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2017—there’s no denying that this has been a year full of hazards and chaos. However, behind every moment of tragedy and turmoil are the stories of courage and humanity that most of us don’t often get to see. For saving…
Photo by: Justine Bea Baustista “Ako, noong umpisa, malakas lang kasi talaga ang loob ko. Pero noong nangyari ‘yong demolition, hindi mo rin maalis sa sarili mo na manghina ka kasi [mapapatanong ka] ‘nasaan na ‘yong pinaglalaban niyo?’” Joyce Tenerife…
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…
We know it’s healthy, cheap, and delicious, but aside from that, there are other reasons why the campus’ taho is really special. It’s Kuya Ignacio from West Campus and Kuya Richard from East Campus who make their taho business a…
If you’re into upbeat music, enthralling choreographies, and fellow Lasallians slaying the stage, then Dance Series Track 6: Back to Basics was the dance series you should have watched out for. Hyped with stunning lights, groovy music, and relentless artists,…
Art by Lynoelle Kyle Arayata It’s one thing to revise some parts of your thesis, but it’s an entirely different story if you have to change the entire narrative—especially when it’s history. Not far from the various political discourse and…
When you mention “Halloween,” people usually think of the fun part about it: Jack-o’-lanterns, sweets, and cool costume parties. Then there’s the spooky side of it: remembering the dead, countless TV specials featuring extremely believable ghost stories, and that subtle…
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,…
Choose your journey: You’re in a discussion about depression and you have to express your opinion about it. Will you (a) respond passively, (b) discuss its reality, or (c) say that it’s “gawa-gawa lang”? There’s no arguing that one can…
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…