A history buried in the forest
Canada may be celebrating its 150th anniversary this year, but this was a humbling reminder that this place is far larger and far older than I’d ever realized.
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.
That’s not holo!
Holographic pigment is prismatic; it will reflect a shifting rainbow of colours, and is best viewed in diffused light.
Ghost poaching the Galapagos
The suspect ship, the Fu Yuan Yu Leng 999, was not the fishing vessel, but merely a carrier vessel for the meat gathered by smaller ships still at large.
The Other Playlist
We here at the Other Press office are no different from you; we want to hang onto the last dregs of summer as well.
STFU
There’s nothing quite like being alone in the dark and having a tiny heart attack because when you open a web page you are greeted with screeching car tires (thanks Toyota).
TIFU by posting in the wrong places
“I guess the first red flag was when I asked what happened to their old Dungeon Master. Her reply was that he was “a tad tied up at the moment.”
A pale girl’s welcome to the rain
Summer is a cycle of fresh, healing, and healed sunburns, and these burns act as reminders of that previously-mentioned magic we attempt to be a part of, but can never really touch.
Douglas bookstore gothic
The store has gone back to its ghost quiet status that it sits in outside of the first week of the semester.
Youth reimagine gender binaries in ‘Wyspa’
“We talk about, ‘What are we doing for the future generations?’ But what happens when the future generations are telling the story right in front of you?” – Julia Siedlanowska
Canadian film in focus
“ This year’s festival features films exploring themes such as Indigenous schooling, substance abuse, and racial inequality.”