From the EIC
Groping in Murky Waters
As of writing, 156 barangays in 24 towns of Cagayan province are engulfed with floodwaters, with almost 50,000 residents affected by the aftermath of Ulysses storm surge and heavy monsoon rains. Continue reading Groping in Murky Waters
Bye-liners
On why the Filipino youth must vote
However, with the risk of misinformation, fake news, and historical revisionism—it should be deemed severe regarding what voting really can give in changing our nation. Continue reading On why the Filipino youth must vote
Commentary
Are We Afraid of Each Other?
When we imagine looking to a person right next to us also critical of the government and clamoring for genuine change, what comes to mind? Continue reading Are We Afraid of Each Other?
Breaking the Bond of Stigma: Cultivating Women’s Right to Safe Abortion
Abortion in the Philippines has been criminalized for a century already under the scope of the archaic Spanish-colonial Penal Code of 1870. Continue reading Breaking the Bond of Stigma: Cultivating Women’s Right to Safe Abortion
Opinion
The scars around September 11
The scars of September 11 on the Americans who lost a doting father, a caring mother, a loving sibling, a congenial friend, or an important ally when New York, Pentagon, and Pennsylvania bore witness to the deepest annals of human’s evil are all real. Continue reading The scars around September 11
Ang ‘Duterte-lympics’ ng Pagnanakaw
Sa bawat sentimo na hindi naipaabot ng DepEd sa masang Pilipino, may guro at kabataan ang hindi nakakasabay sa agos ng anti-mahirap na pag-aaral sa gitna ng pandemya. Continue reading Ang ‘Duterte-lympics’ ng Pagnanakaw
Retro
Kuwentong ‘90s Notebook
Bawat bata ng Dekada ’90, may sariling kuwento ng pagkakaroon ng kanilang notebook. Lalo na sa mga batang na may interes sa pagsulat at pagguhit—katuwang nila ang notebook. Continue reading Kuwentong ‘90s Notebook
Larong Bata: Isa, Dalawa, Takbo!
Sa plasa rin ako natutong makipagrambulan sa mga siga ng ibang section, at magsugal nang kaunti (color game, anyone?), tuwing hapon pagkatapos ng klase. Continue reading Larong Bata: Isa, Dalawa, Takbo!
YouthTalks!
Emerging Microeconomies: Carpooling in the Time of COVID
It is important to carve a happy middle ground that can help both the government and its workers. In carpoolers, perhaps the government can help with regulation by registering them as independent contractors. Continue reading Emerging Microeconomies: Carpooling in the Time of COVID
Ganid
Hanggang sa ako ay nagkaisip ganoon pa rin ang pangyayari. Sobrang malala ang prostitusyon sa Diwalwal ang mga babae ay menor de edad na biktima lamang ng pangakong magandang buhay. Continue reading Ganid
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