Lydia’s Film Critique: Pink Flamingos“Kill everyone now. Condone first-degree murder. Advocate cannibalism. Eat shit. Filth is my politics, filth is my life.” Should one try to vindicate Pink Flamingos (1972) from its vile cruelty to all which is good, they may fall flat. But should they instead embrace its vile cruelty, welcome its offenses, and affirm their own derangements, […] Continue Reading |
Dropping the Needle: A lonely Valentine’s DaySpending Valentine’s alone was not part of the plan, but after my three-year relationship ended I find myself riding solo through the month of love. However, music became my companion, like an embrace, a place to vent, and even an escape from reality. Here are the best albums to help you get through different stages […] Continue Reading |
Weird Dog Ink: February 19, 2025 issue |
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Reasons to Live… In Victoria: Chinatown—The Bubble Tea PlaceA national historic site, Victoria’s Chinatown is famous for being the oldest surviving Chinatown in Canada. The closely built brick buildings create a labyrinth of inner courtyards, alleys, and passageways, giving Chinatown its mysterious allure. This neighbourhood was originally dominated by three import-export companies, including Kwong Lee & Co. Founded by Lee Chong, it was […] Continue Reading |
Reflections in recoveryIt’s a weird feeling, being 22 years old and two years sober. I never thought I would get this far, but I’m very grateful I have. My drinking started young, but really picked up in high school. I still managed to do well in all my classes, so I wasn’t too worried at first. However, […] Continue Reading |
Peer Pods program offers support to studentsCamosun College has launched a new program to help students feel supported as they transition into post-secondary life. Many students struggle with loneliness, stress, and mental-health challenges—Peer Pods is designed to address these issues and give students a sense of belonging. Camosun students lead the Peer Pods groups, which meet each week for one hour. […] Continue Reading |
Localtoast: The Daemon That Lives at Localhost: February 19, 2025 issue |
Nominations open for Camosun Teacher Recognition AwardsNominations are open for Camosun College’s fourth annual Teacher Recognition Awards, a ceremony that celebrates teachers who go above and beyond to ensure their students have success. Camosun’s Teaching and Learning Council created this award as a way to celebrate great teachers. “A few years ago, we were trying to think of a way to […] Continue Reading |
