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no return(?)
here lies the hope of a bleeding nation where blood, sweat, and tears are spent to stay alive. power sits on golden thrones seeping with grandiose delusion, poverty-stricken citizens given…
CICS, COS deans discuss CSCS’ separation
The College of Science and Computer Studies (CSCS) has been reintroduced as two separate college departments, namely the College of Science (COS) and the College of Information and Computer Studies…
Pressed Freedom
The Campus Journalism Act (CJA) of 1991 was crafted to uphold press freedom. However, its many loopholes, such as financial starvation, editorial interference, and even disbandment, have enabled administrators to…
Your Degree Isn’t Your Destiny
If life were a chalkboard with each tally mark representing an achievement, how full would yours be—and how many would you need to be successful? For Mrs. Bea Bagac-Lataza, an…
Hapal on signing MoA with Patriot athletes: Needs-based assistance, for accountability
To address unseen student-athlete concerns—ranging from clogged sinks and hazardous training grounds, down to the lack of training spaces—the University Student Government (USG) initiated a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) last…
All for show
Behind a facade of rainbow flags and commemorative colored shirts, the University still lacks a strong foundation for true progressiveness. Students have yet to experience excellent education, determined leadership, and…
Sulatroniko para sa mga kasama kong namaya(g)pa(g)
Originally published in Heraldo Filipino Volume 38, Double Issue Umihip ang hangin tangan ang huni ng mga gunita, ng mga kabalikat kong nagapí at lubos nang sumakaniya. Sa…
The luxury of living a slow life
Originally published in Heraldo Filipino Volume 38, Double Issue “Slow living” daw ang tawag sa pamumuhay nang mabagal at balanse. Ito ‘yung pamumuhay kung saan mas nakakapaglaan ka ng oras…
Brainrot
Originally published in Heraldo Filipino Volume 38, Double Issue Overabundance in internet usage continuously results in changes in personality, language, and thinking as more of its contents become norms.…
Your children are not your children
Originally published in Heraldo Filipino Volume 38, Double Issue “Your children are not your children… They come through you but not from you” is a quote from On Children…