We are your âSisters in Spiritâ
The Douglas Studentsâ Union (DSU) is once again hosting the annual Sisters in Sprit event on October 1, held in honour of the over 1,200 aboriginal women and girls missing and murdered in Canada.
Teachersâ strike comes to an end
On September 18, after nearly four months of protests and negotiations, the BC teachersâ strike ended with an 86 per cent vote in favour of proposed changes.
In poor taste
Urban Outfitters is in hot water again after the September 15 debut of their âvintageâ Kent State sweatshirt.
Clubs Day is back at Douglas
This yearâs DSU Clubs Days are underway at the New Westminster campus (September 24) and David Lam campus (September 25).
Back to strike
That strike weâve been watching with bated breath has continued its controversial yet consequential march. Itâs been an entire summer in the BC Teachersâ Federation (BCTF) strike, and the teachersâ and public school systemâs future remains uncertain.
![I [wish I hadn’t] saw you](https://theotherpress.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Wish_I_Handt_Sept16.jpg)
In Focus: Local asshole continues to make world worse
Retail clothing store manager, Rob Linden, is renowned by his community, employees, and family for being a constant source of misery, anxiety, and intimidation to all.
Basic Bitches
Let’s face it: if pop culture and Iggy Azalea have taught us anything this year, it’s that it’s super hard to be a fancy, baddie bitch. What’s a girl to do?
Royalsâ soccer on a roll
Last weekend (September 13-14) the Douglas College Royalsâ men’s and women’s soccer teams played their fourth and fifth games of the season.