Briny liquid water discovered flowing on Mars
On September 28, NASA made an announcement confirming speculation and igniting future questions of the scientific global community.
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The benefits of beverages in everyday consumption
Whether on the daily grind for school, work, errands, or any other long activity, we all take drinks with us for fuel.
Netflixâs new rival
In the age of the Internet, instant streaming has consumed a large portion of the media market, particularly with movies and TV shows.
Formerly driven new student now far, far behind the curve
Former wide-eyed idealist Caleb Jones was reported last Thursday as finally being totally broken by the system.
Mature students of British Columbia and Douglas College
A âmature studentâ is generally defined as an adult enrolled in any post-secondary program.
We donât need no dislike button
Recently, Facebook announced they will soon be introducing the long-awaited âdislikeâ button, the reverse of the ever-loved âlikeâ button.
New changes to come to Douglas this fall
Keeping up with student trends, desires, and behaviour is essential for the attractiveness of any post-secondary institution, and Douglas College is no exception.
Surviving the trek back into school hours
As the leaves begin to change colour and the sun sets earlier than ever, itâs clear that summer is ending as September reigns upon us.
Hottest albums of the summer
In an era where streaming and MP3 sales of single tracks and EPs account for most music earnings, the album conceptâa large compilation of songs with shared sound and/or themesâhas been abandoned to an extent.
Fierce winds and rain cause damage, outages to Greater Vancouver
A fierce storm rocked the Greater Vancouver area during the weekend of August 28 to 31, causing power outages to almost 50 per cent of BC Hydro customers for some duration, as well as disruptions in cell phone and transit service.