Watch TV at your own pace
There was a time when you would watch a show once a week until it was done for the season.
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.
Surviving the trek back into school hours
As the leaves begin to change colour and the sun sets earlier than ever, itâs clear that summer is ending as September reigns upon us.
Oxfords, not brogues
In Kingsmen, which you should watch if you havenât, Colin Firth’s character Galahad tells his young protĂ©gĂ© âOxfords, not brogues,â when describing what shoes he should wear.
Bob DâEith rhymes with orange
The 2015 election is fast approaching, and it is the first year I am eligible to participate, but why should I, and what is it I would be voting for?
Fahlo
A fan club is a way for a musician to connect with their fans, and their fans to show their appreciation.
The ECO-nomist and buying organic
Buying organic can be confusing; I mean, how do you know if itâs even worth paying all that extra cost?
Animesque: One bloody mess
After watching great anime like Cowboy Bebop and Trigun, I had high hopes for Ryogo Naritaâs Baccano, which promised a Dirty â30s setting and finger-snapping jazz soundtrack.
Chairman of the Board: Coffee up!
When I was a barista, I used to put together overly complicated drinks for large groups of under-caffeinated worker-bees first thing in the morning.
Comic Corner: The secret life of the â50s housewife
What would you get if you mashed up June Cleaver, The Bride from Kill Bill, and James Bond?