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Remember those classroom exercises where teachers asked where you’d see yourself in ten, fifteen years? You’d write it down dutifully: a successful professional, an apartment of your own, maybe a car, definitely traveling, always happy. I remember scribbling my answers…
Rite of passage na ata ang mapagdaanan ‘to. ’Yung akala mo, five-minute errand lang, pero ‘di mo namamalayang lumipas na ang buong araw pero nandiyan ka pa rin sa puwesto mo—amoy-araw na’t may existential crisis pa. Bumabagal ang oras, nauubos…
The College of Business Administration & Accountancy Student Government (CBAASG) had been working behind the scenes for months, spearheading the much-anticipated third installment of FLAIR: One Melody for the Lasallian Community. This wasn’t your typical event planning; it was a…
In our culture of efficiency, where life’s path is mapped out in clean, linear steps, the idea of taking a year off from school can feel like a risky detour. The sequence seems so straightforward: finish a degree, land a…
Originally published in Heraldo Filipino Volume 38, Double Issue Food is alive and ever changing. It will continue to be immortalized by the people that make it. In itself, it is already a language older than the ones we speak.…
Bangus, our national fish, is as loved as it is feared for its notorious tinik. It’s an odd choice for a favorite, isn’t it? With every bite, you have to pause, fingers picking through the maze of tiny bones. The…
With immense pride and honor, the De La Salle University-Dasmariñas (DLSU-D) Chorale, under the leadership of their conductor, Mr. John Angelo Diamos, has achieved remarkable success at the Taipei International Choral Competition (TICC) 2024. The group returned in triumph with…