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Kyle Angelo Cristy

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TNP recognition codified, push for funding continues

  • Posted on 12 October 2024
  • byKarmela Melgarejo and Kyle Angelo Cristy
Since its establishment in December 1978, Tinig ng Plaridel (TNP), the student publication of the University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication (UP CMC), has been pivotal in covering…
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War on drugs: a theater of lived nightmares

  • Posted on 29 April 2024
  • byKyle Angelo Cristy
The curtains open with a gunshot. A lifeless body falls to the ground. A pistol and packets of crystal meth are then planted near the victim, alongside a cardboard sign…
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Plaridel Hall main building to reopen ahead of schedule after asbestos clearing

  • Posted on 8 January 2024
  • byKyle Angelo Cristy
After more than two weeks of closure, the main building of Plaridel Hall at the University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication (UP CMC) will reopen on Wednesday, Jan.…
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TIMELINE: FOI still in legislative limbo after 31 years

  • Posted on 31 August 202331 August 2023
  • byKyle Angelo Cristy and Karmela Melgarejo
The Freedom of Information (FOI) bill has been stuck in Congress for more than three decades despite calls from media and advocacy groups to uphold transparency in the government.
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New USC short of standard bearers, swept by independent councilor bets

  • Posted on 24 May 202325 May 2023
  • byKyle Angelo Cristy
The decision on how to fill up the vacancies is now up to the duly elected councilors and college representatives, so long as their resolution is still consistent “with the spirit of the Election Code and the USC Constitution and By-Laws.”
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UP MVT suffers third straight loss, WVT earns win no. 1 vs UE

  • Posted on 6 March 20236 March 2023
  • byKyle Angelo Cristy and Sophia Cifra
Rookie standout Angelo Lagando paced the men’s team in their loss with 21 points. Meanwhile, Niña Ytang led the women’s squad to their first victory of the season with a career-high 20 points, including seven blocks.
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‘A new legacy’: UP Pep Squad ushers in ‘new generation’ at cheerdance tilt

  • Posted on 12 December 202212 December 2022
  • byKyle Angelo Cristy
“It’s a new team— different set of performers, different set of coaches,” said UP Pep Squad alumna and current head coach Fae Pascua.
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Diouf stars as UP MBT nips Adamson, WBT drops third straight game

  • Posted on 4 November 20228 November 2022
  • byIvy Ferrer and Kyle Angelo Cristy
The top-seeded men’s team is now two wins away from booking a return trip to the semifinals. Meanwhile, the women’s squad needs a breakthrough win in their next assignment to keep themselves in the Final Four race.
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UP MBT exacts revenge on NU, WBT succumbs anew in round-two opener

  • Posted on 31 October 202226 November 2022
  • byGab Casagan and Kyle Angelo Cristy
The men’s team avenged their lone defeat in the first round, while the women’s squad absorbed their fifth loss of the season.
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UP stumbles against NU, absorbs twin losses

  • Posted on 13 October 202224 October 2022
  • byIvy Ferrer and Kyle Angelo Cristy
The men’s team got its first taste of defeat in the tourney, while their female counterparts took their second strike in four games.
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COVID-19 airborne, policies need “urgent refinements” — expert

  • Posted on 16 February 202216 February 2022
  • byKyle Angelo Cristy
Disease transmission expert Jose-Luis Jimenez and other scientists worldwide are challenging earlier notions that the COVID-19 virus solely spreads through large droplets or through contaminated surfaces, saying instead that the virus is mainly transmitted through the air.
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