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The Other Press, Douglas College's student newspaper since 1976. Articles, insight and updates from the New West and Coquitlam campuses.
ARTS

Steven’s Man-Cave: Nintendo’s saviour has come

The Other PressDecember 1, 2014

Super Smash Bros. has been prevalent in my life ever since I played it on the Gamecube. After a very long wait, it’s finally come out on the Wii U. Simply called Super Smash Bros., this fighting game combines a staggering 49 different Nintendo characters to brawl each other.

ARTS

‘Avenue Q’ brings awareness to puppeteering craft

The Other PressDecember 1, 2014

Avenue Q is a unique musical that breaks puppet show stereotypes by featuring the puppeteers on stage performing alongside their puppets, commenting on society’s uptight political correctness and the problems the Millennial generation faces.

NEWS

Darren Wilson acquitted of murder charge

The Other PressDecember 1, 2014

On November 24, a grand jury in St. Louis County, Missouri ruled that Officer Darren Wilson would not be indicted on murder charges. The decision resulted in violent riots throughout the area.

Jian Ghomeshi facing five charges; dropping lawsuit against CBC
NEWS

Jian Ghomeshi facing five charges; dropping lawsuit against CBC

The Other PressDecember 1, 2014January 5, 2015

Jian Ghomeshi surrendered to Toronto police and appeared in court on November 26. The former Q host is facing four charges of sexual assault and one charge of overcome resistance – choking.

NEWS

Kinder Morgan ordered off Burnaby Mountain

The Other PressDecember 1, 2014

Kinder Morgan sought to extend the injunction keeping protesters off of their Burnaby Mountain drilling sites on November 27. BC Supreme Court ruled that instead, Kinder Morgan was to leave Burnaby Mountain by December 1, and all those previously charged with “civil contempt” would be exempt.

NEWS

Pat Quinn passes away at age 71

The Other PressDecember 1, 2014

Former hockey player, coach, and general manager Pat Quinn (1943-2014) passed away on November 23. The Vancouver Giants, who Quinn co-owned, disclosed on their Facebook page that Quinn had been suffering from a “lengthy illness.”

NEWS

Vancouver clinic to offer heroin prescriptions

The Other PressDecember 1, 2014

On November 26, Vancouver became the first city in North America to offer prescription heroin to recovering addicts. Trials have taken place since 2011, with permission from Health Canada and delivery from Europe, to test the distribution of prescribed heroin to heavily addicted users.

NEWS

One in five children in BC lives in poverty

The Other PressDecember 1, 2014

The November 24 “Child Poverty Report Card,” conducted annually by children’s advocacy group First Call, has reported that BC’s child poverty rates place fifth in the country.

FEATURE

A personal account of domestic abuse

The Other PressNovember 25, 2014

The Canadian Women’s Foundation states that an Angus Reid Omnibus Survey reports “67 per cent of all Canadians say they personally know at least one woman who has been sexually or physically assaulted.” This is a personal account of domestic abuse from an anonymous contributor.

Planning to not plan a family
FEATURE

Planning to not plan a family

The Other PressNovember 25, 2014December 1, 2014

As a college student, there is never a better time than now to discover. Discover the world, discover your dreams, and discover relationships and friendships more meaningful than those of the past. But what many college students aren’t ready to discover is parenthood.

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