by Joy Louise T. Evidente and Ma. Jannie Addie T. Macanlalay The candidates from HUKUMAN party won the San Beda College of Law Electoral Board (ELBO)’s remote online election for the Law Student Government (LSG) for the second semester of school year 2022-2023 held last January 24 2023.The new LSG officers are as follows: For … Continue reading HUKUMAN party prevails during ELEXSYON 2023
Death: Stranding
By: Rey David A. Gayas There is a need to hold those eyes. Otherwise, it will open, freeze, and never be closed. Death is a rushed drama because if one does not act fast, many things will freeze – the eyes need to be closed, the jaws worn down opening the mouth, and the hands … Continue reading Death: Stranding
Asynchronous
By Cedrick Cabaluna Jet lag is described as a sleep problem phenomenon which occurs when one person traverses multiple time zones in a short span of time, thus disrupting the natural circadian rhythm and internal body clock of a person. In certain cases, however, it can distort one’s perception of time altogether. What they forgot … Continue reading Asynchronous
We Who Remain
By: Joshua Emil Lizardo Laurence Binyon wrote in his sensational poem For The Fallen, “They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:/ Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn./At the going down of the sun and in the morning/We will remember them.” These lines are prominently used during memorial … Continue reading We Who Remain
Girl Boss in Reverse
By: Gilda Francesca G. Flores I have always prided myself on being busy. Being busy and around the clock gave me a sense of fulfillment only I can describe, and not even time nor emotions can take that away from me. Suddenly, there came days wherein I refused to wake up, clean my room, or even eat … Continue reading Girl Boss in Reverse
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