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Back here today’s the Bene Cafe! A business started by the power of family, its journey proves that tough times don’t last, but tough will and persistence do.

“Life in plastic, not fantastic,” Miss Antoinette Taus said. Planet CORA, together with SBCA, aims to take action to prevent single-use plastic. As a Bedan, ecological awareness should not only be in mind, but also reflected in actions.

A fundamentally corrupt system decays due to the failures of good governance and voters turning a blind eye to it. Break the cycle by holding officials accountable and upholding democracy.

SEPTEMBER — the prologue to Filipino Christmas. The start of “BER” months, as they say. This is the month when SM Malls hastily set up Christmas decorations in their malls and when Jose Mari Chan’s royalties spike up annually. This is also the month when the atmosphere starts to feel a bit cozier, enough to make you feel the lingering holiday breeze.

AI has been controversial in academic spaces lately, but what gives? The situation is reminiscent of the early stages of accepting the internet as a valid source of information back in the day, the only difference being that AI is a more powerful tool. The question remains: is AI really it?

The voting period for the Student Executive Council (SEC) election ends in two days. In case you haven’t voted yet, perhaps reading this article will convince you why skipping student elections hurts more than you think.

Home News Opinion Cartoon Editorial Features Sports Issues About Us Contact Us Features Graphic Art by Juli Mondelo Celebrating the Tree of Life: World Coconut Day By Maria Yssabel L. Magsino | September 2, 2024 THE Asian and Pacific Coconut Community (APCC) dubbed September 2nd as World Coconut Day to celebrate the coconut’s health benefits and […]

With the celebration of National Press Freedom Day, student publications remain subjected to oppression, censorship, budget cuts, intimidation, and harassment and face an asymmetrical war to preserve campus press freedom. With an outdated law in place, student journalists continue to urge the government to ratify a new law that guarantees campus press freedom and holds accountable those who infringe on these rights.

POGOs have been legalized for quite some time now, but a lot of people are yet to find out what these operations are and why there are mixed opinions on the comprehensive ban that was declared by Pres. Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

The lore of it gets deeper daily with the search of Alice Guo and investigations of other suspects involved with crimes tied to the operation hubs. What really happens behind the closed doors of POGOs?

IMAGINE a man dedicated to his ideals, and he gives up everything, even his life, for freedom. This is precisely what Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino Jr. did; in doing so, he became one the most influential leaders in Philippine history. We all know that the current Marcos administration has moved the commemoration day of Ninoy Aquino from Aug. 21 to Aug. 23 to make it more convenient for students and workers. But is that all this day is worth?