Tinig ng Plaridel

Because the iPod is rectangular in shape and is drawn by a black cart, some onlookers have observed that the lantern resembles a coffin. The college secretary said that this similarity is not accidental.

But while other families of the victims are mourning their own losses, Maria Reynafe Momay-Castillo, a registered nurse, is still engaged in a fight – a struggle to find the body of her father which, until now, has yet to be found.

Sa wika pa lang, mayroon na tayong matinding pagpapahalaga sa Ingles at pandidiri naman sa mga lingguwahe ng bansa. Mayroon pa rin tayong inferiority complex sa mga puti; ang kultura, lingguwahe at mga produkto ng mga Amerikano ay magaganda at abante habang ang sa mga Pilipino naman ay pangit at atrasado.

Forty years later, however, the country still faces the same social problems that the FQS vehemently fought against. A new generation has been born without even knowing what the First Quarter Storm was about. It would seem that the rage of the 70s has become but mere paragraphs in the archives of history.

For the struggling UP Fighting Maroons, beating UE with fashion may be the perfect time to finally gain momentum halfway through the first round of UAAP Season 73.

“We’re hoping for the best but we’re preparing for the worst.” There’s only so much we can do as newspeople to get ready so I thought to myself that maybe we were all in the same boat of insecurity. We just have to suck it up and face the music when it’s there. We were given fair warning for violence, corruptions and anomalies. I should be, somehow, ready for this.

These little boo-boos, which might have been catastrophic mishaps had the machines not been cooperative on Election Day, were important details we found out two days prior to the elections. While the government was reassuring the public that any problem on Election Day was negligible, the stories we found in Malabon and Navotas reiterated that the possibility of failed automation was very real.

by Aaron Simon Caparaz
Four journalism majors bagged seven awards at the annual AdSpeak Values Advertising Contest (VAC) held at the Colegio de San Juan de Letran last Feb. 12
Among the winners were Chino Testado, whose print advertisement won both 1st place in Student’s Choice Category (SCC) and 3rd place in the Values Advertising Category (VAC), [...]

by Alexandra Gabrielle Francisco
Amid the rise of citizen journalism, ethics cannot be phased out, said gmanews.tv head Howie Severino today in a forum on social media organized by Yahoo! Philippines at the Intercontinental Hotel in Makati City.
Without foolproof ways of “policing” net content, it is up to the citizen journalist to practice ethical journalism, said [...]

by Nikki Careen Palacios and Kim Arveen Patria
He was smiling.
“Darling, I wish you were here,” said the song that played as people wearing brightly colored shirts poured into the College of Mass Communication Auditorium yesterday for a service for Adrian Olympia, a senior film student who passed away last Friday.
An image of a bespectacled Adrian [...]