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Two and out

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A pair of losses at the national championships couldn’t dampen the success women’s basketball achieved this year. The Gaels’ 2013-14 season officially ended with losses to the Saskatchewan Huskies and Alberta Pandas in the CIS championships in Windsor last weekend. Queen’s fell 61-52 to Saskatchewan...

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Nationwide clash in Windsor

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This weekend’s women’s basketball national championships will give Queen’s a chance for redemption. After losing 73-48 to the Windsor Lancers in last Saturday’s OUA title game, the Gaels will tip off again today in Windsor — this time, in the CIS quarterfinals. Last weekend’s loss means they finished...

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For my mom, love from John

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Sometimes, playing music is an addiction. “My friend said that all the songs we’re playing were like smokes, because playing the music was more addictive than smoking,” said singer-songwriter John Antoniuk. “I’d light a smoke, set it in the ashtray, then play the songs until the cigarettes burned...

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Prairie cover premiere

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Few Saskatchewan bands make the cover of Rolling Stone. The Sheepdogs are an exception. The band was announced as the winner of Rolling Stone’s Do You Wanna be a Rock and Roll Star contest in August, beating out 15 other unsigned musicians. Their victory marked them as the first unsigned band to be...

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