Vice and corruption in the Vice President’s office
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Agresyon ng Tsina, isigaw sa mundo
Nagkasundo umano sina Pangulong Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. at presidente ng Tsina na si Xi Jinping noong Enero na mapayapang lulutasin ng dalawang bansa...
Canvas shift should address online infrastructure issues
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Veritas odit moras: Improve campus Wi-Fi, remove one-device policy
All indications suggest that the University will continue with its hybrid setup for at least another academic year, as the Office of the Vice...
37 years later, Edsa spirit lives on
A Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey released on Feb. 23 found that 62 percent of Filipinos still believe that the spirit of the 1986...
Forcing F2F classes is counterproductive, even draconian
The Commission on Higher Education (CHEd) made its strongest push for wider face-to-face (F2F) classes in the country by way of Memorandum Order No....
Chief executive, chief profligate
No matter how Malacañang downplayed or hardly even talked about it, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr and his family’s extra-official F1 Grand Prix weekend frolic...
Marcos Jr. declares war vs history, truth
For the last couple of years, President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. and his family have stuck to their script whenever the Martial Law atrocities...
Mud in Malacañang
The unwitting moviegoer might find “Maid in Malacañang” as just another Filipino film melodrama, top-billed by relatively popular have-been and never-were actors, both old...
Clearer guidelines, stronger push for F2F classes needed
The government has been pushing for the resumption of face-to-face (F2F) classes in more schools—in basic education and the tertiary level—with the hopes of...
APLICATIONS
12th Inkblots: Learning the ways of journalists
CELEBRATING a dozen Inkblots, fellows again gathered to hear experts pass on their grains of wisdom regarding the industry’s pressing issues.
The annual tradition of the Varsitarian continues as it reminds young journalists of their duty to uphold the truth in journalism in a three-day seminar held at the Thomas Aquinas Research Complex Auditorium last October 18 to 20.
Lawyer and Philippine Star columnist Jose Sison encouraged over 300 fellows, consisting of student journalists and publications advisers, to “write about the truth” while maintaining sensibility and sensitivity in certain matters.
