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Flash back to the 60s to the 90s, trekking the roads was one of the most innovative forms of commerce the pre-technological Philippines had ever seen: roaming vendors. Travelling from town to town with their cows or carabaos, they carry…
The DLSU-D Communication and Media Society (COMMSOC) hosted the event “Vlogger’s Expo: In Spectrum” attended by Lasallians and outsiders interested in the art of vlogging, on March 9, at the College of Tourism and Hospitality Management Salrial Hall. Project head…
The College of Liberal Arts and Communication Student Council (CLACSC) held Stepping Beyond Borders yesterday, March 5, at the Bulwagang Jose Basa. Rife with learnings from former student activists to tackle the reality of student activism in the country and…
It was pure silence that filled the consultation room in the office which held the three of us—two sophomore students and gentle-looking man in a simple white t-shirt and slacks. It was around 4 in the afternoon, just right after…
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…
Making their debut here in the Philippines, the Big Bad Wolf Books is holding a 10-day book sale from February 16 to 25 with the World Trade Center in Pasay City flooding with over two million books up for grabs.…
We’ve all been exposed to jaw-dropping magic acts—the dissipating cards, vanishing doves, and even disappearing magician. Designed to delight the mind with both wonder and deception, it successfully tickles the imagination of the young and the old alike right in…
The Philippine indie scene has been making waves for the past few years, and it just keeps getting bigger. With the tide of indie appreciation at an all-time high, you might want to ride that wave now—because OPM sure as…
It’s enough to pique curiosity when you mention their name among college students. When you hear someone say “UG ’yan”, it’s bound to turn heads. They’ve definitely made a name for themselves, but that’s not the end of it. Behind…
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…