Tyler Ball

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I was the Editor in Chief of the Journal for Volume 138. I also build the current version of the queensjournal.ca.

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Arcane obstructions

March 18, 2011
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AMS Assembly Live Blog

March 11, 2011
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Rector Round-up

March 10, 2011
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Stackhouse on the future of print media

February 17, 2011
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2011 AMS Election Night Live Blog

February 3, 2011
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AMS President & CEO Debate Live Blog

January 27, 2011
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AMS Vice-President (Operations) Live Blog

January 25, 2011
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Who casts the first stone…

January 24, 2011
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Go Ricky

January 21, 2011
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Queen’s still in the red

November 5, 2010
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Waka Flocka Flame manages to defy stereotypes

Flock to the Flame

October 22, 2010
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I don’t get the message

October 19, 2010
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Mayoral Debate Live-Tweet Recap

October 8, 2010
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Fauxcoming 2010 Live Blog

September 24, 2010
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Guide to Queen’s acronyms

July 27, 2010
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Journalism 2.0

June 29, 2010
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Dinosaur Jr. Web Gallery

January 22, 2010
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Give Twitter a chance

January 22, 2010
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Cycling the hard road

September 11, 2009
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Coming home to apathy

September 30, 2008
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Good gosh, it’s frosh

September 9, 2008
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Winter Gloves about a girl Paper Bag Records

Rock & Roll Report Card

September 5, 2008
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In Focus

June 24, 2008
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Spencer Evans on keys.

Express to a jazz rock funk utopia

December 2, 2010
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Death still shaking campus

September 21, 2010
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Kingston Police investigate the scene of a deceased student behind Victoria Hall yesterday morning.

First-year student found dead outside Vic Hall

September 14, 2010
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The QUASR server in Dupuis Hall (above) is part of a multi-million dollar update to the existing 30 year old set of IBM servers (below). Associate Registrar Andrew Ness said the old IBM servers aren’t broken

Queen’s gets up to speed

July 27, 2010
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Incoming Tricolour Outlet Head Manager Katrina Keilhauer (left) and AMS Retail Services Director Allison Hockin say the new service will reduce operating costs by about $60

Tricolour Outlet set to open for business

April 8, 2010
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Who’s top of the class?

April 8, 2010
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Down on Skid Row

April 8, 2010
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The football and women’s rowing teams take top honours as the best male and female teams.

First-annual Journal Sports awards

March 26, 2010
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‘People are normally looking for cash

Break-in stories rampant on campus

March 26, 2010
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Popular fan fiction websites include Harry Potter

The literary minds of ultimate fans

March 19, 2010
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The undead have come alive

March 19, 2010
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Chris Barrett starred for the rugby and basketball team this season. He’s decided to concentrate on basketball next year.

From rucks to rebounds

March 19, 2010
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Katrina Keilhauer

Fugitive fashions

March 19, 2010
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Wheeler Winston Dixon

I still know what you did last era

March 12, 2010
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Three claim Tricolour

March 12, 2010
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The Perk Station first received funding in March 2008.

The ‘perks’ of augmented reality

March 5, 2010
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Aescupalian Society President Taylor Lougheed says Queen’s is on track for implementing the report’s recommendations.

Report cures medical school shortcomings

March 5, 2010
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“The Children of Palestine

Israeli Apartheid Week ‘turning up the heat’

March 5, 2010
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Guard Brittany Moore drives to the hole during the women’s basketball team’s 82-74 win over the Gee-Gees last weekend.

Gaels end season with loss

February 18, 2010
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Gaels’ point guard Baris Ondul begins a layup in the Gaels 72-59 loss to the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees last Friday.

Capital punishment at home for Gaels

February 18, 2010
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Left to right: Sarah Kwong

Introducing the AMS Council 2010-11

February 18, 2010
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Drama professor Tim Fort reads an excerpt from Thornton Wilder’s character drama

Campus figures, local authors talk censorship

February 18, 2010
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The sight of a taxicab waiting on University Ave. besides the JDUC is a familiar one for Queen’s students.

Servicing the students

February 12, 2010
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Transitioning can entail everything from physical changes to your body or mental adjustments in order to take on a new gender identity or sexual orientation. Matt

The transition to a new identity

February 12, 2010
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Scientists attempt to explain love in more concrete neurological

How do I love thee?

February 12, 2010
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Society of Graduate and Professional Students Vice-President (Finance and Services) Amir Nosrat says he thinks the University should put more focus on graduate students’ issues.

SGPS must pay up, principal says

February 12, 2010
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Many university professors are noticing a recent downward trend in students’ proficiency of basic spelling and grammar rules.

We don’t need no education

February 9, 2010
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Actors performing the piece “Cunt.”

These lips don’t lie: 10 years of The Monologues

February 9, 2010
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Black History Month Co-ordinator Anna Thomas and cultureSHOCK! Managing Editor Christina Hermanns relax in cultureSHOCK!’s art installation in the JDUC. Hermanns designed the installation.

Black history goes contemporary

February 9, 2010
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Although procrastination often gets a bad reputation amongst educators

The ‘pro’ in procrastination

February 5, 2010
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Social media has a growing impact on student elections

Growing e-battle for student votes

February 5, 2010
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95.28 per cent for CESA team

February 5, 2010
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Vice-president (operations)-elect Ben Hartley

CHR wins by 9 per cent margin

February 5, 2010
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2009 Giller Prize winner Linden MacIntyre has won eight Gemini awards as well as an International Emmy for his journalistic work.

The Giller man

February 2, 2010
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Forward Jess Cone moves around a sprawled Ridgeback defender during the Gaels’ 4-3 overtime win on Saturday at the Memorial Centre. The Gaels also beat UOIT on Sunday.

Gaels fly past Ridgebacks

February 2, 2010
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Journal Features Editor Emily Davies at the Kuluta Buddhist Centre on Wellington St.

Om is where the heart is

February 2, 2010
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$1 million for Aboriginal studies

February 2, 2010
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John & Jen features only two actors: Katie Bell (left) as Jen and Edward Larocque as John.

The ballad of a brother and sister

January 29, 2010
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Ryan Low knows services

January 29, 2010
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Nick Francis young, but not naïve

January 29, 2010
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Nick Day runs on broad experience

January 29, 2010
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AMS Sustainability Co-ordinator Claire Nelischer (left) and assistant geography professor Jamie Linton. Linton says residences seem to be the biggest producers of bottled water.

Group proposes water bottle ban on campus

January 29, 2010
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Team Wiener-Johnston not ‘the status quo’

January 26, 2010
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Team Johnson-Laing to raise ASUS profile

January 26, 2010
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Jonathan Kong participated in the program last semester.

A prize-winning exchange experience

January 22, 2010
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Receiver Scott Valberg is tackled after receiving a catch during the Gaels’ Yates Cup victory against the Western Mustangs on Nov. 14.

Gaels go up a level

January 22, 2010
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Athletic therapy rooms in the Queen’s Centre’s ARC are one of the features of the $165-million facility.

ARC attracts athletes

January 22, 2010
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Modern Fuel main gallery.

Art ad hoc

January 22, 2010
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Shaljan Areepattamannil

Highs and lows of immigrant education

January 22, 2010
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Avoid sales pitch in job search, author says

January 22, 2010
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AMS presidential candidate Mitch Piper

Team PNF to break ‘clique’

January 22, 2010
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AMS vice-president (university affairs) candidate Chris Rudnicki

Team CHR ready for tall order

January 22, 2010
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Forward Jeffery Johnstone attempts to manuever past a Nippissing defenceman at the Memorial Centre on Friday night.

Gaels go 3-2 in new year with new goalie

January 19, 2010
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Food’s depiction in popular media has transformed the act of eating into an aesthetically-oriented cultural activity

The other F-Word

January 19, 2010
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Overhauled QCARD in the works

January 19, 2010
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ASUS President Jillian Evans says she hopes to hire a new equity commissioner in March.

ASUS equity commissioner resigns

January 19, 2010
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Sports staff Amrit Ahluwalia and Jake Edmiston outline their expectations for winter-term teams. For the end of year report card

Expectations are high for the new year

January 15, 2010
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The School of Business unveils a plaque in honour of the renaming of the Goodes Hall Atrium to the BMO Financial Group Atrium. BMO announced a $2 million donation to the business school’s financial project on Thursday.

News in Brief

January 15, 2010
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Advanced placement

January 15, 2010
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The School of Kinesiology’s teaching spaces will open for use next Monday.

School of Kinesiology open for use

January 15, 2010
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A person may develop an increased tolerance to sleeping aids within a week of initial use.

Resting easy?

December 3, 2009
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Journal Staff Writer Sierra Yanush recorded her daily activities to see if students complete the recommended 10

The pedometer diary of a student

December 3, 2009
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HCDS Director Mike Condra in front of the La Salle Building

Meeting the demands of our mental health

December 3, 2009
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Loading up on yogurt and selenium and vitamin C found in vegetables and fruit juice can help fight bugs this flu season.

Easy ways to fight the flu

December 3, 2009
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The new Athletics and Recreation Centre (ARC) in the Queen’s Centre opened on Tuesday with much fanfare. The facility features two large cardio rooms and a massive stretching and strengthening room with lots of new equipment.

Gym junkies get a new playground

December 3, 2009
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The Journal sports editors break down this fall’s Gaels in the annual fall-term report card

The Gaels of November ed

December 3, 2009
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Rum Raisin Apple Pie

Decked out desserts for dummies

December 3, 2009
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AMS Vice-President (Operations) Leslie Yun says Tricolour Outfitters is making more in clothing sales than its budgeted figures.

Mid-year check on AMS services

December 3, 2009
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Students jump into the 14-lane pool in the new Athletics and Recreation Centre early Tuesday morning.

Gym, food court open

December 3, 2009
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Historic comeback caps Vanier Cup win

November 30, 2009
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Offensive linemen Jonathan Koidis

Clearing a path to the final

November 27, 2009
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The Queen's Gaels celebrate their Vanier Cup victory after a comeback 33-31 victory over the Calgary Dinos in Quebec City on Saturday.

Vanier Cup champs

November 27, 2009
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Gaels forward Brock Ouellet avoids the challenge of Windsor defenceman Jeff Broderick during Friday’s 7-5 loss at the Memorial Centre.

Unhappy homecoming for men’s hockey

November 27, 2009
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The Athletics and Recreation Centre’s upper-level gym facilities will open on Dec. 1. The lower gym

All aboard Queen’s ARC

November 27, 2009
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The Gaels celebrate their 33-30 win over the Laval Rouge-et-Or in today's Mitchell Bowl at Richardson Stadium. They face the University of Calgary Dinos next Saturday in Quebec City.

Queen’s upsets Laval for berth in Vanier Cup

November 20, 2009
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The men’s rugby team crowds around the Turner Trophy after their 23-19 finals win over the Western Mustangs on Saturday.

Queen’s finally wins its rugby crown

November 20, 2009
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Like a Disney cast themselves

A sobering surprise

November 20, 2009
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Yo, is this The Wizard of Oz?

November 20, 2009
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Queen’s Student Alumni Association President Colin McLeod says this was QSAA’s first videoconferencing event.

Winter Games come home

November 20, 2009
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A veteran places a wreath on a monument at Kingston’s Royal Canadian Legion branch.

Legion keeps veterans’ memories alive

November 13, 2009
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Scrum-half Liam Underwood pushes through a Mustang tackle during the men's rugby team's 23-19 Turner Trophy victory at Fletcher's Field on Saturday.

Men’s rugby wins Turner Cup

November 13, 2009
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Running back Marty Gordon dives for a touchdown during the Gaels’ 32-6 win over the McMaster Marauders last Saturday.

Gearing up for Yates Cup

November 13, 2009
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Donald Chan (left) and Carlyn Bezic’s artistic chemistry is evident in their works of decontruction and reconstruction.

artist in profile

November 13, 2009
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Tabloid culture

Beautiful monsters

November 13, 2009
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Fraser Maherson

Olympic-size protest

November 13, 2009
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Schools trim costs

November 13, 2009
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H1N1 concerns have impacted all sports

OUA takes action on preventing swine flu

November 10, 2009
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Gaels’ running back Jimmy Therrien gets pulled down during Queen’s 36-6 OUA semifinal win over the McMaster Marauders on Saturday at Richardson Stadium. Therrien picked up 89 total rushing yards and a touchdown in the game.

Football topples Mac in semifinal

November 10, 2009
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Concurrent Education Students’ Association Communications Director Vanessa Powell Carvell says her major

New courses ‘needed for a long time’

November 10, 2009
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Main Campus Residents’ Council Sustainability Co-ordinator Yan Yu says there are 11 vermicompostors across residences.

Residences venture into vermicomposting

November 10, 2009
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Budget cuts a year later

November 10, 2009
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AMS President Michael Ceci says the Queen’s Student Centre Working Group is looking at what to use empty spaces for when services move out of the JDUC.

Group plans Queen’s Centre move

November 10, 2009
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Former Alliance Atlantis executive chairman Michael MacMillan addresses an audience at his “The Academic Cloister Reconsidered” lecture held at Ellis Hall on Tuesday night.

Film schools students on education

November 6, 2009
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Mechanical engineering professor Joshua Pearce says with from the Ontario Power Authority

Queen’s could profit from solar s

November 6, 2009
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Era Modern Vintage manager Karli Heeney says shopping vintage saves money and helps the planet.

Helping the planet one clothes pony at a time

November 6, 2009
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While some people leave computers on hibernate thinking it saves power

Environmental mythbusters

November 6, 2009
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The Green Extra

November 6, 2009
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AMS Vice-President (Operations) Leslie Yun says the Advantage Fund promotes long-term financial sustainability.

Advantageous investments

November 6, 2009
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New compostors cut organic waste

November 6, 2009
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With new name variations and fewer social boundaries

Playing the name game

November 3, 2009
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Queen’s Hillel Madyln Axelrod and Samantha Dunnigan organized this year’s Holocaust Education Week.

Walk-through exhibit re Holocaust

November 3, 2009
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Destigmatizing mental health issues

November 3, 2009
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Student caseworkers and LAW 438 students Morgan Jarvis (left) and Yuliya Dumanska (centre) with Business Law Clinic director Peter Kissick during a class meeting at MacDonald Hall yesterday.

Pro-bonus for small businesses

October 30, 2009
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The men’s curling team ended fourth in the province last year.

Sweeping the competition

October 30, 2009
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A familiar site to many Queen’s students

Whose poutine reigns supreme?

October 27, 2009
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Gaels’ forward David Chubb fights through two Carleton defenseman to get a shot off during Saturday’s 5-3 win.

Gaels soar over Ravens after loss to UQTR

October 27, 2009
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Daniel Woolf is installed as the University’s 20th principal in Grant Hall last night.

Woolf takes reins

October 27, 2009
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An ultimate frisbee player lets the disc fly during a practice at West Campus.

To ’bee or not to ’bee?

October 23, 2009
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Feministing editors speak in Humphrey Hall on Tuesday to kick off their North American tour.

Feministing 101

October 23, 2009
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The new student centre has three gyms

Queen’s Centre set to open in December

October 23, 2009
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Gaels’ forward Alana Smith tries to avoid pressure from Badger forward Kristen Dewsbury.

Women’s hockey success continues at home

October 20, 2009
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Fullback Karlye Wong tries to break through the Excalibur forward line during Saturday’s quarter-final win over Trent.

Gaels put quarter-final ghost to rest

October 20, 2009
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Queen’s tight end Chris Ioannides celebrates a touchdown during last year’s 43-16 Homecoming win over the Western Mustangs at Richardson Stadium.

Football sweeps Warriors aside, prepares for Western

October 16, 2009
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Former national chief Phil Fontaine says he thinks the main issue for the new national chief is to create a working relationship with the federal government.

A Fontaine of knowledge on campus

October 16, 2009
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Alfie’s gets one step closer to offering something for everyone on campus with their newly debuted Jazz Lounge.

Hepcats at Alfies

October 13, 2009
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Queen’s striker Adrian Rochford goes in for a tackle against Rams midfielder Alex Bratelic Sunday at Richardson Stadium.

Men’s soccer draws one, gets rained out of other

October 6, 2009
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Art is often considered a high-class commodity

Wake up and smell the proses

October 6, 2009
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Sudanese-born Canadian citizen Abousfian Abdelrazik speaks at the public library on Monday. Earlier

Finding justice on the road

October 6, 2009
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Said Madi Sci ’10

Crouching tiger, hidden opportunity

October 2, 2009
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Increases in oil prices kickstarted the recent recession

The good old days will return

October 2, 2009
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Economic bubble shields Kingston businesses

October 2, 2009
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The New Economy

October 2, 2009
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Gaels’ guard Kendra Walker-Roche blows past an Eagles defender during Saturday’s overtime nailbiter win.

Basketball teams pull out wins against King’s College

September 29, 2009
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Queen’s wide receiver Blaise Morrison makes a leaping catch to set the Gaels up for another touchdown on Saturday’s Fauxcoming win over the York Lions.

Football demolishes Lions to go 4-0

September 29, 2009
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A collaborative exploration from a handful of artists with varying backgrounds

Welcome to the village

September 29, 2009
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The first 24 students enrolled in the program at both the PhD and Masters students share the same core CUST 800 Cultural Studies Theory course

So… what’s cultural studies?

September 25, 2009
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Cat Ladies chronicles the lives of four women

Catwomen return to the big screen

September 25, 2009
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PARTEQ brings science ‘into the real world’

September 25, 2009
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Professor Robert Ross will head a team to conduct the three-year

Healthy science

September 22, 2009
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Queen’s student Nat Fried commits a random act of reading outside the JDUC to celebrate Kingston WritersFest.

Festival finds its footing in Kingston

September 22, 2009
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Vice-Principal (Research) Kerry Rowe says he has nearly tripled research funding since taking on his position nine years ago.

Kerry on the legacy

September 22, 2009
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Lauren McCormick

Fauxcoming, or going away?

September 22, 2009
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The Queen’s Baja team fills flower pots with the amount of dirt they clean off their annually-built car after competition

The secret of the Baja

September 18, 2009
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NDP leader Jack Layton gives a talk in Ellis Auditorium to a roomful of students

Jack came back

September 18, 2009
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Queen’s midfielder Cathleen Brennan tries to take advantage of Toronto goalkeeper Mary-Anne Barnes against the University of Toronto Varsity Blues during the Gaels’ 0-0 draw at Richardson Stadium on Sunday. For full game story

Stalemate for women’s soccer

September 15, 2009
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Popular culture often gets intertwined with the concept of cliché.

These days, it’s hip to be cliché

September 15, 2009
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Cian O’Neill-Kizoff

Grease Pole an ‘all-faculty event’

September 15, 2009
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Saquib Siddiqui

Not a-loan in feeling the squeeze

September 15, 2009
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Scott Kyle and Ryan Kruyne haul down an RMC player during Queen’s 72-0 shellacking of RMC.

Rugby run roughshod over regional rivals

September 11, 2009
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Wide receiver Mark Surya sprawls to make a catch that would have added to Danny Brannagan’s 495 yards on Monday’s 52-49 win over Guelph.

Queen’s wins tight offensive battle

September 11, 2009
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The Journal’s sports editors tee up the season for the fall-term Gaels.

Gaels’ great expectations

September 11, 2009
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A strong glass of spirits accompanies the digitized world of Michael Davidge.

Artist pays tribute to times gone by

September 11, 2009
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Film studies professor Sidney Eve Matrix’s Twitter page has 2

Social media put to the test in classrooms

September 11, 2009
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An empty building is all that remains of the S&R department store

Everything must go: S&R closes its doors

July 28, 2009
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About half of students arriving at Queen’s can expect to gain two to six pounds in their first year of university.

Balanced lifestyle key to fighting freshman 15

July 28, 2009
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Textbooks can cost a fortune

Textbook shopping made cheap and easy These resources can help you lessen the dent in your

July 28, 2009
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Frosh Extra

July 28, 2009
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The men’s hockey team hopes Payton Liske

Rookie to fill Gaels’ goal gap

July 28, 2009
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Former Gael Adam Simac visited his alma mater along with the Canadian men’s volleyball team to play Australia last week.

Clash of the hemispheres

July 28, 2009
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Outdoor patios like the Duke of Wellington’s are a popular destination for Kingston’s summer residents.

Letters to the Editors

July 28, 2009
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Kingston Employment and Youth Services Program Manager Gillian Watters says Kingston’s struggling tourism industry is primarily to blame for few job openings this summer.

’Tis the summer of discontent

June 23, 2009
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According to a study by researchers at the University of Bristol in the United Kingdom

Drinking your way from glasses to goggles

June 23, 2009
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School of English professor Elaine Armstrong says she thinks this program will attract more international students.

QBridge reaches out internationally

June 23, 2009
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Moroccan-born Montrealer Adil Charkaoui spoke in Dunning Hall on June 16.

‘I’m living under a crazy law’

June 23, 2009
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School of Medicine gets new home

June 23, 2009
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Jacob’s destabilizing and transformative exhibit has a new home on the walls of Union Gallery.

Video voyeur

May 26, 2009
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A protester outside Stauffer Library demonstrates on Monday against Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's declaration of victory in Iran's elections.

‘This is not an election; this is selection’

May 26, 2009
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Supervisor loss leaves students in academic limbo

May 26, 2009
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Woolf in Queen’s clothing once more

April 2, 2009
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Laundry Kingston was voted second best for women’s clothing.

The votes are in for the Best of Kingston

April 2, 2009
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The former Prison for Women (above) and the Tett Centre are two buildings purchased by the University that won’t be ready to develop until adequate funding is availble.

Queen’s Centre steals the spotlight

April 2, 2009
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ASUS President Jacob Mantle was denied approximately $1

Dollars and sense

April 2, 2009
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Queen’s Improv makes a scene at their weekly Monday-night practice. Last evening

Whose team is it, anyway?

March 27, 2009
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Kimberly Sakkal steps into the heroine’s sassy role.

Living after death

March 27, 2009
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Gaels’ defensive lineman Osie Ukwuoma celebrates a defensive play during the Nov. 1 semifinal against the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees.

Gaels prepare for the CFL draft

March 19, 2009
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Former Queen’s receiver Rob Bagg is entering his second full season with the CFL’s Saskatchewan Roughriders.

Bagg rides again in Regina

March 19, 2009
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Jian Yuan Huang and Jerry Ropson explore and deconstruct what it means to come from “the East”—China and Newfoundland respectively—in their art.

Montreal metamorphisis

March 19, 2009
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Vogt C features three flamboyant and poignant one-act plays such as Chekhov’s Drama (above).

A must C

March 19, 2009
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Anti-Coca-Cola organizers Andrea Jones

Students want Coke off campus

March 19, 2009
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Queen’s Reads

March 13, 2009
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To avoid dealing with total strangers when it comes to publishing your work

The ins and outs of self-publishing

March 13, 2009
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Students play dead for climate change

March 13, 2009
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Kyle Topping and Julia Stephens question the objects and intimate details that compose our public and private lives.

Objectified items and identities

March 6, 2009
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Matt Sajn playing a live show at The Grad Club in January.

From Niagara to Kingston, Sajn on

March 6, 2009
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Director Kim Renders’ bold choice of casting all women works with the production’s destabilized generic conventions.

A cursed comedy?

March 6, 2009
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News in brief

March 6, 2009
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AMS President Talia Radcliffe says she doesn’t regret calling for Mantle’s resignation.

AMS president apologizes

March 6, 2009
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Director of Recreation and Athletics Leslie Dal Cin says she was surprised SGPS students voted down the proposed Athletics and Recreation fee increase of $120 spread over three years.

SGPS rejects athletics fee increase

March 6, 2009
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History department undergraduate chair Jeff Brison says he doesn’t think the trend of academic entitlement is a new phenomenon.

Great expectations

March 6, 2009
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Objection to census could land alumnus in jail

February 26, 2009
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A computer virus circulating around Queen’s Webmail with the subject line ‘You have got a new E-card from your friend!’ has created a backlog of computers to be cleaned up by Queen’s IT Services.

Queen’s e-mail plagued by virus

February 26, 2009
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The Sexual Health Resource Centre (SHRC) offers abortion information and an abortion accompaniment service where an SHRC staff member will escort you to the Women’s Clinic.

Abortion and you

February 11, 2009
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Many common fetishes include leather

Find your fetish

February 11, 2009
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Dr. Sonya Nobbe

Get to know the Pill

February 11, 2009
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Acting Vice-Principal (Advancement) Sean Conway says his office has raised $15.3 million of the initial target of $130 million for the Queen’s Centre.

Fundraising in the recession

February 11, 2009
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Gaels’ forward Brandon Perry battles for the puck with a Royal Military College defender in the Carr-Harris Cup match Saturday at the Memorial Centre.

Carr-Harris Cup champions

February 9, 2009
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Presenting Black History Month

February 9, 2009
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Director of Athletics and Recreation Leslie Dal Cin says the department needs more funding to maintain their programs.

Athletics fee increase indeterminate

February 5, 2009
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Atmosphere combines beautiful choreography and costume.

Three’s company

February 5, 2009
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Queen’s Interactive Crisis Simulation Director Paul Hershaw says the main task of the conference will be to debate domestic and foreign policy.

Climate change, compromises and crises

February 5, 2009
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Professor Ana Siljak has been shortlisted for the Charles Taylor Prize for literary non-fiction for her book Angel of Vengeance: The ‘Girl Assassin

Professor nominated for Charles Taylor Prize

February 5, 2009
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Queen’s law professor Kathleen Lahey says the current government is reinforcing the gender gap in Canada.

Federal budget leaves women behind, professor says

February 5, 2009
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Last night’s Queen’s Centre town hall meeting presented students with two new options for moving forward with the project.

A change of plans

February 5, 2009
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Gaels’ forward David Chubb tries to fight off a hook from Ryerson’s Peter Drikos Friday night. Queen’s beat the Rams 4-3.

Men’s hockey picks up two wins

February 2, 2009
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AMS Academic Affairs Commissioner Matthew Lombardi says he thinks CASA will be a good fit for Queen’s because of its advocacy style.

AMS votes to align federally

February 2, 2009
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Male athlete of the week Brady Morrison prepares to make a shootout save against the Royal Military College’s Paul Bradley last Friday at Constantine Arena. The Gaels won 4-3.

Athletes of the week

January 29, 2009
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Queen’s forward Elizabeth Kench stickhandles with York’s Mandy Cole in pursuit Jan. 17. The Gaels face the Guelph Gryphons at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at the Memorial Centre.

Doing the splits

January 29, 2009
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Thinking Inside the Box is in line with Modern Fuel’s experimental mandate.

Illusion in the everyday

January 29, 2009
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The 2009 Federal Budget has allocated money for deferred maintenance projects at Canadian universities. Queen’s has a deferred maintenance backlog of about $145 million.

Federal budget gives $2 billion to infrastructure

January 29, 2009
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Daniel Robert Woolf’s appointment as Queen’s 20th Principal was announced at a press conference on Wednesday. Woolf

Queen’s appoints new principal

January 29, 2009
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Gaels’ forward Brock Ouellet (27) tries to stay on his feet Friday while shooting the puck in past RMC’s Logan Oversby as teammate Brandon Perry (17) looks on. Queen’s beat the Paladins 4-3 in a shootout.

Men’s hockey snaps losing streak

January 26, 2009
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Free Whisky doesn’t disappoint with their diverse and range of instruments

Whisky and Kings bring time warp to Clark

January 26, 2009
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Alistair MacLean

Getting creative in the face of budget cuts

January 23, 2009
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Team CYZ wants to promote student involvement in Queen’s financial decisions.

CYZ and MAP talk cash

January 23, 2009
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Town-Gown Relations Co-ordinator Joan Jones says students can negotiate with landlords.

Landlords and the law

January 19, 2009
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Queen’s left-side hitter Louise Hamill goes for a kill against Lakehead’s Karla Brayshaw (8) and Courtney Felske Sunday.

Women’s volleyball defeats Lakehead

January 19, 2009
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Gaels Cassie Sparks (37) and Victoria Kaufman (27) fight for the puck against York’s Courtney Unruh Saturday.

New year, new problems

January 19, 2009
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Fourth-year student Katie Underwood settles in for a night in the JDUC.

Spending a hard day’s night on campus

January 19, 2009
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Presidential candidate Colin McLeod

MAP leaning on three pillars

January 19, 2009
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Date rape drug use on the rise

January 19, 2009
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Queen’s wrestling coach Jamie Macari (right) looks on as two of his athletes practice Wednesday in the PEC.

The Wrestler

January 16, 2009
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Presidential candidate Michael Ceci

CYZ running gimmick-free

January 16, 2009
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Gaels’ outside hitter Jeff DeMeza goes for a block against McMaster Saturday at Bartlett Gym. Queen’s won in five sets.

Marauders stumble against Gaels

January 13, 2009
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Queen’s outside hitter Lorna Button goes for a kill Saturday.

Two close battles, one solid victory

January 13, 2009
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Liam Karry cites Kingston’s DIY work ethic as fuel for his vision of engaging theatre.

Threads of theatre

January 13, 2009
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PSAC Regional Organizer Christopher Wilson says voting for unionization is an important expression of workers’ democratic rights.

TAs, TFs vote ‘no’ to union

January 13, 2009
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Christopher Bowie (left) and Jeremy Stewart (right) test out an electroencephalogram. Bowie was awared $74

Chartering the right to healthcare

January 9, 2009
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Nat Fried plays Aaron in a play that packs so much kick it will leave you speechless.

Carnage, cruelty and catharsis

January 9, 2009
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An estimated 10 million Canadians say they have used marijuana at least once in their lives.

Weeding out anti-drug attitudes

November 27, 2008
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Health and home

November 27, 2008
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The sensation over sanitization

November 27, 2008
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MHAC Co-Chairs Courtney Brennan

Lowering stress is key to success

November 27, 2008
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Spice up your winter with these cinnamon-infused latkes and zippy black bean salad.

’Tis the season for festive feasting

November 27, 2008
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Gnu Ground throws a wrench in the suburdan family unit in The Last One to Bed.

Group breaking Gnu ground

November 27, 2008
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Goodes Hall has one commissionaire on duty to do rounds on a continual basis. They patrol classrooms

Late-night study safety

November 27, 2008
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Economics department undergraduate chair Lorne Carmichael says some students have expressed interest in learning more about the current financial crisis.

In the market for answers

November 21, 2008
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Principal Tom Williams said he doesn’t expect alumni donations to decrease as a result of moving Homecoming from September to May.

Spring reunion planned for May

November 21, 2008
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Kevin Doe plays a young Albert Einstein in Chaos Theory’s latest production.

The science of retrospect, the staging of histories

November 14, 2008
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TAFA organizer Amanda Wilson says if TAs at Queen’s are successful in unionizing

Strike at York teaches Queen’s a lesson

November 14, 2008
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Principal Tom Williams announced at a press conference Tuesday morning that fall Homecoming for the next two years will be cancelled.

Fall Homecoming cancelled

November 14, 2008
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staff struggle to unionize

November 7, 2008
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Last night’s ASUS Special General Assembly in Wallace Hall was filled to capacity with students. Around 7:44 p.m.

‘I will not be stepping down’

November 7, 2008
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Walking scared

October 31, 2008
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Nuno da Silva encourages individuals to use generic carbon calculators to reduce their carbon footprints.

Shrinking your ecological imprint

October 31, 2008
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Nocturnal percussions

October 31, 2008
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ASUS President Jacob Mantle says he has yet to make up his mind about whether or not he’ll resign.

AMS asks Jacob Mantle to resign

October 31, 2008
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Former Prime Minister John Turner speaks at a tribute event at Grant Hall on Friday.

Talking trade with John Turner

October 28, 2008
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Re-creating and ing

October 28, 2008
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Translation fallacy at work?

C’est what? Tackling language problems

October 24, 2008
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Sex! The Musical is a hilarious high school sex education romp that infuses refreshing energy into the Vogt studio series.

Vogt A strikes a sexy pose

October 24, 2008
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Queen’s Justin Wood takes on Toronto’s Tristan Scott.

Home isn’t where the wins are

October 21, 2008
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Gaels’ midfielder Erin Smith slides to clear the ball against Ryerson’s Susanne Briggs Saturday.

Late goal spoils homestand

October 21, 2008
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The CBC reported this year’s voter turnout was the lowest in Canada’s history.

Fulfilling their civic duty… if they have to

October 17, 2008
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AMS Academic Affairs Commissioner Matthew Lombardi says ing CASA would give the AMS a stronger voice to lobby the federal government.

AMS seeks out new alliance

October 17, 2008
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Students have been paying 10 cents more per page when photocopying reserved readings at the P&CC since Sept. 26.

P&CC ‘misunderstood’ copyright laws

October 17, 2008
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Incumbent Member of Parliament Peter Milliken talks to the press after learning of his impending victory.

Milliken is ‘seven times lucky’

October 15, 2008
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Queen’s right back Sara Buckham competes for a header with Paladins’ striker Laura Gray Wednesday at Richardson Stadium.

Gaels knock off Paladins

October 14, 2008
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Not ed to vote? No problem. Just bring photo ID and a piece of mail with your address on it to your local polling station.

And the riding goes to…

October 14, 2008
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Queen’s midfielder Braden Hergott guards the ball from Bishop’s midfielder Jackson Gair Sunday at North Field.

Gaels gutted by Gaiters

October 7, 2008
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Queen’s Carley Miller avoids a stick lift from Western’s Adrianna Clapp Saturday.

Communication breakdown

October 7, 2008
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New Democratic Party candidate Rick Downes says he wants to bring corporate welfare money back into programs such as health care.

Rick Downes: Working for the common good

October 7, 2008
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Student Trustee Michael Ceci

Queen’s Centre budget increased again

October 7, 2008
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MCRC vice-president Jessica Cha says she’d like to see a stricter discipline system in residence.

Peer-based discipline ‘more fair’

October 2, 2008
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All that local jazz

October 2, 2008
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Queen’s Computing Science professor David Skillicorn says campaign ments are harder to analyze than speeches because they’re more staged.

Queen’s own spin doctor

September 30, 2008
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Toronto attack player Will Dunlop sends Queen’s middle Stephen Bathe head over heels.

Gaels edge Varsity

September 30, 2008
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Home to the highest indoor climbing wall in the country and only 20 minutes away from campus

Work up a sweat outside the PEC

September 26, 2008
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One of the best features of the Toucan is the cheap weekend breakfast.

Top Limestone city eateries

September 26, 2008
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Welcome to Kingston

September 26, 2008
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Gaels’ midfielder Mike Arnold clears the ball away from Carleton’s Matthew D’Angelo Wednesday. Queen’s lost 2-1.

Men’s soccer drops three more points

September 26, 2008
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Queen’s midfielder Erin Smith heads the ball Wednesday while battling Carleton’s Diane Jodoin as Amanda Ngwafusi looks on.

Gaels clip Ravens’ wings

September 26, 2008
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Queen’s defeats Western in Homecoming battle

September 26, 2008
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Career Services Career Information Co-ordinator Debbie Mundell says students applying to master’s programs should spend time working on applications every day.

Graduate issions get personal

September 23, 2008
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Gaels’ striker Kelli Chamberlain tries to keep the ball in play against Laurentian’s Krista Pantin in Sunday’s game at Richardson Stadium. Queen’s lost 1-0

One step forward, one step back

September 23, 2008
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Commerce Society President Matthew Price says ComSoc’s Core Fund fee goes towards items that will benefit one class of the Commerce program.

Breaking down faculty budgets

September 23, 2008
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Gaels’ midfielder Andrew Colosimo dribbles past RMC’s Alexi Ouellet as fellow Gael Steve Irish looks on.

Men’s soccer beats rivals

September 19, 2008
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The Gaels’ Torey Kohara is taken down by McGill defender Jonathan Zimmerman in Saturday’s lacrosse match at North Field. The Redmen beat Queen’s 9-8 on a last-second goal.

Sports in brief

September 16, 2008
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Queen’s forward Victoria Kaufman (27) attempts a in Sunday’s game.

Aeros soar over Gaels Sunday

September 16, 2008
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Queen’s running back Mike Giffin hurdles Laurier free safety Courtney Stephen Saturday as teammate Scott Stinson (83) looks on. The Gaels beat Laurier for the first time in five years.

Gaels taste revenge

September 16, 2008
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The Federal Election is set for Tuesday

Alienating the electorate

September 16, 2008
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David Ross’s vibrant sculptures and quilts are autobiographical and relate to his experiences living in Japan.

A forest for the trees

September 16, 2008
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The Student Relations Committee’s online survey runs online from Sept. 1 to Sept. 19 and seeks student input on city-run services such as recycling.

Online survey seeks student perspective

September 16, 2008
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Textbook costs have increased at 278 per cent of the rate of inflation over the past 12 years.

A price tag for the books

September 12, 2008
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Gaels fall to Trent in regular-season opener

September 12, 2008
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While QCARD is famously frustrating as a program

Why does it have to be so QHARD?

September 12, 2008
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The Artel is home to an eclectic mix of visual art and concerts.

Get out there! A Kingston venue guide

September 12, 2008
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Scott Arsenault plays the bumbling Felix Humble

Humble Bees

September 12, 2008
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University Secretary Georgina Moore says the hiring of Queen’s next principal lies with the Board of Trustees.

Principal search goes public

September 12, 2008
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Students try out for the Queen’s Sailing Team on Lake Ontario Thursday. The team recently purchased 10 new boats with the Kingston Yacht Club’s help.

Knot your average sport

September 9, 2008
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Queen’s Breanne Sherwood is tackled in Sunday’s rainy exhibition match against the Carleton Ravens as teammate Catherine Foster looks on. The Gaels beat the Ravens 32-8.

Sports in Brief

September 9, 2008
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Gaels’ striker Renee MacLellan battles Trent’s Marie-Michelle Sullivan for the ball Saturday.

A win and a loss for women’s soccer

September 9, 2008
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Gaels’ midfielder Steve Irish goes airborne against Trent’s Andrew Knapp in Saturday’s season-opener at Richardson Stadium. Queen’s won 2-1.

Baptism by fire

September 9, 2008
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Graphology suggests an individual’s handwriting provides clues to their personality.

Graphology gets more wrong than write

September 9, 2008
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Sci ’44 Co-op General Manager Brent Bellamy says the 20 houses owned by Sci ’44 co-op are currently undergoing a $120

Students green up their act

September 9, 2008
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Queen’s guard Dan Bannister drives against two Bulls Sunday.

Gaels beat NCAA school

September 5, 2008
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The summer vacation period provides much-needed recreation time for stressed out students.

A summer-y of current vacation theories

September 5, 2008
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Local artist Rebecca Soudant

Finding art in community

September 5, 2008
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Graduate students explore the information booths at the first-ever graduate student orientation on Sept. 2.

Graduate students sample the frosh life

September 5, 2008
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By getting involved

Redefining campus activism

July 29, 2008
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Romance in residence can be as simple as a microwave

Micro-wave goodbye to bland caf food

July 29, 2008
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The Ghetto: unplugged

July 29, 2008
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Incoming Chancellor David Dodge will lead the University’s search for a new principal.

From Hitchcock to headhunters

June 24, 2008
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The Brew Pub boasts two patios: this one on Clarence St

Sun and suds make for patio perfection

June 24, 2008
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Filling the Void in Union Gallery

June 24, 2008
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Carlyn Bezic’s “Distortions” is a fresh perspective on body image

Bringing feminism forward

March 28, 2008
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Ashley Peoples stands out as Daisy McCabe in Vogt B’s staging of Timothy Findley’s story Losers

Off to a strong start

February 8, 2008
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How efficient is your house?

January 18, 2008
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Sharon Muilwyk’s exhibit en route depicts the artist’s colourful interpretation of landscapes across southern Ontario in her oil painting pieces.

In-between being

November 23, 2007
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Paying the price for loans

November 16, 2007
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Gab Kokas and Chris Saba’s portion of Inaugural Doodlezoo will double as their gallery space for the show’s duration.

Finding art in the process

November 9, 2007
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M.P. Tully started drawing sketches of musicians to keep from feeling restless at concerts.

Sketches bring life to fantasy

November 2, 2007
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