Article by Ace Dizon The Philippine economy hit an unexpected 5.9 percent gross domestic product (GDP) growth in the third quarter (Q3) of 2023 as reported by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) on November 9, Thursday. It is a significant improvement from the 4.3 percent recorded in the second quarter—the slowest pace in nine quarters…
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ASHS celebrates Duffy-Delaney Day
The Ateneo Senior High School (ASHS) community convened as one to celebrate Duffy-Delaney Day (D3) last Friday, October 6, at the Formation Learning Center (FLC).
Philippine contingent gears up for 2024 Olympics
Starting on July 26 next year until August 11, the 2024 Olympic Games will be hosted in the French capital, Paris, and it will be the “biggest event ever organized in France,” according to the official website of the Paris Olympic Games.
PH debt balloons to PHP 14.35 trillion as peso weakens
By Arabella Balderama and Alex Lauricio On Monday, October 2, the Bureau of Treasury said the Philippines’ outstanding debt peaked at PHP 14.35 trillion in August as the peso continued depreciating against the dollar. “[It] was primarily due to the peso depreciating from 54.834 to 56.651 against the US dollar over the reference period,” they…
A Revival of Bow and Arrow
The most recent addition to the roster of sports clubs hosted by the Athletes’ Council (AthC) fosters a niche community of bow-wielding, quiver-carrying archers. This newly-found Archery organization is home to both budding recruits and seasoned experts within the Ateneo Senior High School (ASHS).
ASHS gathers for D3 Bingo-Fundraiser, “Ligaya”
By Heather Pascua On Friday, September 29, cheers of joy filled the second floor of the Formation Learning Center (FLC) Building as the Ateneo Senior High School (ASHS) community gathered together to participate in “Ligaya,” a bingo event hosted and led by the Assembly of Class Officers (ACO) and the sponsors. There were a variety…
ADMU student-athletes triumph, bagged 81 awards at Jesuit Athletic Meet 2023
By Paulo Diesta and Nikolai Ordoña Student-athletes from the Ateneo de Manila University won five championships at the Jesuit Athletic Meet (JAM) held last September 19 to 23, 2023, bagging a total of 83 awards — 42 golds, 20 silvers, and 21 bronzes. Hosted by Xavier School Nuvali, around 1,000 student-athletes from 10 Jesuit schools…
OVP confidential funds still under fire after numerous budget hearings
By Glaiza Salanio Vice President and Department of Education (DepEd) Secretary Sara Duterte continues to defend her proposed budget, specifically the confidential funds, despite being questioned by different government officials. Multiple budget hearings were held in the House of Representatives and the Senate to tackle this concern, attended by the House Appropriations Committee and the…
And Then, You Smile
By Alex Lauricio You wake up. The sound of the faucet greets you good morning, and the smell of coffee invites you outside of bed. It’s yet another day in the job—and you’ve grown accustomed to going through the motions of being a teacher. You look at the deadlines, have a long good look at…
Stories Of Martial Law (From the Zamboangan Peninsula)
By Leklek They shoved silence down their throats, and labeled critical thinking as dissent. There was a simple dichotomy—you’re either loyal to the regime, or a rebel working the graveyard shift. While we usually localize the stories of Martial Law around the lockdown-ridden streets of Metro Manila, filled with its rich and vast underground networks…
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