Off to Napster land
Metallica and Napster have finally reconciled their differences, after almost two decades and a lot of changes in the world of digital music sharing.
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.
Original compositions featured in upcoming concert
“It’s one thing to look at it and watch it and appreciate it, another thing to actually put it together, whether it’s write a piece of music or build a piece of furniture.”
Choirs in Concert review
The different voices combined and interacted with each other to have a balanced, clear, and soothing sound across the corner of the whole theatre.
Welcome to the Bonito Generation
Perry raps and sings in both English (with her English accent) and Japanese, which is an eclectic signature style.
No escape from reality
This game is nothing like life. Why can only one player pick each job? Why do I have to get married?
WePress Community Art Space
“We have this small little studio that only a small community knows about, and we’re doing something that universities aren’t doing.”
The right to protest
Over the weekend, the police sprayed protesters with pepper spray, rubber bullets, and freezing water.
Kinder Morgan battle rages between people and governments
There have been four oil spills, due to human error, since 2005 on the Trans Mountain pipeline.
SPOTLIGHT: Begin building bridges
Notably, Indigenous individuals are not well represented in a variety of spaces in society as a whole.
Wash away those watershed worries
The Coquitlam River watershed lies over parts of the city itself and Port Coquitlam.