Erin Flegg

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Last Words

April 2, 2009
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Making ends meet around the world

April 2, 2009
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Business professor Steven Moore says anyone can operate their own power system.

Leading the (solar) charge

January 26, 2009
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An article that appeared on the front page of Wednesday’s Globe and Mail about Queen’s intergroup program has garnered national attention

Intergroup program receives national attention

November 21, 2008
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Vice-Principal (Academic) Patrick Deane says the 15 per cent budget cut could result in changing degree requirements for certain programs.

Budget cuts across the board

November 21, 2008
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Come in, don’t cop out

November 14, 2008
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You Say Party! We Say Die! tour Canada with revamped songs and their typical dancy

Give me a party or give me death

October 17, 2008
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Getting creative outside the bubble

September 26, 2008
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News in Brief

September 9, 2008
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Evolution of the Pit

July 29, 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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News in Brief

May 27, 2008
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Engineering Society President Jordan Black speaks at the Feb. 7 focus council meeting on Clark Hall Pub.

Clark stays closed

March 20, 2008
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Candidates take questions from students during Wednesday night’s rector debate.

Platform similarities prevail at rector debates

March 7, 2008
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McGill forward Sam Bloom celebrates a goal in a Nov. 10 game as Gaels (left to right) T.J. Sutter

Hockey can’t handle McGill

February 29, 2008
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Rector candidates (clockwise) John Wintermeyer

Introducing your rector candidates

February 29, 2008
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McGill batters men’s hockey

February 15, 2008
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$7,000 rector-only election planned for March

February 5, 2008
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Western Gazette examines ethics

February 1, 2008
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Votes are counted in the JDUC in Wednesday’s AMS election.

Third recount for AMS election

February 1, 2008
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Team WCW spends their last day on the campaign trail.

AMS teams gear up for election

January 29, 2008
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CESA teams base their campaign on inclusivity

January 25, 2008
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The AMS signed an agreement with the University to contribute a total of $25.5 million to the Queen’s Centre project. Team ACH would consider withholding the AMS’s annual contribution.

ACH would bargain with student money

January 25, 2008
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Clark Hall Pub tops EngSoc platforms

January 22, 2008
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Rector election pushed back

January 18, 2008
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ACH to bridge ‘disconnect’

January 18, 2008
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Clark files hindered financial audit

January 15, 2008
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Queen’s gives $175,000 to city for Homecoming

January 11, 2008
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Plan set for pub’s future

January 11, 2008
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Queen’s makes a grab for grads

November 29, 2007
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Growth factor

November 29, 2007
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Councilor Bill Glover put forward the motion ed at council.

Council strikes group to discuss Aberdeen

November 23, 2007
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Mayor Harvey Rosen says the city is looking for the provincial government to conduct a review of the head tax applied to colleges and universities across Ontario.

City loses taxes on University property

November 16, 2007
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Uneasy bedfellows

November 16, 2007
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CFRC fee increase fails, budgets $25K loss

November 9, 2007
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AMS puts code, review to plebiscite

November 2, 2007
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Language programs will meet soon to discuss the future of language studies at Queen’s.

Small programs fight cut

October 30, 2007
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The Coffee & Company on Division Street closed Friday after six years.

Coffee & Company closes doors quietly

October 23, 2007
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Insp. Brian Cookman says Kingston Police don’t like to impose on other forces.

Party proves pricey

October 19, 2007
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Police officer assaulted on Aberdeen

October 16, 2007
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As was the case last year

Students from across Ontario flock to Kingston

October 12, 2007
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Electorate votes down MMP

October 11, 2007
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Civil court no place for off-court disputes

October 9, 2007
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Reluctant council to close Aberdeen

October 9, 2007
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No whispering of sweet nothings

October 2, 2007
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Clark Hall Pub hosts one-time Ritual

October 2, 2007
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AMS budgets for another loss in operating fund

September 28, 2007
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Bill Glover hopes the University will look for solutions to student misbehaviour year ’round.

Closure rests on city council debate

September 28, 2007
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John Gerretsen says the Ghetto is not as bad as people think it is.

Talking property standards with the housing minister

September 25, 2007
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Department funds cut

September 18, 2007
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Clark Hall Pub staff paid less for drinks

September 14, 2007
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Two frosh move into Victoria Hall last Sunday. 150 volunteers helped direct traffic to lessen construction-related jams.

Volunteers relieve construction chaos on move-in day

September 7, 2007
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Queen’s to apply for four separate liquor licences

September 7, 2007
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Associate Vice-Principal (Facilities) Ann Browne says she patrols construction sites daily to ensure signs are still up.

Construction security increased as students return

September 7, 2007
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Bruce Griffiths

Queen’s liquor licence legacy

September 7, 2007
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Peter Kissick says lending money to staff from the till is extremely bad business practice.

Clark Hall Pub loaned cash from till

September 7, 2007
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Butler gets two-year probation

July 31, 2007
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Jeff Warshafsky

Code of conduct revised after 15 years

July 31, 2007
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Cultural critic pushes poetic limits

June 26, 2007
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Clark Hall Pub to close

June 26, 2007
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Western Gazette faces istrative review

May 29, 2007
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Pictured on the ice at Jock Harty

The problem with scholarships

April 5, 2007
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Queen’s figure skating club president Jessica Hickey

Final days of a hockey legacy

April 5, 2007
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The men’s basketball team were ranked 11th in the country on three occasions this season.

The recruiting game

March 30, 2007
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Basketball coach Rob Smart said Queen’s needs to change its attitude toward athletics.

Breaking down the roadblocks to success

March 23, 2007
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Healthy competition

March 9, 2007
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Chris Van Dyk goes in for the kill against UBC last Friday

Men ousted from nationals

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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Athletes speak up at open forum

March 2, 2007
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The Gaels couldn’t overcome the York Lions

Women lose division final to York

March 2, 2007
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The Queen’s women’s football team plays Western at the annual Powderpuff Football Tournament last Saturday at Laurier.

Powderpuff football is no picnic

February 16, 2007
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Youth on Kingston’s streets

February 16, 2007
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FebFest honours first hockey game

February 13, 2007
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Nordic skiers head to provincial championships

February 9, 2007
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Bob Crawford is the spokesperson for the review of Queen’s Athletics and Recreation.

Sports funding goes under the microscope

February 9, 2007
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Scott wins EngSoc president

February 8, 2007
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Devon Miller goes for a tip against the Ryerson Rams on Saturday.

Volleyball keeps composure

February 6, 2007
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Women’s volleyball holds on to playoff spot

February 2, 2007
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Track gets taste of national field

February 2, 2007
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Volleyball kept on its toes

February 2, 2007
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The theme for the Winter Adaptive Games was superheroes.

Winter Adaptive Games a ‘Marvel’ous day

January 30, 2007
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Baris Ondul aims for the basket against Ryerson on Saturday at home.

Basketball bounces back

January 30, 2007
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Jordan Balaban (left) and Ryan Hairsine scrimmage at practice on Wednesday.

Men’s basketball demands respect

January 26, 2007
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Lousie Hamill (15) goes in for the kill in Saturday’s game against the Ottawa Gee-Gees. The Gaels lost in straight sets.

Volleyball braces for Mustangs

January 26, 2007
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Volleyball masters Marauders

January 23, 2007
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Gaels to host world-class meet

January 19, 2007
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Darryl McGrath is a member of the Queen’s mountain biking team coached by third-year student Cam Robertston.

Student-coaches steer their peers

January 19, 2007
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Ryan Gibb spent two years with the OHL’s Oshawa Generals and a year with the Junior “A” Georgetown Raiders before ing the Queen’s Golden Gaels.

Rookie goalie makes his mark

January 16, 2007
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Leong goes skydiving while on exchange at the University of New South Wales.

A lesson in long distance learning: the ins and outs of exchange

January 16, 2007
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The Journal’s Fall Report Card for rugby and field hockey

January 12, 2007
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Men’s volleyball goes south for holidays

January 12, 2007
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Volleyball inexperienced in the clutch

November 30, 2006
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Fall term athletes are

The Golden Gaels’ fall report card

November 30, 2006
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Athletes of the Term (clockwise from top left): Elish McConville

Athletes of the Term

November 24, 2006
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Rival Rams hand volleyball first loss

November 24, 2006
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A Gael warms up at the Queen’s Invitational skating competition at Jock Harty Arena last Friday.

Figure skating finishes fourth

November 24, 2006
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John Phelan worked with the 2002 Olympic men’s hockey team as well as several NHL teams.

The cerebral side of sport

November 17, 2006
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Kill McGill trip goes sour

November 10, 2006
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‘He always had time for everyone’

November 10, 2006
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Queen’s receiver Rob Bagg breaks a tackle during Saturday’s semifinal in Ottawa.

Football ousted by Gee-Gees

November 10, 2006
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A Queen’s defender makes a tackle in last weekend’s game.

Gaels prepare to meet Gee-Gees in OUA semifinal

November 3, 2006
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The women’s volleyball warms up before their match against the University of Toronto.

Men perform under pressure

November 3, 2006
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Lacrosse loses to Laurier

October 31, 2006
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Gaels celebrate their win after beating the McMaster Marauders 25-19 in Saturday’s quarter-final game.

Golden Gaels stun McMaster

October 31, 2006
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Unforced errors cost volleyball Gaels

October 27, 2006
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In tomorrow’s OUA championship race the women will run two

Over the hill and far away

October 27, 2006
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The truth you should handle

October 24, 2006
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Players congratulate each other after a point against Western.

Volleyball starts strong

October 24, 2006
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Queen’s receiver Rob Bagg hangs on for a 23-yard touchdown

Football dives into playoffs

October 24, 2006
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Queen’s defenders take down Lions wide receiver Steven Hughes during their game at York last Saturday.

Losing streak ends with win at York

October 20, 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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Jeff DeMeza celebrates after a point against York during Saturday’s semi-final.

Volleyball wins title at home

October 17, 2006
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The football team practiced Wednesday in preparation for their meeting with York on the 21st.

Football drops the ball

October 13, 2006
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Craig Kielburger talks with a child as part of his work with Free The Children.

Kielburger’s crusade to Free the Children

October 13, 2006
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Cross-country goes the extra mile

October 3, 2006
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Stephen Gauthier makes during Saturday’s doubleheader against York at Megaffin Park.

Men’s baseball to face York in playoffs

October 3, 2006
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Robert Kitz was first across the line at the Western International last Saturday.

Runner wins gold at Western

September 29, 2006
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The men will play RMC Wednesday in Jock Harty Arena.

Men’s hockey to announce final roster after 52 players try out

September 26, 2006
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Women’s rugby will play their next three games on the road.

Mustangs run over women’s rugby

September 26, 2006
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Women’s lacrosse played three strong games to start the season with a 3-0 record.

Winning weekend for women’s lacrosse

September 26, 2006
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Queen’s runners Travis Saunders

Cross-country men fourth, women fifth

September 22, 2006
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The Gaels battle it out with the Gryphons on Saturday at Alumni Stadium in Guelph.

Football defeats Gryphons in Guelph

September 12, 2006
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Jesse Kugler pitched a strong opening game during their opening weekend.

Baseball wins double-header

September 12, 2006
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Stuart Hamilton

Volleyball Gael competes in Poland

September 8, 2006
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Fullback Mike Giffen charges towards the end zone on his way to a touchdown.

Football opens season with a bang

September 8, 2006
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Evaluating student aid

September 8, 2006
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Gibson said he hopes to improve the team’s conditioning.

Brett Gibson named men’s hockey coach

July 25, 2006
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The new Golden Gaels

July 25, 2006
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The Olympics or the World Cup?

June 27, 2006
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The Wolfe Island ferry—known as the Wolfe Islander III—is one of the sweetest rides in Kingston

Summertime out of the city

June 27, 2006
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OUA votes in favour of financial awards

May 30, 2006
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Gaels award winners and graduating athletes perform one last Oil Thigh together.

Martin, Hogsden headline awards

April 6, 2006
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The Gaels defence celebrates a stop—in traditional gold—on Homecoming Saturday.

Gaels golden again

March 31, 2006
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Conditions were perfect for the Powder Puff tournament at Laurier.

Gridiron explodes in puff of powder

March 24, 2006
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Queen’s runner Jan Stirling fires out of the starting blocks.

Always a bridesmaid

March 17, 2006
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Queen’s keeps the ball alive in CIS championship action.

Volleyball spikes 34-year drought

March 10, 2006
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Men’s volleyball celebrates their OUA championship in Bartlett Gym.

Volleyball brings home OUA crown

March 3, 2006
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Men’s volleyball rolls into playoffs

February 14, 2006
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Going the distance

February 3, 2006
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Waterloo blues

January 27, 2006
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Brennan Mercer and Dave Wilson

MCRC aims to spruce up common rooms

January 20, 2006
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Queen’s went the distance in both their games this week

Volleyball notches key wins

January 17, 2006
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Women’s volleyball has displayed no lack of hustle thus far this year.

Silver for volleyball

January 13, 2006
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Men’s volleyball came back from Western and Windsor two wins richer.

Winning out West

November 25, 2005
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Student speaker named champ at Winter Fair

November 25, 2005
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Women’s volleyball fell to the Ottawa Gee-Gees

Strong homestand for volleyball

November 11, 2005
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Women’s rugby was unable to muster enough offence to overcome the Waterloo Warriors in quarterfinal action.

Women’s rugby makes early exit

October 25, 2005
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The Golden Hawks couldn’t keep up with women’s rugby as Queen’s completed a perfect regular season on Saturday.

Women’s rugby perfect for playoffs

October 18, 2005
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Constable Mark Aird says all Queen’s students he has arrested have talked themselves into jail.

Riding with Kingston’s finest

February 5, 2009
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Robert Lovelace

Queen’s professor released from jail

June 24, 2008
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ers rally in Napanee to protest urnanium mining.

Queen’s professor jailed for protest

February 29, 2008
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CESA teams base their campaign on inclusivity

January 25, 2008
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Alex Seebach and Larisa Droll of Queen’s No Sweat are pushing Queen’s to adopt the Designated Suppliers Program.

University considers ethics of outfitting

November 9, 2007
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