NEWS
‘We don’t intend to harm the dog’: GSO apologizes for alleged animal abuse
CAMPUS — General Services Office (GSO) Director Frederick Godinez apologizes for alleged animal abuse after images of campus security personnel placing a dog in a sack surfaced online. On October 28, days after being marked safe from Severe Tropical Storm Kristine,
FEATURES
Dress to Address: The Awakening Horrors of FAFFF 2024
Upon entering the Ignacio B. Gimenez Theater of UP Diliman on the third run of the Fashion Against Fascism and Fossil Fuels (FAFFF), the scene that welcomed my eyes caught me awestruck. Shades of green, yellow, and red lights surrounded
OPINION
Stricken pins of activism
Sparked by raising a banner that wrote “LASALLIANS OF CAVITE AGAINST CHA-CHA” during an EDSA Commemoration March organized by De
The march to remember
Dictatorship impales democracy. In 1986, amidst the Filipinos’ desire for freedom and rage over the abuse of power by the
No in-betweens
The root of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict can be traced back to the mid-twentieth century. In 1947, the United Nations (UN)
SPORTS
Patriots dominate Blue Hawks, clinches gold in NCRAA finals
The DLSU-D Patriots conquered the last leg of the 30th National Capital Region Athletic Association (NCRAA) men’s volleyball after reigning over the Blue Hawks of Immaculada Concepcion College (ICC) last August 9 at Ugnayang La Salle (ULS). Seizing the gold, the
LITERARY
Yellow Tape
Tales of the most dire encounters with the unknown come to life amidst the muteness of a November night. Such sessions oftentimes transpire under the curtains through which came light and breeze from without; it is of somberness. In such evenings,
