“His laugh you’d die for, his laugh you’d die for…”
Mary Therese It started last February, with a gentle smile,a soothing voice, a calm demeanor.Every word he uttered felt like a song,the kind you hum without realizingit’s already stuck in
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Endemic dysfunction in the Philippines’ education system
Class suspensions have once again become a familiar headline, brought by rising cases of illness, relentless rains, and sudden emergencies. In response, the Department of Education (DepEd) urged local government
Eldest daughters, the lambs of Filipino households
They say the firstborn daughter is the family’s trial run, but in the Philippines, she often becomes the family’s safety net. Before she even learns how to spell responsibility, it
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