Tune in and Dropout: Animated show boasts a solid concept but lags in delivery
‘Cartoon Hell’ review By Jacey Gibb, Distribution Manager 3/5 The jokesters over at CollegeHumor launched their own comedy…
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Contact 2018: Two nights to remember
Contact Festival review By Sonam Kaloti, Arts Editor Festivals are some of my most treasured memories for countless reasons,…
Vancouver’s very own Calpurnia
Calpurnia concert at the Vogue By Sonam Kaloti, Arts Editor Calpurnia is an indie rock band formed in Vancouver…
The result of South Korea’s biggest summer show
YouTube Music Video Classics: After ‘Produce 48’ By Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist If you are a fan of K-Pop,…
The carpet, the lamppost, and the wardrobe
‘The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe’ play review By Sonam Kaloti, Arts Editor On November 30, with my…
New holiday flicks for kicks
Overview of new Netflix holiday movies By Sonam Kaloti, Arts Editor If you’ve logged onto Netflix at all this…
Sharing common interests
‘Green Book’ film review By Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist 5/5 People can bond over shared interests and they…
Tune in and Dropout: Light on the jokes, heavy on the toxic masculinity
‘Lonely and Horny’ review By Jacey Gibb, Distribution Manager 1/5 The jokesters over at CollegeHumor launched their own…
Douglas choirs entertain with classical and contemporary compositions
Douglas College Choirs in Concert review By Naomi Ambrose, Staff Writer On Saturday November 24, the Douglas College choirs…
Local show highlights the Asian experience
‘Yellow Fever’ at Red Gate Arts Society By Isabelle Orr, Entertainment Editor There comes a point in almost every…