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Originally published in The HERALDO FILIPINO Volume 36 Issue 1. Another challenge arises for many student athletes amid academic responsibilities and the unprecedented shift of learning as they find themselves to be deprived of the games they get by. For…
Forwarding calls for more inclusive and diverse spaces, the Lasallian Educators’ Society’s (LES) Kuwentong Bayan: Pagladlad sa mga Naratibo ng Kasarian, Diskriminasyon, at Eksepsiyonalidad webinar narrated stories and perspectives that tackle a wide range of topics on gender, discrimination, and…
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…
Highlighting how globalization shapes the idea of progress and how it still leaves people behind, the Social Sciences Department (SSD), in partnership with the Lasallian Community Development Center (LCDC), explored the Impacts of Economic Globalization to the Marginalized Sectors in…
Law School, South Korea’s first law school drama, presents a gripping and mysterious tale following a professor’s unexpected murder, opening the door to other related cases that shine the spotlight on the flaws of the legal system. Set in the…
Many local businesses took their trade onto different online platforms, hoping to reach anyone who might be interested in what they have to offer. Dalisay, a local business, shares their experience in adapting towards the changes brought by the pandemic,…
Talks about the climate crisis have been going on for years now. However, immediate and bold actions on addressing the crisis is a whole different story. This is why the youth demands attention from those in power through global climate…