Comic Corner: Girls just want to have fun
Ask any comic fan who their favourite villainesses are and chances are that Catwoman, Poison Ivy, or Harley Quinn are among them.
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.
Arts alive in Atlantic Canada
This summer, you could go to the beach, read a book, and listen to music. Or you could do all of that in Atlantic Canada for course credit as part of Douglas Collegeās first ever Canadian Maritime Field School!
A treat for classical, folk music lovers
Recently I had the privilege to attend a concert performed by the renowned Kyiv Symphony Orchestra and Chorus from Ukraine, organized and directed by Dr. Wes and Kim Janzen, who are part of the Music Mission Kiev BC Society.
Different languages, different worlds
When actor Mark Murray began writing a stage play about his life growing up with Deaf parents, it seemed like just another school project.
āThe Maze Runnerā makes some wrong turns
The Maze Runner, directed by Wes Ball, opened in theatres this past weekend and took the number one spot in the box office.
U2ās big comeback
U2 made a big comeback when they performed in the recent Apple announcement and unexpectedly announced their next album, Songs of Innocence.
Chairman of the Board: Racism, British style
There is a trend now that games do not have to be politically correct to be enjoyableājust look at Cards Against Humanity or Kittens in a Blender.
Re-treat yourself
The 2014 Douglife retreat is heading out October 3 (until October 5), the application deadline for which was on September 17.
We are your āSisters in Spiritā
The Douglas Studentsā Union (DSU) is once again hosting the annual Sisters in Sprit event on October 1, held in honour of the over 1,200 aboriginal women and girls missing and murdered in Canada.
Teachersā strike comes to an end
On September 18, after nearly four months of protests and negotiations, the BC teachersā strike ended with an 86 per cent vote in favour of proposed changes.