Even in the closet, Lasallians make room for pride
From the last restroom stall in the Velasco Hall to nearby Taft Ave. coffee shops, closeted Lasallians own their gentle pride unapologetically.
25 Cents’ Worth: The “s” in elections isn’t for sexism
When former President Rodrigo Duterte was flown to The Hague, one could only hope that his troublesome sexist legacy would be exiled along with him. Unfortunately, it lives on in the grimiest personalities that Philippine politics has to offer, as…
Writer’s Recap: Passion and hope light LSDC-Street’s ‘Kalye Ritmo’ stage
At LSDC-Street’s ‘Kalye Ritmo,’ the stage was owned and the love was shared by the talented young and young at heart.
Writer’s Recap: LYO’s ‘Forte 2025: Voices of Spring’ embraces seasoned talent in full bloom
Music possesses a visceral power to transport its listeners to an entirely different place, evoking a wide range of emotions through the simple draw of a violinist’s bow or the stroke of a pianist’s keys. This power rang true last…
Writer’s Recap: HTG’s ‘DuLaSalle 2k24: Candelabra’ sets hopes and dreams alight
Harlequin Theatre Guild’s DuLaSalle 2k24: Candelabra is a story of heritage and heroism, passed on through generations and rooted in the narratives of Candelaria, Quezon.