Artist starves to death as art piece
Nathan Daniels has become a household name overnight, as the artist has made big waves in the community with his most recent—and final—work of art.
Carrier pigeons are ruining face-to-face conversation
The other day I was shocked and disgusted to find my son, Phillip Thatcher, reading a letter in his room and giggling like a young lady at a ball.
Liberals legalization policies foggy at best
After months of delays hampering the new Liberal government’s plan to legalize marijuana, the Prime Minister is now saying they will “get around to it.”
Girl quits social media, is regarded as martyr by friends
Last week history was made as Rachel McCarthy, a second year Douglas student, decided that she had had been spending too much time looking at her phone.
What distinction is made between a game and a sport?
It was first played in India during the 6th century, spreading across the Middle East and eventually worldwide by the 1600s.
Upset or upsetting?
It was always going to be a hard week for the men, no matter how it was looked at. Coming into the week fresh off a hard loss to VIU, the men looked to bounce back on Friday against the third best team, the Langara Falcons.
A good bye
What a season it has been for the men’s volleyball program. This week they wrapped up their regular season with back-to-back contests against the Capilano Blues.
Douglas Preview:
It’s that time of year again. Seasons are wrapping up and the playoffs are around the corner. Well, to be exact, volleyball playoffs are this week. So here’s a look at the Royals’ matchups.
By the numbers
As the regular season winds down, most teams try to ramp up their play to prepare for playoffs.
Attack from the middle
This weekend brought plenty of things to the world of Douglas sports. Unfortunately, not everything in life is positive, and for the members of the women’s team, it was bit of rough end to the season.