[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…
[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…
[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…
[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…
[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…
[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…
[Opinion] The Art of Art
In the past few years, we have experienced a resurgence of interest in the arts with various exhibits, art installations, and museums opening its doors to the curious minds and…
[Opinion] Rule of Law Under Attack
Last September 21, I received a text message from my former boss Atty. Neri Colmenares, the same day Proclamation 1081 was signed 47 years ago. His text message was an…
[Opinion] Weather or Not
When does suspension of classes become an issue of Good Governance? Good governance, as defined by the United Nations (UN) Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, is…