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The Rise of AI Workers: A Critique on AI Workers and the Future of Employment

Features, Volume 17, Volume 17 / April 1, 2024

Written by French Vivienne T. Templonuevo & Kim Abraham D. Ramos/THE RED CHRONICLESLayout by Lynden Alyanna M. Valenzuela/THE RED CHRONICLES Laborers are indispensable agents of the grassroot communities as they cement the baseline pillars and bedrock of the Philippine civil society. Workers’ unparalleled labor has been aiding the local communities to thrive in their routinary …

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Demystifying Cryptocurrencies: A Law Student’s Guide to the Blockchain Boom in the Philippines

Features, Volume 17, Volume 17 / April 4, 2024

Written by AJ D. Rodriguez/THE RED CHRONICLESLayout by Luis Marco Mendoza/THE RED CHRONICLES The Philippines has embraced the global crypto revolution with open arms, ranking sixth globally in cryptocurrency adoption, according to the 2023 Crypto Adoption Report of Chainalysis. Law students, poised at the forefront of emerging trends, are naturally drawn to this intriguing financial …

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AI, Love, You Ten Years After “Her”

Features, Volume 17, Volume 17 / April 4, 2024

Written by John Arvin Buenaagua/THE RED CHRONICLESLayout by Luis Marco Mendoza/THE RED CHRONICLES As early as the Ancient Greeks, it has been the fantasy of men to “love” and lust after “the ideal woman” of their creation. With the advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI), that fantasy has been made real for countless Pygmalions of our …

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A Fight Beyond Law School: A Bedan Law Student’s Struggle for Women’s Rights and Grassroots Justice

Features, Volume 16 / November 29, 2023

Written by Kim Ramos/THE RED CHRONICLESLayout by Lynden Valenzuela/THE RED CHRONICLES A plethora of sociological and economic studies unveiled that the socio-normative standards elevated men to a social pedestal brought by the patriarchal and macho-feudal culture. Arising from the eons of mass movement, historical militancy and national democratic struggle of Filipino women, mass bases were …

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Hon. Justice Selma Palacio Alaras: The Ascent of a Woman in the Judiciary

Features, Volume 16 / November 28, 2023

Written by Contessa Almeyda/THE RED CHRONICLESLayout by Joanne Dy Bunteng/THE RED CHRONICLES Men historically dominated the upper echelons of the judiciary until 1934. Notwithstanding the historical dominance of the patriarchs in the seats of power, Justice Alaras, in the contemporary world, is a woman who defied the normative standards and she never stifled in serving …

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Hon. Justice Wilhelmina Jorge-Wagan:Advocating the Role of Women in the Legal Field

Features, Volume 16 / November 27, 2023

Written by Kim Virtudazo Naparan/THE RED CHRONICLES Layout by Dwight Sambat/THE RED CHRONICLES Historically, the legal system is predominated by men, for women were deprived of basic human, political and civil rights, including education. In a modern world where women have more avenues to venture into legal careers, there is a woman who illuminates herself …

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LADIES OF JUSTICE

Features, Volume 16 / November 26, 2023

Written by Lorraine Santos/THE RED CHRONICLES Layout by Jed Naval/THE RED CHRONICLES Around 700 BCE, the ancient Greek goddess Themis was believed to preside over justice and law. She, mythologically, has crafted the divine law, enjoining humans to follow fair play and morals. From there on, many of us have grown up knowing Lady Justice, …

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Bridging the Gap Between Law School and Legal Practice in the Philippines

Back to School 2023, Features, Volume 17 / September 16, 2023

Written by AJ Rodriguez/THE RED CHRONICLES; Layout by Quimberly Ranchez/THE RED CHRONICLES As the new semester beckons, the seeds of legal passion are sown in the hallowed halls of San Beda College Alabang School of Law (SBCA-SOL). Though our medium is still mostly online, enthusiastic students embark on their legal education journeys, brimming with dreams of …

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Balancing Law School and Well-being: Strategies for Mental Health and Work-Life

Back to School 2023, Features, Volume 17 / September 15, 2023

“One storm at a time” Written by Aira Julie Gianan/THE RED CHRONICLES; Layout by Dwight Sambat/THE RED CHRONICLES            I vividly recall the first time I heard the words “I rest my case.” It seemed so conclusive and assured as if the lawyer had laid out their argument with such clarity and conviction that …

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Recent Jurisprudence Law Students Should Know

Back to School 2023, Features, Volume 17 / September 14, 2023

Written by Quennie Sereno/THE RED CHRONICLES; Layout by Jed Naval/THE RED CHRONICLES “You can never learn less, you can only learn more,” R. Buckminster Fuller once said. Reading cases can be laborious, especially when there is a tsunami of cases assigned by law professors. But for aspiring lawyers, it is not really a matter of …

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