Culture

11

Mar

By Theriz Lizel Silvano

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Choco Butternut Loaf: The Loaf of Your Life

by THERIZ LIZEL R. SILVANO CHOCOLATE chip cookies, nutty brownies, and soft cupcakes with towering frostings are just some of the regular sweet delicacies Filipinos love to bake and eat. Of course, the traditional kakanin such as puto, sapin-sapin, and bibingka will always have a special place in Filipinos’ hearts.…

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07

Mar

By Theriz Lizel Silvano

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Infused with vibrance: 5 Filipina Artists’ Whimsical Canvas

by THERIZ LIZEL R. SILVANO PERHAPS the greatest art ever created are women. Their complexity, individuality, and even ability to have contrasting personalities are anything but ordinary. Knowing a woman is never linear but rather a pattern of bends and turns — analogous to the curves of their bodies and…

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24

Feb

By Christine Janine Cortez

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Above the currents, in between blues

by CHRISTINE JANINE T. CORTEZ THE PROMISE of tomorrow comes in like ocean waves; it comes and it goes. But unlike the days, three-fourths of the natural world is made out of water ––  something that the modern generation of people often takes for granted. It should be widely addressed…

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31

Dec

By The Flame Culture

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2020: The Good, The Bad, The Trendy

by JOHN PATRICK MAGNO RANARA and THERIZ LIZEL R. SILVANO It may not surprise many if 2020 turned out to be the year where the world will crumble into extinction, just like what outrageous Hollywood disaster films have all warned us about. The 12 months have been a wild rollercoaster…

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11

Dec

By Samantha Argonza

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Rekindling Christmas Joy with Himig ng Pasko

by SAMANTHA ARGONZA   ENTERING a new decade challenged by numerous natural calamities and a pandemic temporarily halting live events, Artlets have redefined their concept of home as the yuletide season is now fast approaching.  In an attempt to restrengthen the value of home, UST Chorus of Arts and Letters…

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18

Nov

By Theriz Lizel Silvano

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Sweet Treats For A Cause

by THERIZ LIZEL R. SILVANO TYPHOON ROLLY and Ulysses brought tragic wind and rain, leaving many residents and pets stuck on their rooftops and trapped in floodwaters.  Due to Filipinos' bayanihan, concerned citizens and groups who are willing to donate to the victims of the typhoon announced their donation drives…

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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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