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I used to hate coffee. When Starbucks emerged in the market, I learned that there was a plethora of coffee I’m going to hate. Little did I know, a year after I joined The HERALDO FILIPINO, a distasteful flavor destined…
*The verses used by the writer are simply creative depictions inspired by the paragraph style of the Bible in order to depict the following narrative through prose. “Sa ngalan ni Hesus. Sa ngalan ni Nazareno…” 1 Mga Gunita…
With each step, I was moving unobstructed yet wary, closer and closer to his vulnerability—a heedful admission to his countless submissions. The stalls nearby were closing, and the service crew around us were rounding up the rattling tables and chairs.…
Graduating students and their families queued up today, June 28, in Counters 2, 3, and 4 in Gregorya Montoya Hall (GMH) to claim their program booklets and entry cards for the 42nd Commencement Exercises at Ugnayang La Salle this June…
I brought my bag and packed a shirt. I was bound to write about the Kapdula farmers, but the immersion shaped the way I thought about agriculture. It explored my deepest and most critical of thoughts, and challenged myself on…
Diversity isn’t discredited as much as it was decades ago. The ever-growing potential of our understanding, learning, and interaction has paved a great way to embrace the differences amongst us. It varies, grows, and evolves, and the mere context of…
The afternoon sky chased me with its blustery tropics and tedious phase. I was roaming around the Engineering building to find her but, unfortunately, the housekeepers weren’t in sight. I strode further and went upstairs—and behind the steel door, I…