On Daniel: Cardigan: $9.99 T-shirt: $5.99 Khakis: $9.99 Outfit total: $25.97
On Daniel: Cardigan: $9.99 T-shirt: $5.99 Khakis: $9.99 Outfit total: $25.97
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Justin Tang
On Mikaila: Dress: $12.99 Denim Jacket: $12.99 Tights: $3.99 Bracelet: $2.99 Earrings: $1.99 Outfit total: $34.99
On Mikaila: Dress: $12.99 Denim Jacket: $12.99 Tights: $3.99 Bracelet: $2.99 Earrings: $1.99 Outfit total: $34.99
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Justin Tang
On Daniel: Sweater: $7.99 Button up shirt: $9.99 Jeans: $7.99 Outfit total: $25.97
On Daniel: Sweater: $7.99 Button up shirt: $9.99 Jeans: $7.99 Outfit total: $25.97
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Justin Chin

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