Opinion

The Coffee Bean

Jenica M. Villanueva

The Privileged Few

Sloth is identified as one of the seven deadly sins in the Christian teachings — it is the habitual inclination to laziness. In students’ everyday lives, they have the tendency to feel…

The Frontier

Francis Jan Ax L. Valerio

Embracing Our Own Identity

They say the time we learn to embrace diversity and accept our differences starts when we love and practice our own.

Sow and Reap

Tricia Mae G. Suazo

Failing Local Farmers

After President Rodrigo Duterte signed the Rice Tariffication Law which legalized restrictions on rice imports in the country, the government is now setting their eyes on sugar import…

Flightless Falcons

Editorial

Aside from various dreams in life, students may also have ambitions during their…

Conquer From Within

Aeron Gabriel V. Pantig

Tagisan sa Silid-Aralan

Ang edukasyong hinubog ng kompetisyon ay edukasyong magkukulong sa estudyante sa isang kaisipang hindi maling tapakan ang kapwa kung ang kapalit ay sariling…

MANCHILD

Louie Andrei Magtibay

Our Call, Not Yours

Coming out is one of the most nerve-wracking but empowering moments for LGBTQIA+ people. It is a self-disclosure of someone’s gender identity and/or sexual orientation. This means that they…

Breaking Dawn

Sheila M. Matibag

Batangueña Says

Right Education at the Wrong Time

With the condition of poverty in the Philippines and the lack of solutions in its layered social issues, K-12 Program was not on the right timing…

X-ponent

Xyra Mae A. Desalisa

Respect based on Clothing

Stereotypically, Filipinos tend to advice women not to wear revealing clothes so they won’t get raped. However, is it really the clothes that always trigger a person to be raped?

Sensible Chatterbox

Ria Mae U. Baniqued

Tanikala sa Katutubong Wika

Bilang dating kolonya ng Amerika ay hindi na maiiwasan sa ating mga Pilipino ang paggamit ng Taglish maliban sa iba’t-ibang dayalekto na mayroon tayo.

She Brews Blues

Paula Nicole Audije

My Imaginary Friend

Every individual’s first peek into politics were all in utopian state — where everything is perfect and ideal.