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Originally published in HF Volume 37 Issue 1 Ironically enough, it was during the lockdown when I started thinking about the roads that I tread on every single day. There’s something about making up for lost time as we…
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…
Originally published from HF Volume 36 Issue 3 I entered college with high hopes of being a broadcast journalist someday – the one chasing stories after the other, the one heading to war zones and disaster areas where…
Originally published from HF Volume 36 Issue 3 Sixteen-year-old me in highschool would be very much excited to talk about the future — career, adulting, and life goals. She had it all figured out that she even outlined…
Originally published from HF Volume 36 Issue 3 The idea of going back to face-to-face classes after two years of isolation feels like a time-skip. I don’t dare hope and call it a light at the end of the tunnel,…
Sa ating pagtahak tungo sa buhay kolehiyo, kalimitan tayong pumipili ng kurso batay sa pansariling hilig, kasanayan, o di kaya’y kung ano ang praktikal at nakapagbibigay ng maayos na trabaho sa hinaharap. Isa ang Pilosopiya sa mahabang listahan ng mga…
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…
Before, I thought journalists reported stories from the fences. Always keeping a bird’s-eye view, removed from the action, and able to see all sides. But the view from the fences is a tricky one — it may be safe from…