Douglas College holds first ever Global Engagement event
“The purpose is to involve the entire Douglas College community to celebrate our cultural diversity,” Karen NG, international mobility coordinator, Douglas College
Hutchison wins education council byelection
“I just wanted to use those platforms to actually listen to students,” McKenzie Hutchison
Douglas students’ WW1 projects displayed in community centre
“It gives them a way to make history tangible,” History Instructor Jeff Schutts
Living in a pro-war society this Remembrance Day
We remember soldiers of the past who died in combat, only to send more soldiers to their deaths across the globe.
War of the words: Tip your server well
Despite what you have been taught, I am writing this to affirm the standard for tipping your server or bartender is not 15 per cent, but rather 20 per cent for adequate to good service.
War of the Words: Tips should be a bonus
A lot of servers and bartenders depend on tips to survive, and I think that’s terrible. However, I don’t think the onus for that should fall on the customer.
Rainy days are the best
Let’s be honest, everyone needs an excuse to be lazy once in a while, and rainy days are the perfect day to do it.
Don’t let Kevin Spacey’s coming out distract you from the real issue
Spacey’s coming out could not have happened at a worse time, but to him, it is convenient for shadowing his disturbing past.
Going to counselling is hard, but worthwhile
Going to counselling to talk about my issues was a difficult thing to do, but a necessary one.
Brushing aside the Chargers
Some familiar names were on the score sheet as Caet McCorkell and Vicki Schley had a fantastic game.