Spotlight on Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun
“My position as an artist is to be a free human being—and to freely state the realities and the conditions of Aboriginal people.” – Artist Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun
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.
Joji’s debut EP leaves a lot to be desired
This EP as a whole is a lyrical dark hole, with Joji not having much of anything to say throughout most of the tracks.
A thank-you note and a couple in an album
Introduce Yerself is more than Downie giving a thank-you note for his fans: It is a celebration of his life and what he did for Canada.
Chairman of the Board: Hump Day at the races
The gameplay is chaotic and exciting, with as much luck as strategy.
‘Bottoms Up!’
Age, class, gender, and race have all socially limited citizens from drinking parlors.
Creating content
So the question then becomes: If everyone is making some form of content, how do we know what is any good?
So you want to be a content creator?
The Other Press spoke with two local content creators, Jesse Inocalla and Megan Milton, who told their stories of content creation: How they got started, and how they keep going.
Site C dam report released
“Currently, completion costs may be in excess of $10 billion,” BC Utilities Commission report on Site C project
Queensborough Bridge shut down due to fire
Crews did not leave until they had fully reopened the second southbound lane at about 6:30 a.m. Thursday morning.
Douglas College holds first ever Global Engagement event
“The purpose is to involve the entire Douglas College community to celebrate our cultural diversity,” Karen NG, international mobility coordinator, Douglas College