âRainbowâ shows Keshaâs artistic promise free from control
âRainbow is a triumphant return for the singer, who uses the album to focus on themes of self-love and empowerment.â
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.
Illusions, technology, and nature
âWe get inspiration directly from the artists we invite to display their work [at the gallery] by seeing which pieces kind of stick together with others as we go to different art venues.â â Sarah Joyce
Getting back into balance with nature
âYou canât just make people feel guilty and bad about it. Giving them something to create hope, inspire them, I think thatâs our way to move forward.â -Tracie Stewart
Chairman of the Board: Pulps and paperbacks
“I hate Scrabble; luckily, this is not Scrabble.â
Saying goodbye
Itâs hard to believe that this is my last issue leading this paper as Editor-in-Chief, and this is the last lettitor I will write for you.
The âOther Pressâ: Civil War
âHonestly, it would have been way more of a plot twist if I decided not to go. I donât know what happened.â
The birth of pride
To fully appreciate the celebration of Pride, it is important to understand the history behind it.
Downtown Eastside gets safe-injection site
The site allows users to safely inject in a monitored space, and acts as a gateway for rehabilitation.
Tough as a Lion
“Youâre never as good as you think, youâre never as bad as you think. Just try to stay as positive as you can.”
Lana Del Rey expresses the desire to be alive
In essence, Lust for Life is Del Reyâs most balanced work to date, showcasing a wide range of elements and genres.