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Originally published in The HERALDO FILIPINO Broadsheet Vol. 34 Double Issue Looking away is equal to being sided with the oppressor–a reality that many of us are denying ourselves. A lot has happened in these past few months, it’s as…
Originally published in The HERALDO FILIPINO Broadsheet Vol. 34 Double Issue In the research brief of end-of-class evaluation survey, data showed that 8 out of 10 (81 percent) of student participants were not ready for distance learning. Vice Chancellor for…
Originally published in The HERALDO FILIPINO Broadsheet Vol. 34 Double Issue During the suspension of classes from March 10 to April 14, Vice Chancellor of Academics and Research (VCAR) Marco Saez implemented Distance Learning Mode which will transition to a…
Originally published in The HERALDO FILIPINO Broadsheet Vol. 34 Double Issue Earlier this July, the Gregoria Montoya Hall (GMH) roof collapsed, furthering the need for renovation talks, which was headed by the University Student Government (USG) Congress and the Performing…
Originally published in The HERALDO FILIPINO Broadsheet Vol. 34 Double Issue On March 10, suspension of classes was extended due to the COVID-19 outbreak leading to the University’s implementation of distance learning mode for the rest of the 2nd semester…
Originally published in The HERALDO FILIPINO Broadsheet Vol. 34 Double Issue Unspoken of, Filipinos have always been racist. It wasn’t actually a big deal back then because it has become a norm for Filipinos to call each other “maitim” or…
Originally published in The HERALDO FILIPINO Broadsheet Vol. 34 Double Issue Some workers are often seen on the sidelines but now that crisis has struck, we recognize that we need their presence more than ever. They were actually never less…
Originally published in The HERALDO FILIPINO Broadsheet Vol. 34 Double Issue If you think that the problems brought about by COVID-19 will end at the tip of a needle, think again. Poor healthcare systems, lack of safety nets for workers,…