Man acquitted of murder
It was a trial that shocked only the very few left in this world who have yet to have their spirit broken by society.
Tag: HUMOUR
Douglas’ declassified school survival guide
Although most students are lucky enough to escape the cruel grasp of Douglas College between the months of May and August, a few unlucky students are left trapped upon the high hills of New Westminster and in the distant lands of Coquitlam.
Life after Trump Nation
It has been roughly two years since the Great Downfall, though it is only ever called that in hushed voices among trustworthy friends.
All Asian actors and actresses abducted by aliens
The arts world was shocked to the core this past week to learn that every single actor of Asian descent, young and old, has been abducted by aliens.
Unprecedented number of flower crowns brings Coachella to an early end
Attendees of California’s famous Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival had their weekend cut short after a massive raid by swarms of vicious bees.
Surviving a cross-province trek via Greyhound
Recently, I took a trip to the far backwoods of Calgary, Alberta to visit relatives and celebrate the end of the semester.
Students parting out textbooks to avoid bookstore buyback
Some students have found a way around the robbery of the end of semester bookstore buyback, and have taken to the Internet to enlarge their community.
Breaking: Young adult goes travelling, does not post to social media at all
He went on the trip of a lifetime, and enjoyed it solely from the experiences he gained, the people he met, and all the things he saw.
Canadian Prime Minister backs Donald Trump
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau privately endorsed Donald Trump’s campaign, according to leaked audio of a phone call between Trudeau and United States President, Barack Obama.
Man followed home from bus stop
In a shocking series of events, local bus rider Pete Ryder had the fright of his life last Wednesday, after being followed home from his bus stop.