It is often said that “the customer is always right.” The expression is perhaps as old as commerce itself: we’ve all heard it said and we have all used it at one point or another when trying to resolve a grievance or complaint with a merchant.
Sick of taking real(ly boring) classes every semester? We explore the courses that we’d actually like to take. Douglas College—take note!
It seems that vinyl albums are seeing a steady decline in use for the second time in the past 50 years. What were once deemed “vintage” and “old school” by the 20-somethings of Vancouver’s music scene are now being edged out (once again) by the rising popularity of cassette tapes.
A recent unscientific survey of females around Douglas College has uncovered a shocking discovery: I, Chandler Walter, am still completely un-dateable.
This time of year, it seems like everyone has “the holidays” on the mind. It’s understandable: Christmas’ twinkly lights, tons of food, and a break from school are all totally day-dreamy concepts—but why not celebrate “the holidays” all year long?
Self-advocacy is an ability to understand your natural traits and needs, stand up for your rights and responsibilities, speak for yourself, make decisions regarding the way you want to live your life, and assertively communicate it all to others without being aggressive.
The #BeenRapedNeverReported trend was started by Antonia Zerbisias of the Toronto Star and her friend, to empower women who have chosen not to report a crime against them.
