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Red (Taylor’s Version) comes with a spectrum of familiar emotions that we know all too well. As the second of Taylor Swift’s re-recorded albums takes a step closer in regaining financial and legal control of her song catalog, Swift describes…
Activism always carried its own set of dangers. As the need for reform challenges the status quo, it ends up clashing with influential people, along with different sets of beliefs. History itself is littered with cases of red-tagging, police brutality,…
The Visual & Performing Arts Production Unit (VPAPU) posted a crowdsourcing announcement on their Facebook page on March 23, looking for suppliers of materials needed to do alternative face shields that health workers can use as personal protective equipment (PPE).…
We use Google for almost everything, and this doesn’t make it so hard to think that Google is everywhere—an omnipresent entity that seems to know exactly what we are thinking of buying so that online ads would start to be…
Matumal, mahirap, malala—iilan lamang iyan sa mga salitang binitawan ni Marites Gomez, isang cook sa isang bulalohan sa Mahogany Market, Tagaytay City—dalawang linggo matapos ang nangyaring pag-alburuto ng Bulkang Taal. Kung dati ay ‘di mahulugang karayom ang bilang ng mga…
With guest speakers Atty. Chel Diokno, founding dean of De La Salle University College of Law and Albert John Puchero of DLSU-D Alumni Association, the College of Liberal Arts and Communication Student Government (CLACSG), held the seminar “Connect the G.A.P.:…
The College of Liberal Arts and Communication Student Government (CLACSG), together with the Federation of the Deaf – Cavite Province (FDCP), held “The Deafening Reality: A Symposium for Deaf and Sign Language” on September 25 at Eugenio Cabezas Room. This…