Paintings and shadow boxes delve into layers of life
[Claire Moore] said she prefers “viewing the land not as a resource, but almost like an imaginary space that we connect to in some way.”
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.
Glasshouse is an emotional and technical masterpiece
Thankfully on this new album, Ware is focused, thoughtful, and as emotionally charged as ever.
Chairman of the Board: Catch me if you can
Unlike many one-versus-all games, there is no secret or surprise as to who the traitor is.
A thorny teenage murder mystery
“It’s a murder mystery with a twist.” – Etella Keenan/Forever Irene
Just another sequel?
The film’s cinematography is arguably its greatest success and where it trumps the original.
The Final Frontier
Including Star Wars related articles—and yes, I very much do count those—we have no less than four space-related writes ups in this week’s issue.
60 years of humanity in space
In replacing the warheads with capsules to accommodate astronauts, the tool invented to destroy a world civilization was now repurposed to elevate it.
Sugar-coating history is not so sweet
If we are not aware of the mistakes we have made in the past, how can we prevent them from happening again?
What gets your goat: Phone etiquette
“If you claim you can hear better with the phone speaker on in a loud environment like the SkyTrain or a busy college, you are lying to yourself and everyone else around you. To quote the honourable Judge Judy on this matter, “Don’t piss on my leg and tell me it’s raining.”
The Other Opinion
There has been a lot of controversy as to whether this campaign will change anything regarding sexual violence and people who have been hurt by it. Here is what the students of Douglas College have to say about it.