Philosophy

23

Nov

By Ry Philip Jaco Galvan

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FeaturesBehavioral Science, Ghost, Journalism, Legal Management, Philosophy

It Comes and It Ghosts: Why People Just Disappear From Relationships

by RY PHILIP JACO T. GALVAN   BAM’S* RELATIONSHIP with Belle* was going well. They would share life stories and experiences, bonding to the extent the virtual world could allow them. They were not officially dating, but according to the journalism junior, he thought it was "something."  “Hi,” Bam sends…

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14

Nov

By The Flame News

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NewsNoche, Philosophy

Philo kicks off new public discourse event

by MARIE CLAIRE S. LAGRISOLA THE DEPARTMENT of Philosophy launched last Nov. 7 its very first Noche session, an event that welcomes students to join a monthly online philosophical discourse. Noche, also known as Noche Alegre, primarily aims to create a space for philosophical discussion and to widen the research…

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17

Feb

By The Flame News

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News, SportsAthena Cup, Athena Cup 2019, Basketball, Communication Arts, Economics, Philosophy

CA, Philo, Econ bag semis spots in Athena Cup basketball

TWO-TIME defending champion Communication Arts (CA), as well as Philosophy (Philo) and Economics (Econ), are advancing to the semifinals of the Athena Cup basketball tourney. CA barely outplayed Legal Management (LM), 67-61, on the back of their run and gun offense. The duo of CA’s Nicko Bahia and Juls Jolbitado…

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23

Feb

By Editor in Chief

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NewsAthena Cup, Communication Arts, Faculty of Arts and Letters, men's basketball, Philosophy

CA dethrones Philo, regains Athena Cup men’s basketball title

COMMUNICATION ARTS (CA) rolled past defending champions Philosophy, 90-72, to reclaim the title it lost to the same team a year ago in a heated finals matchup last Feb. 22 at the P. Noval Court. Nicko Bahia came up big with 21 points and six rebounds for CA. Two more CA…

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05

Mar

By Editor in Chief

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NewsAB sportsfest, Basketball, Philosophy, Sociology, UST AB

Philosophy grabs AB Sportsfest basketball crown

PHILOSOPHY SEIZED the championship in this year's AB Sportsfest basketball league after defeating last season's first runner-up Sociology in a head-to-head finals match, 72-68. Hencel Gumabay, who was awarded the Most Valuable Player, contributed 18 points for Philosophy. Jericho Abesamis and John Emmanuel Tan also added 12 points each in…

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23

Feb

By Editor in Chief

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NewsAB Sportsfest 2016, Basketball, Communication Arts, Economics, Legal Management, Philosophy, Sociology

LegMa, ECO, SCL advance to basketball semis; CA, Philo up for rematch

LEGAL MANAGEMENT (LegMa), Economics, and Sociology secured their semifinals slots after prevailing in the elimination round of Gilas AB basketball tournament held Friday. LegMa snatched the crucial win against History, 67-59, with the former setting the pace early in the game after a 14-7 run and keeping the momentum until the…

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30

Dec

By Editor in Chief

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NewsAB, Arts and Letters, Center of Development, Center of Excellence, CHED, Communication Arts, Journalism, Philosophy, ust

CA now center of development; Philo, JRN, Lit retain accreditation status

THE COMMUNICATION Arts (CA) program of the Faculty of Arts and Letters (AB) is now a center of development (COD), as declared by the Commission on Higher Education (CHEd). As per CHEd Memorandum Order No. 38, the University of Santo Tomas (UST) is now at par with Miriam College and Ateneo…

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27

Nov

By Editor in Chief

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NewsConcilium Philosophiae, Philosophy, ust, UST AB

Place of philosophy in PH society challenged

SCHOLARS CHALLENGED the role of philosophy as a tool in addressing societal issues in the contemporary Philippine context despite the absence of a concrete philosophical system from Filipinos in a forum titled “Dalumat 2015: Philosophy as a Catalyst in the Philippine Society” held Tuesday. Dr. Agustin Martin Rodriguez from the…

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06

Nov

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NewsConcilium Philosophiae, Mysticism, Philosophy, University of Santo Tomas, UST AB

Relevance of mysticism in faith discussed in forum

PHILOSOPHY MAJORS were encouraged to comprehend the relevance of mysticism in embracing one's faith by engaging in philosophical talks in a forum titled "Mysticism: A Challenge to Spiritual Intimacy" held Wednesday at the Engineering Conference Hall. Mysticism, as defined by Assoc. Prof. Reynaldo Reyes, is an intimate experience with the…

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