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20

Oct

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‘Salamat, Bien’

IN AN online wake, several people pointed out that one distinguished trait of Bienvenido Lumbera—his sense of humor. Behind his distinctive smile is a story worth to tell, and the jokes he told around his friends and family will be missed. Smiling as she talked about Lumbera and their memorable…

National Artist for Literature Bienvenido Lumbera dies at 89

28

Sep

By The Flame News

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National Artist for Literature Bienvenido Lumbera dies at 89

by JANIS JOPLIN MOISES NATIONAL ARTIST for Literature and Faculty of Philosophy and Letters alumnus Bienvenido Lumbera, 89, passed away on Sept. 28 due to “complications of stroke.” Lumbera’s death was confirmed by his daughter Tala Lumbera through a Facebook post, while Metro Manila Film Festival spokesperson Noel Ferrer disclosed…

Lit prof emphasizes role of arts during pandemic

13

Mar

By The Flame News

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Lit prof emphasizes role of arts during pandemic

by JANIS JOPLIN MOISES THE WORKS of Jose V. Blanco depicts the resiliency and faith of Filipinos at times of crisis through the cultural and historical milieu of the Philippines—which serves to inspire people to remain resilient amid a global pandemic, a Thomasian professor said during a presentation at the…

History, LegMa score first game wins in AB basketball league

15

Feb

By The Flame Sports

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History, LegMa score first game wins in AB basketball league

THE TEAMS of History and Legal Management (LegMa) grabbed their first triumphs against Sociology and Journalism, respectively, in the season opener of this year’s Athena Cup basketball tournament held Feb. 14. History got the better of Sociology, last year’s Athena Cup: Basketball first runner-up, in a tense overtime period, 42-38. Sociology and…

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…

Design Week Philippines 2016: A celebration of creativity in the walled city

01

May

By The Flame Culture

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Design Week Philippines 2016: A celebration of creativity in the walled city

LOST IN the beat of quality indie music, and entranced by gripping spoken word performances, the crowd sat in a cozy huddle and tuned in to various stories of life told through a one-of-a-kind fusion of music and poetry. Ex Vivo: From Beginning to End brought together some of the…

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