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OPINION | Kami Nga Dati Eh: Romanticization Of Abuse In Classroom Setting

Written by Kim Abraham D. Ramos/THE RED CHRONICLES Layout by Lynden Alyanna Valenzuela/THE RED CHRONICLES Classroom discipline is an essential tool for teachers to instill authority and a sense of leadership in the learners. As part of Special Parental Authority, the teachers must correct misbehaviors and judgments of our learners, and ensure that the learners …

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OPINION | A Callous Puppetry: The Philippine State as a Purveyor of the US-Israeli War Machine in Palestine

Written by French Vivienne T. Templonuevo/THE RED CHRONICLES Layout by Luis Marco Mendoza and Lynden Valenzuela/THE RED CHRONICLES “Arms and occupation hummed with profit and wealth, while the blood of the children sang the sonnets of death.” From 1948 down to the modern millennium, displacement of families, merciless decapitation of Palestinian children, burning of bodies, …

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[Opinion] Say Something

Not long ago, I attended a comic convention somewhere up north and like thousands of con goers, I was bombarded with merchandise —or simply merch as we often call it— from different artists who had their artworks reproduced in stickers, art prints, and of course, comics; some of these were original contents, others were fan-made works from …

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[Opinion] Noncents

Ikaw ba ay isang estudyante? Nag-aaral para sa kinabukasan mo at sa iyong pamilya? Working student ka ba na pilit binabalanse ang pag aaral at ang paghahanap-buhay para matustusan ang pag-aaral at pang araw-araw na kailangan? Or simpleng estudyante na gustong isukli sa magulang ang paghihirap nila sa pagpapalaki ng isang anak? Kung oo, natanong …

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[Opinion] Constant

Ever since I was young, I had a best friend in each grade. In elementary school, they were Jeanne, Martha, Monica, Angelica, Reeham, and Hannah. In high school, they were Lara, Gian, Jen, Janna, and Sarah. In college, they were Lili, Maria, Amanda, Sherry, and Therese. You may not know these people, but to me …

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[Opinion] Tulfo and Chill

It’s a Thursday night, drained from your 9:30 pm class and you still have to study for the next class tomorrow, but can’t seem to find the urge to open your book. You lay down on the bed, giving yourself 30 minutes to browse Facebook when suddenly a video caught your attention- Raffy Tulfo’s Wanted …

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[Opinion] At What Cost?

As a nation endowed both with a valuable strategic location and abundant natural resources, we are no stranger to times where powerful nations covet intervention over our affairs. Obviously at present, it is China, with its might and affluence, which has been rapidly positioning itself in gaining control over our region, among others, attempting to …

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[Opinion] Why I Deleted Instagram

While people in my school were busy signing up in different organizations, I, on the other hand, was busy signing up on different social networking sites. I remember creating my first public and online account on Friendster where users ask for testimonials on their feed. I had like 2 or 3 a week from classmates …

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[Opinion] Rice Nation

In 1997, Justice Panganiban decided the landmark case of Tanada v Angara, determining the constitutionality of a World Trade Organization agreement on importation. The aim was to open the Filipino market to foreign partners by lowering the tariffs on their exports. Focused mainly on agricultural and industrial products, this would create an avenue for foreign …

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