Diverging from the commute
I’d have to say that some of my best memories were formed because I went outside of my comfort zone and joined a college newspaper.
Category: OPINIONS
Fifteen-dollar minimum wage is not the answer
Breaking the poverty cycle and providing a better quality of life for our citizens involves social and systemic change.
Don’t play on your phone in class… at least for the first month
We all pay money to attend school, and each class in session is a portion of that money.
Stop blaming 2016 for celebrity deaths
They played by their own rules, and on some levels barely seemed human. It made their passing all the more shocking with the reminder that even our immortalized heroes on posters were not immune to the reaper.
What drives humans to go on killing sprees?
It seems like almost every day there’s a horrifying news story about a group of people dead, killed by a fellow human being. While mass shootings in the US dominate headlines, these tragedies occur globally with many weapons.
Mandatory nudity
On July 21, the Vancouver Sun published an article that stated nudists (naturists) at Wreck Beach have been trying to enforce nudity at the clothing-optional beach.
Flavour feud: Burgers
When it comes to food, I find the burger to be the consistent favourite, one that seldom disappoints. Pick the burger on the menu and you know what you are going to get. It might never blow you away, but it’s also hard to mess up.
Why we need to say goodbye
I’m reaching a transitional point in my life where my time with friends and family is diminishing and therefore, growing ever more precious.
Where no studio has gone before
I read the article three times, my jaw somewhere in the vicinity of the floor. An iconic sci-fi character was getting an LGBTQ+ makeover in the new Star Trek movie, Star Trek Beyond.
Brexit and Bregret: the importance of informed voting
The night of the Brexit vote, my family and I watched in mute horror as the online counter showed the UK tilting towards leaving the European Union (EU).