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Journ alumni bag business journalism awards

By MA. LEANDREA A. TAMARES FOUR Thomasian journalism alumni were honored in the 27th Economic Journalists Association of the Philippines (Ejap) Awards, the highest award-giving body for business journ...
Artlet alumni win big in 68th Palanca Awards

By ANGEL B. DUKHA III THREE ALUMNI of the Faculty were among the litterateurs awarded in the 68th Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature (Palanca Awards). Center for Creative Writing and Li...
Like Jesus, Padre Pio was for salvation, not condemnation — Caloocan bishop

THE HEART of St. Pio of Pietrelcina, like that of Jesus, “burned with the priestly zeal to save and not to condemn sinners.” This was the homily of Fr. Virgilio David, Caloocan bishop and Catholic Bis...
AB socs condemn “red-tagging” of UST

By JOAHNA LEI E. CASILAO SEVERAL SOCIETIES from the Faculty of Arts and Letters (AB) denounced the inclusion of the University (UST) in the military’s list of 18 schools allegedly involved in a rumore...
Singhap: Unleashing the Chaos Within

By ADRIAN PAUL L. TAÑEDO LOVE EXISTS in dimensions that humans haphazardly traverse. It is a force that is capable of transcending all social constructs. It is an emotion that everyone is able to feel...

Scenes

Journ alumni bag business journalism awards

By MA. LEANDREA A. TAMARES FOUR Thomasian journalism alumni were honored in the 27th Economic Journalists Association of the Philippines (Ejap) Awards, the highest award-giving …
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Artlet alumni win big in 68th Palanca Awards
Like Jesus, Padre Pio was for salvation, not condemnation — Caloocan bishop
AB socs condemn “red-tagging” of UST
Inflation is both good and bad, former Econ chair says

Perspectives

Reaching the end

Before thesis defense, I attended a recollection in Cubao with Manila Archbishop Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle as the recollection master. There, he reminded us of …
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Panagyaman
Going beyond
Rising above mediocrity
Detour

Faces of Dapitan

Charlie

“Ano po ‘yung paghihirap na nalagpasan niyo na?” “Dati, nagtatrabaho lang ako sa canteen. Syempre, magdamag ang oras [doon], 12 hours ang trabaho. Sobrang hirap …
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Lorna
Myles
Norylyn

Photo of the Week

Beneath the Exterior

IT was the break of dawn when I saw a young lady who was waiting for the sun to reveal its full glory. Eventually, the …
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Giyera ni Urduja
The Eyes of the Dragon
The Proud Roars of the Lionhearted

Issues

Faces

Elmer Ligon is redefining public service

REBELLIOUS and a nonconformist in his college years, who would have thought that Elmer Timothy “Timmy” Ligon had a knack for serving people other than …
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Makyla Chavez is ready to roar
Arnold Azurin is changing the conversation on culture
The rollercoaster life of Janna Pablo
Joselito Delos Reyes: Education with a dose of laughter

Culture

Art on the streets: Protest art during the martial law anniv

AMID the unpredictable weather, protest chants were still heard while different artworks illustrating the protesters’ pleas were seen on the streets during the commemoration of …
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Rediscovering culture through Baybayin
Learning from literature at the 2018 Philippine Readers and Writers Festival
A window to different viewpoints
Thrive, not merely survive, this new semester

Letters

Singhap: Unleashing the Chaos Within

By ADRIAN PAUL L. TAÑEDO LOVE EXISTS in dimensions that humans haphazardly traverse. It is a force that is capable of transcending all social constructs. …
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Sol Searching: Cultivating a Better Future
Cleaners: Art against Oppression
Valor Trumps Dread in Goyo: Ang Batang Heneral
Ang Babaeng Allergic Sa Wi-Fi: Pendulous Romance on Electromagnetic Pulses