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Nexus newspaper April 3, 2024 full issue |
April 3, 2024
Brainrot: April 3, 2024 issue |
Students show passion for their projects in Camosun Comic Arts FestivalOn April 18, graduating students of Camosun’s Comics & Graphic Novels (CGN) certificate program will unveil their final projects at the Camosun Comic Arts Festival, an annual event celebrating the artistic and literary achievements of CGN students. The event features original student artwork, prints, stickers, and more available to browse and purchase; the festival also […] Continue Reading |
Things That Happen: April 3, 2024 issue |
Lydia’s Film Critique: Me and You and Everyone We KnowThe best thing a goldfish mindlessly forgotten atop a car roof can hope for is to drive steadily. Forever. Sudden brakes are destined for a stolen soul, forever clueless of being loved. A fish won’t ever know, but Christine Jesperson always will. She is the lonely hero. It’s only blue skies in Miranda July’s Me […] Continue Reading |
Creature Feature: April 3, 2024 issue |
Open Space: Camosun needs to support PalestinePalestinian cause is crucial, as so-called Canada and Israel are both on stolen lands—here it’s Indigenous peoples, there it’s Palestinians. The legacy of colonial occupation by way of Western powers is shared between Turtle Island and Palestine. Although many institutions acknowledge that they are on stolen lands, it’s vital to recognize the stolen status of […] Continue Reading |
News Briefs: April 3, 2024 issueCamosun Enactus club takes first place in contest, heads to nationals The Camosun College Enactus student club team secured first place in the Enactus regional competition held in Calgary on March 14 and 15. The team presented judges with The Campus Quisine meal kit, which was created to combat high food prices for students. Enactus […] Continue Reading |
New Music Revue: The Jesus and Mary Chain bring mixed feelings with new albumThe Jesus and Mary Chain Glasgow Eyes (Fuzz Club) 3/5 The Jesus and Mary Chain are a Scottish alternative rock band formed in 1983, gaining critical acclaim from their debut 1985 album Psychocandy. I have mixed feelings on their new album, Glasgow Eyes. I would describe it as ‘80s electronic pop rock with modern production. […] Continue Reading |
25 Years Ago in Nexus: April 3, 2024 issueGoodbye drama: Our April 6, 1999, issue featured a resolution to a drama I’ve been following closely for months, closing the chapter on the battle of student privacy versus the installation of closed circuit cameras at Camosun College. The issue was solved amicably so that all parties involved were satisfied (yawn-fest). After student-led petitions and […] Continue Reading |