Queen's University — Since 1873
5th October 2010

Issue in Photos

By Journal Staff

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Running back Jimmy Therrien is tackled to the ground by the Mustangs. The light weight women’s eight racing through the Trent Canal in Peterborough. Meredith Raddysh, steals the ball from an RMC forward. Queen’s Gaels won 6-0 moving them up to fifth in the nation. Professor Bill Flanagan with Hope, the calf sold at auction. Before Aoki became an electro-entrepreneur, DJing took a backseat to studying as he worked towards his dual degree in sociology and women’s studies. Napster founder Sean Parker (Justin Timberlake) earns Zuckerberg’s (Jesse Eisenberg) trust with personal incentives. Charlie Roby, Mark Gane and Bryson Winchester fill a quadrophonic sound space with constantly churning music. Nuit Blanche invites Torontonians to experience and interact with a multitude of artistic installations like “Crossings” (above) at the ROM and the Yorkville performance of artist Kent Monkman a.k.a. Miss Chief Eagle Testickle (below). The heavyweight women’s eight won gold over the weekend at the Head of the Trent. The Ethers claim country soul trickles down into every genre, whether it be Neil Young, Bruce Springsteen or rockers Wilco. Red wine sangria. The women’s soccer team came away from their home-and-home series with six points, defeating RMC Saturday 2-1 and on Sunday 6-0. Pumpkin bars. Triple chocolate cookies. Caroline Davis (left) and Bob Silverman (right) say that talks with campus unions may play a role in Queen’s students education. Farooq Syed, Comm ’13 says that the international response to the flooding in Pakistan has been slow and underwhelming. John Gerretsen Barrie Chalmers Nathan Wilson Rob Matheson Kevin Lavalley John Last Director of Educational Equity and Diversity Projects and Chair of DET Adnan Husain says the DET Action Plan aims to create an inclusive campus climate. Shirley Tilghman, president of Princeton University delivers a speech on women in science last Friday in Walter Light Hall. Aoki’s show tomorrow brings a forecast of debauchery with a heavy chance of vodka showers.
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