As the new season of the Premier Volleyball League (PVL) dawns, the name Rachel Anne Daquis is still yet to be found. This marked the “Queen Tamaraw’s” third missed conference and a year of her absence from the Philippine volleyball scene. While fans are longing for her comeback, the intriguing presence of her retirement concerns many of her supporters, including me.
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There must be something truly wrong with our leaders if they see the absence of Taylor Swift’s ‘The Eras Tour’ in the country as a major concern that needs to be immediately addressed. Their proposed solution? Build a P32 billion stadium by 2028 inside a city that disrupts the lives of its indigenous populace.
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Transport strikes will persist for as long as the jeepney phaseout is in place, but suspending classes every transport strike is a non-sustainable response. Academic institutions should instead realize their significant role in forwarding the cause of our jeepney drivers.
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I used to make a pun of how being a Gemini has affected my decision-making, saying that I am indecisive. When I am having my lunch, my mind debates whether I should order that plump chicken burger or that sweet spaghetti. I also have a hard time deciding whether I should prioritize my sleep or continue cramming that piece of long ass paper that is due for tomorrow—simply wishing if and only if I can abstain. But throughout the trajectory of life, I realized that it is not always the option.
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Regardless of how rational the Wellness and Recreation Program (WRP) department thinks their solutions are, unless they open themselves more to external criticism, their advocacy of ‘wellness’ will be impossible to attain.
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Ibinibida ng Far Eastern University (FEU) ang pagiging inklusibo nito sa mga Tamaraws ngunit kung hindi ito maisasadiwa ng mga lider-estudyante, hindi rin ito buong mapagtatagumpayan at maisasakatuparan.
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Every Tamaraw yearns to conquer the journey to scholastic greatness—but if impossibly high measures are imposed and little to no consideration is given to them, then it would mean more harm than good to our next generation of dreamers and fighters.
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The recent strike and the subsequent dialogue that it has prompted between the transport sector and the government are testaments to the importance of a firm stance in the face of oppressive regulations, baseless red-tagging, and anti-poor policies.
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Kung walang magandang sasabihin, mabuti pang itikom na lamang ang bibig.
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Academic calendars are established to cover the necessary learning objectives for every course, but when professors are no avail, cramming backlogs for lessons impedes quality education.
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