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Aug

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Photo of the Week (08/07/2016)

Artlet freshmen take a group photo at the Quadricentennial Pavilion after entering the historical Arch of the Centuries at the University of Santo Tomas, August 5. Photo by JANINE C. PEREA

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Jul

By The Flame Literary

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Photo of the Week (07/31/2016)

Cosmologists theorize that there is an infinite number of universes. Across one side of an argentine pavilion lies a park filled with lush fields of grass alongside a concrete pavement and trees embellished with scintillating lights. At night, couples chat and sit down either on a cleaved trunk of a…

24

Jul

By The Flame Literary

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Island Hopping

Three specks of mossy green behind her, she wonders, both legs dangling off the edge of the running motorboat, What would happen if islands could have memories like humans do? Would the first island remember the way its seaweeds twice her arm length tickled her cheeks and ears as she…

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Jul

By The Flame Literary

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Photo of the Week (07/24/2016)

Island Hopping Three specks of mossy green behind her, she wonders, both legs dangling off the edge of the running motorboat, What would happen if islands could have memories like humans do? Would the first island remember the way its seaweeds twice her arm length tickled her cheeks and ears…

Ma’Rosa: A Pure Witness to the Filipino Condition

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Jul

By The Flame Literary

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Ma’Rosa: A Pure Witness to the Filipino Condition

A PORTRAIT of a homeless family, a couple with a child, scraping glass bottles to sell to the junkshop—at a distance is Rosa (Jaclyn Jose), watching them from the police jeep. Slightly soaked from sweat combined with rainwater, she is handcuffed with her husband by her side. It is visible…

17

Jul

By Editor in Chief

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Photo of the Week (07/17/2016)

When dusk begins, the city starts talking. Buildings whisper stories to sidewalks; stories about lonely office workers and people who drop their cups of coffee while running to work. Roads groan in pain due to the new construction project that they don’t even need. The city talks while we lay…

11

Jul

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Photo of the Week (07/10/16)

A Muslim woman worships during the ceremony rites to celebrate Eid'l Fitr, which marks the end of Ramadan, last July 6 at the Golden Mosque, Quiapo, Manila. Photo by RIO LEONELLE I. DELUVIO

11

Jul

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Iadya Mo Kami: An Advent of Epiphany

IT IS through rose-tinted spectacles that man perceives the social order, making him selective and indifferent to the troubles burdening him at the present time. Director Mel Chionglo deviates from the typical themes used in films and transgresses to expose one of the ills in today’s society with his movie…

17

Jun

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Double-sided Gesture

Double-sided Gesture by Dianne Alyssa A. Aguirre Let your thumb speak your judgment about the past in a coin toss, when He was more than a right-sided face in every five-peso, and led the Motherland in its first republic year. A thumbs up could be as double-sided as a…

08

May

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Huwag Magpigil Seryoso

Huwag Magpigil Seryoso ni Ynca Ann Eve Duerme Isang parodiya sa tulang “Ang Huling Tula Na Isusulat Ko Para Sa'yo” ni Juan Miguel Severo Ito na ang huling tula na isusulat ko para sa’yo. Pangako ‘yan, at totoo. Sa pagdami ng taong kay dulas magsalita at sa pagdami ng mga…