Us and the Media
Photo by Lance Matthew Pahang According to Reporters Without Borders, the Philippines ranks 134th in the 2019 World Press Freedom Index. This indicates that out of 180 nations the organization assessed, we are part...
Category: Opinion
In Which the Answer is Simple
With the chaos of alleyways being plastered with the over exaggerated smiles of senate hopefuls and news reports constantly buzzing with political controversies left and right, it is not much of a surprise that...
M. Butterfly – Performance Of A Performance Of A Performance
Photo by Berns Mitra “We act as if that being of a man or that being of a woman is actually an internal reality or something that’s simply true about us – fact about...
On Flag Football, Frisbee and Esports
Illustration by Eduard Jude Jamolin Flag football, Frisbee and esports events in the celebration of USC Days were unrecognized by the USC administration. Despite the USC Supreme Student Council partnering with student organizations to...
The Rape
Photo by Keith Ayuman “Sen. Tito Sotto is still in the Philippine Senate serving as the proud champion of the Holy Roman Catholic Church in his staunch opposition to the Reproductive Health Act and...
Legal Addiction
Illustration by Jon Ahmed Durano Capital punishment can be traced back as far as the Fifth Century B.C. in the Romans’ Laws of the Twelve Tables[1]. It manifests across the rest of history...
Brexit: The Divided Kingdom
Image source: http://goo.gl/KZ2dl0 The U.K. has spoken: despite massive backlash against the very concept of voting to leave, the price of remaining in the European Union is no longer a price that they’re...
The Deific Divide
Illustration by Geralden Morre Allahu akbar. In a millennium that was rung in by the destruction of the Twin Towers, where a night in the City of Love ended with the world blanketed...
Rodrigo Duterte and a Serye
Illustration by Justine Patrice Bacareza, Eduard Jude Jamolin and Geralden Morre This is a series following a country and a man. The country is the Philippines, about 7,100 islands held together by a history...
