ON SONA 2024: Overstating the Education Sector
Zanti Alfonso Gayares In his third State of the Nation Address (SONA), President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. extolled the recent progression of the education sector and provided data on prevailing issues.
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A DEADLY CONNECTION: How pollution is a hidden factor in suicide risk
Gab Ibis City traffic is heavy, bringing much stress to the common commuter with its raucous noise, sweaty breeze, and also, the release of bellows upon bellows of blackened smoke
MAKING WAVES: Paris opens historic ‘24 Olympics Ceremony on the Seine River
Dion Mikhail Fetalvero One hundred years since it hosted the Olympics, Paris returned with an extravaganza – an Opening Ceremony for the history books. Photo Courtesy of CNN. Rocking the
The growing evidence of social media’s toll on teen mental health
Gab Ibis Mindlessly scrolling through endless feeds has become a seemingly endless source of pleasure for many. Yet, this addictive behavior comes at a significant cost. Photo Courtesy of Canva
‘Gil Tulog’ signs spark public outrage, upset Puyat family
Shekinah Jedidiah Alima Renamed “Gil Tulog Avenue” street signs, part of a melatonin supplement campaign by Wellspring Company, have sparked controversy and were quickly condemned by the family of the
ON SONA 2024: Stranger in our Own Waters
Junel F. Fiestada The disputed territory between China and the Philippines has been the headlines for the past years. It is the same headline over and over again – a
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Senate halts Filipino language as teaching instruction amid education lags
Shekinah Jedidiah M. Alima Senate President Francis “Chiz” G. Escudero inked the law to shift learning instruction modality from Filipino to English last July 23 despite the Philippines’ low global
ON SONA 2024: Not Yet Out of the Woods
Kezo Andre Javier Capping off what may be the most eventful year of his term by far, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. delivered his third State of the Nation Address (SONA)
La Mesa dam approaches spilling level, Marikina River on 3rd alarm
Shekinah Jedidiah Alima The water level in La Mesa Dam and Marikina River continues to rise due to the heavy rainfall brought by typhoon Carina and the southwest monsoon as
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