Culture and Lifestyle

11

Nov

By Theriz Lizel Silvano

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How Filipinas Became Heroes During WWII

by THERIZ LIZEL R. SILVANO WARS took place in several nations and in different environments. Soldiers, families, reformers, and survivors were carrying values and beliefs of their own, with a hopeful perspective that their needs and aspirations would soon be met. They are the affirmation that history truly happened, and…

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31

Oct

By The Flame Culture

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Halloween In Our Hearts: Movies to watch when the clock ticks three

by CHRISTINE JANINE T. CORTEZ and JOHN PATRICK A. MAGNO RANARA IF ONLY we would take a moment to turn away from all the jingle and twinkle of the Christmas season, then we may realize that there is one other important holiday that needs to have its fair share of…

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11

Oct

By John Patrick Magno Ranara

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Every Story is Worth Sharing

by JOHN PATRICK A. MAGNO RANARA A SINGLE page from a book holds a thousand thoughts that inspire readers to find their true selves and to overcome the battles they are facing. But stories can only serve that purpose if writers are brave enough to share them. In this year’s…

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01

Oct

By The Flame Culture

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Nurturing the coffee rapport within everyone

by CHRISTINE JANINE T. CORTEZ and THEA ANDREA C. MAGUERIANO WITH the pandemic and its limitation on hosting events, The Flame celebrates International Coffee Day by joining the coffee craze with a short list of on-the-go coffee. The international event is celebrated to help coffee farmers earn income this year.…

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28

Sep

By Christine Janine Cortez

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Finding consciousness in the hums of isolation

by CHRISTINE JANINE T. CORTEZ FOR EVERY great defeat comes along a greater resurgence. It may not happen tomorrow or the day after that but like every other episode in a series of unfortunate events, eventually, things will make sense and all things will come to an end. Although it…

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14

Sep

By John Patrick Magno Ranara

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Seeking Balance: Steadying One’s Self On Life’s Unstable Rope

by JOHN PATRICK A. MAGNO RANARA “HOW DOES one find solid footing in a world and future that is suddenly more uncertain as ever?” This is the question viewers are asked when they click Seeking Balance: A Tumba-Tumba Proof-of-Concept Show — a virtual exhibit presented by the University of the…

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23

Aug

By Theriz Lizel Silvano

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Conquering Battles In Online Classes

by THERIZ LIZEL R. SILVANO MILLIONS of silent complaints about online learning in the midst of a pandemic are bottled up at the back of each students’ mind—no worries about feeling alone in this struggle. Students and parents think that studying amid the pandemic is somehow inappropriate for various justifiable…

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21

Aug

By The Flame Culture

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Artlets With Deep Pockets: Earning and Saving Money Amid The Pandemic

  by THERIZ LIZEL R. SILVANO MONEY comes and goes—it doesn’t really stay long in one’s hands, but rather flies and shifts places or possessions from one person to another. And when talking about money, two impressions come to mind—earning and saving. Lack of “emergency money” pushes most people to…

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03

Aug

By Christine Janine Cortez

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Anting-anting: Alive or Forgotten?

words and photos by CHRISTINE JANINE CORTEZ IT IS not often that people of today will ever lay eyes, nor will they ever get a chance to witness an amorphous anting-anting; an inevitable reminder and a relic of a religious icon for protection, luck, and healing. Most might say it…

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29

Jul

By John Patrick Magno Ranara

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Hanayo: A Taste of Korea, A Reminder of Home

  by JOHN PATRICK MAGNO RANARA AS STUDENTS scout for a place to silence their hungry stomachs, they might feel a bit dismal from all the run-of-the-mill fast-food meals that dominate the streets around UST. Peter You had decided to make a difference with his restaurant, Hanayo, by offering all…

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