Megan Grittani-Livingston

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Winter Outlook counsellors Sarah Cart

How throwing rocks can change lives

March 31, 2006
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Willis Robins of the Red Spirit Dancers performs in Wallace Hall on Aboriginal Awareness Day.

On spirituality, student and the reinvention of the Maid of the Mist

March 17, 2006
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Lisa McVicar faced an uphill battle en route to eighth place.

No snow? No problem for Nordic skiing

March 10, 2006
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Gaels skate to third straight title

March 3, 2006
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Dr. James Orbinski

Orbinski: ‘Just live your questions’

February 17, 2006
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Valentine’s without the valentine

February 14, 2006
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The perfect foods to eat

February 14, 2006
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The view from the tiny hamlet of Pangnirtung.

Nunavut: visit ‘the place of the bull caribou’

January 27, 2006
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Conservative candidate Lou Grimshaw (second from right) converses with ers as well as Mayor Harvey Rosen (second from left).

Liberals 103, NDP 29, Bloc 51, Ind 1

January 24, 2006
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Green Party candidate Eric Walton.

Walton: hare gaining on the tortoise

January 20, 2006
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Rogers spoke to the Journal at the Common Ground Jan. 13.

Rogers: sovereign Canada paramount

January 20, 2006
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The NDP’s Rob Hutchison.

Hutchison: seeking a fair society

January 20, 2006
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Grimshaw: a different perspective

January 20, 2006
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The Right Honourable Beverley McLachlin addresses a packed house in Dunning Auditorium.

Canada’s Chief Justice lays down the law

January 17, 2006
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The Gaels skated their way to the overall title at the Queen’s Invitational.

Gaels golden at Invitational

December 1, 2005
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“Diagnosis would have made it all less interesting

How We Are Hungry satisfying

December 1, 2005
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The pros and cons of plastic

November 25, 2005
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The opportunity to watch the sun rise over Lake Ontario is one of the many reasons why writers find themselves drawn to Kingston.

‘It’s stunning, rugged and beautiful’

November 18, 2005
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‘Oh, they lost a lot of people’

November 11, 2005
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Bodychecking in women’s hockey?

October 14, 2005
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The bad, the worse, and the crap-tastic

October 14, 2005
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Nunavut Premier Paul Okalik talked laws

A territory ‘torn between two worlds’

October 6, 2005
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Bands alumnus Bob Burnside

Marching down memory lane

September 27, 2005
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The antique tractors were a big pull for the many children who attended the fair.

Bringing Kingston back to the country

September 20, 2005
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A London police officer stands guard while hundreds of tourists line the streets of Buckingham Palace and watch the Changing of the Guard.

London’s ‘new determination’

September 13, 2005
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A member of the Queen’s pitching staff follows through.

Baseball splits doubleheader

September 13, 2005
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The Agnes Etherington Art Centre was a gift of Agnes Etherington

The people behind campus landmarks

July 26, 2005
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of the women’s volleyball team track the ball.

Women’s volleyball grabs Galbraith

June 28, 2005
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The Barefoot Players (from left to right) Emma Hunter

Going Barefoot in the park

June 28, 2005
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Various awards were handed out at the 2005 Ban Righ Centre Spring Award Ceremony. Han Han

Learning, sharing and ing

May 24, 2005
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George: 1, Me: 0

May 24, 2005
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point counterpoint

September 28, 2004
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Gael alumni prep for post-Olympic life

September 28, 2004
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The Journal Athletes of the Week

September 24, 2004
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Cross-country cracks McGill course

September 24, 2004
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September 21, 2004
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Beth Wightman (above) may be gone

Cross-country ready to run

September 14, 2004
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Soccer teams psyched to sacrifice their bodies in the season.

Gael soccer season set to kick off

September 10, 2004
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September 10, 2004
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Will you be watching the Olympics?

July 27, 2004
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Queen’s graduates Oskar Johansson

Gaels sail for Olympic gold

July 27, 2004
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June 29, 2004
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Gael athletes off to world championships

June 29, 2004
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Penalty zeroes and heroes: David Beckham missed (left) but Ricardo (right) scored.

Surprises galore at Euro ’04

June 29, 2004
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Blair: 22 per cent

June 29, 2004
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On the road to the Memorial Cup

May 11, 2004
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May 11, 2004
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The impenetrable “Bulin Wall” shows no signs of crumbling.

Final four eye Stanley

May 11, 2004
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John McFarlane spoke from his office about his decision to retire after 29 years.

McFarlane retires from Queen’s

April 6, 2006
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CFRC tunes in $10,000

February 14, 2006
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Executive candidates for Team HPR take a dip in Lake Ontario as the AMS campaign wraps up.

AMS exec hopefuls dash to finish line

February 7, 2006
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The view from the tiny hamlet of Pangnirtung.

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January 27, 2006
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Attempts to revive Alexandra after she collapsed from what doctors suspect was a “date rape drug” in her drink left bruises on her arms.

Date rape drugs hit home

December 1, 2005
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A portion of residence fees collected now and in the future will go toward a $67-million redevelopment project.

Fees address ‘Queen’s specific needs’

November 1, 2005
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Guests staying at the Hochelaga Inn have reported many ghostly encounters.

Kingston’s most haunted

October 28, 2005
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Baseball saw their season slip away against the Durham Lords.

Lords too much for baseball Gaels

October 14, 2005
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Men’s baseball managed four of a possible five wins to carry them into the playoffs this weekend.

Baseball sliding home for playoffs

October 4, 2005
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If the screen looks more familiar than your own face

The woes of the Internet

September 16, 2005
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A London police officer stands guard while hundreds of tourists line the streets of Buckingham Palace and watch the Changing of the Guard.

London’s ‘new determination’

September 13, 2005
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A member of the Queen’s pitching staff follows through.

Baseball splits doubleheader

September 13, 2005
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The joys of sinks, stinks and West

July 26, 2005
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The Writing Centre is there on Stuart Street to answer your cries for essay help.

Dear Golden Gael: Help!

July 26, 2005
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The Agnes Etherington Art Centre was a gift of Agnes Etherington

The people behind campus landmarks

July 26, 2005
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Braden Novakowski charges ahead for Queen’s cross country.

Runner eyes Pan Am Juniors

July 26, 2005
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The Barefoot Players (from left to right) Emma Hunter

Going Barefoot in the park

June 28, 2005
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