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13 February 25

Written by Marian Sophia Carreon

Lathalain

Salo-Salo sa Mercadillo: Kwento ng Pagkain, Musika, at Pag-ibig

Sa gitna ng makasaysayang Intramuros, isang natatanging pamilihan ang bumubuhay tuwing sasapit ang gabi—ang Mercadillo Bazaar. Sa bawat sulok, maririnig ang tunog ng mga gitara, malalanghap ang halimuyak ng mga inihaw na pagkain, at matutunghayan ang mga iba’t ibang turistang puno ng pananabik.

12 February 25

Isinulat ni Vince Villanueva

Photos by Ma. Janelle Ugot

Pamantasan

SSC formalizes resignation of council members following alleged bullying controversy

11 February 25

Written by Zarena Hermogeno

Board by John Ivan Pasion

Pamantasan

PLM SSC impeaches PRO due to neglect of duty, failure to fulfill responsibilities

11 February 25

Written by Raniel Paquingan

Board by John Ivan Pasion

News

Pamantasan

SSC formalizes resignation of council members following alleged bullying controversy

Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila (PLM) Supreme Student Council (SSC) released resolutions on the resignation of select officers from their executive committee, Feb. 11

11 February 25

Written by Zarena Hermogeno

Board by John Ivan Pasion

Pamantasan

PLM SSC impeaches PRO due to neglect of duty, failure to fulfill responsibilities

With a 15-1 vote, the PLM Supreme Student Council (SSC) officially impeached Joseph Andrei Torres from his position as Public Relations Officer due to misconduct, inactivity, neglect of duty, and failure to fulfill responsibilities, Feb. 11.

11 February 25

Written by Raniel Paquingan

Board by John Ivan Pasion

National

House moves to impeach VP Sara, advances complaint to Senate

Double the required number. Vice President Sara Duterte could be the first second-highest official in the Philippines to be impeached after the House of Representatives secured 215 of 306 votes to advance the complaint to the Senate, Feb. 5.

11 February 25

Written by Raniel Paquingan

Board by Rinoa Dela Torre

Opinion

Kolum

Peace Rally: Para sa Pagkakaisa o Pamumulitika?

Kamakailan lamang ay idinaos ng Iglesia Ni Cristo (INC) ang Rally for Peace sa iba’t-ibang sulok ng bansa partikular na sa Quirino Grandstand, sa Luneta, Maynila na dinaluhan ng milyon-milyong kasapi ng naturang relihiyon.

1 February 25

Isinulat ni Jamilla Marie Matias

Ilustrasyon ni Kiefer Angeles

Kolum

IRREGalo’y prayoridad at pakinggan

Kamakailan lang, naging malakas ang daing ng mga kapwa nating Haribong irregular dahil sa matagal na pagpoproseso ng mga papeles at mahabang paghihintay sa pila ngayong enrollment period para sa ikalawang semestre sa Pamantasan.

31 January 25

Isinulat ni Vince Villanueva

Ilustrasyon ni Miaka Byonne Cha

Column

The PLM “Silent” Student Council

In any democratic system, transparency and accountability are foundational principles. It ensures that leaders act in the best interest of their constituents, gaining trust and integrity from their followers.

30 January 25

Written by Jared Luis Ysmael Sicat

Board by Jian Muyano

Features

Lathalain

Salo-Salo sa Mercadillo: Kwento ng Pagkain, Musika, at Pag-ibig

Sa gitna ng makasaysayang Intramuros, isang natatanging pamilihan ang bumubuhay tuwing sasapit ang gabi—ang Mercadillo Bazaar. Sa bawat sulok, maririnig ang tunog ng mga gitara, malalanghap ang halimuyak ng mga inihaw na pagkain, at matutunghayan ang mga iba’t ibang turistang puno ng pananabik.

12 February 25

Isinulat ni Vince Villanueva

Photos by Ma. Janelle Ugot

Features

The Lucky List: 7 Things to Avoid This Lunar New Year

As the first new moon of the lunar calendar rises on January 29, 2025, the world will usher in the Chinese New Year, marking the beginning of the 15-day Spring Festival. For the Chinese, the Spring Festival is a start of a new year and a symbolic reset. It is believed that your actions during this time will set the tone for the year to come. While there are many customs to follow, equally important are the things to avoid, as even small missteps could risk inviting bad luck.

1 February 25

Written by Eunice Anny Morales

Boards by John Ivan Pasion

Features

Lakbayaw: The People's Dance of Devotion

Filipinos are known for their love of singing and dancing, and these passions shone brightly during the Sto. Nino Festival, also known as Lakbayaw in Tondo, Manila. The term Lakbayaw is a combination of two Filipino words: "lakbay," which means journey, and "sayaw," which means dance. This festival shows how Filipinos express their faith through movement and music. Participants adorn themselves with colorful costumes, carrying religious icons as they dance their way through the streets, joyfully shouting "VIVA! VIVA! STO. NIÑO!" The rhythmic drum beats, chants, and festive energy create an atmosphere of deep devotion and joyous celebration.

26 January 25

Written by Eunice Anny Morales

Board by John Ivan Pasion

Iskomposisyon

LITERARY | If You Could Only See Yourself through my Eyes

13 February 25

Written by Marian Sophia Carreon

Rewrite the Script

11 February 25

Written by Claire Josiah Bautista

Board by Miaka Byonne Cha

Bagong ako sa bagong taon

31 January 25

Isinulat ni Jan Rennie Abat

Ilustrasyon ni John Ivan Pasion

Bitbit ko pa rin ang Nazareno

9 January 25

Isinulat ni Francis Irvin Gonzales

Ilustrasyon ni John Ivan Pasion

Filipino

Sa Susunod na Suspensyon

19 November 24

Written by Jamilla Marie Matias

Board by John Ivan Pasion

Iba Magpaka-Guro ang Isang Ina

4 October 24

Written by Jeanette Tropa

Board by John Ivan Pasion

Panibagong Kabanata sa Pagtatapos

15 September 24

Written by Jan Rennie Abat

Board by John Ivan Pasion

Gabi ang kanlungan ng iba

9 September 24

Written by Jan Rennie Abat

Board by John Ivan Pasion

Sports