On February 23, local Vancouver wordsmith John Vaillant met with creative writing students in Douglas Collegeās Aboriginal Gathering Place to discuss the writing and publishing of his award winning books The Golden Spruce, The Tiger, and The Jaguarās Children.
Some co-op games are easy. Some are difficult. And in some cases, a different version of an easy game can be brutal.
Allan Lysell, the chair of Douglasā theatre program, has spent his life on the stage, following a passion that began in high school after the Vancouver Playhouse visited his school to present a selection of Shakespeare scenes.
I watched them fall around meāmy friends, all of them dead, and myself about to follow in a few short moments.
Although Franceās contributions to the evolution of modern film and music are many and varied, I must admit that I am fairly illiterate when it comes to French culture.
Weāve all heard Uncle Benās old adage, āWith great power comes great responsibility,ā but what if that wasnāt true? What if you chose not to be a hero, and instead be as selfish and self-serving as possible?
Iāll preface this by making it clear that this isnāt a review for Fire Emblem: Fates.
Imagine, if you will, that every day you have to take down a giant mammoth with a sharpened stick in order for you and your tribe to survive.
