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10

Apr

By Trisha Tamio

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F3 – April 10, 2023

F3: These are the facts and figures you need to know this week (April 10, 2023). Written by Trisha Tamio Infographics by Janssen Judd G. Romero

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05

Apr

By The Flame News

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Artlets professor elected chair of NRCP humanities division

A PROFESSOR from the Faculty of Arts and Letters (AB) has been elected chair of a division of the National Research Council of the Philippines (NRCP), a government-backed association of researchers. Prof. Joyce L. Arriola, former chair of the AB literature department and director of UST Research Center for Culture,…

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03

Apr

By Jasmine Mae Alarde, Axel Aldana and Trisha Tamio

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ABSC officers, bets, face poll violations, misconduct allegations

By TRISHA TAMIO, JASMINE MAE ALARDE and AXEL ALDANA  INCUMBENT AND aspiring Artlets Student Council (ABSC) officials and a campaign manager are facing complaints of election offenses and campaign misconduct over some of their actions during the student council polls. In a memorandum issued on Sunday, April 2, the Faculty…

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02

Apr

By The Flame News

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ABSC bets’ candidacy certificates suspended due to alleged poll violations

THE CERTIFICATES of candidacy (COCs) of seven of the eight candidates for this year's Artlets Student Council (ABSC) polls have been suspended right after the proclamation of elected officers for the next academic year due to alleged violations of elections rules. The COCs of president-elect Timothy Santiago, candidate for internal…

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01

Apr

By The Flame News

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Legal Management junior is next CSC president

A LEGAL management junior was elected to the highest position of the UST Central Student Council (CSC) in the recently concluded polls for the university-wide student government. Outgoing Artlet student council vice president-external Ierathel Tabuno, who ran independently and unopposed for CSC president, was declared the winner after garnering 21,172…

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01

Apr

By Fatima Baduria and Katherine Chan

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Youth told to ‘infiltrate’ the government to realize plans for social change

THE YOUTH should participate in political and civic undertakings to gradually introduce reforms in the government and implement their plans for social change, advocates of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) said. Paul John Hernandez, founder of the Traveling Salakot, a project that aims to promote and protect Philippine…

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31

Mar

By The Flame News

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Marilu Madrunio: The dean who steered AB during the peak of the pandemic

INSIDE THE four walls of room 101, Prof. Marilu Madrunio stood in front of the fresh batch of English Language Studies (ELS) students, smiling as she announced next week’s class reminders. Serving now as a full-time professor, the former dean of the Faculty of Arts and Letters (AB) left her…

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30

Mar

By The Flame News

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More military threats loom as Russia-Ukraine war hits a ‘total impasse,’ Geopolitics expert warns

THE ONGOING conflict between Russia and Ukraine is in a deadlock and the world may face more military-type threats that have wide-reaching effects in the global economic and political landscape, a Geopolitics expert said. Krystian Cholaszczynski, political science professor of the Academy of Social and Media Culture in Poland, said…

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30

Mar

By Zoe Airabelle Aguinaldo and Dawn Danielle Solano

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Artlets told to value character, not just grades, to achieve career success

ALUMNI OF the Faculty of Arts and Letters (AB) and of the defunct Faculty of Philosophy and Letters have encouraged Artlets to prioritize building their character, not just their academic standing, to succeed in their professional journey after graduation. During the panel discussion in the AB Alumni Association’s 127th founding…

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30

Mar

By The Flame News

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AB Board of Majors hits ABSC bets’ platforms

THE FACULTY of Arts and Letters’ Board of Majors has expressed disappointment over the platforms presented by the Artlets Student Council (ABSC) candidates during the recent miting de avance, saying they lack timeliness, sustainability, and substance. In a statement released on Wednesday, Mar. 29, the board questioned the platforms presented…

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