The cost of living at home: Should parents charge their kids rent?
If you’re a young adult living in Metro Vancouver, you’ve probably noticed it’s expensive to live on your own. Unless you’re working full-time, you…
December, 2014
Opinion: Everyone should work in customer service once in their lives
A woman entered a fast food restaurant and ordered a chocolate milkshake. A few minutes later, the young girl working there handed over the…
Therapy from four-legged friends
Michelle Carduner shares the benefits and experience of owning a therapy dog. Her dog is Esme, a Golden Retriever. What does a service dog do?…
A moustache affair
A moustache affair by Mallory O’Neil on Exposure
10-year-old talks ‘Force Awakens’
Ten-year-old Ben Lefevre is a self-proclaimed Star Wars super-fan: He claims to know everything there is to know about the famous movie franchise. After the…
Feeling festive? Vancouver’s annual Christmas market has a lot to offer
The annual Vancouver Christmas Market opened for its fifth year on Nov. 22, marking the start of the Christmas season. The outdoor Christmas village…
That time the student council was hijacked: A retrospective of the KSA scandal
Few would expect the world of university student politics to be half as amoral and ridiculous as its real world counterpart, yet Kwantlen is…
Lesser-known sports podcast: Mind sports
In this segment of lesser-known sports, Max Kirkpatrick and his friends consider the question, “Are board games really a sport?” (Length: 27 minutes, 51…
Don’t settle for second best: Q & A on dating, with Laurel Scott
Laurel Scott is a vivacious 76-year-old. Beautiful, athletic, rowdy and hilarious, she causes a stir everywhere she goes. She has been married twice and…
Exploring compassion: Students go panhandling for a day
By Torin Slik and Mercedes Dean The cold was crippling. I had not thought about how cold it could be sitting, on cardboard with…
Should the CFL worry after a lacklustre season?
The 2014 season was anything but a banner year for the Canadian Football League. The mediocrity of the league this season was mirrored in…
Eastside Culture Crawl 2014
The 18th annual Eastside Culture Crawl saw four days of Vancouver artists’ crafts, visual arts and designs in display. The Culture Crawl started in…
Valerie Pugh’s four steps to creativity
(Click on the cartoon for full-sized view) Valerie Pugh is a professor at the Art Institute of Vancouver, but her main form of expression…
Students prepare for fashion week
For fashion design students, the hum of a sewing machine is music to their ears. Once they enter the design room, it’s like returning…
Crime through a criminal lawyer’s perspective
Criminal lawyer Michael Bozic talks about declining crime in B.C., exploring the reasons behind the decrease.