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The men’s baseball team in their first home action on Sunday at Megaffin Field.

A pair of splits

  • September 17, 2004
  • Sports

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My love (and hatred) for Livejournal—a true story

  • September 17, 2004
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Wil Wheaton

Blog Culture: the final frontier

  • September 17, 2004
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Letters to the Editors

  • September 17, 2004
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Bush has distanced himself from intelligence reports which suggested Saddam Hussein possessed WMDs.

What did these soldiers die for?

  • September 17, 2004
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In Record Time

  • September 17, 2004
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Campus Spotlight: Tomate Potate

  • September 17, 2004
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Fariba Samsami’s “Memory of Body.”

Iranian-Canadian artist examines feminist issues

  • September 17, 2004
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Steve-O

Steve-O’s stupidity shocks the ’Mo

  • September 17, 2004
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Cross-Country Campus Briefs

  • September 17, 2004
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There are over 500 paid jobs offered by the AMS

Students cash in on jobs on and off campus

  • September 17, 2004
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Club Profile: Queen’s Hackers Club — QHACK

  • September 17, 2004
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New nursing centre first of its kind

  • September 17, 2004
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Eric Lavallee and Cathy Shen

Queerientation kicks off

  • September 17, 2004
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A drop in the market value of Ghetto houses

Ghetto rents could fall next spring

  • September 17, 2004
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Hate graffiti on West Campus was painted over on Wednesday.

Hate graffiti found on West Campus

  • September 17, 2004
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Q&A: Rwanda, self-interest and UN intervention

  • September 14, 2004
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Lt.-Gen. Roméo Dallaire spoke at Grant Hall Saturday to commemorate Sept. 11. The event was organized by the AMS Speaker’s Committee.

Dallaire discusses Rwandan genocide

  • September 14, 2004
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Issue in photos

  • September 14, 2004
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Stick a fork in me

  • September 14, 2004
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