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Sep

Artlets’ pivotal role in opposing the dictatorial rule

by CHRISTINE DIANE R. ALMANZOR and DENISE ANGELA E. SALAZAR (Editor’s note: As the Philippines commemorates the 50th anniversary of Martial Law, The Flame is republishing this article, which appeared in its vol. 47, issue no. 3.) The years of martial rule have been deemed by some as the darkest…

AB alumni aim cultural shift in voters’ behavior through competency-based assessment

May

By Eduelle Jan Macababbad and Matthew Dave Jucom

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AB alumni aim cultural shift in voters’ behavior through competency-based assessment

By Eduelle Jan Macababbad (The Varsitarian) and Matthew Dave Jucom (The Flame) DURING THE celebration of the 50th anniversary of Artlets batch ‘69, Faculty of Arts and Letters (AB) Dean Marilu Madrunio tasked several alumni to develop a project that answers to her plan of equipping the future Artlet graduates…

Thomasian tales: Flashbacks on pre-pandemic Paskuhan moments

Dec

By The Flame Culture

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Thomasian tales: Flashbacks on pre-pandemic Paskuhan moments

RECOGNIZED as the most anticipated annual event for every Thomasian since 1991, the University's Paskuhan marks its 30th year with the theme ‘The Pilgrimage: Our road through trials, our road through triumph.’ The University invites Thomasians in its second virtual Paskuhan this year. The chief-of-staff of the University of Santo…

Oct

By The Flame Culture

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Dreading the prelim exams? How to overcome that academic anxiety

TO LEARN is not just to comply. Students may catch up in the online setting, but long-term retention of information is not guaranteed. Academic anxiety, procrastination, and online distractions are still barriers to maximize e-learning. As students prepare for the upcoming preliminary examinations, The Flame interviewed three Artlets on their…

Ber months are here, K-pop comebacks are near

Sep

By The Flame Culture

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Ber months are here, K-pop comebacks are near

THE MONTH of September will witness not only Jose Mari Chan’s iconic entrance that marks the start of the world’s longest Christmas season. Various K-pop acts are also peeking through, giving their fans pre-holiday cheers and catchy tunes while staying safe at home. Astro, Blackpink’s Lisa, ATEEZ, NCT 127, and…

Freshie Guide: A glimpse of the ultimate Artlet experience

Aug

By Mheryll Giffen Alforte

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Freshie Guide: A glimpse of the ultimate Artlet experience

by MHERYLL GIFFEN L. ALFORTE LONG BEFORE entering university, every student has at least once dreamed of the ultimate college experience— forging new bonds, learning the school’s culture, navigating the campus landscape, joining student organizations, and more. But chances are, this never included virtual learning, donning of masks, and discussing…

Artlets showcase original songs, poems in open mic event

Aug

By The Flame News

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Artlets showcase original songs, poems in open mic event

by MATTHEW DAVE JUCOM FOURTEEN ARTLETS showcased their original compositions of songs and poems on Wednesday during a virtual ‘open mic’ event as part of the Arts and Letters' (AB) freshmen festivities. Organized by the Artlets Student Council (ABSC), “Sincerely, Artlets: Open Mic” was intended to promote the Artlets' creative…

Feb

By Karen Renee Nogoy and Matthew Dave Jucom

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Artlets bag awards in 8th Student Quill

THIRTEEN STUDENTS and alumni from the Faculty of Arts and Letters (AB) have won in this year’s Student Quill Awards, the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) Philippines announced on Friday. Artlets reaped awards in four different categories and divisions namely, Communication Management - Student Entry Division, Communication Skills -…

Lack of candidates reflects Artlets’ apathy

Dec

By Julia Mari Ornedo

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Lack of candidates reflects Artlets’ apathy

by JULIA MARI T. ORNEDO In April 2017, elections for the new set of Central Student Council (CSC) Executive Board officers was marred by mass abstentions by the Thomasian electorate. The question that loomed immediately after the controversial elections was: have Thomasians become apathetic? Many Thomasians argued that the outcome…

May

By Luis Miguel Arucan

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Artlets recognized in Student Awards

STUDENTS, ORGANIZATIONS, and societies from the Faculty of Arts and Letters received recognitions for their exceptional academic and co-curricular performance in the University during the 2018 Student Awards Day held May 18. English Language Studies senior Fermina Vergara led the graduating batch of Artlets after receiving the Rector’s Academic Award…