Issue in Photos

  • April 1, 2011
Chris Dumont (left) and Torquil Campbell recorded their third record nomadically, contrasting their Vancouver-themed 2006 effort.
Chris Dumont (left) and Torquil Campbell recorded their third record nomadically, contrasting their Vancouver-themed 2006 effort.
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Drew Moore (left) rehearses in his role as detective Stone, hired to find the beautiful bad girl, Mallory, played by Shruti Kothari (right).
Drew Moore (left) rehearses in his role as detective Stone, hired to find the beautiful bad girl, Mallory, played by Shruti Kothari (right).
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Musical Director Ian Eatock brings to life the score that won City of Angels a slew of Tony Awards including Best Musical and Best Original Score.
Musical Director Ian Eatock brings to life the score that won City of Angels a slew of Tony Awards including Best Musical and Best Original Score.
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Wood and Wires has grown exponentially into a production company since Adrian Vieni, ArtSci ‘11, dove in headfirst in 2009, filming Mother Mother, Moneen and The Wilderness of Manitoba in Toronto.
Wood and Wires has grown exponentially into a production company since Adrian Vieni, ArtSci ‘11, dove in headfirst in 2009, filming Mother Mother, Moneen and The Wilderness of Manitoba in Toronto.
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Javier Bardem’s brilliant portrayal of the impassive Uxbal brings to mind Marlon Brando’s memorable performance as Paul in 1972’s Last Tango in Paris.
Javier Bardem’s brilliant portrayal of the impassive Uxbal brings to mind Marlon Brando’s memorable performance as Paul in 1972’s Last Tango in Paris.
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Director Alejandro González Iñárritu illuminates a more realistically squalid, impoverished and crowded Barcelona as the backdrop for Biutiful, a departure from the lavish estates we’re used to in portrayals of Europe
Director Alejandro González Iñárritu illuminates a more realistically squalid, impoverished and crowded Barcelona as the backdrop for Biutiful, a departure from the lavish estates we’re used to in portrayals of Europe
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Justin Tang
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By Adam Zunder
Eight students live in the Sci ‘44 Co-op at 30 Garrett St. Graeme Melcher, ArtSci ’12 (second from left) says that co-op fosters a commnity environment.
Eight students live in the Sci ‘44 Co-op at 30 Garrett St. Graeme Melcher, ArtSci ’12 (second from left) says that co-op fosters a commnity environment.
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Corey Lablans
Founding members of Sci ‘44.
Founding members of Sci ‘44.
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There are 21 Sci ‘44 Co-ops in the student Ghetto.
There are 21 Sci ‘44 Co-ops in the student Ghetto.
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Justin Chin
This year there were no nominations submitted to the Municipal Affairs Commission (MAC) for the Golden Cockroach Award. Traditionally the award has been given out to the student ghetto’s worst landlord.
This year there were no nominations submitted to the Municipal Affairs Commission (MAC) for the Golden Cockroach Award. Traditionally the award has been given out to the student ghetto’s worst landlord.
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Corey Lablans
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Corey Lablans
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Corey Lablans
The women’s soccer team, who were recognized as the top varsity team with the Jim Tait Trophy, put their hands on their coveted CIS trophy at the Colour Awards.
The women’s soccer team, who were recognized as the top varsity team with the Jim Tait Trophy, put their hands on their coveted CIS trophy at the Colour Awards.
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Justin Tang
Receiver Blaise Morrison was the night’s student-speaker. He reflected on his years with the football team.
Receiver Blaise Morrison was the night’s student-speaker. He reflected on his years with the football team.
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Justin Tang
Upon graduation, Aiken decided to complete 52 jobs in 52 weeks to find his true calling. His project became a movement for students everywhere.
Upon graduation, Aiken decided to complete 52 jobs in 52 weeks to find his true calling. His project became a movement for students everywhere.
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Publishing and Copy Centre Head Manager Jeff Heenan says his service is way ahead in revenue this year according to February reports.
Publishing and Copy Centre Head Manager Jeff Heenan says his service is way ahead in revenue this year according to February reports.
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Justin Chin
Outgoing Retail Services Director Ashely Eagan says the goal of the Tricolour Outlet budget this year was to have a small deficit.
Outgoing Retail Services Director Ashely Eagan says the goal of the Tricolour Outlet budget this year was to have a small deficit.
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Asad Chishti
Our panellists agreed that the ban will only have a meaningful effect if more fountains and free access points to water are provided.
Our panellists agreed that the ban will only have a meaningful effect if more fountains and free access points to water are provided.
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Justin Tang
Banning bottled water won’t solve the problem, Dan Osborne argues.
Banning bottled water won’t solve the problem, Dan Osborne argues.
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Craig Draeger
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Craig Draeger
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Craig Draeger
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Craig Draeger
Competition and perfectionism are common contributors to much of the anxiety students feel around exam season.
Competition and perfectionism are common contributors to much of the anxiety students feel around exam season.
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Justin Chin
Jonathon Lawrance of men’s hockey and Katie Matthew of women’s volleyball were named top male and female varsity athletes.
Jonathon Lawrance of men’s hockey and Katie Matthew of women’s volleyball were named top male and female varsity athletes.
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Justin Tang
Lisa McLaughlin of women’s lacrosse was awarded top female varsity club athlete.
Lisa McLaughlin of women’s lacrosse was awarded top female varsity club athlete.
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Justin Tang
Liam and Pat Twomey of cycling were recognized as the top male varsity club athletes.
Liam and Pat Twomey of cycling were recognized as the top male varsity club athletes.
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Justin Tang
At the Varsity Colour Awards, Sam Sabourin of football and Liz Boag of women’s basketball were named top rookies.
At the Varsity Colour Awards, Sam Sabourin of football and Liz Boag of women’s basketball were named top rookies.
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Justin Tang
Athletic therapist James Sawchuk works on track and field athlete Shane Kelly at the Athletic Therapy department.
Athletic therapist James Sawchuk works on track and field athlete Shane Kelly at the Athletic Therapy department.
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Vicky Wiltshire, head of the Athletic Therapy department, said that the clinic is busy all year with injuries as the Gaels train throughout the seasons.
Vicky Wiltshire, head of the Athletic Therapy department, said that the clinic is busy all year with injuries as the Gaels train throughout the seasons.
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Justin Tang
Fourth-year wing Christine Wallace suffered a tough injury in an exhibition match against the McGill Martlets.
Fourth-year wing Christine Wallace suffered a tough injury in an exhibition match against the McGill Martlets.
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Amanda Balsys, one of the many members of local group The Gertrudes, plays a completely solar and wind-powered set in Market Square on Saturday to commemorate Earth Hour, an effort established in 2007 in Sydney to raise awareness around climate change.
Amanda Balsys, one of the many members of local group The Gertrudes, plays a completely solar and wind-powered set in Market Square on Saturday to commemorate Earth Hour, an effort established in 2007 in Sydney to raise awareness around climate change.
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Justin Tang

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