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The revolutions that we have read in history books have this very familiar scene— people on the streets, with their clenched fists raised in the air, shouting for their voice to be heard. The clenched fist we associate with revolution…
Film: To the Bone (2017) Sweat dripping, calories increasing, and lifespan diminishing—this is how the surface of eating disorders paved the way to the film’s message of self-acceptance and discovery. To the Bone tackles the spine-chilling cases of eating disorders,…
We all have stories of the dear terror professors who’ve made the ride through college memorable, for better or for worse—but as World Teacher’s Day comes to a close, let’s remember that besides stress, our professors can also become our…
Book: Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky (1999) If you haven’t read this YA classic yet, then you better. The Perks of Being a Wallflower, by American novelist, screenwriter, and director Stephen Chbosky is a coming-of-age novel that…
Album: Capacities by Up Dharma Down “Minamasdan, Ang saya ng puso mo, Sa piling ng iba.” This is an excerpt from one of the album’s tracks, Luna—one of many tunes that will hit you right in the feels. Taking more…
Web Series: Hanging Out (2016) It’s not every day that the LGBTQ+ community can accentuate themselves in the filtered media, and if it (luckily) is, the Internet is where they can wave their flags freely. December 2016 was a remarkable…
Film: Ghost in the Shell (2017) As the era is now comprised of both technology and humanity, the film Ghost in the Shell takes the stage to visualize the possible future ahead of us. From a mortal-body-turned-cyborg up to…