Real life 12 years in the making
‘Boyhood’ review By Steven Cayer, Senior Columnist 5/5 Today’s moviegoers typically see a movie to escape reality, but director and…
Chairman of the Board: Shopaholic’s paradise
‘Mall Madness’ game review By Ed Appleby, Illustrator It’s the height of summer and the malls are packed with chattering…
Comic Corner: Noir with fangs!
‘American Vampire Vol. 1’ review By Brittney MacDonald, Senior Columnist 5/5 The image of the vampire has been through the…
Where no Marvel film has gone before
‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ review By Jony Roy, Social Media Coordinator 4/5 Since seeing the Guardians of the Galaxy teaser…
Artistic treasure in other people’s trash at ‘Patch’
Explore humanity, monstrosity, and the Great Pacific Garbage Patch By Sharon Miki, Humour Editor You, me, and everyone we know…
Baseball, flossing, and imaginary ethnicities
‘To Rise Again at a Decent Hour’ book review By Joshua Grant, Senior Columnist 4/5 When I picked up the…
Will the real story please stand up?
TV adaptations stray from source material By Cazzy Lewchuk, Staff Writer Some of the most popular TV shows today are…
Explore life and imperfection at ‘Gestures’
A selection of artwork from New Westminster’s Heritage Life Drawing Society will be on display in the latest Amelia Douglas Gallery show, Gestures. From August 8 to September 5, the show features a variety of works that showcase the human form from seven local artists: Judith Copland, Dale Costanzo, Dorothy Doherty, Ted Mason, Terry Rammell, and Gillian Wright.
August events in New West and Coquitlam
By Angela Espinoza, News Editor Summer courses can be especially stressful when the sun starts to stick around. To…
Get ready for Frosh 2014
Douglas’ Frosh weekend is back for round three By Angela Espinoza, News Editor Frosh weekend is returning to Douglas for…