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The SGPS’s ineffectiveness

April 5, 2007
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InFocus: Cuts for Cancer

March 16, 2007
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The value of education

November 30, 2006
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InFocus: frosh concert 2006

September 12, 2006
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InFocus: Frosh Week 2006

September 8, 2006
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Politics Professor Kim Richard Nossal thinks more emphasis on research means less emphasis on teaching.

Politics students left high and dry

September 7, 2007
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Derek Zwiep of The Cowboys aired his grievances about the campus music scene.

All quiet on the campus front

April 5, 2007
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Birth order theory says that a person’s position in the family

Stuck in the middle with who?

March 30, 2007
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Denise Stockley is chair of the hiring committee for the University’s new service-learning co-ordinator.

New position to link service and studies

March 30, 2007
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Cast rehearse at Macgillivray-Brown Hall.

Cabaret turns into circus

March 23, 2007
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Cast rehearse at Macgillivray-Brown Hall.

Not your Great Aunt’s folk rock

March 23, 2007
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Journal places in three award categories for CCNAs

March 16, 2007
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The old AMS council welcomed in the new at the Queen’s Pub Sunday night.

AMS announces new council

March 9, 2007
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Initiatives like the display at the Common Ground instruct students on how to sort their recycling.

The blue-box dilemma

March 9, 2007
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Men’s volleyball beat McMaster in their game Feb. 15 to win the OUA championship. They play the UBC Thunderbirds today in Hamilton in round one of the CIS championships.

Gaels win Ontario title

March 2, 2007
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Dietician Theresa Schneider spoke at Dunning Hall last night.

Campaign to promote healthy body image

March 2, 2007
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Dean of Student Affairs Jason Laker said images of alcohol in popular culture encourage excessive drinking for youth.

First meeting for new alcohol working group

March 2, 2007
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Queen’s students take home debating trophy

March 2, 2007
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Although the Queen’s Centre is beginning late

Queen’s Centre an estimated $16-$20M over budget

March 2, 2007
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Buying fresh vegetables

Eating well on a tight budget

February 16, 2007
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Janeson Rayne poses with the Magic Banana

Peeling back the Magic Banana

February 13, 2007
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Love and living together

February 13, 2007
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Jane Fonda gets a bad rap

No more sweatin’ to the oldies

February 13, 2007
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The Museum of Health Care features a collection of creepy health-related wax models like these from the 1940s

Hidden treasures at Queen’s

February 9, 2007
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Greenroom Head Manager Naomi Lutes said she thinks merging the management of the Tricolour Market and the Greenroom will help improve efficiency.

Merger in store for AMS services

February 9, 2007
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Emily Toffanello

Students stung by e-mail fraud

February 9, 2007
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What’ll I Wear specializes in one of a kind

Vintage is cheap, but not easy

February 6, 2007
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Campaigning for ComSoc

February 6, 2007
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Team TPC’s Vice-President (University Affairs) candidate Liz Craig

AMS teams talk strengths and weaknesses

February 6, 2007
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The wrestling team brought in three medals at the Queen’s Open last weekend in Bartlett Gym.

Wrestling pins down first medals

February 2, 2007
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SHRC Director Jenna Rose said the best way to feel empowered about your own sex life is to get educated.

Simple tips to a healthy sex life

February 2, 2007
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MCRC executive candidates for teams DSB--Dominic Fok

MCRC president goes for a second term

February 2, 2007
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CFRC drive aims to raise $15,000

February 2, 2007
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CMM ‘lucky to find each other’

February 2, 2007
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A vegan alternative to traditional cheesecake

A rich and creamy love affair

January 30, 2007
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Though it may tend to “bunch up” in the night

Sleepwear’s blast from the past

January 26, 2007
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Leonard Cafeteria’s executive chef John Saunders hard at work. See story page 4.

Going VIP at Leonard Cafeteria

January 26, 2007
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Jeannie LeMesurier

Shorter wait for business students

January 26, 2007
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Queen’s chaplain Rev. Brian Yealland said he balances his own Christian beliefs with ministering to students of different faiths.

Let’s talk about faith

January 26, 2007
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TAPS Head Manager Christine Wheatley said TAPS has focused on improving its service.

TAPS finances looking upwards

January 23, 2007
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The telescope at the Queen’s Observatory has been at its current location on the roof of Ellis Hall since 1958. The observatory will next be open to the public on Saturday

Starry, starry night

January 19, 2007
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Don’t sweat the January PEC crowds

January 16, 2007
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Citizens’ Assembly to meet tonight

January 16, 2007
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AMS Foodbank Manager Tara Tran thinks the Foodbank’s new location in Macgillivray-Brown Hall may be a factor in the recent decline in visits

Drastic drop in Foodbank usage

January 16, 2007
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New athletic director Leslie Dal Cin plans to take Queen’s Athletics in a new direction.

New athletic director to expand services

January 12, 2007
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Sixty-two computers

$60,000 theft prompts new Campus Security measures

January 12, 2007
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The style of “Standing Soldier Leaning on a Rifle” raises questions about the emotional scars of war.

Intimate view of war-torn Britain

November 24, 2006
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Police officers speak at a symposium Sunday hosted by Four Directions Aboriginal Centre.

Symposium explores identity through treaty law

November 24, 2006
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Elie Wiesel spoke to around 60 students in the Fireside Reading Room at Stauffer Library this past Wednesday evening.

A lifelong battle against indifference

November 24, 2006
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Caroline Baillie

The gender gap

November 24, 2006
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‘Rough day’ for cross-country

November 17, 2006
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Are you triply gifted?

Are you triply gifted?

November 17, 2006
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Dean of Student Affairs Jason Laker got a flu shot in Victoria Hall Wednesday in order to promote shots for students. Students can get vaccinated next week at HCDS if they bring their student card and health card.

Norwalk outbreak cause concern

November 17, 2006
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Mike Condra says when confronting a friend about an eating disorder

What can I do if I think my housmate …

November 10, 2006
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Your health in their hands

November 10, 2006
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Cook—or “Tyler Durden” when he’s picking up women—says the key to seduction is self-improvement.

The art of seduction

November 3, 2006
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The Globe’s University Report Card graded 49 universities.

Food and athletics remain Achilles heel

November 3, 2006
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The Academic Grievance Centre is located in Room 031 of the JDUC.

Queen’s ‘filled’ with excellent systems

October 31, 2006
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These tasty treats look tiny

Halloween’s battle of the bulge

October 27, 2006
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k-os performed at the Ale House on Wednesday night.

Mirror in the sky

October 27, 2006
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Students took a 25-hour vow of silence this weekend to raise money for JHR.

Lowering voices to raise money

October 24, 2006
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Politics Professor Kim Richard Nossal thinks more emphasis on research means less emphasis on teaching.

Researchers or teachers?

October 24, 2006
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Junior golf’s all-Canadian

October 17, 2006
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Braden Novakowski (L) and Robert Kitz set out on Saturday.

Kitz is king at Queen’s

October 17, 2006
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The JDUC’s Sidewalk Cafe is one of the best places on campus to people-watch without seeming too creepy.

The coffee shop voyeur

October 17, 2006
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Monture's “American Fill-Up” examines the space in modern consumerist society.

Students find their Place in exhibit

October 17, 2006
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Geography professor Audrey Kobayashi said renovations like this wheelchair lift make Mackintosh-Corry more accessible to people with physical disabilities.

Towards a more accessible campus

October 17, 2006
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Blake Anderson wants to focus his attention on the Common Ground and the AMS Pub Services

Anderson wants to ‘green-ify’ campus

October 13, 2006
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Living in a lab:coming to a home near you

October 13, 2006
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The Journal Green Supplement

Five groups to get your green on

October 13, 2006
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The AMS doesn’t have an exact number of how many keys exist for AMS offices and club space

The key to security on campus

October 13, 2006
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Reinventing the way you’re taught

October 3, 2006
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The men’s rugby team raised more than $13

Run For the Cure raises $210,000

October 3, 2006
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In this technological era

A lament for Mr. Postman

September 29, 2006
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Left to right: CFRC staff Joanne Williams

Historic radio waves resonate on campus

September 29, 2006
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Nathaniel Erskine-Smith

Two students vie for Sydenham seat

September 29, 2006
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Spoken word programming on CFRC has grown from five time slots to 23 over the last three years.

Spoken word radio makes a comeback

September 26, 2006
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Joseph Fafard’s sculpture “The Veteran” expresses both sadness and wisdom.

Sculptures reveal shaping of masculinity

September 26, 2006
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CFRC music co-ordinator Scott Stevens and business manager Joanne Williams sit in front of the entrance to the station’s headquarters

Campus radio concert series finds new life

September 26, 2006
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The QMT audition belts out a tune. This year

All the world’s a shrinking stage

September 26, 2006
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Community made lanterns to light the way in City Park Saturday evening during Kingston’s 15th annual AIDS Walk.

Walking to raise AIDS awareness

September 26, 2006
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Graduate students get cash infusion

September 26, 2006
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Why the Gaels are still Golden

September 22, 2006
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Rachel Percy is the great-granddaughter of Kate Aitken

Mrs A.’s legacy lives on

September 22, 2006
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The constitution’s spirit is to ensure student involvement.

An answer to non-academic discipline

September 22, 2006
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A Modern Fuel masterpiece in 24 hours

September 22, 2006
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Marney McDiarmid

Advocating for action

September 22, 2006
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ASUS Assembly ed the society’s 2005-06 budget last night. They also ed $2

ASUS es budget in the black

September 22, 2006
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Gareth Chantler

Assessing the University’s environmental sustainability

September 22, 2006
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Municipal Affairs Commissioner Ryan Quinlan-Keech cleans up discarded cups on Aberdeen Street early Sunday morning.

Volunteers manage to keep street virtually glass-free

September 18, 2006
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Police arrest a man for attempting to knock over a barrier.

Despite larger crowd and 58 arrests, AMS president calls party outcome ‘a first step’

September 18, 2006
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The Gaels manoeuvered to a 5-3 win over the Trent Excalibur.

McConville strikes for four

September 12, 2006
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Adam Alexander plans to scour the Ghetto for cans following Homecoming weekend.

One person’s trash …

September 12, 2006
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Jonathan Vandersteen and Jamie Miller are spearheading a humanitarian engineering program.

Engineering with a human face

September 12, 2006
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Jessica Goldberg said being afraid to go to the Haifa mall for fear of rocket fire was “surreal.”

Jessica Goldberg recalls hours in a bomb shelter in Haifa

September 12, 2006
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InFocus: Frosh Week 2006

September 8, 2006
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Keith Bennie and Mandy Doherty after the performance of Miss Julie.

Drama outside of the bubble

September 8, 2006
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Tett tenants want answers about their future

September 8, 2006
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Students spruced up the neighbourhood and community relations with Green Scheme in City Park Aug. 29.

Student Scheme greens Ghetto

September 8, 2006
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of the class of 2010 dance at a party hosted by MCRC Tuesday night.

Festive Frosh Week

September 8, 2006
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Queen’s is one of 22 Canadian universities to opt out of Maclean’s annual university survey.

Queen’s drops out of Maclean’s

September 8, 2006
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Dean of Student Affairs Jason Laker spoke about the ’s Homecoming plans Sept. 6.

Queen’s unveils Homecoming strategy

September 8, 2006
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Rachel Percy is the great-granddaughter of Kate Aitken

Words of wisdom from someone who survived

July 25, 2006
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When you press the red button at the base of the blue light

Shining a light on campus safety

July 25, 2006
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Homecoming recommendations ed at city council meeting

July 25, 2006
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Chris Morris stands in front of Elixir

Anniversary show marks end of era

June 27, 2006
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Friends question international student

May 30, 2006
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Robert Morrison of the English department.

Morrison, Simko win Frank Knox Award

March 31, 2006
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