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Nexus newspaper February 7, 2024 full issue |
February 7, 2024
Raven Spirit Dance honours land with ConfluenceClose your eyes and imagine you are on the banks of the mighty Klondike and Yukon rivers in Dawson City; you hear the rush of each body of water as it meets, each energy weaving together to create something new and numinous. The force of this energy is the inspiration behind Raven Spirit Dance’s production […] Continue Reading |
Listen and Learn: The Bridge Live Rap Battles stunning, hilariousFor the first edition of this, my new music column, I decided it’d be fun for me, a punk rock girl, to check out some rap battles. I have yet to really explore the musical landscape of the Victoria hip-hop scene; The Bridge Live Rap Battles presented by Set the Bar at the Victoria Event […] Continue Reading |
Lydia’s Film Critique: Daddy LonglegsA dedication to careless responsibility. A eulogy to tangled childhoods. A tribute to bad fathers all around the globe. Daddy Longlegs (2009), directed by Josh and Benny Safdie, is a semi-autobiographical tale about fatherhood at its best and very worst. Lenny (played by Ronald Bronstein), is a father for two weeks out of the year. […] Continue Reading |
Brainrot: February 7, 2024 issue |
Creature Feature: February 7, 2024 issue |
Nominations open for 2024 Teacher Recognition AwardsNominations are open until Friday, March 1 for Camosun College’s third annual Teacher Recognition Awards. The event, which celebrates instructional excellence, happens in April; students are encouraged to nominate instructors who have excelled in promoting student success. Students from the Lansdowne and Interurban campuses recognized 27 teachers in the event’s first year and 28 in […] Continue Reading |
What’s This? A College Meme?: February 7, 2024 issue |
25 Years Ago in Nexus: February 7, 2024 issueCase closed (circuit): In our February 8, 1999 issue, we wrote about how the emergence of four closed-circuit television cameras in Camosun College’s Lansdowne campus was cause for concern. Although I’m not sure why, because, as writer L. Vanderbijl pointed out, there were already 13 cameras in operation at Lansdowne. Camosun manager of College Safety […] Continue Reading |
International student organization Enactus comes to CamosunInternational student organization Enactus has come to Vancouver Island; its first chapter on the island was formed at Camosun College’s Interurban campus last fall. Enactus has chapters in 33 different countries and is affiliated with 1,064 campus programs. The Camosun chapter of Enactus aims to provide a space for entrepreneurship and innovation to assist students […] Continue Reading |