Why ‘Twin Peaks: The Return’ was the miracle of a generation
The new series is more surreal than its predecessor or almost anything ever seen on television.
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.
Nudity should be more accepted
Being naked is natural, and not something people should be ashamed or embarrassed about.
BC native resistance is and has always been relevant
Exceptional people are being driven to protect their heritage, resulting in new interpretations of British Columbia law, new ways for the legal system to operate in regard to land claims and private property.
Free speech vs. hate speech
The events that took place in Charlottesville beg the question; to what extent should hate speech be protected under the guise of freedom of speech?
‘Feminist AF’ shirts are not very feminist
The shirt claims to be for the equal rights of women “AF” but instead reinforces a cycle of inequality.
Toll fees no more
“For me, it’s a positive change as I have to take the Port Mann bridge to get to school, and paying [approximately $3] every time you cross does add up.” Sarah Morse
New Westminster considers using more renewable energy
“This motion definitely connects to the values and the work that the City of New Westminster has done regarding environmental sustainability and our efforts to fight climate change.” Mayor Jonathan Coté
Talks to raise car insurance by 30 per cent
“I still have my N, so I guess that prices it up even more, and budgeting is really hard when it comes to your everyday living if you go to school now.” Francis Ataiza
Douglas College eclipse viewing attended by hundreds
“It was amazing, and beyond anything we had expected.” – Will Gunton
Foundation announces new executives
“This is a tremendous way to be able to increase funding available for students and increase the number of students who will benefit.” – Leanne Poon