Nothing screams nostalgia more than 90s Filipino pop culture.  To honor and remember the vibrant decade, this year’s Buwan ng Wika theme is named “Taralets,” a slang from the 90s using the words “tara” and “let’s go,” urging us to push through and discover more about our culture. From its timeless musical hits to iconic…

While it may be common thinking, leadership is so much more than just joining school councils, organizations, or being assigned as the leader in group works. what most of us fail to realize is that leadership is not limited to these instances. Instead, it is a skill we can practice and develop in our daily lives, even in our smallest actions.

Green thumbs have sprouted all over the country since Filipinos have turned to gardening to cope with staying indoors during community quarantine. With more time on their hands, stopping to smell the roses has become a literal activity. According to an interview with psychiatrist Dr. Joan Rifareal, one of the causes of the skyrocketing number of plant enthusiasts is the fulfillment gained from caring for another living organism. The satisfaction felt comes from staying connected to living things in the middle of the social distancing measures imposed. Yet, plant aficionados aren’t the only people who have gardened such a haul.

To the future leader reading this, Right now, you may be an excited optimist, a nervous wreck, or even somewhere in between. Perhaps you’re unsure about everything, and that’s okay. At least once in our life, we have all felt lost. Having no idea where to go or what path to take, we often wonder how we can lead when we don’t even know how and where to start.

With the rise of social media, influencers have played a vital role in our daily lives. From relying on their product recommendations and testimonies to mirroring their views and opinions, they have made a great impact on the decisions that we make, may it be a trivial or a significant one. However, we tend to…