On SONA 2023: Health is no longer a priority?
Bea Santina A year has passed since President Ferdinand Marcos Jr vowed to address the issues piling up in the health sector; and yet after a year, no change is
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ON SONA 2023: Education Sector on False Hopes and Fool’s Paradise
Zanti Alfonzo Gayares In the recent SONA, Marcos addressed another set of delusional perspectives of the education sector as it goes antithetical to the realities faced by the country in
ON SONA 2023: The Illusion of Progress in Philippine Agriculture and Food Security
Ritzie Daniel Lao In his second State of the Nation Address (SONA), President Bongbong Marcos addressed the pressing issues that plagued our country today. While the speech highlighted the government’s
On SONA 2023: Making Sense of the Mind-Boggling Figures
Kezo Andre Javier After more than a full year in office, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has reported to the people once again as he delivered his second State of the
COLUMN | Chasing Truth, Not Trophies
Carl Sebastian Arabiran July 25 is Philippine Campus Press Freedom Day. With the recently-concluded 2023 National Schools Press Conference, it is timely that I share my reflections on schools press
COLUMN | FOUR BETTER OR FOUR WORSE? A Glimpse on PBBM’s first year
Bea Jane Serna Since President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.’s inauguration on the 30th of June last year, he has already been seated as the chief executive of the country for
COLUMN | MAHARLIKANT: A Costly Bill that Poses a Risky Venture for the Philippines
Kristian Bautista With only a sole opposition and an abstain in the Senate, the Maharlika Investment Fund (MIF) gets swiftly approved and is now on the desk of the President
KOLUM | ENDO, bagong Petsa de Peligro
Jewilyn Sta Maria Sumapit na naman araw kung saan ang mga manggagawa ang bida ngunit sa likod ng pagdiriwang ay ang masalimuot na kinakaharap pa rin ng mga manggagawa sa
COLUMN | Divided We Fall: Hazing in its self-destruction
Aldrich Allaga “For he today who sheds his blood with me shall be my brother.” – William Shakespeare While the pledge of brotherhood may seem to run thicker than blood,
COLUMN | EDSA and the continued quest for a more democratized Philippines
Joemar Yubokmee Some 70,000 people were imprisoned, 34,000 were tortured, and over 3,200 people were killed in the dark years of martial law, but it only took one peaceful revolution
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