Taylor Swift attempts to stay relevant⌠and falls flat on her face
Sonically Swift stumbles throughout, and every sound and lyric that she tries to pass off as new and edgy is blander than anything.
âOvercookedâ serves up a lot of fun
As you can see, it escalates quickly from the run-of-the-mill kitchen of the first level.
Tommy Wiseau, âThe Disaster Artist,â and âThe Roomâ
Thereâs a beauty in the stories of The Room and The Disaster Artist, and one canât help but cheer for Wiseauâs innocence and dreams even as he fails spectacularly.
Upcoming Music Department performances
Looking for some lovely live music to take your mind off paper and exam stress?
Holiday movies donât have to be the same every year
Christmas and holiday themed movies are great, but when you get tired of watching the same ones every year, try some more unconventional holiday entertainment to get into the spirit of the season.
First Nations writers share their stories at âAboriginal Voicesâ
âThese are stories that have to come out, and these writers and readers brought those stories out to share with people.â â Dave Seaweed, Aboriginal Coordinator
The psychology of guns
Many of the gun owners that Iâve spoken to over the years have expressed a very pragmatic view in regards to gun ownership.
National November Writing Month
While Iâm not proud of the final product, I am proud of knowing that I am capable of writing that many words in a (somewhat) coherent structure.
Douglas to host truth and reconciliation discussion
âWe will focus on individuals and how they can get involved,â Gail Edwards, Douglas College history professor
Douglas College instructor wins award
âThe most rewarding aspect of my job is, by far, the growth of the students,â Tricia Rachfall, therapeutic recreation instructor