NEWS
Students raise gadget concerns at IRR orientation; USG appeals for special exams for those relying on mobile phones
Following the recommendation of owning personal computers in taking summative tests in the orientation for the Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of the “care-centered model,” many students raised concerns on lack of gadgets in the time of online classes, especially
FEATURES
COMMSOC’s Reel Talk: NOYPILIKULA gives a glimpse behind the local film industry
Inviting some of the renowned directors and producers in the country’s film industry, the Communication and Media Society (COMMSOC) webinar Reel Talk: NOYPILIKULA’s last June 19 tackled what it means to work for the country’s film industry and featured some
OPINION
No more revisions
To revise history is to deny the stories that shaped our current reality.Last week, discussions on historical revisionism topped
End the system perpetuating police brutality
To end police brutality means ending the system that allows it. One week ago, on December 20, the shooting incident of
Remote learning is merely a supplement, not a solution
The problem with inclusive learning has always been there, both as a product of neglect and corruption. But with a
SPORTS
In the limelight: Filipino Olympian’s unlaced glories that captured our hearts
Until now, we remain in awe after the country’s biggest multi-medal haul since 1932, courtesy of weightlifter Hidilyn Diaz’ gold, two silvers from boxers Nesthy Petecio and Carlo Paalam, and a bronze by Eumir Marcial in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
LITERARY
Despite the bleeding soles
Your pink dress suits the Monday morning breeze—reminds me of roses inside colorful pots in the front yard that you and the children used to water every afternoon. The plants are not awake yet; the sun is still half asleep when
