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Nov

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Horror films may serve as a coping mechanism, experts say

by JANIS JOPLIN G. MOISES and VANESSA NORIKO S. YAP HORROR MAY not always be a breeze to watch as it can bring traumas and other mental health issues to some, but in other cases, watching these kinds of films can be a way to release emotions that cannot be…

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29

Oct

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Robredo to LM students: Include rather than divide

VICE PRESIDENT Maria Leonor "Leni" Robredo has urged legal management students to be inclusive as they strive to help solve the country's problems amid the political bickering ahead of the 2022 elections. “Include rather than divide. Harmonize and collaborate with the people around you to craft the best, most effective…

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29

Oct

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ELSSOC to hold forum exploring psycholinguistics

by ARTHUR N. APOSTOL THE UST English Language Studies Society (ELSSOC) will conduct a psycholinguistics webinar on Saturday, exploring the relationship between language and the human mind. The forum titled “Tell Me More: A Webinar on Psycholinguistics” aims to hone the participants’ understanding of the discipline concerned with the psychology…

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18

Oct

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‘Mismanagement’ of COVID-19 response may increase voter turnout, says expert

CRITICISMS AGAINST the government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic may increase the voter turnout during the 2022 elections, a public administration expert said. Ronald Mendoza, dean of Ateneo de Manila University School of Government, said the administration’s pandemic response was a “mismanagement” and that poor decisions, paired with issues of…

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10

Oct

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Bongbong Marcos to “hark back” unresolved Martial law legacy, says Hontiveros 

FORMER SENATOR Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.'s administration would “hark back on the unresolved legacy” of Martial Law if he becomes the Philippines’ next president, Sen. Risa Hontiveros said. Hontiveros, who is seeking reelection next year, said the country has not yet obtained a “transitional justice” as human rights violations during…

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07

Oct

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Use research to benefit the public, academics urged

ACADEMICS SHOULD pursue higher studies not just to boost their credentials but to conduct research that would benefit the public, an Artlet educator said. Research Center for Social Sciences and Education assistant research director and journalism faculty member Jeremaiah Opiniano said a doctoral thesis must not end with the holder…

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06

Oct

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Language can aid in improving justice systems—linguistic experts

LANGUAGE CAN be used to improve the delivery of justice in the Philippines and to uphold the citizens’ right to a fair trial, experts said. Through research and practice, forensic linguistics analysis could improve the study of language on equality and the administration of legal systems, International Association of Forensic…

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03

Oct

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Journ prof named deputy chief of social science and education research center

A FORMER journalism program coordinator and migration expert has been named assistant research director of the UST Research Center for Social Sciences and Education (RCSSED). Asst. Prof. Jeremaiah Opiniano of the Department of Communication and Media Studies was appointed to the post last Sept. 22 Opiniano, whose works have appeared…

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28

Sep

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National Artist for Literature Bienvenido Lumbera dies at 89

by JANIS JOPLIN MOISES NATIONAL ARTIST for Literature and Faculty of Philosophy and Letters alumnus Bienvenido Lumbera, 89, passed away on Sept. 28 due to “complications of stroke.” Lumbera’s death was confirmed by his daughter Tala Lumbera through a Facebook post, while Metro Manila Film Festival spokesperson Noel Ferrer disclosed…

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26

Sep

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‘Business journalism a potent tool for telling stories of COVID-19 survival’

BUSINESS JOURNALISM is not just about reporting profits and number crunching but is also about telling the stories of the people hardest hit by the pandemic, business journalists said. Stories on pandemic response, the agriculture and labor sector, economic legislation, and election are best told by business journalists because they…

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