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Good journalism comes at a price

April 6, 2006
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A look back at ‘crack the clique’

April 6, 2006
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Alexis Meyerman has taken out a private loan from MCRC.

MCRC loans under scrutiny

April 6, 2006
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WaterCan @ Queen’s de-ratified

March 24, 2006
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The outgoing and incoming AMS councils gathered for their annual general assembly in the Lower Ceilidh of the JDUC on Tuesday night.

AMS releases discipline review at AGM

March 17, 2006
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Elhouni was held in a prison in Libya’s capitol Tripoli.

Alumnus released from Libyan prison

March 10, 2006
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New possibilities abound for MCRC

March 3, 2006
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Kennedy, Trevisan elected next Journal editors in chief

February 17, 2006
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MCRS President Alexis Meyerman thought she might be impeached at the MCRC General Assembly meeting on Monday night. No such vote was put forward

Airing the sheets on Main Campus

February 17, 2006
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The University has established a fund to student initiatives that propose solutions to the Aberdeen Street party.

Cash for solutions to Aberdeen

February 14, 2006
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Louis Plamondon

Plamondon fifth AMS staffer to resign

February 10, 2006
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Chatting with the AMS presidential candidates

February 3, 2006
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Talking with VP (University Affairs) hopefuls

January 27, 2006
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Meet your new AMS executive candidates

January 24, 2006
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Each team’s presidential candidate is pictured in the top row

Campus campaigns ready to roll

January 24, 2006
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Stephen Harper struts out of his Tory-mobile.

Riding the wave of a Tory turnaround

January 20, 2006
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Federal Green Party leader Jim Harris

Greens aim to prune the political rhetoric

January 17, 2006
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PM’s right-hand man grits and bares all

January 13, 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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SGPS VP Internal (Graduate) Toby Moorsom spoke at an Aberdeen symposium on Oct. 12 about what he called a “dual legal system” that goes easier on students than other Kingston residents.

SGPS opposes Code of Conduct enforcement off campus

November 25, 2005
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Discipline system under review

November 18, 2005
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Four officers to patrol student area

November 11, 2005
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Students charged for Homecoming pancake keggers appear in court

November 4, 2005
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Construction for the Queen’s Tea Room will begin in a first floor room of the ILC in January.

Tea Room steeping until September

November 1, 2005
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Police Services Board agrees to Tasers

November 1, 2005
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Principal Karen Hitchcock was installed as Queen’s 18th principal on Oct. 28

Hitchcock reflects on year

October 28, 2005
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Amnesty opposes Taser use on Aberdeen

October 25, 2005
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Police request $84,000 from University

October 25, 2005
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Wanted: one Aberdeen-area student

October 21, 2005
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Mercier speaks to AMS Assembly

October 18, 2005
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TAPS head manager serves suspension

October 18, 2005
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Clubs now able to limit

October 14, 2005
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AMS President Ethan Rabidoux and Municipal Affairs Commissioner Naomi Lutes spoke to city council on Tuesday night.

City wants University to pay up

October 6, 2005
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City suggests cancelling Homecoming

September 30, 2005
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Aberdeen strategy questioned

September 27, 2005
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‘This is not a tradition’

September 27, 2005
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Frosh, this one’s for you

September 20, 2005
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A contingent of 40 police officers patrolled Homecoming festivities last year.

Police prepare for Homecoming

September 20, 2005
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Police laid a total of 112 charges against students in the Ghetto over the course of seven nights.

Weekend continues charges in Ghetto

September 13, 2005
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When the Girls Gone Wild tour bus rolled across country last month

Girls Gone Wild tour skips Kingston

September 13, 2005
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Billy Talent will other Canadian acts in a five-hour concert Sept. 24 in the Miller Hall parking lot.

Billy Talent to play Homecoming

September 9, 2005
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Students racking up charges in Ghetto

September 9, 2005
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Tim’s gets fresh in BioSci

July 26, 2005
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More than 750 students voted on the question of a mandatory $71 Queen’s Centre fee.

$25.5 M contribution still up for debate

July 26, 2005
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The original Queen’s Tea Room was located on the corner of Division and Union streets for more than 60 years.

Tea Room deal brewing

July 26, 2005
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A rendering of the proposed Jazzman Café.

Stauffer pondering Sodexho café

June 28, 2005
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Mending fences in the Ghetto

June 28, 2005
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Ontario budget highlights

May 24, 2005
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TAPS party threatens liquor licence

May 24, 2005
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Club Profile: Queen’s Students for Literacy

September 28, 2004
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Who are they, anyway?

September 24, 2004
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Nine bicycles have been stolen from Queen’s property in the past ten days.

Nine bikes stolen in eight days

September 24, 2004
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Tool marks left on the JDUC post office door are all that remain of a break-in on Friday morning.

Break-in at post office

September 21, 2004
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Eric Lavallee and Cathy Shen

Queerientation kicks off

September 17, 2004
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Pole climb ‘too straightforward’

September 14, 2004
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AMS Campus Activities Commissioner

Football games score liquor licence

September 10, 2004
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JDUC fit for ducks

July 27, 2004
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Milliken begins his fifth term as Liberal MP for Kingston and the Islands.

Milliken cleans up in Kingston

June 29, 2004
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Programmers win bronze in Prague

May 11, 2004
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Profs, TAs recognized for teaching excellence

April 1, 2004
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City threatens to fine for postering

March 26, 2004
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Stephen Harper struts out of his Tory-mobile.

Riding the wave of a Tory turnaround

January 20, 2006
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