by zph_dev | Dec 13, 2023 | Campus News
Armed with their mobile application prototype called MILES, five Filipino students bested 96 groups from 40 countries in UNESCO’s Fifth Global Media and Information Literacy Youth Hackathon. In a notice of award sent October 10, 2023, Team AGOS Philippines (Achieving...
by zph_dev | Dec 13, 2023 | Feature
A teacher is often thought of as a person whose only purpose is to teach concepts and create an understanding of a topic. But the integral role of teachers goes beyond that of a simple math lesson. As students, we attend classes led by these people almost every day...
by zph_dev | Dec 13, 2023 | Literary
I have an ink that seems to never run out. It fosters the young fountain, ballpoint, and gel Even the quill bears witness to its discipline Endlessly, in their minds, the ink stains. Fountain, my dear founty — elegant and profound, Delicately polished skill and...
by zph_dev | Dec 13, 2023 | Opinion
In the Philippines, it is a common belief that an iron-fist ruling enforces discipline, obedience, and peace. Filipinos tend to overglamorize this type of approach as they vote for leaders and lawmakers with authoritarian attributes and bloody ways of eliminating...
by zph_dev | Dec 13, 2023 | Feature
In the classic children’s folk tale, Cinderella, there was a warm, gentle village girl who dreamt wondrous dreams despite the predicaments she was facing with her stepfamily. Until one night, a magical fairy godmother bobbed up to bedizen her in a glistening,...
