We need more than perseverance
If journalism is the first draft of history, then The LaSallian has been assembling the chapters of a comprehensive tome for 64 years. Since our maiden issue, we have guided our readers through the complexities of campus life, including the…
Is Print Dead? Are you sure?
It was a one week suspension, that was the announcement. It was March 9, 2020. Former Metro Manila Mayor Francisco “Isko” Moreno held a livestream where he announced that due to the COVID-19 outbreak, classes in all levels were suspended…
The year the earth stood still
Writing, I always say, is like giving birth. You wrench something out of you, tenderly and torturously, not unlike how Frankenstein created his monster. Your writing is released into the world in all its glory and horror, and humanity grapples…
From soulless to fearless: The rise of the Animo that we should protect
For the past two seasons, we’ve been fortunate to witness La Salle basketball at its finest. The exhilarating victory to claim the UAAP basketball crown against UP, surrounded by a sea of green chanting the rain chant in unison, each…
Living in interesting times
The so-called “Chinese curse,” “May you live in interesting times,” has been quoted often enough to have become cliché, but back when I was editor-in-chief of The La Sallian (as it was then spelled) in 1989, we really were living…