The #MeToo movement needs more patience
We have grown up in a world where people are taught to think that men are sexy when they are strong and take charge, and that itâs normal for women to say no just to play hard to get.
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.
Itâs a rightyâs world
Itâs always a struggle to use everyday objects that are made solely for right-handed people.
Metro Vancouverâs municipal borders are horrifying
While this problem isnât catastrophically dire, it is incredibly inconvenient and confusing. It turns into a legitimate issue when electoral borders are factored in.
The Lazy Bastard’s kitchen
Personally, I like using garlic naan for a little extra flavour.
Next to godliness
Decluttering is crucial to keeping both your home and your brain running smoothly.
Neat nudes
Leaning more towards peach tones gives whatever youâre wearing a very feminine edge, and when paired with lightweight fabrics it adds an effervescent or ethereal quality.
Imposter syndrome
[Imposter syndrome] was originally identified in 1978 by research psychologists Dr. Pauline Clance and Dr. Suzanne Imes.
New sushi restaurant opens right next to Douglas
The restaurant has a lot of delicious selections of Japanese food, and with two other Japanese restaurants nearby the New Westminster campus, students are left with a hard decision to make!
An alternative birth control method
âItâs no wonder that women are starting to look for a noninvasive and natural birth control option.â
Protest grows heated due to lack of cyber sharks
âI donât know why theyâre asking for this; it makes no sense, and itâs simply impossible.â UBC tech scientist, Dr. Alex Garden