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Originally published in HF Volume 37 Issue 1 As the new administration resurfaces talks of Mandatory Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) within the college curriculum, students stand at risk of another attempt at militarization of our education in the…
Sa laban ng tsuper, kasama ang komyuter, ngunit hangga’t nanatiling bingi ang gobyerno sa hinaing ng masa na solusyonan ang krisis sa transportasyon, hindi tayo uusad. Ngayong linggo simula noong ika-anim ng Marso, nagsagawa ng malawakang transport strike ang…
It was a television moment that no one even dared to imagine after a historical revolt that ended a dictator’s rule: a 92-year old Imelda escorting his son, Bongbong, at the Congressional complex built under her husband’s regime, as House…
In a system that enables vote buyers, the poor and the so-called “bayaran” are made to be scapegoats. We’ve all seen it on the news. Candidates showering people with blue and yellow bills in political rallies. Politicians issuing cash aid…
The election is called a “race” for a reason, but it is not, in any way or form, a matter of relay games. As the substitution period for the 2022 election comes to a close, our country is only met…
In a government surrounded by ridiculous political stunts and clownery governance, there is no room for politicians who would only exacerbate the circus. As the 2022 election looms closer, we have witnessed a rise of popular personalities and influencers shifting…
To revise history is to deny the stories that shaped our current reality. Last week, discussions on historical revisionism topped social media feeds following the controversial interview of Former Senator Bongbong Marcos with actress and television host Toni Gonzaga in…
To end police brutality means ending the system that allows it. One week ago, on December 20, the shooting incident of Sonya Gregorio (52) and Frank Gregorio (25) was added to the long list of police brutality cases this year.…
In a world where censorship and intervention allow for more oppression than moderation, journalists fight to deliver the truth and speak for the people, braving both natural and orchestrated threats that entail their job. More than they could admit, journalists…
The De La Salle college student publications, Lavoxa Group of Publications, Heraldo Filipino, Ang Pahayagang Plaridel, Malate Literary Folio, Benildean Press Corps, Benildean Yearbook Office, and The Spectrum, on behalf of the Lasallian students whose voices they represent, jointly call…