Expanding our horizons
Why Douglas College should offer more baccalaureate degrees By Dale Pereira, Contributor More and more students are choosing to attend…
Category: OPINIONS
Not so innocuous inoculation
BC Nurses’ Union not calling the shots By Eric Wilkins, Staff Writer Last month, Provincial Health Officer Perry Kendall made…
Bad is bad, but passive is worse
Why passivity is unacceptable By Natalie Serafini, Opinions Editor “First they came for the Jews and I did not speak…
Livin’ la vida LG
In the defence of LGs By Natalie Serafini, Opinions Editor LGs—or little girls, for those of you behind on their…
Two-tier travesty?
BC should re-evaluate current healthcare laws By Natalie Serafini, Opinions Editor As Canadians, we’re supposed to be treated equally in…
50 shades of erotica
Gender roles and romance novels By Jennifer Markham, Contributor As most popular book series do, it felt as though it…
Honka honka burning hate
Why you need to lay off the horn By Natalie Serafini, Opinions Editor Honking has become many people’s idea of…
Vitaminwater: the good stuff fools go for
Why the latest drink craze isn’t the health kick you’ve been searching for By Jacey Gibb, Opinions Editor Who isn’t…
On the offensive
Does offensive material have a place in comedy? By Natalie Serafini, Staff Writer Free speech versus offence usually isn’t too…
The dark plight rises
Aurora shooting was tragic, but has also been misconstrued By Jacey Gibb, Opinions Editor The evening of July 29, 2012…