Allan Lysell, the chair of Douglasā theatre program, has spent his life on the stage, following a passion that began in high school after the Vancouver Playhouse visited his school to present a selection of Shakespeare scenes.
I watched them fall around meāmy friends, all of them dead, and myself about to follow in a few short moments.
Although Franceās contributions to the evolution of modern film and music are many and varied, I must admit that I am fairly illiterate when it comes to French culture.
Weāve all heard Uncle Benās old adage, āWith great power comes great responsibility,ā but what if that wasnāt true? What if you chose not to be a hero, and instead be as selfish and self-serving as possible?
Iāll preface this by making it clear that this isnāt a review for Fire Emblem: Fates.
On Wednesday, February 17, nearly 120 students were packed into the DSU lounge to attend the Annual General Meeting so they could vote on new resolutions proposed by the DSU Student Representative Committee.
This summer, stay on the lookout for a dozen salmon sculptures beautifying the landscapes around the Coquitlam area.
Douglas will be joining the ranks of other post-secondary institutions in the Lower Mainland as it gets set to host its own engineering program.
For Dr. Elaine Golds, environmental conservation has always been a top priority.