Punk rock music and feminism go hand in hand
It is not only a film for punk rock lovers and feminists; it is a film for people from all walks of 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.
BC’s new liquor laws still archaic and restrictive
Alcohol is tightly controlled on a municipal and provincial level for no real reason.
Trump vs. the media
This lying has been a persistent theme of his time in politics, and when the media reacts or releases facts to prove him wrong, he lashes out.
Free coffee, donuts, and feminism
“I realized that we don’t have such a safe space here where women can come and feel comfortable and share their experiences.”
Inspiring and heartbreaking tales of truth and reconciliation
“Family structures are key building blocks for healthy societies … What else has been taken from us?”
How many lonely homes are in your neighbourhood?
“Homes shouldn’t be commodities,” Boehringer said on the website. “They should be available for people to live in and raise their families.”
UBC students given chance to redesign area around Coquitlam Centre SkyTrain Station
“We want this station to become a community hub that embraces the principles and philosophy of a transit oriented development.”
Swinging to the top
“I think we’re a talented group and the personnel there, all 15 girls, are quite solid. Our bench has good depth.”
Staying strong
“As a coach, you never like to lose, and as a team, you never like to lose. But when you do lose, you learn more from that than perhaps the win.”