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In a compelling display of innovation and purpose-driven engineering, the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) De La Salle University – Dasmariñas (DLSU-D) Chapter secured a double…
The University Student Election Commission (USEC) calls for urgent reforms to the Omnibus Student Elections Code and Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR), citing persistent challenges such as candidate shortages and…
De La Salle University – Dasmarinas (DLSU-D) School of Governance, Public Service, and Corporate Leadership (SGPSCL) launches its executive program titled Barangay Leadership: Ethics, Accountability, and Development (B-LEAD), in collaboration…
The College of Business Administration & Accountancy Student Government (CBAASG) had been working behind the scenes for months, spearheading the much-anticipated third installment of FLAIR: One Melody for the Lasallian…
Honor, praise, distinction. Three words placed on a pedestal when one attains a degree, especially with the addition of this one word—laude. My high school self would say that Latin…
I’m sitting on a bed of roses and thorns because dozing off would mean losing in life. As a four-year-old kid sitting in front of an old television while Cinderella…
Billiards was introduced in the Philippines before World War II, but ultimately marked its popularity among Filipinos in 1999 after the legendary Filipino player Efren “Bata” Reyes defeated Taiwan’s Chang…
Each day blends into the next; a never-ending cycle of deadlines and quiet resignation to the system when survival means two steps away from one’s purpose. What are dreams if…
They say that when a cup is half-contained with water and someone sees it as half empty, they focus on the negative. When they see it as half full, they…
Boycotting, defined in the Cambridge dictionary as refusing to buy a product/s or take part in activities to express strong disapproval, is a form of protest that sounds familiar now…