FROM THE KINGSTON WHIG-STANDARD By Ian Elliot Local News – Monday, September 26, 2005 @ 07:00 In the aftermath of this weekend’s Homecoming havoc, Queen’s University officials say they will examine the future of the annual event. Police and university officials vowed tough sanctions against those involved in an out-of-control street party that attracted between [...]
ABERDEEN — ADAPTED BY GEOFF SMITH 9/26/05 (with apologies to Abilene, and John Loudermilk, who did the words and music….) ABERDEEN, ABERDEEN. PRETTIEST STREET I’VE NEVER SEEN STUDENTS THERE WILL TREAT YOU MEAN ON ABERDEEN, MY ABERDEEN. I SIT ALONE MOST EVERY NIGHT WATCH THE REVELERS GET IN A BIG FIGHT GLAD THAT THEY’RE NOT [...]
Took a bicycle ride this morning around 8:30 a.m. through the Aberdeen ghetto. Looked bad, real bad. Question is not if, but when Fit will hit the shan. Monday morning–watch the Whig for community outrage. Understandable. Time for some orginal thinking and student input. What to do? Answers forthcoming?? From the admin? No, we must [...]
So, another antiwar statement by Peace Kingston and Queen’s Against War–focusing once again on the miscreance that describes Sir George W. Bush’s policies since 9/11. The problems with the U.S. role in the Middle East are legion, and well known. Yesterday in Kingston, gathering power in front of Stauffer Library as the alumni from this [...]
Date: Wed, 21 Sep 2005 18:26:22 -0400 To: letters@globeandmail.ca From: Geoffrey Smith Subject: hurricanes and destiny Hurricanes are nothing new, of course. They’ve been around for a long, long time. But recently, one notes the increase in their numbers and severity. A while ago, a lurid film, “The Day After Tomorrow,” suggested that human beings [...]