LETTITOR

By Jessica Berget, Editor-in-Chief The human body is so strange. It’s interesting to think about all the things we still don’t know about the science of our flesh vessels. For…

By Jessica Berget, Editor-in-Chief In writing the feature this week, I learned a lot about earthquakes and earthquake safety. The 1200 words was not nearly enough to say everything that…

By Jessica Berget, Editor-in-Chief In case you haven’t heard or completely missed all the news and events this week, Douglas College is celebrating their fiftieth year as an educational institution.…

By Jessica Berget, Editor-in-Chief A couple weeks ago, our paper had the privilege of attending NASH, an annual student journalism conference held by the Canadian University Press (CUP). I’ve been…

By Jessica Berget, Editor-in-Chief   When I’m not putting together this fun little paper, I work downtown. You see fair bit of action working downtown as it tends to be…

By Jessica Berget, Editor-in-Chief   The freshman 15 may be a myth, but the fear of gaining weight over the holiday season is a reality for many students. Whether it…

By Jessica Berget, Editor-in-Chief   As per our feature for this week and in the spirit of International Men’s Day, I think it’s important to recognize some of the inequality’s…

By Jessica Berget, Editor-in-Chief   I have always identified more with the Gen Z generation instead of millennials. Now, with all these memes popping up making fun of baby boomers,…

By Jessica Berget, Editor-in-Chief   There’s a lot of talk about strikes right now, and it has got me thinking about unions. I’ve worked a union job before, and as…

By Jessica Berget, Editor-in-Chief   I never thought I’d begin a sentence this way—but I was watching a Joe Rogan podcast yesterday. Dan Aykroyd was on the show as a…