Sign language should be taught in schools
Teaching ASL in schools provides a lot of benefits to not only deaf people, but hearing people as well.
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.
Stop sexualizing children
These kids are trying to grow up and live their lives and shouldnât have to receive unwanted sexual attention from people who are way older than them.
How rebounds are more harmful than helpful
It is unfair to deny the opportunity to become comfortable with yourself, by yourself.
Please dress appropriately for the weather
As much as you donât want to admit it, this kind of weather calls for big coats, scarves, and glovesâso for your own sake, bundle up.
Sexism and the bystander effect
I guarantee that if you listenâto women, to People of Colour, to any marginalized personâyouâll get a far better sense of what is causing harm⌠or who is causing harm.
Employers checking employeesâ social media is wrong
Social media is a place for people to post about their personal and social lives. So, of course most of the time it is not going to be âprofessional.
A year in review
His team has only finished with the best record in the PACWEST for three years straight, but obviously he just has talented players.
Soccer is not a winter sport
I canât for the life of me figure out how or why we play our soccer season during the most miserable months of the year.
A year in review
Success was never on the plate this year, but delivered to them on the backs of talented fifth year international players.
Lacrosse: Our official sport?
By the mid-1800s it was regularly played across what is now Quebec and Ontario, enough for its first formal leagues to form and lacrosse become a Canada-wide sensation.