Porn can ruin your life
Its finest moments derive from its treatment of the subject of pornography and porn addiction, facets of modern day life.
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.
Enjoy the story without the word count
I find these to be particularly useful for a series that I have already finished, as I get to enjoy the story and remember all the good—or dangerous, or frightening, or downright deadly—times along the way.
Give me pockets or give me death
It is not a radical idea that women should be able to carry around their wallets and keys without having to take an unnecessarily large bag.
Canada is unique in its view of immigrants
Although our population is much smaller, it’s clear that Canada has a much smaller ratio of illegal immigrants.
Trump’s personal qualities shouldn’t overshadow his bad policies
My concern is that Trump’s harmful policies will be buried underneath our superficial complaints.
Laws concerning freedom of speech and hatred
Each person believes the views they find tasteful should be accepted, and that others should be discouraged. However, where the limits are can vary widely, on all sides.
The death penalty is a failure
Most countries saw the death penalty as the failure it was long ago and got rid of it, and it’s only a matter of time before the US follows suit.
There are no easy answers for solving the world’s problems
Many will argue that the solutions are obvious, and that everything could be fixed if only they would try such and such a thing.
Mind reader inundated with pornographic images during boring lecture
Anonymous Student explained in their missive that they have been telepathic their whole life, and thus have had to contend with the imaginations of others interfering with their waking thoughts ever since they were born.
The Uncanny Valley
The theory states that humanoid robots and animation draw us in and we empathize with them, but only to a certain point.