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UST academic units to determine onsite-online class ratio

10

Dec

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UST academic units to determine onsite-online class ratio

by AUBREY SHANE LIM THE UNIVERSITY’S onsite to online class ratio for the incoming semester will be determined by each college’s respective academic units and staff, according to the Office of the Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs. “Academic units shall engage their academic staff in determining this combination and arranging the schedule…

09

Dec

By The Flame News

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‘Take your faith seriously’

A DOMINICAN priest has urged Catholics to take their faith seriously, saying this would allow them to overcome the challenges of sin. “We do a lot of religious practices. But is our life consistent with our faith? Does our life really reflect our beliefs?” Santisimo Rosario Parish Rev. Fr. Paul Talavera, O.P.…

CW coordinator wins Filipino Readers’ Choice Award

06

Dec

By Zoe Airabelle Aguinaldo

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CW coordinator wins Filipino Readers’ Choice Award

THE COORDINATOR of the Creative Writing program was recognized for one of his books during the fifth Filipino Readers’ Choice Awards (FRCA). Joselito Delos Reyes, who is the program’s head since 2019, was among the 30 Filipino authors who received the award last Dec. 2. Delos Reyes’ work, #PASAHERO: Mga…

Rector urges Thomasians to use pandemic experiences to become ‘more worthy presents’ to Jesus

03

Dec

By The Flame News

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Rector urges Thomasians to use pandemic experiences to become ‘more worthy presents’ to Jesus

UST RECTOR Fr. Richard Ang, O.P. has urged Thomasians to use their pandemic experiences to become more worthy presents to Jesus and to enhance ties within their community. In his speech for the opening of Paskuhan, Ang noted that the two-year lockdown intensified the desire of Thomasians to return to…

Gov’t urged to address food supply woes, lower cost of living amid global economic shocks

02

Dec

By The Flame News

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Gov’t urged to address food supply woes, lower cost of living amid global economic shocks

ECONOMISTS AND government officials called for measures that would ease food supply woes and assist vulnerable sectors as the Philippines grapples with the impact of a global economic crisis. Trade department trade service officer Enrico Mariano said the government needs to revive agricultural extension by providing farmers with sustained training…

02

Dec

By Zoe Airabelle Aguinaldo and Trisha Tamio

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Prepare and celebrate the A-G-A-P-E way

FOR THE first time in two years, Agape - an event that gathers Thomasians as one family to share free food - will light the way back toward the much anticipated Paskuhan festivities. With the return of Agape in person, The Flame is providing tips to newcomers to help them…

27

Nov

By Katherine Chan

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F3 – November 27, 2022

F3: These are the facts and figures you need to know this week (November 27, 2022). Written by Katherine Chan Infographics by Allyzabela Fernandez

Christians told to stand by their beliefs despite modern day persecution

23

Nov

By The Flame News

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Christians told to stand by their beliefs despite modern day persecution

CHRISTIANS SHOULD embrace suffering and should not be afraid to be ostracized for standing by their beliefs, a Dominican priest said. UST Institute of Religion director Rev. Fr. Ermito de Sagon, O. P. said the Church endures discrimination because of her stance on various social issues and persecution against Christians…

20

Nov

By The Flame Photography Department

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F3 – November 20, 2022

F3 - These are the facts and figures you need to know this week (November 22, 2022). Producers: Dawn Solano & Rainiel Angelyn Figueroa Writers: Karen Nogoy & Aubrey Lim Researchers: Trisha Tamio, Vanessa Yap, & Zoe Airabelle Aguinaldo Art Director: Tcheky Nicole Cabrera Animators: Francis Rafael Obenza &…

3 Artlets alumni bag ‘Business Reporter of the Year’ award

17

Nov

By The Flame Issues

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3 Artlets alumni bag ‘Business Reporter of the Year’ award

THREE ALUMNI of the Faculty of Arts and Letters (AB) were recognized as best business journalists in the country through the 31st Economic Journalists Association of the Philippines (EJAP)-Ayala Business Journalism Awards. Journalism alumni Angela Celis-Mercurio, Bianca Cuaresma, and Karl Ocampo received awards in different categories of this year’s EJAP…