‘Game of Thrones’ Season 6 REVIEW
Wow. What a ride. The epic fantasy series Game of Thrones has done it again by delivering on a massive scale.
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.
Man acquitted of murder
It was a trial that shocked only the very few left in this world who have yet to have their spirit broken by society.
Douglas’ declassified school survival guide
Although most students are lucky enough to escape the cruel grasp of Douglas College between the months of May and August, a few unlucky students are left trapped upon the high hills of New Westminster and in the distant lands of Coquitlam.
Life after Trump Nation
It has been roughly two years since the Great Downfall, though it is only ever called that in hushed voices among trustworthy friends.
Baseball mayday
For many baseball teams in the Northwest Athletic Conference, the month of May is one for tuning. For others, the month signifies the start of an epic competition: the race to the playoffs.
Exceeding maximum capacity
As we prepare for the coming summer months, we should also prepare for all those fun warm-weather sports they bring with them. But what do you do when water skiing or volleyball really isn’t your thing?
Douglas College hires Joe Enevoldson
The world of sports is constantly shifting. With the hiring of new coach Joe Enevoldson, this is especially true for the men’s basketball program this year.
Softball breakdown
The pressure of the NWAC Softball Championship is nothing new for the Royals’ coach Michelle Peters.
Sweet silver
Normally, finishing second means that you’ve lost in the finals, which can leave quite the bittersweet feeling on a team. But for the softball team who finished silver this year at the NWAC Softball Championships, the medal was a proof of the progress that team has made since last year.
The gendered language of sporting events
We’ve spoken in past articles about the discrepancies between men’s sports and women’s sports. From pay gaps to media coverage to general funding, there’s no denying the fact that professional sports are still framed in a way that benefits men far more than it benefits women.