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Thrive to survive: Love and hate between athletes and fans

As athletes play in their respective sports—on the squeaky hardwood courts of basketball, dirt-filled baseball fields, sweat-layered boxing rings, and grassy football pitches—there exists a common narrative that watches all of them: the fans. They are the backbone of sports teams and athletes alike as their role is to support and cheer who they follow.…

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Sports

On screen time: Surveying sports broadcasting options

As a media giant that stood for decades delivering relevant content to Filipinos, the impact of ABS-CBN’s rejected franchise renewal cannot be quantified only by the reported losses of the corporation in its financial statements—its significance stretches far more than that and appears to be a big blow to sports in the Philippines. Among the…

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PRESS RELEASE: Newly-formed youth group ‘Nay ‘Tay Gusto Kong Tinapay launches “Tulong Kay Manong” Project

As the community-wide quarantine took place in the Metro and nearby provinces, a group of college students saw the need to bridge help to those who lost their source of income due to the pandemic. Jeepney drivers were among the first ones to have their operations halted due to the suspension of public transportation, and…

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University

LA restricts partisanship, approves officer resignations in emergency session

The University Student Government (USG) Legislative Assembly (LA) held an emergency session over Zoom last October 16 to make preparations ahead of the new academic year (AY). Taking almost four hours, legislators approved resolutions on improvements on the LA database and training, an institutionalized Filipino Youth Summit (FYS), and numerous officer resignations and appointments. ‘Political…

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Menagerie

Rant and Rave: The Haunting of Bly Manor

The Haunting of Bly Manor is the newest addition to Mike Flanagan’s The Haunting anthology. Fresh off the critical and commercial success of The Haunting of Hill House, fans have eagerly anticipated Flanagan’s follow-up. However, despite being a stand-alone story, some have been quick to compare it to its predecessor. While both revolve around otherworldly…

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University

BorrowIt: An item-sharing platform by Lasallians for Lasallians

School materials, books, and various gadgets—these are but some of the goods that may be put up for borrowing online for members of the Lasallian community.  BorrowIt is a new community-based item-sharing platform, exclusive to DLSU and De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde (DLS-CSB) students, where members can sign up to lend or borrow items.…

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PRESS RELEASE: PJMA presents its first ever Online Forum, Illuminating Potential—Generating an Aptitude of a Market

Before a star shines bright in the dark skies, it first starts with a small rock with only a few dreams to grow with. As time passes by, it grows its glimmering potential as it progressively becomes one of the prominent names in the sky. The Philippine Junior Marketing Association is ready to make an…

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PRESS RELEASE: ILDP 2020—Choosing to be Catalysts of Peace

ILDP 2020: Choosing to be Catalysts of Peace is a ​ global online conference hosted by the Office of the Vice President for Internal Affairs of the University Student Government that will shed light on creating a better environment by always choosing peace. It will address this year’s pillars, namely: violence, social inequality, and poverty.…

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Vanguard

Saving skin: Demystifying the organic-synthetic divide in cosmetics

From skin dryness to acne, many people use cosmetic products with varying ingredients and formulations to address different skin conditions. But as cosmetic chemists develop new solutions for skin care, the debate on whether average consumers should consider “organic” over “synthetic” products continues to ensue. It is no secret that the organic cosmetics industry is…

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University

USG, DLSU students call for University reforms amid ‘problematic culture’ of sexual harassment

“It’s kind of scary,” expresses Galilee Tan (I, AB-SOC) as she recounts stories of sexual harassment in DLSU. Empowered by the personal anecdotes that have been posted online, Tan herself shared online her experience of abuse and harassment from her former boyfriend—a De La Salle-Santiago Zobel School (DLSZ) alumnus and a current DLSU student. She…