Telescopic Penguins: October 15, 2025 issue |
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25 Years Ago in Nexus: October 15, 2025 issueRed scare: The demand for higher pay that mirrors a high cost of living hardly sounds ludicrous to those who work for minimum wage; In 2000, the proposed $8 minimum wage, an increase of $0.40, turned heads. In our October 15, 2000, we cover that while some praised the plan by the BC government, citing […] Continue Reading |
Open Space: Coping with the stress of an increasingly dangerous worldHow do you feel when you watch the news? Are you happy about the direction the world is heading in? Are you comfortable with the road our leaders have put us on? Are you confident in your ability to navigate the hazards that are present and on the horizon? If you regularly follow world events, […] Continue Reading |
God Is a Scottish Drag Queen shows God with a sense of humour and an accentDo you ever wish you could sit down with the Almighty, and really just get down to brass tacks? Well, with God Is a Scottish Drag Queen, audiences can do just that. Comedian Mike Delamont started his stage career here in Victoria, and now he’s coming back, and bringing his most-loved show with him. The […] Continue Reading |
Cool Thing: October 15, 2025 issue |
Nexus newspaper October 15, 2025 full issueRead the full issue here. Continue Reading |
New Music Revue: The Telephone Numbers embrace doomed optimism on second albumThe Telephone Numbers Scarecrow II (Slumberland) 3.5/5 San Francisco’s The Telephone Numbers are cementing themselves as a worthy presence in the indie pop scene, with their second album, Scarecrow II, boldly embracing the timeless feel of ’70s and ’90s rock. From the opening track, “Goodbye Rock n Roll,” the band establishes a clear and distinct […] Continue Reading |
News Briefs: October 15, 2025 issueCollege receives $625,000 donation The Gwyn Morgan and Patricia Trottier Foundation recently gave a $625,000 donation to Camosun College. The pledge will support the trades sampler program over two and a half years. The program, which runs 12 weeks, aims to introduce students to a range of skilled trades. Continue Reading |
British Columbia Federation of Students launches new campaign in support of post-secondary fundingThe British Columbia Federation of Students (BCFS) recently launched a new campaign, Cuts Suck. Fix Education. Advocating for the return of provincial government funding, the campaign aims to address a slow financial cut to the BC post-secondary education system that has lasted over the past 20 years. “Students shouldn’t have to delay their graduation because […] Continue Reading |
Pieces of Performance: Backstage Shade Festival quotablesBe sure to pay attention and learn your history. That blood, sweat, and tears ended slavery. As we watch abroad, we see the desecration of soil. While millionaires live in spoil. Now we fight once again to protect our rights. Through rallies and education we hang on until light. To be part of the revolution […] Continue Reading |