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We’re going to be okay

It’s definitely okay to not be okay, but we should know when to tend to ourselves and to our mental health to maintain our well-being.

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Playground politics

Standards set by DLSU political parties seem to only apply outwardly, given that in the recently concluded USG Special Elections, even platforms remain to be void of concreteness.

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This shouldn’t be glamorous

In this so-called hustle culture, the only thing we’re getting out of overworking ourselves is tiredness and many lost opportunities.

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I’m not fine

Even if they say so, people aren’t always fine, and that’s something that we will need to accept as well.

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At ease

While military training tries to instill discipline among cadets, it also breeds a culture of power tripping and abuse.

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What you leave behind

Philippine politics has become a family affair for many, but reelectionists should reconsider taking part in elections and making room for better public servants.

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Dismantling the boy’s club

Gender-based discrimination and sexual harrassment are not limited to a particular industry, but their existence to this date must be enough to call for concrete action.

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Here’s your ticket

Friendships are meant to be cultivated and valued, but when things—or people—become problematic and toxic, just where do you draw the line?

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So-called Pinoy pride

While we honor our national athletes who excel in international stints, support should also be continuous and concrete, especially from the government.

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Wishful thinking

For those who have started their college journeys online, to experience face-to-face classes is the goal. However, just how realistic is this given Philippines’ situation?