Perspectives

Detox? Detox.
04
Jun
By Mark Joseph Fernandez
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Detox? Detox.

by MARK JOSEPH B. FERNANDEZ Social media and the internet are the latest trends for entertainment and leisure—being able to binge watch films, listen to popular music, and do other activities with just a steady connection and gadget in hand are especially enjoyable for millennials and Generation Z. Now, people can…
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The dormant persona
04
Jun
By Danea Patricia Vilog
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The dormant persona

by DANEA PATRICIA T. VILOG There is something about art that seems to draw people to underestimate its aesthetic value for surface-level beauty and discount its ability to preserve a culture of underlying politics that everyone seems very pumped up to openly debate on these days. The artist I was a…
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Hold on, Artlets
04
Jun
By Fate Emerald Colobong
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Hold on, Artlets

by FATE EMERALD M. COLOBONG We entered this University, this Faculty, as curious and excited freshmen with no thoughts other than the need to explore this new world called our college life. But as we adapted, as we got to know our group of friends, created our college identities, and discovered…
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Tinangay, tinatangay, at tatangayin pa
04
Jun
By Ali Ian Marcelino Biong
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Tinangay, tinatangay, at tatangayin pa

by ALI IAN MARCELINO V. BIONG ‘Di talaga ako maplanong tao. Medyo huli na nang mapag-isipan ko kung saan ba ako mag-aaral. Nagkataon, ang dalawang ate ko’y parehong Tomasino. Onting tanong-tanong, onting research, at ayun—may dream school na ‘ko: UST. Ang totoo, ang pagka-hindi ko maplanong tao ay mas akma sa…
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In Motion
04
Jun
By Corheinne Joyce Colendres
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In Motion

by CORHEINNE JOYCE B. COLENDRES I have always had everything planned. I knew what I wanted to do since the beginning; I had a planner that detailed my entire day and how I should go through it, I rarely made split-second decisions because I have had everything laid out since dawn…
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A little is enough
04
Jun
By Reyanne Louise Ampong
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A little is enough

by REYANNE LOUISSE AMPONG Each one of us faces victories and setbacks in life and we have different ways to celebrate them or deal with them. There are times when you just feel like everything is going downhill and there are also times when a wave of sadness suddenly hits you…
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Bobo-to ako!
30
Apr
By Ali Ian Marcelino Biong
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Bobo-to ako!

By ALI IAN MARCELINO V. BIONG Hoy mga bobo! Anong karapatan niyong pagsalitaan nang masama si idol Attorney G? Ako, fans niya na ako simula no’ng mura-murahin niya ‘yung mga tagasunod no’ng dating chief justice ba ‘yon!? Basta, ‘yun! May nakuha pa nga tayong magandang meme doon, e. ‘Yung iba bang…
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The power of protest
30
Apr
By Corheinne Joyce Colendres
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The power of protest

By CORHEINNE JOYCE B. COLENDRES Youth development is an important aspect of the formation of society. As the next generation that will advance what is already established, or a generation that will fix the broken remnants of what their forefathers left for them, the youth holds a pivotal role in…
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Hellbound
30
Apr
By Luis Miguel Arucan
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Hellbound

By LUIS MIGUEL B. ARUCAN With a heavy heart, Pope Francis courageously stood behind the podium to face 190 male prelates. He finally addressed the Church’s decades-long issue of child abuse. The result was disappointing. I implore the reader to open his mind to new perspectives before reading on. If…
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