The punk rock pension
Green Day grows old in three chords By Elliot Chan, Contributor Punk: Green Day was once the genre’s semi-questionable idol.…
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‘Round and ‘round the ‘Looper’ goes
Where Joe ends up, nobody knows By Angela Espinoza, Arts Editor 5/5 Take beloved action star Bruce Willis, indie darling…
‘Lightning’ strikes, but it’s not ‘Grand’
By Elliot Chan, Contributor 3/5 If the fleeting moments of summer could be captured on an album, then Matt &…
Step write up!
25th Vancouver Writers Fest comes to town By Eric Wilkins, Staff Writer Are you an avid reader? Or perhaps an…
Big things for the small screen
What fall sweeps have to offer By Lauren Paulsen, Contributor The last week of September ended with a bunch of…
Songs and stories woven together
By Kayla Steinman, Contributor From songs about autumn to songs that say goodbye, last Thursday’s Arts at One performance,…
Simpsons did it, now they need to stop
The wonderful time I’ve had with ‘The Simpsons’ and how they need to go By Angela Espinoza, Arts Editor Season…
Fall in love with ‘The Sticks’
By Sophie Isbister, Contributor 5/5 Released on September 18, a mere year and a half after 2011’s Eureka, local indie…
Finding identity through the arts
Nyla Sunga’s ‘Rhythm Stories’ at Douglas College By Joel MacKenzie, Staff Writer Last Friday, September 21, at Douglas College’s Amelia…
The professional dilemmas of ‘The Mob Doctor’
By Lauren Paulsen, Contributor 3/5 The Mob Doctor, an American series that premiered last Sunday night on Fox, as the…