As the ASHS wraps up the first semester of the school year, we take a look back at all the firsts made in the transition to a full face-to-face environment. With the junior batch having been the first to take ASHAPE post-pandemic, and with the seniors being the first to face a fully onsite school year after a global health crisis, it begs the question: Is the ASHS truly prepared for what Post-Pandemic Schooling holds?
Tag: Probe
Pluvial Problems: Overflowing Flood Amidst a Lacking Government Response
The Philippines’ geographical situation is a huge indicator of its tropical characteristics. Being an archipelago with a string of over 7,100 islands, it is with no doubt that the Philippines’ one-of-a-kind features makes it unlike any other country in the world. This makes its tourism and agriculture sector flourishing in various aspects. Yet, this geographical location also has its downside repercussions, specifically with the nation receiving some of the world’s detrimental natural disasters.
Travel Lightly: Where is the Philippine Travel Fund Headed?
The sky’s the limit when it comes to progress. For the Philippines, numerous trips and business deals may mean boosting its development. However, with the prices we pay and invest into making these deals happen, how much is actually invested back to us?
ANG NOCHE BUENANG ‘OK’ NA
Hindi lingid sa ibang bahagi ng mundo ang natatanging paraan kung paano ipinagdiriwang ng mga Pilipino ang Pasko. Ika nga, talagang magkaiba ang pagdiriwang ng Christmas kaysa sa pagdiriwang ng Pasko.
Pasko: A Magical Tale of the Filipino Spirit
Having commenced since September, Pasko holds a deeper significance beyond just the carols and festivities.
Of Hypocrisy and Quiet Dictatorship
As we engage in introspection regarding our country’s trajectory, a disheartening reality becomes evident: while the Marcos family seems to be making large strides in the present, those who bore the brunt of this turbulent chapter in our history appear to have been left in the shadows.
Paano nga ba Mahalin ang Pilipinas?
“Love the Philippines” – ang bagong kampanya ng Kagawaran ng Turismo na nakapukaw ng atensyon ng iba’t ibang mga Pilipino. Ito na nga ba ang pinakamahalagang hakbang na dapat gawin sa kasalukuyang panahon, o isa na naman itong patunay ng mahinang pamamahala?
Of Unity or Deceit: A Year under Marcos Presidency
A year has passed since Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s appointment as the President of the Philippines, having garnered the support of over 31 million Filipino voters. With the return of another Marcos to power, people are left with nothing but resolute hope and soaring aspirations for the transformative path that lies ahead.
Pride in Progress: The State of the LGBTQIA+ Community Within and Across the ASHS
Within the confines of Ateneo de Manila Senior High School (ASHS) and reaching far beyond its campus, the LGBTQIA+ community serves as a radiant emblem of resilience, progress, and unwavering advocacy. Remarkably, the school stands proudly as an institution deeply committed to fostering a gender-inclusive, gender-safe, and gender-responsive environment, further bolstering the community’s journey towards equality and acceptance.
When the Skies Weep: The Homeless’ Struggle for Shelter
Following PAGASA’s recent announcement at the beginning of the rainy season on June 2, many individuals warmly embraced the notion of “cuddle weather” and the increased likelihood of class or work suspensions. Its onset was marked by the passage of Super Typhoon “Betty” and the prevailing southwest monsoon. As Filipinos are advised to keep umbrellas within reach, it is equally important to maintain awareness of a vulnerable segment of our society, particularly during the rainy season: the homeless.
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