Recipe for a disastrous semester
Serves 1 very exhausted college student or 3 well-rested college students.
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.
Woman thinks she’s dying, turns out it’s just hay fever
One witness who wished to remain anonymous described the scene of the ailing Chiu as “something out of a B-list horror movie.”
NHL refuses to participate in 2018 Olympics
Players in the NHL will not be able to take time out of their contracts to participate, effectively barring entry for anyone currently in the league.
Sports around the world: Hobby-horsing
Besides its athletic aspect, hobby-horsing can also be considered a mental sport, since your creativity and handicraft skills are put to the test.
The New Westminster housing dilemma
It seems that the City of New Westminster has wasted no time in passing projects to aid those struggling to afford housing.
The backstage takes centre stage
Even though the Music Technology Diploma is new, this year’s crop of graduates seems already jam-packed with musicality and professionalism.
Chairman of the board: How to get a head
Guillotine mitigates its morbid themes though humour. Illustrations are very approachable and funny and the actions cards tell a story of the ill-fated proletarians trying desperately to delay or avoid their fate.
A note on history: Making a profit from ticket markup
With the problem so prevalent, one might expect governments to take more action to curb the practice, rather than the pitiful efforts that have taken place in Canada.
Finely designed worldbuilding and shapeshifting
This novel’s strongest aspect is definitely its world, more specifically the shapeshifting magic and the mythology.
A surprise hit
There were a lot of jokes in the film that were very vulgar, so the film could be funnier for adults than for children, though this film is a children’s film.