When Missiles Fly

by Giana Bacordo and JJ Villorente When one knows something close is about to come afire, staring at the sky is less of a pastime and more of a precaution — even more so when lives are constantly at stake. At present, the Middle East finds itself amidst such a precarious limbo, confronting attacks from…

There is No Big Four

By Julia Talan Much hope is entrusted to the youth of today. In the immortal words of our national hero José Rizal, “Ang kabataan ang pag-asa ng bayan.” We look to the youth to progress our society. With this hope, however, also comes an immense pressure to succeed — one that starts with schooling. Filipino…

Government retrieves P611M from flood control scandal

By Alexia Bangayan Public coffers have reclaimed about P611 million from state witnesses through the restitution process tied to the flood control controversy, acting Justice Secretary Freddrick Vida confirmed on Saturday, March 28. The recovered funds were paid in installments by former Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) officials Roberto Bernardo, Henry Alcantara, and…

Transport groups launch two-day transport strike

By Lia Atienza On Thursday, March 26, transport groups Pinagkaisang Samahan ng mga Tsuper at Operator Nationwide (PISTON), Manibela, and others nationwide started the first day of the two-day transport strike against rising fuel prices in the Philippines, amidst ongoing tensions in the Middle East.  The strike calls for the rollback of oil prices to…

AHS Symphonic Ensemble stages ‘Da Capo: Reunion Concert’ 

By Alexia Bangayan The Ateneo High School (AHS) Symphonic Ensemble celebrated its 20th anniversary through “Da Capo: Reunion Concert” at the Ateneo Senior High School (ASHS) St. Aloysius Gonzaga Chapel on Wednesday, March 25. The show featured performances from current members, returning seniors, and guest players who were formerly part of the ensemble during their…