Polite conversation somehow discovered in YouTube comments
âThe discussion ran for over twelve whole comments, and at no point did either of them use the word ‘fuck’ or insult the other’s intelligence,” — Dr. Jim Watcher, sociologist
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The Other Press, Douglas College's student newspaper since 1976. Articles, insight and updates from the New West and Coquitlam campuses.
Man smokes catnip because BC bud âjust isnât pure anymoreâ
Catnip smokers, who typically refer to the substance as âmint,â list affordability and accessibility as its main and only benefits.
Amazonâs automated store to throw food out itself so you donât have to
âWith all the time Iâll save from not having to throw out my own expired food, Iâll have so much more time and energy for the important things, like my financially-crippling addiction to online shopping.â said Andrew Bensen, a 34-year-old from Seattle
 âThe End of the F***ing Worldâ is the perfect dark comedy series
The show follows two teenagers in England, James (Alex Lawther) and Alyssa (Jessica Barden), as they end up on a modern-day Bonnie and Clyde-esque adventure.
Multiple worlds and magic systems by an author who truly delivers
Creating several worlds, connecting them with subtle background hints, keeping things internally consistent throughout, and planning everything out before the launch of oneâs published writing career is, to say the least, ambitious.
A kind of Ghibli film
This is one of the most exciting anime films in a very long time and the most exciting since Ponyo.
Artist profile: Jason Knapp
âFor me, the best kind of music was the music that was pop and totally accessible, and yet it somehow had a little bit of originality pumped into it.â â Jason Knapp
Sounding in the apocalypse
When the apocalypse comes, what better way to psych yourself up than with some appropriately gritty metal?
The evolution of crisis hotlines
âWhy didnât they say anything?â people seem to ask. âWhy didnât they reach out, before it was too late?â
Give Dougy a Chance
By Chandler Walter, Editor-in-Chief I was like you once. I was some half-dedicated General Studies student who attended Douglas…