Breaking Patronage | FeelHealth At Last!
Romeena Minor For the longest time, the mouths of millions of Filipinos have been stuffed with the bitter taste of healthcare injustice. Will this year be, at last, any sweeter
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COLUMN | Halaga ng isang landas na hindi matatahak
Kenjie-Aya Oyong Sa paglipas ng panahon, unti-unti nang umuusbong ang mga job offering na hindi na nangangailangan ng diploma para pasukan, tulad ng mga call center agents at mga delivery
COLUMN | Prevention Begins With Education
Cess Gatchalian Every day, Filipino teenagers face life-altering consequences due to early pregnancies, often because they lack access to accurate information about reproductive health. Senator Risa Hontiveros’s proposed Prevention of
Breaking Patronage | Keeping the Power of the Purse in Check
Kezo Andre Javier Facing the looming threat of a reenacted budget, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed the controversial 2025 General Appropriations Act (GAA), instituting the P6.3-trillion national budget for this
LIFE CANVAS | Filtered Lives, Unfiltered Struggles
Jinvy Im and Marc Servo In today’s world, it is common for someone to casually say that their hobby is just scrolling through social media. The action has become a
Education Unboxed | Grades do matter; Do not settle for mediocrity
Rian Gabriel Fuentes “Importante buhi,” a statement frequently uttered by students when confronting academic challenges. Unfortunately, this sentiment often leads to an acceptance of mediocrity. It is disheartening that many
Education Unboxed | 404: Learning Not Found
Isaac Samaniego The Department of Education (DepEd) has expressed its desire to integrate coding into the curriculum of Filipino learners across the country. According to Department Secretary Sonny Angara, this
BY THE PEOPLE | Quiboloy’s Precept of Surrender
Noel Lazaro In Christianity, surrendering means placing trust in the divine will. Proverbs say to lean on the Lord, not ourselves. But Apollo Carreon Quiboloy’s return after seven months in
COLUMN | Chained in Poverty
Ma. Bernadette Panaligan Memes like “Ang diet ko ay poverty” have become a trendy punchline on social media, allowing many Filipinos to laugh off their struggles amidst difficult situations.
COLUMN | Stand for Palestine
Ignacius Carell Cruz The unprecedented Hamas attack last year on Israeli towns, which resulted in hundreds of civilians dead and thousands more injured, is the result of decades of oppression,
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