All heart. All out. IndAK. One up! As the sun of another round of Dance Supremacy rises, its glistening rays shine on the crowns of the kings and queens of the Indayog ng Atenistang Kabataan. Set to go for the gold and sit on the throne that they protect with all heart and all out, we look into the blood, sweat, and tears that have built a kingdom of masterful skill and performance. Behind every member is another student, another person, who is giving 101% to the art they love so dearly.

Indeed, it can be tough to get over the CSC advocacy week due to the fun and meaningful memories embedded in everyone’s hearts. To once again rekindle the Ateneans’ experience during Ilaya 2024, here is the third article in a three-article series— giving a glimpse into how these sandigans and special committees, namely Bluebook, Mapulon, and Fair, showcased the core significance of their organizations to the ASHS community through the booths they exhibited.

Within Ateneo exists various Sandigans that advocate and fight for their passions amongst the community. These were especially highlighted throughout the recent CSC week where these organizations were given their time to shine. As the second of a three-article series, it is time to recognize a number of these organizations that aim to leave a lasting impact on the community for generations to come.

Following an advocacy-centered week, we highlight the faces behind the hard work and energy put into Ilaya: Panlinang ng Hiraya. In this three-article series, we highlight each of the Senior High School’s Sandigans and their core members to shed light on the variety of advocacies and voices the CSC amplifies. As the first of three, this article emphasizes the presence of organizations that echo the values of inclusivity and equality: Mayari, Lakambini, and Idiyanale.

Ang kanilang tanglaw ay maluningning na umiilaw sa mga taong minamahal nila, sa tahanan man o sa paaralan. Sa likod ng kanilang matatamis na ngiti ay ang pait ng dugo at pawis. Araw at buwan, nanay at tatay, serbisyo at malasakit—tulad ng isang tatak ng kape, sila’y maituturing na 2-in-1. At gaya ng panawagan ng kapeng ito: para kanino nga ba sila bumabangon?

 by Rafaella Suplico On a radiant Friday afternoon, the vibrant hues of the rainbow intersect with the deep blue of the sky. The crowd, placards in one hand and colorful flags in the other, prepares to raise their voices in a unified cheer of solidarity. The marchers stand tall with smiles on their faces, rainbow…

Behind every approaching Holiday season is a baggy-eyed student catching up with the last few deadlines of the semester. Even amidst the joy-filled festivities, there lie countless sleepless nights as a result of packed schedules and rushed due dates. This begs the question if our beloved academics are still able to indulge in the seasonal celebrations; or if they will only have their textbooks as company.

As the second half of the first semester is upon us, what are the worries haunting the minds of the ASHS especially after the release of midterm marks? Serving as an equal playing field for all students, the senior high school has become a terrifying wake up call for juniors and seniors alike; a far cry from a streak of past achievements. Still, the reality check we begrudgingly call midterm marks is but a stepping stone for more progress, and a trick that will give us double the treats.