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As I write this, memes have hit the Internet portraying Duterte’s eerie similarity to Thanos in his quest to possess all the infinity—or impunity—stones and obtain ultimate power. Only, instead of the six infinity stones scattered all over the galaxy,…
“Is it enough to just be an audience?” Teatro Lasalliana’s Buwan at Baril production will leave you with goosebumps. Fearless in its depiction of Martial Law, the unconventional setup and intimate performances are a stark reminder that Martial Law…
I remember entering the campus in my frosh year of college and appreciating the environment for its aesthetic. It was only much later that I saw the school’s environmental advocacy for what it was: a human responsibility. As we grow…
The DLSU-D students will now be permitted to wear civilian attire from March 15 until May 26, the end of semester, as a result of the approved request of the University Student Council (USC) 2017-2018 to Dr. Mario Torres, Dean…
The University Student Council (USC) 2017-2018 held the first Town Hall meeting of their term on Wednesday, February 21, at the College of International Hospitality (CIH) Kitchen Demo Room, where USC President Israel Pajarillo led the discussion on the recent…
There have been good superheroes before, even great ones. But never has there been a superhero so powerfully relevant that neighborhoods all over America are renting out entire theatres just to make sure their kids have the opportunity to see…
Art is not dead—and definitely not in DLSU-D. Unbeknownst to most, our campus is home to a treasure trove of homegrown artists keeping the local art scene alive and kicking. From illustrators to painters using everything from watercolor to digital…