Humans without humanities
Although technical degrees such as computer sciences are often seen as superior compared to more artistic majors, the importance of a humanistic approach cannot be understated.
Author: The Other Press
The Other Press, Douglas College's student newspaper since 1976. Articles, insight and updates from the New West and Coquitlam campuses.
Millennials, let’s stop shitting on Gen Z
Teenagers are not a species made to last… there’s just too many hormones and too few brain cells.
White bunnies, fake beards, and harmful lies
Lying to kids, even about something as fun as the Easter Bunny or Santa Claus, could undermine their trust in their parents.
Comedy isn’t dead, and PC culture didn’t kill it
Good comedy, in my opinion, doesn’t come from a person in a position of power demeaning a marginalized group of people.
Stop complaining that the movie wasn’t as good as the book
When someone makes a movie based on a book that doesn’t fit our interpretation of the book, that doesn’t mean that it’s wrong, it’s just different from our understanding—a different perspective.
Studying tips
In order to help you come back from your daze, I have compiled a list of study tips from your fellow Douglas College students to help you.
When sh*t hits the fan
Here’s some helpful suggestions for when life is running you to the ground.
Great inclinations
For years I hiked in everything from Converse to (shudder) flip-flops, and I struggled to understand why my feet felt like they’d been shattered into a million pieces.
The dangers of Crisis Pregnancy Centres
They focus strongly on the risks of abortion, some overblown, and some unsupported by factual evidence.