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Thursday, September 10, 2026

Impulses

Trumping diplomacy

IT TAKES a certain audacity to openly belittle an ally fighting for its survival while cozying up to an adversary bent on global destabilization....

Dynasties: Democracy’s double-edged sword

SOME NAMES never seem to leave the political stage. Political dynasties have clung to power for generations throughout the country, from Malacañang to the...

More than grades, 2

UNITY among and immersion in student organizations foster a sense of purpose, teaching young leaders to embrace progressive ideas while cultivating holistic growth. When...

More than grades, 1

JOINING student organizations, clubs, councils, and school papers is more than just a way to pass the time in college; it is an experience...

Wokeness unplugged

SOME years ago, “woke” was a positive term. In African American Vernacular English, it called for racial awareness and “vigilanteism”. The Black Lives Matter...

Ink, grit, impact

EQUIPPING students with the tools for responsible journalism extends far beyond academic training — it is an essential step in nurturing ethical voices dedicated...

Duterte’s reckoning?!

NOBODY expected it to happen — until it did. Rodrigo Duterte, once untouchable, was arrested at Ninoy Aquino International Airport and is now on...

Philippine education reimagined, 2

ADDITIONALLY, the Second Congressional Commission on Education’s (EDCOM 2) recent report calls attention to an ongoing mismatch in subject-specialization assignments within the Department...

Philippine education reimagined, 1

THE RECENT reports from the Second Congressional Commission on Education (EDCOM 2) paint a complex picture of the current educational landscape in the country....

Hiroshima’s call vs nuclear weapons

FOLLOWING the destruction in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the globe came to understand the great and horrible force of nuclear weapons. These sad events, which...