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The Other Press has been Douglas College’s student newspaper since 1976. Since 1978 we have been an autonomous publication, independent of the student union. We are a registered society under Room 1020 - 700 Royal Ave.  theotherpress.ca Brittney MacDonald the Society Act of British Columbia, Douglas College  [email protected] Business Manager governed by an eight-person board of directors appointed by our staff. Our head New Westminster, BC, V3L 5B2    Cara Seccafien /theotherpress office is located in the New Westminster Illustrator 604·525·3542 /douglasotherpress campus. Atiba Nelson Jessica Berget Janis McMath Staff Reporter The Other Press is published weekly Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor during the fall and winter semesters, and Craig Allan  [email protected][email protected] monthly during the summer. We receive Tania Arora our funding from a student levy collected Position Open Sonam Kaloti EG Manilag through tuition fees every semester at News Editor Arts Editor Michele Provenzano registration, and from local and national  [email protected][email protected] Staff Writer advertising revenue. The Other Press is a Morgan Hannah Position Open Billy Bui member of the Canadian University Press Life & Style Editor Opinions Editor Staff Photographer (CUP), a syndicate of student newspapers  [email protected][email protected] that includes papers from all across Jerrison Oracion Canada. Position Open Caroline Ho Senior Columnists Entertainment Editor Web Editor The Other Press reserves the right to  [email protected][email protected] Richard Dick Contributor choose what we will publish, and we James Moore Nhi 'Jenny' Vo will not publish material that is hateful, Brie Welton Layout Manager Production Assistant obscene, or condones or promotes illegal The Phoenix - UBC Okanagan  [email protected] activities. Submissions may be edited for via Canadian University Press clarity and brevity if necessary. All images Lauren Kelly Jacey Gibb Cover and feature illustration used are copyright to their respective Graphics Manager Distribution Manager by Cara Seccafien owners.  [email protected] Have an idea for a story? news // no. 3  [email protected] • Sports Virgin: Men’s soccer review • RCMP official accused of violating protection of information • Canucks re-sign Brock Boeser News ...and more The 2019 Canadian election begins ››A lot has changed in the last four years; how will that affect this year’s election? Craig Allan Staff Writer

n September 11, Prime Minister Justin OTrudeau met with Governor General Julie Payette to declare dissolving of parliament and the official start of the 2019 Canadian Federal Election campaign. As Canada enters another federal election, the world has changed significantly since the previous election four years earlier. 2015 was a very different time when Trudeau beat Progressive Conservative Party leader Stephen Harper to lead the country. The concept of the United Kingdom leaving the European Union was still unlikely, and the prospect of Donald Trump being president of the United States was still laughable cannon fodder. Four years on, and those ideas are now reality. With a changing world and changing ideas, Canada’s political parties will be tested on how they can galvanize the Canadian voters into electing their party to possibly lead the next four years. When Trudeau won back in 2015, he was the leader of change. Squeaky clean compared to his nine-year predecessor in Harper. However, with four years as Canada’s leader, Trudeau’s reputation is not as shiny as it once was. Between the SNC-Lavalin scandal, his trip to India, and his government backing the twinning of the Trans Mountain Pipeline, things have changed for him. With Trudeau’s less than stellar reputation, the rise of populism, and more right-leaning governments established in the United States, Britain , Brazil, and other major democracies, Trudeau hopes to stem the tide; advertising himself as a steady ship and pointing to the policies he has made that have helped improve the lives of Canadians over the last four years. Trudeaus main competition will be Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer. Scheer claimed the Conservative Party leadership after winning a tight race between him and leadership hopeful Maxime Bernier, who would later defect from the party and start his own, the People’s Party of Canada. Scheer is trying to place himself as the alternative to Trudeau’s policies. However, many are worried about Scheer on issues like abortion and gay rights —due to his statements on gay marriage in 2005 and Bui Billy by Photo his statement to CityNews on abortion that comprehensive climate action plans that ground for his party this time around it analyst Éric Grenier’s Poll Tracker indicates “[he] will not be bringing forward motions include committees and funding for low could spell disaster for the party. As for the on September 22 that the Conservatives are or legislations that would re-open those emission vehicles. Greens, this year could be a breakthrough leading in the polls, but that the Liberals types of debates.” Many are also worried For both of these parties this election year for them. With environmental would still win more seats. With Trudeau about his environmental policies as he is a could be monumental for different reasons. concerns a top priority this election looking for approval to his leadership, supporter of the Alberta oil sands, a very For the NDP, this election is critical for year and the Green Party positioning Scheer looking to unseat the legacy prime worrying position to voters now. This is their status as a party. themselves as the strongest representative minister, and the NDP and Greens looking no doubt a key issue to Canadians in this After being the official opposition for for environmental issues, this election may not to lose ground—or looking to gain election. the first time after the 2011 election, the see them break through their small party ground for their respective parties, this The plight of the environment will party was quickly losing money under the status and into a position of being a real election is primed to be an important one be a big part of the New Democratic Party stewardship of their new leader Jagmeet political player. for the countries future. The campaigning (NDP), and Green Party platforms this Singh; who became Canada’s first non- With the election date set for October will no doubt be fierce and passionate as year. NDP leader Jagmeet Singh and Green white leader of a major political party 14, polls are showing that the Liberals and the parties race to election night. leader Elizabeth May both have declared in 2017. If Singh loses anymore political Conservatives are neck and neck. CBC poll news // no. 4 theotherpress.ca Canucks re-sign Brock Boeser ››Contract ensures a three-year deal with Vancouver team

Boeser, 22, was drafted by the Canucks with the twenty- third overall selection in the 2015 NHL entry draft.

Atiba Nelson The new contract is worth $17.625 After being named as a finalist for According to Spotrac, the Canucks Staff Reporter million dollars over three years, or an the Calder Memorial Trophy in his rookie currently have 27 players—17 forwards, average of $5,875 million dollars annually, year, Boeser was the Canucks third leading eight defenseman, and two goaltenders— ast Monday on September 16, the and ends the training camp holdout for points producer last season in only sixty- signed to contracts for a total monetary LVancouver Canucks re-signed forward the restricted-free agent who returned to nine games played and has been a key value of under $80 million dollars. At the Brock Boeser to a new three-year pact, training camp two days after inking the contributor for the team. time of writing this, the contract totals ensuring the Minnesota native will be with new deal. The right-winger is expected to play leave an estimated $4,158,127 in cap space to the team through the 2021-2022 season. Boeser, 22, was drafted by the Canucks on the Canucks first line centred by 2019 sign available free agents, while placing the In a press-release available on the with the twenty-third overall selection in NHL Rookie of the year Elias Pettersson. team 19th in the NHL in total team salary. Vancouver Canucks hockey club official the 2015 NHL entry draft and has been with Additionally, Boeser is slated to continue Now, the Canucks are placed 29th in total website, general manger Jim Benning the team since 2017. After two productive, power play duties, as he was third in power team salary with a negative cap space of - claims, “We're very pleased to have but injury-plagued seasons where he play points per game last season despite $1,716,873. Brock re-sign. He's a talented player, a missed an average of 16 games per season, missing thirteen games with back and Most importantly, the scheduling key contributor to our offence and an the former NHL All-Star Game MVP signed groin injuries. of Boeser contract means the team will important part of our team's future. We a ‘bridge’ contract giving the team extra The deal highlights a busy summer for have the star player under a team-friendly look forward to having Brock join the team years to evaluate his performance, while Canucks general manager Jim Benning, as contract when linemate and superstar Elias in preparation for the upcoming season." giving Boeser a chance to sign a larger the team signed fifteen contracts since the Pettersson, and Quinn Hughes become contract in his mid-twenties. July 1st free agency period. restricted-free agents. A tough pill to swallow ››Purdue Pharma declares bankruptcy while BC files lawsuit Atiba Nelson through the creation of OxyContin Staff Reporter (generic name: Oxycodone) an opioid medication marketed to treat pain. At its has been a historically bad year peak in 2011, OxyContin was the 19th most 2019for Purdue Pharma. prescribed medication in the US, based on Last week the pharmaceutical US National Sales data, only outpaced by company filed for bankruptcy in New York, various insulin therapies, asthma inhalers, the founding state of the company. and cholesterol lowering drugs. The bankruptcy settles over 2000 Regardless of the drug’s sales ranking, pending lawsuits from various municipal, the demand for the drug in unregulated state, and Native American governments venues was much higher. alleging that the company’s business The United States Justice department practices started and fueled the current Although bankruptcy will dissolve claims that Purdue and its Board opioid crisis. Purdue Pharma; from its ashes a new understood and underplayed the potency According to a statement found on of their medication while aggressively Purdue’s American website, the “court- company, called NewCo, will rise. marketing the drug to doctors in the supervised process is intended to, among background of the growing opioid crisis. other things, facilitate an orderly and Closer to home, several provinces, equitable resolution of all claims against including BC, have decided to hold the Purdue, while preserving the value of soon-to-be defunct company liable for Purdue's assets for the benefit of those monetary damages to provincial healthcare impacted by the opioid crisis." systems by naming the Sackler family in The company also alleges that the pending lawsuits. settlements made will contribute $10 billion British Columbia is attempting to sue dollars to provide “[…]critical resources to the Sacklers and other pharmaceutical communities across the country trying to companies in a not yet certified class- cope with the opioid crisis.” However, no action, which if approved, will include all details on how the monetary settlement Canadian provinces and territories. would be dispersed, or how the funds will In early June, Minister of Health address the opioid crisis, were found on the The Honorable Ginette Petitpas Taylor, corporate website. expressed concerns over Purdue’s Although bankruptcy will dissolve involvement in a letter addressed to the Purdue Pharma; from its ashes a new company. The letter sparked a response company, called NewCo, will rise. from the company on June 27 stating that Founded in 1892 by two medical the Canadian arm of the company had doctors, Purdue Pharmaceuticals L.P. “suspended all promotional and advertising was managed by a Board of Directors activities relating to prescription featuring eight members of the Sackler opioids [in Canada],” and was awaiting family. The company came to prominence implementations of new regulations from the federal government. issue 4// vol 46 news // no. 5 RCMP official accused of violating protection of information ››What will happen now with our national security? EG Manilag who are familiar with his work stressed that constantly asking to buy more Staff Writer he would have had deep knowledge with information,” he said. those codes and operations. According CBC News documents reveal n RCMP official allegedly accused of to National Post, Ortis was an expert in that Ortis has ties to Phantom Aespionage faces charges under the “cybersecurity” and for it, was nicknamed Secure Communications, a Security of Information Act (SOIA) and “Spy Cam.” Furthermore, it was also put multimillion-dollar company under the Criminal Code. up in his LinkedIn profile that he speaks based on Vancouver, which Cameron Ortis—a 47-year-old man Mandarin. sells encrypted cellphones to from Abbotsford, now in Ottawa and “Without going into too much detail, international criminals and civilian director general of the RCMP’s it is alleged he obtained, stored and organized crime. The company’s Image via National Post processed sensitive information, the Crown method was to use and modify national intelligence coordination centre— of Information Act (SOIA) is an act believes with the intent to communicate Canada’s iconic Blackberry devices for faces accusations of violating three sections safeguarding Canada and its classified that information with people he shouldn't international criminal activities without of the SOIA and two provisions of the information against spies, espionage, and be communicating to,” Crown counsel John getting detected by the police—using proxy Criminal Code. He was arrested by the sabotage—including acts of terrorism. MacFarlane explained. servers to hide their location. RCMP last Friday, September 13. This security act based on the number of Although these allegations are still According to Elizabeth Thompson, Ortis’s works involved handling top national security scandals is rarely used not proven in courts, these people he was CBC News senior reporter, “The company secret and highly classified intelligence according to CBC. alleged to be speaking to were from China helped drug trafficking and money documents within the RCMP, including in “There's really no overstating what he and Russia. Michel Juneau-Katsuya, a laundering in Australia, Asia, Europe, the these secrets are allied information from could have had access to. The devil is in security analyst interviewed by CBC News, United States and Canada, concealing its the “Five Eyes,” consisting of Australia, New the details on what he actually took,” said voiced that the leaked information could proceeds through cryptocurrencies like Zealand, the United Kingdom, the United former CSIS analyst Jessica Davis. Ortis is have been sold to China. “China, having a Bitcoin.” States, and Canada. Additionally, sources to appear in court Friday 27. tremendous spy around the world and is To recall Ortis’s charges, the Security Sports Virgin: Men’s soccer review ››I guess that’s why they call it the blues Jessica Berget Defense player Marco Consiglio passes the ball is headbutted out by the Blues goalie. interception the Blues bring it right back Editor-in-Chief ball to Forward Milan Gandesha but it goes Another attempt is made soon after, but the to their side. An impressive goal attempt is right under his foot. Lots of great passes by ball hits the ground directly in front of the made again by Siafakas kicking it from the With no prior experience, knowledge of the both teams as the ball is kicked and chest goal and hits the post straight up. Capilano side of the net but is caught by goalie eight terms, rules, or regulations of the world of bumped between players, all fighting for tries to make it even by attempting a goal minutes in the second half. The rain is now sports, I attempt to cover the local games possession of the ball. Ten minutes later but Goalie Felipe Domingoes makes a great falling louder than the players can yell. of the Douglas College Royals. This week: another goal attempt is made by Forward save with his face. The rain has showed no Finally, after 18 minutes into the Men’s soccer. Abdul Ali but is caught by the Blues goalie. signs of stopping, adding to the intensity of second half, the Royals get the first goal of Seems the Royals are evenly matched this game. the game kicked in by Taylor Richardson. his Sunday, in the bitter cold and this game with no goals yet almost twenty A beautiful pass is made by Abdul Ali The Royals quickly celebrate, but they Tpouring rain, the Douglas College minutes into the first half. Both teams to Forward Taylor Richardson but misses know the game is not over yet and they Royals fought against the Capilano Blues. It demonstrate their fancy footwork. There the net 36 minutes in. Blues retaliate by still have a lot more play to get through. was a wet and intense feud. With the rain are great offense and defense on the Royals making another goal shot but kicks it over After that, Royals goalie kicks the ball out, pelting down on the players and Royals side as the ball rarely gets to either team’s the net. Blues goalie kicks ball to midfield Blues try to dominate but Royals possess having a lot to prove from the big loss of side of the field. The pouring rain must but it goes out of bounds. The Royals drop it. A great tackle is made by Defense player their last home game, this battle was sure make the ball slippery as it is kicked out of it and have possession for a while before Alejandro Varela. Capilano tries to even out to be a tense one. bounds many times during the game. it goes out of bounds again. After a couple the score with a goal attempt 26 minutes in Five minutes in to the first half the The Royals almost make their first goal more drops, Capilano gains control and but is caught by Royals goalie Domingos. Royals had their first chance at a goal as again thirty minutes into the game, but the attempts another goal hitting the post After a scuffle on the field, a yellow dead-on. They try again with card is pulled for the Royals and the Blues one-minute left, but the Royals goalie is held back in anger by another goalie catches it signaling the Blues player. Defense player Jaxon Bain is end of the first half. subbed for another Defense Jayden Basra. With no goals made on After some struggle for the ball and kicking either side, both teams need to it out of bounds, a goal attempt is made give it their all in the last half to by Blues and there is another scuffle at the get the edge. The rain is pouring Royals net as one Capilano player falls to down even harder at this point ground injured. Domingos is substituted which didn’t seem possible. One for the other goalie Jacob Mcnall. Royals get wonders how they can even play penalty and Blues make their first goal of in these conditions, but play the game. they do, and it is an impressive Four minutes left in the game the bout. Blues come back with another attack. As Ali tries to make the first the Royals goalie kicks out the ball the goal two minutes in the second Blues take control and kicks is midfield half, but the Blues goalie kicks right towards the net making the second is out of the net just in time. goal in less than five minutes. Royals will Forward Yianni Siafakas makes have to bring it harder to even out the another attempt but the goalie score. catches it yet again. After going The last few minutes of the game out of bounds, Capilano drops consist of intense kicking back and forth the ball and manages to keep it and some great passes. It was a great game on the Royals side of the field for and a great play, but ultimately, the Blues some time. Royals gain control win in a 2-1 victory, despite the Royals best

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• A Little Late with Lilly Singh review Arts ...and more ‘Dynasty’ show review ››Who knew rich people could have personality? Sonam Kaloti Cristal Jennings (Ana Brenda Contreras)— Arts Editor and my personal favourite—Joseph Anders (Alan Dale), the family butler. There’s oap operas are wild. I’ve never been honestly a lot of characters to keep up Sinto them, likely because I’ve had to with, but somehow Dynasty pulls it off. endure extremely dramatic Indian ones The show leaves enough time for each throughout most of my life. Fast close-ups individual storyline and gives characters of shocked faces paired with orchestral opportunities to develop throughout the horror music still flash in my nightmares. seasons. I will admit though, if anyone can create a Such a character is Fallon, who is DenofGeek.com 'Dynasty' via for image Promotional compelling story with the exact same plot phenomenal. She’s a badass—powerful, about right off the bat. I’m not sure if this is a butler-turned-father to one of Blake’s as every other show on the network, it’s quick, witty, and empowered. She knows is what the 1 percent is like in real life, but kids. He is tasked with everything from the writers of Indian cinema. The general what she wants and how to get it; she often I guess I wouldn’t doubt it. The show gives planting flowers, arranging parties, being favourite among such soaps is the classic goes down the low road in order to fulfill off the impression that rich people live in a parental figure to the youngsters—all the “girl who marries into a family with evil in- her needs. However, while she may seem a social bubble in which they never meet way to dumping bodies in the middle of a laws” trope, and while I wish the interest in like a confident and all-around perfect God anyone who is just a normie. lake. that narrative had died a good fifteen years at the beginning of season 1, her character Despite these tight social bubbles Every character is more charming ago, here we are in the Netflix era with the unravels beautifully. She luckily retains her and seemingly pompous rich people, than any Disney prince, and it’s utterly same evil in-laws—but they’re Caucasian confidence, and it isn’t fake like in most Dynasty’s characters are extremely open. captivating to watch. The writing is this time. shows. I’d love to see more unapologetically Steven Carrington is gay and in a public spectacular and convinces you that the In comes Dynasty, a reboot of the confident female characters like her. Yet a relationship with Sam Jones (Rafael de characters are powerful not only due to 1981 soap of the same name. It features “flaw” she has to work on throughout the la Fuente). There are a variety of shared their material wealth but because of their a wealthy Atlanta family (a dynasty, if show is the fact that she can’t let her guard custody relationships under the Carrington capability for clever and bold dialogue. you will) who have become accustomed down and be vulnerable. She’s a role- roof. No one bats an eye at these Sure the drama feels surreal and to wealth because of their inherited oil model if I’ve ever seen one; she is always relationships, but considering that the oftentimes cliché, but the great character company. They live in a manor and are as striving to be better and protect those she family has to deal with murders, money, development caught me off guard. The dysfunctional as the media would like us to cares about, while trying to take on the and everything in between, the family family is this big pot of completely different believe rich households are. entire world and making more than a few probably doesn’t have the time or mental personalities that you’d expect to hate, The father and the head of the thousand mistakes along the way. space to do so. yet somehow you grow to love them and company is Blake Carrington (Grant Show). It’s strange watching a show where The show never feels too exhausting understand how they fit perfectly together. Along with him, the house consists of his everyone is capable and has a lot of with the drama because comedic relief I’ve never been excited about the trope of son Steven (James Mackay), his daughter influence. Any character on the show who is thrown in constantly. Additionally, the a love triangle before, so that can speak for Fallon (Elizabeth Gillies), his ex-wife Alexis is not already a tremendously rich and comedy is never forced, because it’s been itself. (Nicollette Sheridan), season 1 wife Cristal influential person becomes one very fast. developed to be part of the characters’ Season three will be premiering on Flores (Nathalie Kelley), season 2 wife Usually they have some powerful family in personalities. Take Anders for example, he October 11. another state that the viewers don’t learn Immersed in the storytelling of opera ››Arts at One – Vancouver Opera Young Artists event review Sonam Kaloti facial expressions. The story also turned angelic with soft transitions, and that Arts Editor multiple times. The start was loving and paired magnificently with Pepper’s also playful; Oosten jumped and twirled soothing tenor range. Despite beautifully rts at One at Douglas College’s around, grinning wildly. Further in the matching vocals, the choreography made ALaura C. Muir Theatre hosted the story, she showed anger through totally the visual aspect of the performance Vancouver Opera Young Artists on stiff movements. Her voice changed pitch rather uncomfortable. Pepper was September 19. The performing opera often—down and up, up and down—all choreographed to hold his lover group was composed of Irina Medvedeva, over her range to fulfill the story. Taunting Medvedeva, though the two were stiff and soprano, Gena van Oosten, mezzo- and mischievous emotions are perfectly seemed to avoid eye contact until they soprano, Daevyd Pepper, tenor, Nicholas conveyed through staccato and driven neared the end of the song. Borg, baritone, and Andrea Van Pelt, piano, despite seeming like a difficult task. The second duet, “Il core vi dono,” pianist. Oosten’s vocal riffs are clean and her vocal by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, featured The group walked onto the set, control is phenomenal. Oosten and Borg. Oosten’s voice is rather laughing and toasting with wine glasses. Borg later performed, “Votre toast, classic and timeless, working wonderfully It was clear that, although they did not je peux vous le rendre,” by Georges Bizet, with the intensity of Borg’s lower register. speak to each other in English, they otherwise known as the “Toreador Song.” The duet pairings were a good decision. were communicating through the song Borg held the audience on a string, with Although the stiff slow dance and as though it were their native tongue. all eyes on him. This piece was far lower romance pose made a comeback in this Dressed elegantly, they began the night in pitch (with Borg being baritone) yet duet, Oosten saved the awkward tension with a group piece, “Libiamo ne’ lieti the song was immensely theatrical and by grinning at Borg and actively melting calici” by Giuseppe Verdi. Pelt’s quick just as emotionally fulfilling as any other. into his touch. hands on the keys beautifully set a Intense at first, the piece progressively The last few pieces were performed professional tone for the performance. got bouncier until it felt like watching in English, and though it should’ve been Oosten demonstrated amazing a live-action Disney villain song. Borg nice being able to understand what the range and vocal ability during “Una seemed satisfied after his performance— story behind each piece was, the mystery voce poco fa,” by Gioachino Rossini. shooting a cunning smile before stepping and beauty of the classics were favourable. Despite the words being foreign, the off backstage. Nonetheless, these five incredibly talented story was clear since it was acted out by The first duet, “Parigi, O Cara,” musicians put on a spectacular show and way of movement, dancing, gestures and by Giuseppe Verdi, featured Pepper left their audience in awe. and Medvedeva. Medvedeva’s voice is Photo by Barrie Barrington Barrie by Photo issue 4// vol 46 arts // no. 7 An analysis of Riverdale’s writing ››Coo-coo bananas for unrealistic television Sonam Kaloti What I’m getting at is that these Arts Editor characters and their weird personalities, dialogue, and mannerisms aren’t ground- et’s cut to the chase: I’ve heard enough breaking, so I agree they can be classified Labout Riverdale’s “bad writing.” The as “no-good” due to their unoriginality. entire world likes to roast it, and everyone But the characters are getting heat because can just stop talking about it because I’m they’re not written to act like normal going to settle this once and for all. people in the real world, and this is, in Some might say the dialogue in my humble opinion, ridiculous. Get your Riverdale is “coo-coo bananas,” and priorities straight, people! they would be right. In case you haven’t If there’s anything to be angry about, noticed—it’s weird. It doesn’t fit in, and it it would be the plot writing. So many doesn’t want to fit in. But…is that the truth? good potential plots are just thrown into Dialogue in most fictional shows is the Riverdale black hole. From Jughead unnatural. There’s a simple solution as to getting addicted to G&G, Betty getting why though: because it’s a fictional world! brainwashed at the Sisters, to just losing What, you think Riverdale’s line “I’m so the high school dynamic which brought in over the toxic masculinity in this hallway most of Riverdale’s original fanbase in the right now!” is more abnormal than the line first place, the show has lost touch with "I am the dragon's daughter, and I swear what would really come as a shock to the to you that those who would harm you audience. Promotional image for 'Riverdale' via FilmDaily.com will die screaming." Yes, the latter is a line Viewers have been plot-twisted so straight out of Game of Thrones. Yes, GoT back. If you were a real hefty Canadian Blossom. Manny’s scene with her thong much that they’re wrung out. What the is a fictional world and that excuses the connoisseur like yours truly, you would be showing above her jean waistline alone show needs now is a solid foundation fact that no kings, queens, or dragons talk reminded by the most iconic female lead can inspire a character fitting of Cheryl where the story can evolve from being a like this in real life. Oh what, dragons don’t of all time: Manny Santos (Cassie Steele) Blossom. Let’s not even get started on how cluster of teens playing adults and running exist in real life? Neither do the following of Degrassi: The Next Generation. I like Emma Nelson of Degrassi is a poster child around the town murdering anyone to characters from the Riverdale universe: to imagine that she is the embodiment of for the “innocent only on the outside” something that takes time to build and ties Papa Poutine, the Black Hood, or Sabrina the sass and confidence that the Riverdale character frame, exactly like Miss Betty up all the loose ends from every season. from Sabrina, The Teenage Witch. writers are trying to emulate with Cheryl Cooper. Here’s hoping season four does just that. Let’s pull this “coo-coo bananas” line Riverdale returns October 9. A Little Late with Lilly Singh review ››A review, but not a review Tania Arora September 16 on NBC with clips Staff Writer available on YouTube. History is filled with instances      where women have faced backlash on their color, age, sexuality, appearance, ow can someone’s confidence and body type. And here we are in Hbe this high? How can someone 2019, where Lilly Singh begins her be this bold? And by someone, I show by walking in and wearing a mean Lilly Singh, a bisexual woman colourful striped suit with white of color. If you haven’t watched the sport shoes—her confidence level show yet, go ahead—it will blow your touching the ceiling and breaking the mind. And if you have, you may easily norms thereafter. In the show she lays relate to each and every word I write. her conditions on the table in a room The Canadian YouTube sensation filled with white men. “So, Lilly,” one has taken not just North America of the executives say, “for your first but the entire world with her storm. episode, we’re thinking you enter Her show A Little Late with Lilly in a nice grey suit.” She responds, Singh is on the top of the charts. She “Grey. I prefer something a little more is out there tearing the white and colorful… obviously.” men out of everyone. She goes by The show has no cover ups. IISuperwomanII on YouTube; the Singh speaks her heart out. She talks platform she used to prove that she about the issues in a way no one ever deserves every letter of her username. did. Her introductory rap says each Singh wears multiple hats. She and every detail about her. “Hello, is a comedian, actress, social media my name is Lilly, and I ain’t a white star, producer, author to one of the man,” she begins. “My skin got some New York Times bestsellers, "How to colour and it ain’t a spray tan.” She Be a Bawse: A Guide to Conquering has voiced the oppression faced by Life,” and now she is a late night Indian people and women in the talk show host on NBC. Singh is a most beautiful and colourful way. Canadian of Indian descent and is an “This used to be a boy’s club but inspiration to every living woman on I’m knocking down the doors. Time this planet. She calls herself a unicorn to switch it up in here ’cause now a with pride and has a mindset no one lady runs the show. I’m about to lead can ever beat. “Maybe I shouldn’t be the way for y’all with my pedicured joking about this because one of the toes.” Singh says everything in the biggest fears of white America is that most unapologetic way. If I were to minorities are coming to take their rate the show out of 10, I would give it jobs, and honestly, we are,” said Singh a 100. This show is needed. This isn’t on the show. some recorded video to preserve, it is Her first show aired on history. Promotional image Little for 'A Late with Lilly Singh' via NBC arts // no. 8 theotherpress.ca YouTube music video classics: A guide to J-Pop ››Another music genre going mainstream in North America? Jerrison Oracion is not just songs in anime—there is a large summer song in in 2018 (with 196 value. To prepare us for the Summer Senior Columnist variety of music. They have songs that are million views at the time of writing). Olympics, Japanese musicians are starting cheerful and get everyone together. They The debate of J-Pop vs. K-Pop is to engage international fans with streaming ith the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympic also have music that causes the entire like comparing Canadian music with US services, world tours, and music videos WGames happening this summer, country to talk, like AKB48’s 2013 song music. Both Canadian music and J-Pop filmed outside of Japan. Here is an essential Japan is showcasing their cool culture to called “Koi Suru Fortune Cookie,” and DA sound folksy while US music and K-Pop guide to J-Pop with music videos that are the rest of the world. The country’s music PUMP’s “U.S.A.” which was the surprise are in line since both have high production available on YouTube.

Official HIGE DANdism: “Stand By You” Many bands in Japan have the alternative rock sound that you could jam to at a festival on a hot summer day. An example of this is the Nogizaka 46: “Sing Out!” band Official HIGE DANdism which went The female idol groups make mainstream last year with this music video. songs that get anybody hyped. The band entertains in this video with fashion Some of these groups include from the 1960s and segments filmed with an Perfume, Baby Metal, AKB48. 8mm camera. The song sounds like something Those bands are some of that Fall Out Boy might make, though it is the biggest idol groups, and enjoyable. Nogizaka46 is right up there with them. The music video of the group’s previous hit single with Asuka Saito as lead has that gospel sound that will make you clap along with the beat. The group can be described as classy because of their use of interpretive dance and the music video has a theatrical atmosphere that will remind you of Les Misérables.

Sakanaction: “Can’t Forget” In J-Pop, there are also bands that get experimental. End of the World and are two good examples. Sakanaction song’s have the alternative rock sound combined with nostalgia. One of the surprise hits from this summer is this song from the band’s recent 834.194 where the music video looks like a typical 1980s music video. It shows the clichés of the decade including magic tricks and the city night shots. If you are a big fan of synths and throwbacks, this band’s and their music video is for you.

Gen Hoshino: “Idea” The actor turned singer’s career consists of joyful songs including, “Sun,” “Koi,” “Family Song,” and this song which is the theme song of the NHK soap opera Half, Blue. In the music video, Hoshino goes through a complex course in a studio in a multicamera one shot. As it progresses, he rides a Segway, does an acoustic guitar solo, and we see his band and backup dancers. He runs in multiple shots and scenes to finally bang a gong and the end of the song. Like in all his songs, Hoshino combines acoustic pop, pop, and . Recently, he put his entire catalogue in streaming services such as Apple Music. Still from ' - IDEA' music video Have an idea for a story? life & style // no. 9  [email protected] • Intimidating professional makeup stores

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• Apple TV+ unexpectedly cheap Life & Style ...and more What’s happening this week ››Activities to check out September 23 to 29 Morgan Hannah Green Drinks Vancouver Vetta String Quartet Vancouver Ghostly New Westminster Walking Tour Life & Style Editor • Date: September 25 (the last Wednesday • Date: September 26 to 27 • Date: September 28 (recurring event every of every month of 2019 except December) • Location: West Point Grey United Church, Saturday at the same time) ’m always saying how I want to get more • Location: Mahony & Sons Public House, 4595 West 8th Ave, Vancouver • Location: Hyack Square, Iinvolved in my community, but I never 1055 Canada Place, Unit #36, Vancouver • Time: Sept 26, 2 to 4 pm & 800 Columbia Street, New West seem to actually get around to doing that. • Time: 5:30 to 9 pm Sept 27, 7:30 to 9:30pm • Time: 8 to 9:30 pm New Westminster has such a thriving little • Price: Free to attend • Price: Sept 26, $20 & Sept 27, $25 • Price: $20 community; it’s really worth it to take the plus cost of food and beverages students get in for $10 Join us for a 90-minute walking tour of time to get to know what’s going on. But it’s • 19+ with valid ID The Vetta String Quartet, presenting spooky New West every Saturday until not just New West throwing fun shindigs, A casual meeting of people in the average violinists Maria Larionoff and Joan November. Hear stories about the infamous so without further delay, here’s a list of range of 20-50 years of age interested who Blackman, cellist Eugene Osadchy, and “hanging judge,” a haunted tattoo parlour, public community events happening in are interested in the environment and David Harding on the viola. The Quartet and many, many more. Dress warmly— New West, Coquitlam, and Vancouver to the protection of it. G ot an eco-bone in will play at West Point Grey United heck, dress old fashioned if you dare—and help you decide what you’d like to do this your body? This is a chance to stumble Church for two nights only. Come hear a make sure you’ll last the night in a pair of week: across people that you would otherwise spectacular rendition of the first quartets of good walking shoes. Pro tip: an ability to Sea Otter Awareness Week would not have the opportunity to meet. Beethoven and Shostakovich—along with climb hills is a must. • Date: September 21 to 29 Clink beers (or non-alcoholic drinks) with Tchaikovsky’s last quartet. Tickets sold on Retro Night Cabaret • Location: Vancouver Aquarium, members of big-business, academia, and eventbright.ca as well as a limited supply • Date: September 28 845 Avison Way, Vancouver even government! Pro tip: bring electronic at the door. Bring your student ID for • Location: The Columbia Theatre, • Time: 10 am to 5 pm copies of your resume—just in case. discounted tickets. 530 Columbia Street, New West (regular aquarium hours of operation) New West Summer Farmers Market Coquitlam Craft Beer Festival • Time: 6:30 to 10 pm • Price: General admission • Date: September 26 (and every Thursday, • Date: September 28 • Price: $20 to $200 Come on down to the Vancouver Aquarium 3 to 7pm, until October 10) • Location: Hard Rock Casino Vancouver, Amicus Performing Arts Club presents and celebrate Sea Otter Awareness Week • Location: Tipperary Park, 2080 United Blvd, Coquitlam a Retro Night Cabaret at The Columbia with all your favourite otters — Tanu, 315 Queen’s Ave, New Westminster • Time: matinee 12- 2pm, evening 8 to 9:30 Theatre—New West’s hot spot for Katmai, Mak, Kunik, Rialto, and Hardy. • Time: 3 to 7 pm pm entertainment in the evening. Tantalize There is so much to learn about these • Price: Free to attend • Price: $55 to $65 your sense of sight with this jazzy swing fluffy critters that the aquarium will be plus cost of purchased goods 19+ with valid ID dance featuring the Lil’ Mishka Band, hosting demonstrations on; they will also The countdown to the last day of the This event hosts more than 50 craft and maybe bust a move or two! If you’re be teaching what you can do to help protect summer markets is on! Make sure to head breweries, cider houses, and distilleries. feeling sassy, come dressed up in 1920’s the precious species. Now introducing down to Tipperary Park and support local Coquitlam Craft Beer Fest is at it again! for a chance to win prizes! Dinner off The rescue pup, Tazlina! vendors in New West’s classic Summer Come taste the creme of the creme—90% Columbia’s menu is provided at 6:30 pm, Word Vancouver 2019 Farmers Market. Every Thursday afternoon of vendors are from BC —and this year you with the show starting at 7:00 pm. • Date: September 24 to 29 the park is transformed into an outdoor can leave the keys at home! A free shuttle • Location: Vancouver Public Library, market, featuring local wines, breads, service is provided to and from the venue; 350 West Georgia Street, Vancouver & honey, fruits, and veggies. You can find the meeting point is at Braid Skytrain various satellite venues a good variety of snacks and sweet treats station. Don’t forget to bring valid ID! • Time: Library opens at 11 am from the food trucks parked on site too. • Price: Free! Bring cash and bring your friends—this is a market you’re sure to not want to miss. This is a free festival for avid readers, writers, and creatives alike. Celebrate your appreciation for writing and meet authors, editors, and many other guest speakers during this wonderful, wordy festival. There’s opportunity for workshopping, one-on-one talk, and learning new things about the most popular genres. Check out Word Vancouver’s Facebook page or their website (www.wordvancouver.ca/ ) for a complete list of dates and times. This festival takes place at various venues across the city of Vancouver, with the final festivities at the Vancouver Public Library on September 29, from 11am to 5 pm. ‘It’s not you, it’s us’ Breaking down our worst break ups

veryone experiences break ups him at the airport I realized that he from “we’re just not good together as a all the ways we would stay friends and, Edifferently. Each relationship needs was a total stranger to me and that I couple” and “we’re just too different.” after having been in such an emotional a different break up depending on a had grown a lot in the half-year we had When we first started dating as two state for a full two months, I wept with number of factors. Some people need been apart. When he went in to hug ignorant and incapable twenty-year him and was delusional enough for a distance from the ex to get over the me, I immediately tensed up. This was olds, we always relied on each other for split-second to think that maintaining relationship and some people prefer going to be a long two months. advice and guidance. Now that I was this relationship would be beneficial and do better by staying friends with Even if we hadn’t officially talked breaking up with him, this formula on any level for either of us. When I their exes. There is no one right answer about it, it was clear that there were didn’t add up anymore. He was literally got back home, we had a single phone for how to break up. However, there are issues from the start. I remember asking me how to get over me. Neither conversation about the fact that it was some mistakes that we have made and when we first entered the apartment of us had much emotional support and for the best that we never talked again witnessed in our relationships that we would be sharing for two months, because we were in such close quarters, and cut contact permanently. I wish need to be addressed. These are our I immediately went to sit by the so we figured there was no other him the best, but any relationship we worst break up stories—enjoy. window to message my family and alternative and continued to live at this would have would be the utter opposite. friends back home. He stared at me level of dysfunction. We all want to care about our exes, Going the distance for a few moments before smiling and Near the end of the two months, but sometimes the most caring thing I lived with my ex for two months after exclaiming: “I just can’t believe you’re we went travelling and met a bunch we can do for them is to cut them out our breakup. really here!” Being a jerk, I replied of people backpacking in his home completely. My first serious relationship was “mhmm.” Poor bastard; he didn’t know country. When we were doing so, he a long-distance one. We met when Friends with no benefits I was screaming his exact sentiment in started to talk to other people about he was travelling in Canada, and I dated my first boyfriend for a little my head. our break up. Our friendship honestly things were idyllic at first when we over two years. This was both of our The next two months consisted improved for a short while after that, lived together. When he went back first meaningful relationshipever . of constant arguments and emotional but when I had to start getting ready to his home country though, things After we broke up, we didn’t really yelling matches. “Why won’t you give to go home, things started getting deteriorated fast. Distance forced me know what to do. We were both each me a chance?” He would ask. “What’s unrealistic and ugly again. He started to realize our incompatibility—but I others only friends at that point, so we wrong with me?” He would pester. “I talking about visiting each other, like mustered all my mental strength to kept hanging out, having sex, texting, don’t understand why you don’t love this visit hadn’t already been enough suppress that fact… and flew across the pretty much everything you do in a me now; I love you!” There were literally of a prison sentence for both of us. country to visit him for the first time. relationship, sans the relationship. no answers I could give him aside We sat at the airport talking about It was a disaster. The second I saw Since he was my first everything, it By Janis McMath, Assistant Editor & Jessica Berget, Editor-in-Chief

was hard to see myself without him. After we talked it through, we regret going to the funeral with him for someone and really feel the need to After two years, he became a part of agreed that we would stay friends. support, but I wish I created a bit more stay friends, ensure that you are both my identity. We worked together at Big mistake. After our break up he distance after we broke up. We relied actively focusing on growing your own the same job as well, so being apart of told me he told his friends that the on each other too much for friendship identities. the couples at my job also became my reason we broke up was because I and support, when we were the exact In both of our stories, we did not identity. I didn’t have a sense of self, I hated them. Weeks later he asked people we needed support for, not from. allow ourselves a healthy opportunity only had a sense of us. In hindsight, I to meet me somewhere to talk. He to experience loss. We were right in Break up through to the other side should have been more independent. asked me “we’re friends, right? And as the faces of our exes as they cried Big problems in our break-ups that I should have ended our relationship your friend you would want to know about the woes of our relationships. are common: Both of us experienced right then and there instead of blurring if something bad happened to me, How did we expect to handle our the issue of getting our personalities the lines with sex and “friendship.” right?” “Of course,” I said. He told me losses if we hadn’t even properly lost and sense of self intertwined with My second relationship was short his brother had died and asked me to our relationships? “From seeing or our partners. We relied on them too and sweet. We only dated for about go to the funeral with him, you know, talking to the one you love every day much for validation and support, and 6 months and I thought I had this as his friend. “Of course,” I said, “as a to having no contact, it can seem when the relationships were over, we relationship thing down pat because friend.” When I went to the funeral, I impossibly daunting to imagine your both could not figure out another I was more independent. Boy, was I was seated next to all of his friends. life without them,” says Major in the way to obtain that support as easily. wrong. It was tough breaking up with All of them knowing I had broken up article previously mentioned. It was So, instead of moving on, we decided him. I liked him a lot and we had fun, with him because I didn’t like them. so daunting that neither of us could to stick together. In an article for but he just wasn’t the right guy for I also met his extended family, as his muster up the courage to do it for a Independent, sex therapist Ammanda me. Specifically, I didn’t like hanging ex-girlfriend, at his brother’s funeral. long period, but as Major states, “[…] Major’s rules for getting over a break out with his friends whose idea of Yikes. it is important to come to terms with up lists reconnecting with yourself fun was to chain smoke cigarettes in After not seeing him for a few this new reality and accept it before as an important point for progress. a parking lot, and I knew that was a years, he reached out to me to hang you can move on.” Each relationship Major states, “In many relationships, good indication that we weren’t right out again. After giving him a big spiel is surely different, but we should all the primary focus is on ‘we’ instead of for each other. The breakup was a lot about why I think that would be a bad realize the ramifications of not being ‘me’ or ‘I.’[…] Although it may sound messier this time around. I remember idea and I wouldn’t be comfortable capable of independence and isolation cliché, the end of a relationship offers him crying and begging me not to with it he responded angrily since during the end of a relationship. you the chance to reconnect with you.” leave him. Yeah, that was rough. he “thought we were friends.” I don’t If you are ending a relationship with Illustration by Cara Seccafien life & style // no. 12 theotherpress.ca

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Apple announcement: Another game-changer? ››New iPhone innovative and Apple TV+ unexpectedly cheap Jerrison Oracion similar power-boost was announced with the next Senior Columnist version of Apple Watch, Apple Watch Series 5, which began with a video showing in which people credit ith technology rapidly changing over the the Apple watch as a life savior. In terms of updates Wpast few decades, so too has the landscape for the watch, according to the Apple website the of everyday life has been permanently altered. Apple Watch Series 5 has now has a “display that Cellphones nowadays can do anything and never sleeps” that always shows the time and the face streaming services look like TV channels. So far of your watch. in 2019, many electronics companies including Finally, what everyone had been waiting for: Samsung, Google, and Huawei, have released the Cook announced the next version of the iPhone, latest versions of their flagship cellphones and the iPhone 11. While the iPhone 11 has an improved they’re all packed full of features that are unique. camera with new ways to make professional photos Features that you cannot get on the iPhone. even easier, and an improved battery life—the most However, the iPhone—released in 2007—sets the innovative new feature on the phone is you can now standard for smartphones all over, and now Apple film slow-motion videos with the front camera. has done it again with their recent announcement. With this new technology, Apple has found an On September 10, Tim Cook gave an update opportunity to invent a new type of photo called the on two services that already had some time in the “Slofie.” spotlight not too long ago: Apple Arcade and Apple Also, Apple announced a pro version of the TV+. Cook demonstrated some of the exclusive iPhone 11 called the iPhone 11 Pro which made games that you can only play on Apple Arcade, history as it is the first cellphone to have four showing off that they have the same quality as games cameras total. The addition of a telephoto lens is in video game systems. Cook stated that the Apple super creative; it is for producing wider shots. And, TV+ streaming service will cost $4.99, which is if that wasn’t enough, the iPhone 11 Pro is also as cheaper than the standard plan with Netflix at which powerful as a laptop. The director of Tangerine and $14.99. The streaming service also has family sharing, The Florida Project, Sean Baker, was seen in the and when you get a new Apple product, you get a announcement talking about how the iPhone 11 Pro one year free trial. Apple Arcade will cost the same as could change the way movies are filmed. their streaming service and also has family sharing In the history of Apple, many have doubted included. Both Apple features are available now. that the company could ever possibly make more Next, Apple announced the next version of innovative products, yet each time they create a new the iPad which is as powerful as a laptop, especially service or unique feature, Apple changes everything when you use it with the smart keyboard case. A in technology once again. Photo by Billy Bui Billy by Photo issue 4// vol 46 life & style // no. 13 Feeling intimidated when I walk into professional makeup stores Photo by Michelle Lim Michelle by Photo ››Is this the same for everyone? Tania Arora this way; I, in contrast, have an arm raised time. And well, they have hair products to is okay. But despite holding thousands of Staff Writer so high for this question that it could touch promote as well . products, they are the cleanest of all. They the ceiling. We might feel like their work make sure to maintain the hygiene level of am not sure about everyone, but I I must say that my feeling of environment is chill because of how they all the testers. Ask them for help, and they Ipersonally love makeup. The moment intimidation does not come from any of walk around with bags for clients and will word-vomit every piece of knowledge I enter a professional makeup store like their work ethics. Their beauty and skin do friendly touch-ups on the go, but if they have based on your needs. You ask Sephora or MAC, I feel no less lost than advisors have never refused to help me. we rationally think we can realize that it them for samples and the employees will Alice did in Wonderland. Even if I plan to Never have I been ignored at the door—I seems like a difficult and skill-intensive job. shower you in samples. And even though not buy anything, a person like me with am always greeted with a sweet smile. Even Professional makeup brands get thousands you came to the store for the 364 time to a deep interest in makeup could spend though I do not always walk into the store of customers every day in each of their exchange a product, they will still do so in a hours inside. A giant makeup store to me with the intent to buy something, I have retail stores. The employees are generally kind and understanding way. is like the library to the biggest of nerds. never been judged or gone un-assisted. required to wear full makeup. If the I am still wondering why I feel But I would make a personal confession We must all at least agree that makeup company doesn’t use their own products, intimidated. Maybe it is a basic human here about my experiences—out of all the representatives are trained well. why will others want to buy it? The workers nature—we get mesmerized by the beauty thousands of visits I have made to makeup You see the most amazing of the at these stores have to be trend setters we see and make assumptions. I won’t stores, not even once I have not felt artistry on the faces of the representatives and motivation to everyone who walks say that next time I go there I won’t feel intimidated. We could probably all agree to and, why not? It makes sense— they in the store. In my opinion, it is the most awkward, nervous, or subtly intimidated that somewhere down the line we have felt probably do it because they want to important of all the marketing strategies. at all—but I would certainly be calm and intimidated when inside a store. No one promote the brands after all. Their hair We might see makeup store employees as try to consider things in a different and has a clear answer as to why we might feel will give us major hair goals most of the wandering around just to ask if everything sympathetic way. Fun and easy weekend trips ››Shake your life up a bit Morgan Hannah first Starbucks to ever grace planet Earth reasons: morning walks, Life & Style Editor is located directly across the street from lots of trees for privacy Pike Place Market. The bustling, creative, and intrigue, as well as hat a long week. You finallygot and chaotic market is brimful of shops, tennis courts and 18-hole Wcaught up on homework and you trinkets, food, fish, flowers, and art galore. golf. The lake also offers don’t have to work this weekend. With a fresh brew in hand, what better way a variety of water sports, Wait. What was that? It’s the to spend your day than to gawk and shop at including canoeing, weekend? Wow, that sucker snuck up on all the colourful stalls and booths. boating, windsurfing, you. What are you going to do? You didn’t If the market isn’t your style, take and fishing. plan anything, and lounging is so last week. a walk down the boardwalk and hit Henning prepares a Photo ArconaHouse.com via Imagine booking a weekend at some up Cinnamon Works for a gluten-free Dutch breakfast of fresh everywhere you go. Don’t forget to check nice lodge in the Kootenays—a beautiful cinnamon bun, maybe ride the ferris wheel, local fruit, meats, cheeses, yogurt, and out the Miniature World Museum, the blue-green lake reflecting pine trees, pretty or check out the Seattle Aquarium! You handmade crepes that is both beautiful British Columbia Parliament Buildings, stars, campfires and s’mores—and the best could also have lunch at Von’s 1000 Spirits and delicious and the perfect for fueling and Craigdarroch Castle—a Victorian-era part? It’s just you and your friends. That or skip the two-hour-plus line at Pike your brain for activities—when I was there, Scottish mansion of impressive stature. sounds nice, right? Except for the fact that Place Starbucks and hit up one of the elite I would then take my writing and a chair Government Road also offers lots of it’s hard to book a lodge on such short Starbucks Reserve locations for a fancier down to the waterside. familiar and unique shopping and food notice. And it can be quite expensive on drink. Even the Seattle Art Museum is If I haven’t convinced you to spend choices, but my personal favourite is a student budget. What else can you do, right in the area—and so are several other your weekend getting in touch with nature Foxtrot Tango Whisky Bar and is arguably then? museums. Book a hotel and stay the night. while getting pampered, then perhaps the best. A 1920s themed cocktail lounge Well, here’s where I save the day with a It’s all in the same place, so why not! the guest list of pianists, nobility, consul with smoky mood-lighting, low-baked quick and handy list of easy weekend trips generals, and tourist from all corners of the Arcona House on the Lake, 108 Mile leather sofas, old-fashioned newspaper (that I have personally done) to help get world will. For more details on the guest Ranch, BC menus, and the cocktails to match—it’s not you away from the couch this weekend! list or general information visit the Arcona About six hours North from Vancouver by too far away from the action on Humboldt House website. Pike Place, Seattle, WA car, this European-style Bed and Breakfast street. Victoria probably has the best Living in a coastal city comes with its is run by a Dutchman named Henning, Vancouver Island, Victoria, BC cocktail/bar scene in the area, so that alone perks, one being that it takes two hours and it is incredible. Whether you’re staying This one is ridiculously close! Just a cheap is worth the trip! to drive to Seattle. And once you’re there, for a day or an extended stay, the Arcona ferry-ride away and you’ll find yourself Take your pick, load the car—or a you’ve got no excuse to not check out House is a great option. It is nestled beside at Vancouver Island’s very own Victoria! backpack—and get on movin’, the weekend the first Starbucks ever invented! Even if the 108 Mile Lake in peaceful 108 Mile Rent a posh condo for a night or two and awaits! And this time around it’s gonna be you only take a photo beside the vintage Ranch, BC. There’s a trail that follows the enjoy delectable Canadian coffee, street a good one. storefront sign, it’s worth the visit since the shore of the lake and it is good for several markets, music festivals, and marina-life Have an idea for a story?  [email protected] • Do lockdown drills really help?

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• 'Tough love' isn't an excuse Opinions ...and more ‘Practice makes perfect’: Douglas College lockdown edition ››Do lockdown drills really help? EG Manilag on mass shootings in the recent years, Staff Writer thankfully, but the Canadian government’s efforts of preparation for public safety are hen it comes to an event of a violent stern. Wintruder on campus, in a matter of Evie Blad, a writer for Education seconds, things can go terribly south. So be Week, specifies that many parents, prepared. however, oppose to such instruction for I was making my way to my they deem trauma and other psychological psychology class at the David Lam campus effects to be ingrained among their when a pamphlet was handed down to me children. They also petitioned that drills from a security staff that said, “lockdown are more likely to be counterproductive, drill today.” At the back were the safety rather than helpful to their kids. tips and reasons for doing the drill. It was Mr. Spencer Bokat-Lindell, a writer in around 10 a.m. when a beeping sound The New York Times, states in his article, from the PA system permeated the whole “‘It’s Sick That We Have to Do This’: Do room—it was time for the lockdown. We Really Need Shooter Drills,” that as The professor instructed us to lock and traumatizing as mass shootings are, the barricade the door, cover the windows, turn chances of being killed in one is equivalent off lights, set our phones to silent, and go to to being struck by lightning, very rare. Bui Billy by Photo the back of the classroom staying low and With all these being said, why continue staying quiet. About eight minutes later, an making drills? When all it does is, more all-clear message was given from the PA, likely than not, damage kids? the drill was over, and classes resumed. “But fires are also rare,” said Dan A lot came into my mind after the Rambler, Akron Elementary School drill, especially the thought that what if it district director of student services and of us can do. done in schools for anything can happen at was real? Would I be safe in that scenario? safety, “and that doesn’t stop schools from Now, for me, lockdown drills are the anytime. Will I have a greater chance of surviving conducting regular fire drills.” Rambler government’s initiative for public safety. Going back to Douglas College’s because I followed the instructions? offers a noteworthy view. As a matter of It is highly debated and scrutinized— lockdown drill, was it effective? Will I Lockdown drills are practiced in fact, because of regular fire drills being going through a series of voting and be safer because I now know the drill? an unlikely event of a violent intruder, conducted in schools, students are more approvals—before enforcing it to schools Definitely. I am for sure that I know how particularly active shooters. It is a set of aware of where emergency exits, and safety and other institutions. Rather than to be safe when the unlikely is going to procedures designed to keep occupants in routes are. Likewise, Alan Kazdin, professor disproving it, critics should at least suggest happen because basically, I already know a building prepared and safe. Especially in of psychology and child psychiatry at Yale improvements as to how the school, the drill, and I can anticipate the possible our neighboring country the US, lockdown University, told NBC News that “repetition” their safety team, or the police initiate scenarios and be calmer. Practice does drills are prevalently intensified since mass is more important than “realism.” He techniques and precautionary measures in not just make you perfect, it keeps you shootings are more common across their said, “when you have fire drills, you don’t an unlikely event. prepared and safe. country. According to ABC News, there put smoke in the hallways. … You don’t Even though it is very unlikely to For tips on what to do in an unlikely have been at least 19 deadly mass shootings have people panicking. But you practice happen, by repeating and internalizing event like this, go to: https://www. in the US so far in 2019. Canada, on the it often enough, so people know what the directives, we can be calmer and more douglascollege.ca/about-douglas/safety- other hand, has relatively low records they’re doing.” Ultimately, they argue that prepared when it happens, knock on security-risk-management/lockdown- preparing for the worst, is the least that all wood. Lockdown drills should be often procedures Enough with public proposals ››Confess your love to your partner, not the world Jessica Berget love on display. The worst part? They don’t It forces the person being proposed to them with elaborate signs and candles Editor-in-Chief even ask their partners if they are okay with feel like they have to say yes because and all that junk. Isn’t high school hard it or if they even like public gestures of love. there are so many people watching. Being enough without having to worry about all me old-fashioned, but I believe Public proposals are like surprise asked to marry someone while many asking someone you have a crush on to a Cproposals should be something that parties; people are either going to love people are watching is a lot of pressure. dance in front of all your friends and peers? is solely between you and the person you them and want to be celebrated in a public This is coercion and it is never under Think of how devastating it would be to be love. A special moment for you both to way, or they detest them and hate any form any circumstances the right way to ask that kid who gets rejected in front of the share your love and dedication to each of public surprises. Personally, I am of the someone to spend their life with you. The entire school. As someone with extremely other. Unfortunately, I feel like the people latter, and I’m sure many would agree with audience also plays a big part in proposals low self-esteem in high school, that is who do it use them to brazenly put their me. And in fact, many do. In a US poll and also may encourage the person being nightmare fuel. done by VeraQuest research in 2016, they proposed to say yes, especially if there is I think any form of public proposals found that 84 percent of respondents said any hesitation on their part. are cringy to watch, even if they do say they preferred a private proposal with their Another form of public proposals yes, and especially if the other person says partners. If you are unsure what they would that I take issue with are public prom no or is obviously uncomfortable. You prefer, the best thing to do is just ask. If you proposals. I have seen many viral videos of should never force someone to go through are planning to ask them to marry you, you teenagers asking their classmates to go to as awkward a situation as this. Unless the should at least know how they feel about prom with them and I hate it, even if they both of you have talked about it before and public proposals. say yes and it has a happy ending. There both like the idea of public proposals, don’t The main problem I have with asking is something wrong about this trend of do it. someone to marry you in a public place young kids publicly asking the people that is that you’re putting them on the spot. they have a crush on to go to prom with issue 4// vol 46 opinions // no. 15 ADHD: Behind the stereotypes ››Breaking down the myths

who were hyperactive and throwing stuff.” ADHD can present itself in [that] way.” experience, especially when it came to According to the most recent global This is where stereotyping mental schoolwork. statistics, ADHD affects 3.4% of the adult illnesses can be particularly harmful Sara said, “the prospect of studying population, and 5.29-7.1% of children. to those afflicted. If an individual’s was overwhelming. It wasn’t like the Because statistics show a greater symptoms do not match those of what is courses were too hard, it was just the idea number of kids with ADHD, the disorder stereotypically recognized as ADHD, then of studying was really hard.” is often misrepresented as a problem the individual will be less likely to seek the Even getting ready for school was a that only affects young children. Jane treatment they need. challenge. “I’d go [into the bathroom] with said, “there’s a lot of people who go The realities of ADHD in day-to-day the purpose: I’m going to brush my teeth, undiagnosed because we’re only taught life are much different than what many and I’d end sitting there on the bathroom about the hyperactive kids and the classic believe them to be and go beyond simply floor trimming my finger-nails, pulling ADHD cases. Inattentive ADHD often being unable to focus. random stray hairs. I can sit there… and goes unnoticed and is just seen as lazy, “I have all of the hallmark ADHD think ‘I need to be doing other things right procrastinating.” symptoms” explained fourth year student, now!’ But I couldn’t pull myself away.” Inattentive ADHD is often mistaken Sara* “it means that I have quite a few Once she was correctly diagnosed as anxiety or mood disorders in adults, mood swings. I’m chronically late. My with ADHD and treated with medication, because it often takes the form of work is chronically late. I have poor time her whole life changed. “All kinds of things

Image from Harvard Health Blog procrastination, forgetfulness, or management and organisation. I can get I didn’t realize were hard for me became distractibility. According to the National really easily overwhelmed by little things.” easy,” said Sara. Brie Welton Institute of Mental Health, symptoms As is common in the cases of Sara also didn’t think she had ADHD, The Phoenix (CUP) of inattentive ADHD are less likely to many people with ADHD, Sara was as she didn’t see stereotypical symptoms be recognized by family, peers, and misdiagnosed: “It was manifesting in my of ADHD in herself. Sara voiced that she tereotypes around mental illness can medical professionals than the other two second and third year as anxiety… which is was a really calm child and was never not only alienate those who live with S types: Hyperactive and Combination. what I was being treated for.” hyperactive. illness, but also spread false information Consequently, many people struggle for Some of Sara’s symptoms did closely Fortunately, both Jane and Sara were that can prevent people from reaching out years before finally getting the treatment mirror those of an anxiety disorder. Sara able to successfully seek out treatment for and getting the help they need. they need. explained, “I was anxious about random ADHD once they realized that their anxiety This is especially true of ADHD. As a “Whenever I had… tried to talk to things like accepting e-transfers. I would treatments were not working. third-year student, Jane*, can attest, the people about it, the response was always let them sit there until they expired.” If you think you may have a mental stereotypes were the reason she delayed ‘everybody has that, everybody has Sara also experienced anxiety about illness, reach out to Health and Wellness in seeking help for her illness: “I honestly just problems focusing,’” explained Jane. “When going to the grocery store and couldn’t UNC 337 or talk to your doctor about your thought I was lazy and a procrastinator someone like me seeks help, most people go shopping without being on the phone symptoms. because I never knew that ADHD could be have the response ‘there’s no way you have with a friend. However, her daily struggle names changed for the privacy of like this. I always thought it was the kids that,’ because they don’t understand that went beyond what those with anxiety *individuals. ‘Tough love’ isn’t an excuse to treat someone like shit ››You don’t have to be cruel to be kind

Michele Provenzano relationship, and that this love must be best for me? Why didn’t you say so sooner, ingredients for healthy relationships. Staff Writer communicated clearly. If someone claims sweetie?” Said no one ever. Sometimes, what you might think of their actions are an expression of “tough The Oxford English Dictionary as “tough love” is really just unnecessary he term “tough love” isn’t a catch-all love,” but you never really feel the “love” definition of the term shows that “tough harshness, mistreatment, or abuse. True Tthat can be used to justify being an part of things, it isn’t tough love, it’s just love” especially applies to the treatment of “tough love” is probably rarer than we asshole. Generally used to indicate stern shitty behaviour. children, addicts, or criminals. And tough think. Often, the term is overused when it’s behaviour towards someone that will love may be valid in dealing with these not warranted. It romanticizes situations benefit them in the long run, the phrase relationships. But if you’re using “tough that are simply toxic. can be broken down into two parts. There’s love” to justify the treatment of a friend, When calling out a person’s habit the “toughness”—the harsh treatment of or At a certain point, peer, or partner who doesn’t come close of guilt tripping their significant other strict boundary enforced toward a person, ‘tough love’ becomes to falling into one of these categories, into thinking everything is their fault, the and there’s the “love”—the intention of these connotations perhaps suggest an person may claim, “tough love is just how wanting the best for that person. too tough to be inherent power imbalance or demonization I am in a relationship.” No, Jeff, you’re just This method can be a useful tool for considered love at all. of the other person. Surely, these are not emotionally abusive. dealing with a person in your life who perpetuates unhealthy behaviours that harm themselves and others. However, as the almost oxymoronic quality of the term indicates, tough love requires balance. It’s “Tough love” means wanting the a slippery slope: at a certain point, “tough best for someone. This is what makes the love” becomes too tough to be considered phrase tricky: it refers to one’s intention, love at all. which is an invisible thing. No one can The familiarity of the phrase is ever truly know another’s intentions. You dangerous—it makes it an accessible can tell a person your intentions were excuse. It’s too easy to hurl verbal weapons good, but they’re not obligated to believe at a person then think that slapping the you. Intention must be demonstrated and band-aid of the “tough love” label on the interpreted. If a person interprets your wound makes it okay. behaviour as all tough, you can’t just pin “Tough love” hinges on the presence the word love onto it and expect to be of, well, love. Bill Milliken, whose book of exonerated. the same name is thought of as the origin “Awww, your constant belittling of my of the phrase, insists that “tough love” can interests and the people I surround myself only exist in a genuinely caring and loving with were tough love? You just want what’s Have an idea for a story?  [email protected] • Friends with different type of benefits

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Richard Dick fruit slices? That is a benefit I am looking major as you but maybe one year ahead of anticipating eye contact, but I never look Contributor for again in my adult life. Just a PSA—don’t you—that way you can buy all the books up. This is between me and this dog here. use your friends, use your brain to befriend of the courses they’ve already done. It’s SO We are clearly having a moment. Is there inder, Pure, Grindr, Down, Happn, the right people with the best benefits. much better than trying to track down a anyway I could avoid a relationship with TOnce, Her, and a million other goofy Here is a list of the friends with benefits textbook through Facebook and getting you but enjoy a great friendship with your names—all these apps just prove that I’d like to see advertising their services on emotionally ghosted. It’s exhausting and dog? there is an endless market of people trying craigslist instead of all that dank penis. more tolling than getting ghosted on a 5) Friend with home cooking benefits to infomercial sell you on their genitals. date. I can totally get if you don’t want to 1) Friend with cabin benefits If you meet a person who has family ShamWow? Sham this dick. It’s 100x more bang or date, that’s cool, but WHY can’t I I don’t care if you’re into spellcasting or that can cook, sink your claws into them absorbent. buy your book??? What did I do wrong??? if your grandma is a witch; if you have a before they can get away. A level five These casual sexual relationships tight cabin in the middle of the woods I 3) Friend with health benefits friendship must be achieved before you are usually referred to as a “friends with absolutely will party with you. I will even Nothing solidifies a pair’s bond like getting can meet their parents though, so this one benefits” situation, and while sex is nice pose for selfies that you can caption “out your teeth cleaned routinely together. is a commitment, but it is well worth it. and all, I find that this term is terribly with the bestie.” If there’s a lake, I might You’re basically visiting the most exclusive under utilized. Bumping uglies should not 4) Friend with pet benefits just sell you my soul. restaurant to have ever existed. be the benefit. Like, have you ever had a Whenever I walk on the street and see a wealthy friend with a pool AND a hot mom 2) Friend with textbook benefits dog, I only make eye contact with the dog. 6) Friend with friend benefits who cut you up little exotic rich-people Try to meet someone who is in the same I can always feel the owner staring at me, Okay, I might just need a friend. issue 4// vol 46 humour // no. 17 FOUND: Lost button, pen without a lid, and broken umbrella ››Claim your beloved irreplaceable lost items today!

Craig Allan & Janis McMath thing they did that day. Staff Writer / Assistant Editor In a similar location, a simple BIC pen (not even a Cello Butterflow) with a chewed button was found outside of the bottom was found without a lid. The teeth Asecond-floor entrance to the cafeteria marks could possibly be identifiable, so if at the New Westminster Campus. It is this is your cherished pen please come into a button for the band Frank Hops; who the office and prepare to have your teeth appears to be a local band, and their button imprint taken to ensure that the pen goes emblazoned with a heart and flowers also back to its rightful owner. An umbrella with has the word “Wicked Charmer” around it. some of it’s short and long ribs snapped Which is the album… possibly. was also found accidentally shoved into The pin on the back is broken. It was the trash. The Other Press has rescued the fixed by the finder, but it is still broken. umbrella and now has in in “safekeeping” This button was likely on a back pack. at their Douglas College office. If you would Perhaps the owner was running to get some like to see your button or umbrella back, of that sweet, sweet Tim Horton’s cuisine. just write an article about the importance Maybe they were buying a donut to use as a of securing your buttons to your items substitute bun for a Triple O burger. If they with proper button latching and an article did that, at least losing the button was only about not taking your umbrella out in the going to be the second most depressing blustering winds. Illustration by Janis McMath Janis Illustration by

Students walk out of classes to protest adulthood’s sticker deficit ››The group is making big and shiny demands Michele Provenzano Neal began organizing the walk out like, why even try?” The march remained peaceful. Staff Writer when her Facebook post went viral. “I “You go through life getting used However, several nearby business owners posted a status that said, ‘Remember as to literally being handed symbols of were disgruntled by the booming voices. ollege and university students across a kid u just get stickers all the time? Why achievement, and then those symbols just A simple repeating chant lasted for almost CBritish Columbia participated in tf don’t I get stickers for like paying my disappear,” alumna Kelly Green chimed an hour, one that sums up the heart of a walk out last Wednesday to demand rent and showing up to work doe?? Lolz.’ in. “I don’t know how to measure my the issue: “WE STILL NEED EXTERNAL the resurgence of what many feel is a At first, it got a laugh-react and one or achievements anymore. Sure, I have a VALIDATION.” A subgroup of protestors fundamental human right: receiving two sad-reacts from my friends. But then decent job and I’m paying my bills, but am occasionally shouted, “NOW MORE THAN stickers. a friend shared it, and from then it just, I succeeding in life? Damn it, I still have my EVER.” According to Millie Neal, Douglas like, snowballed. So like, yeet,” Neal stated childhood sticker book handy in the glove Where will Neal take her activism College student and organizer of the before hitting the whoa. box of my car in case that fateful day comes next? “Maybe city hall,” she said. “We’re event, young adults across the province The young social media influencer when my boss calls me into her office to going to keep sticking it to the man until are distraught upon having realized that received hundreds of comments from give me a sticker of a monkey holding a the man sticks something in our sticker stickers are merely a childhood memory. fellow frustrated young adults lamenting banana in one hand and giving a thumbs books.” “Despite being frequently and the loss of the familiar phenomenon. up with the other.” abundantly distributed to us during Many described the tumult it causes in childhood and even into our teenage years, the transitional phase from adolescence to stickers have suddenly become obsolete. maturity. Support for Neal’s concern over We’re in our twenties now, and we’ve the sticker-barren landscape of adulthood realized we’re no longer receiving them,” prompted her to act. Neal told the Other Press. “The worst Thousands stormed out of Douglas thing? We didn’t even notice the point in College’s New Westminster campus and time at which they stopped being granted took to the sidewalk of Eighth Street to us. All of the sudden, they’re gone. gripping protest signs with Sharpie-written Frankly, it’s distressing.” slogans such as, “IF I DON’T GET A STICKER HOW DO I KNOW IF I DID A GOOD THING OR NOT?!” Post-secondary students have been an especially vocal demographic of adults affected by the strife. “In sixth grade, when I got a good We’re going to keep grade on my English test, I’d get a glittery sticking it to the glow-in-the-dark sticker of a smiling star smacked right onto the top of the sheet,” man until the man student Hector Yuen shared with the Other sticks something in Press during the walk out. “Now, if I get an our sticker books.” A on an English 1130 assignment, I don’t get anything.” Acknowledging the glares received from students marching adjacent to him, Yuen continued, “Okay so maybe not an A, but you know what I mean. Good grades don’t get you stickers anymore. It’s sick. It’s Creative Works

Painting The Walls Morgan Hannah Life & Style Editor

am sitting here, watching you paint the trim of our first apartment together. We finally settled on cotton white Iwith an accent wall in bead glass blue. The afternoon sun blankets you in light, softening your features, and fading your Pink Floyd T-shirt—bought new with the intention of it wrinkling and ageing over time to look just like it came from the '80s. I remember when you bought it, you told me it's supposed to be the t-shirt I wear in the mornings when we're drinking coffee together, how it should just barely cover my butt. At least, that's how they portray it in the movies, but I'm not a tiny girl and you're not a big guy, so that wouldn't work for us. All our furniture has been pushed into the center of the room and the walls lined with that bright florescent green frog tape. Some ripped up plastic bags to protect the plastic floors. We've been here for almost half a decade, and yet we've only collected a blue leather reclining sofa with a small rip in the side that faces the wall, a couple of tables in varying heights, two bookshelves filled full of my books and your CD's, my antique blue steamer chest from the '40s, and your forty-five inch plasma TV. It's enough. Though bare now, the walls usually hold our imaginations trapped on canvas—we've both got paint for blood. I remember when we first moved into our apartment. Everything looked so clean and modern. We were about four years newer; me with my thicker thighs, curly hair, and bigger arms clinging to your side—an endless eccentricity and smile painted across my round face. And you, all pale, blond, and built like a fine drum, stuffed into graphic tees and jeans. Beside us was our competition—a family of three, originally from Czechoslovakia with sombre grey coats and drawn faces. The little girl couldn't have been older than nine. But it was a one-bedroom, no patio, and in the end, it was your job that got us the place. Comics & Puzzles Weekly crossword: Autumn Caroline Ho Web Editor Weekly crossword: Autumn By Caroline Ho, Assistant Editor ACROSS 1. Used a chair DOWN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 4. Not here 1. Obsequiousness 8. Corporate money 2. Eagle’s nest manager 3. They come in hard or soft 11 12 13 14 15 11. __ culpa shell varieties 12. Rice dish 4. Geog. region 16 17 18 14. Tolerates encompassing much of 16. Curved path Asia and Oceania (abbr.) 17. Jungian inner self 5. Unexpected bonus 19 20 21 22 23 18. “O Come, __ __ Faithful” 6. Battle Angel of 19. Carnival city and film 20. Summer hours in 7. Root veggie 24 25 26 27 28 Ontario 8. Cartoonist’s sheet 21. Piece of mail (abbr.) 9. Reproductive system 23. Close to the ground tube 29 30 31 24. Elevated flatland 10. “Is it me __ __?” 26. Untrue 13. Post-apocalyptic 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 29. UFC sport videogame series owned 31. Apple download (2 wds.) by Bethesda 32. Of one’s own volition (2 15. Stitches 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 wds.) 22. Profs’ helpers 35. Fond __ Lac 25. Parisian pal 36. Helper 27. Cap 46 47 48 49 50 51 39. Meadow 28. Hoppy beer 40. Lou Gehrig’s disease 30. Provincial elected 42. Online acronym used official 52 53 54 55 before expressing a 32. Bar order sentiment 33.Vietnamese holiday 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 45. Novelist Rand 34. Niagara feature 46. Caesar’s question 37.Colouring 48. Martial arts energy 38. Finale 63 64 65 66 67 68 50. Made up (for) 41. 2o12 James Bond film 52. Treatises 43. Susceptible to error 55. Baton Rouge sch. 44. Kgs or lbs, e.g. 69 70 71 72 73 56. “To start…” (3 wds.) 47.American naval prefix 49. “Life __ _ Highway” 59. Authentic 74 75 76 63. Switch position (1991) 64. Pseudonym abbr. 51. Belonging to us 66. What we breathe 53. Gaze 77 78 79 68. Extinct flightless bird 54. All good, casually 69. Live (2 wds.) 56. Vittles 71. Luxe sports car, briefly 57. Otherwise (2 wds.) 73. “It’s so cold!” 58. More uncool 74. Gabbana’s partner 60. Burning bit 75. Futurama captain 61. Largest artery 76. List-ending abbr. 62. Deciduous conifer tree 77. Acronym for attentive 67. Path nurturing 70. Org. based in The Hague 78. Scott of a landmark Weekly crossword: The count Supreme Court case 72. First aid device PreviousBy Caroline Ho, Assistant Editor solution 79. Fan’s cheer D A T U M S O M E D U M P O P E R A T R E X E S I O C R A N K R E A P N E X T O N E O N O N E S O D A E A A B B E Y T W O S C O M P A N Y R O E R E C A P O L E S I N G T H R E E W I S H E S A M O I M A E O U T R E T A R F O U R S E A S O N S M I S E R I R S L A P F I V E S T A R E V I L E R A T I D E A L L I M A A N T E C U R I E D E P T L E E R H E A R T DOUGLAS STUDENTS’ UNION FREE MAC & CHEESE LUNCH! COQUITLAM AB ATRIUM NEW WEST THURS SEPT 26TH CONCOURSE WED SEPT 25TH

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