Bath-time blues By Julia Siedlanowska, Staff Writer Baths are ruining my life. Not only do they take up valuable time that could be spent playing with my dog or watching…
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Festival offers something for everyone By Julia Siedlanowska, Staff Writer As both a spectator and a performer, I know that the Vancouver International Fringe Festival can be a mixed bag…
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Where is it and why do we care? By Julia Siedlanowska, Staff Writer The struggle for equality in the world as a woman is something that affects my entire life.…
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New West Pride Week extends to nine-day festival By Julia Siedlanowska, Staff Writer The Douglas College Pride Community is organizing a “Tye-Dye Party” for August 16 as part of New Westminster’s…
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Last week after the World Cup Brazil v. Mexico game, a friend of mine was celebrating at a local pub. He remarked that things were starting to get a bit rowdy between the fans of the opposing teams after the game was decided.
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Conquering the great outdoors, together By Julia Siedlanowska, Staff Writer When going on a first date, there’s nothing worse than awkward silences. Although it’s not any guarantee, taking your…
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The yeas and nays of gluten By Julia Siedlanowska, Staff Writer It seems increasingly that talking about someone’s diet is like talking about their religion; it’s personal, it’s sensitive, and…
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Things you should consider before going outside By Julia Siedlanowska, Staff Writer In the past few decades, the consensus has been that going outside is beneficial for one’s health. Lately,…
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Two recent graduates try their hand at producing By Julia Siedlanowska, Staff Writer Director and acting teacher at Douglas College, Thrasso Petras recently invited two of his former students, Madelyn Osborne…
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Playwright Judith Thompson’s compassion protrudes By Julia Siedlanowska, Staff Writer Judith Thompson tackles difficult subject matter yet again with fantastically clear characters placed in situations lacking a definitive moral solution.…
