Stop blaming 2016 for celebrity deaths
They played by their own rules, and on some levels barely seemed human. It made their passing all the more shocking with the reminder that even our immortalized heroes on posters were not immune to the reaper.
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.
Stephen Harperâs band bails on opening for The Tragically Hip
âEver since Canada chose that hotter, younger prime minister, olâ Harp has been doing nothing but playing âMad Worldâ on his keyboard.â
Satire has been rendered meaningless by reality
âEvery time we write a piece of satire these days, something happens that makes it look like news.â
Apple shocks industry analysts by introducing iPhone 7 that doesnât suck
âItâs time to cut the bullshit,â said Jim Took, Appleâs CEO, as he took the stage.
Slack hacks for back to school
âHonestly, the less work you put into it, the better youâll be at it.â
2016 voted ‘Least Likely to Succeed’ by classmates
âWhen I knew 2016, it was the blandest year you could think of. But you know, in a serial killer kind of way.â
VLAFF screening takes viewers on a journey
During the long journey, the two men have their disagreements, pick up additional passengers along the way including a dog, and eventually come to understand one another a little better.
Genre constipation
I, for one, have grown tired of these billions-grossing Hollywood soap operas.
Go behind the art at Amelia Douglas Gallery
The galleryâs next exhibit will be Stefanie Denzâs The End of the Affair: Re-Imagined Roles and 20th-Century Cinema, which opens on September 15.
Flawed By Design: PS Plus price-hike shows Sony is overconfident
Now that the games arenât the draw, just a bonus, Sony will have to come up with some new way to keep users happy.