Love interests and villains: the one-dimensional writing of women in Batman
‘Batman: The Widening Gyre’ review By Brittney MacDonald, Contributor 3/5 Batman: The Widening Gyre, written by Kevin Smith, explores Batman’s…
Category: ARTS
Douglas College’s ‘Steel Magnolias’ pulls on heartstrings
Cast chemistry goes a long way By Cheryl Minns, Arts Editor You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, and you’ll wish your hairstylist…
One man’s junk is an artist’s treasure
Eco-friendly artist coming to Douglas College By Cheryl Minns, Arts Editor Mixed media artist Cynthia Minden has always had an…
Advocating for arts in the sleepy suburbs
Helen Daniels examines arts in the sleepy suburbs By Julia Siedlanowska, Staff Writer When comparing the suburbs to Vancouver, there’s…
‘A Macbeth’ brings a little magic to Douglas College
Actors discuss play’s wardrobe and challenges By Cheryl Minns, Arts Editor William Shakespeare’s Macbeth just got a lot more magical…
British Pantomime 101: Intro to Panto
An unconventional Christmas tradition in live theatre By Clive Ramroop, Contributor This is the first article in a series about…
True believers, unite!
‘LEGO Marvel Super Heroes’ review By Steven Cayer, Senior Columnist 5/5 When The Avengers came out last year, fans of…
The Oatmeal presents food for thought
Cartoonist premiers new book at Chapters By Cheryl Minns, Arts Editor Cartoonist Matthew Inman, also known as The Oatmeal, presented…
‘Prism’ presents the passion of Perry
Katy’s fourth album shows depth, growth By Sophie Isbister, Life & Style Editor 5/5 Prism, the fourth studio album from…
‘The Dark and the Wounded’ teaches viewers to heal
An immersive art experience at Riverview Hospital By Aidan Mouellic, Staff Writer I’ve visited art galleries and museums all around…