In blood, tears, and bronze
“Every single one of them contributed to our success and I’m really happy for them.”
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.
Royals on the hunt
“We’re putting the time in and they’re putting the work in, and I think you’re starting to see it on the court.”
The Chargers are back in town
No matter what the records may say, the Royals vs. Chargers has always delivered exciting high level volleyball.
Bear-baited
The home team came out of their halftime break looking like a deer caught in the headlights.
Which sport burns the most calories?
It actually makes sense, because walking up the slope to get to college already makes students catch their breath.
A note on history: The music of the gods
Viking metal was an alternate outlet for expressing discontentment with the dominant religious spirit.
Student and local writers participate in public reading
On Thursday, November 17, the Douglas College Creative Writing department will host Writers Unplugged, a special reading to showcase student writers.
The sounds of political discontent
Political crises have inspired a lot of subversive songs by artists voicing their anger at the system.
‘You can be the king, but watch the queen conquer’
Whether it be an album, song, or even a verse, Nicki dominates every time, which is why she will go down in rap music history.
No guns, but glory
Hacksaw Ridge, directed by Mel Gibson, sets the stage for gore and guts, but in an unusual way.