By: Quennie Sereno and Patrick Jose . Many of us went into law school because we are hungry for the challenge and want to be part of one of the noblest professions. For some, becoming a lawyer may even be considered the greatest achievement of their life. But becoming a lawyer may also be just …
By: Tina Miranda Graphics by: Lynden Valenzuela . It’s true enough that the only constant thing in this world is change. We grow, we run, we take a leap. We began to walk the earth alongside our parents, siblings, and our childhood friends. And then we map out our dreams as we pass through our …
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By: Chris Siquijor . Shortly after opening its doors to a new semester and academic year, San Beda College Alabang – School of Law (SBCA-SOL), through the Office of the Dean, conducted a Dean’s Assembly last August 17, 2022, via Zoom Video Conference. Important matters related to the conduct of classes, academic and non-academic policies, …
By Tina Miranda . Online learning is definitely here to stay, but as normalcy returns, students ought to prepare for possible blended learning in the near future. For the time being, the School of Law (SOL) will continue to hold classes online. The Red Chronicles spoke with Dwight Sambat, the newly-elected Secretary of the School …
By AJ Rodriguez and Patrick Jose Before the conclusion of the academic year, the San Beda College Alabang School of Law (SBCA SOL) elects a new set of student body leaders to the School of Law Government (SLG). Last June 17, 2022, a total of 624 voters exercised their right to vote. This number comprises …
By: Hannah Keziah Morales Law school has always been perceived as hell on earth. With endless pages of readings, mountain piles of books, and hundreds of cases assigned, it is easy to get lost in the flurry of things to do. Especially in an online setting where classmates and professors are seen in small pictures, …
By: JK Tejada . The choice to become a lawyer begins with the choice to go to law school. Without knowing it, many of you have acted in this regard, with every decision you have made in the past year, although unwittingly, has led to this moment. You now see yourself as a bona fide …
A commoner dared to go toe-to-toe with the “epitome of degenerate elite politics.”1 Leodegario “Ka Leody” Quitain De Guzman, in his bid to become the country’s next chief executive has been engaging in the presidential debates organized by various media platforms. Armed with his principles forged by years in the labor movement, he is motivated to overthrow the traditional politics …
By Kyle Tejada and Lorraine Santos If there is anything that we all share in common, students and working adults alike, it is that we are all faced with an international catastrophe not experienced within the last decade. For the first time since the outbreak of H1N1 in 2009, we have all been forced out …
By Quennie Sereno It is nearing two years since the pandemic struck and already the election bells are ringing. While the politicians are holding meetings and discussing possible alliances, there seems to be no end to the persistent challenges that beset the Filipino people. The problem on the public health condition has become more highlighted …