Music for all students and community
“Making music is one of the healthiest activities for your brain and your body, whether or not you do it as your study.”
Category: ARTS
‘Why does it always have to be snakes?’
Fatalistic games such as Snakes and Ladders encourage downright dangerous compliance with the roll of the dice.
A note on history: The music of the gods
Viking metal was an alternate outlet for expressing discontentment with the dominant religious spirit.
Student and local writers participate in public reading
On Thursday, November 17, the Douglas College Creative Writing department will host Writers Unplugged, a special reading to showcase student writers.
The sounds of political discontent
Political crises have inspired a lot of subversive songs by artists voicing their anger at the system.
‘You can be the king, but watch the queen conquer’
Whether it be an album, song, or even a verse, Nicki dominates every time, which is why she will go down in rap music history.
No guns, but glory
Hacksaw Ridge, directed by Mel Gibson, sets the stage for gore and guts, but in an unusual way.
Comic corner: Previously peculiar ponderings
For people who are familiar with, and fans of, the series, I would definitely advise them to pick it up.
Of schools and suffering
The production is dedicated to friends and loved ones who have lost their lives in part to instances of bullying.
Chairman of the Board: Stuck in the middle with you
The players are various passengers originally from a now-sunken cruise ship, stuck in a lifeboat together and trying to survive.