Douglas volleyball off to good start
As the soccer season begins to wind down, the volleyball season begins to start up.
Justin Trudeau’s new government represents hopeful change and improvement
On October 19, Canadians elected a majority Liberal federal government, making Justin Trudeau prime minister.
We don’t elect governments; we elect scapegoats
Isn’t it great when we can point a finger at someone and say it’s all his or her fault?
I’m talking ’bout your generation
It’s wrong of me to criticize a whole generation of people just because I’ve been noticing some abysmal trends from a few.
Subjectivity in the arts
Here’s how Oxford defines art: “The expression or application of human creative skill or imagination, typically in a visual form such as a painting or sculpture, producing works to be appreciated for their beauty or emotional power.”
You have the privilege
I want to talk about cultural appropriation involving Halloween costumes.
No glory for gory
If you think jack-o’-lanterns, skeleton cutouts, and fake cobwebs are scary, then you’re probably not known around the neighbourhood as being brave.
Boomerang
Social media giant Instagram is expanding their brand by creating a completely new app called Boomerang.
Artwork and other interests at ‘Avocations’
Avocations celebrates the artistic works of 20 Douglas College students and staff, showcasing their ceramics, jewellery, paintings, and photographs in the Amelia Douglas Gallery.
The graveyard shift
While I wouldn’t call myself a professional, I have been known to do a little acting from time to time.