Scripted Sincerity
Trixelle Mae Bumatay “Thank you.” Perhaps no two words carry more meaning when they are spoken freely. A child says them after receiving help. A stranger says them after a
Trixelle Mae Bumatay “Thank you.” Perhaps no two words carry more meaning when they are spoken freely. A child says them after receiving help. A stranger says them after a
Anthea Florence Portacio Too often, the humanities become acquainted with the suffix “less.” Useless. Jobless. Pointless. Yet, also too often, when universities need someone to speak to thousands of graduates
Angelo Masagnay Kayod-kalabaw ang pamana ng lahing Pilipino. Hindi natin binibilang ang pasa at pagod, basta may maihain sa hapag at may maibigay na salapi sa pamilya. Sa bawat patak
Perhaps the greatest tragedy is for Filipinos to witness justice left astray. More than a year ago, after the House of Representatives first impeached the second-highest official of the Philippines,
Aiza Albaracin, Gweneth Pablo Unfortunately, the Vice President cannot attend her own impeachment. This is due to the following commitments: fiestas, tree planting, and some other public appearances. Apparently, these
“UP cutie!” While numerous aspiring iskos and iskas repeat this ‘lucky’ phrase to manifest their acceptance in the university, the impoverished can only think of one sentence: Go big or
Shajeena Mastura Tuwing tumutulo ang ulan sa mga butas ng aming yero, hindi ko mapigilang tumingin sa shopping app. Kapag nakaipon ako, ano kayang mas magandang bilhin — mas matibay
“Trust us.” That’s what the fox would say before encroaching on the monkeys’ territory. Except this isn’t about animals.It’s about “Pax Silica”—a proposed AI and advanced manufacturing hub in New
Every State of the Nation Address begins with applause. Inside the halls of the Batasang Pambansa, every line is carefully delivered, every accomplishment acknowledged, and every promise welcomed with standing
With Republic Act No. 11440, also known as the National Campus Press Freedom Day established as a “celebration” for the Philippines, journalism stagnantly remains reprimanded in the very sovereign that