THE BARRISTER

Written by Maria Georgina T. Silva The 21st century is the “Age of Knowledge,” and the different technological advancements are proof of progress of the current era. However, if the 21st century is the so-called “Age of Knowledge” then how come Filipinos are still struggling with the idea of rational thinking? Is the 21st century … Continue reading Sapere Aude: Daring to Think and the Struggle for Independent Though

Written by Rey David A. Gayas The darkest of times begin when there is a death of communication. Ideologies in the ancient period are solely imprinted through the marketplaces, the pulpits available thereon, and inside the theaters. At present, we can even make a conversation to the other side of the world. I cannot imagine … Continue reading Birth of a Tragedy: Jesting Pilate

Written by Jaira Lou V. Batangan Back in 2016, Rodrigo Duterte stormed onto the political scene, and his supporters flooded social media with dramatic content, painting him as the iron-fisted savior the nation desperately needed. Fast forward to 2022, and the election landscape shifted once more. Marcos Jr.'s campaign deftly wielded fake news to sway … Continue reading Voices from afar: Checkmate

Written by Sab Abad, Raphael Galvan, Jaime Luna, Ryan Julianne Monzon, Clarisse Andrea Ong, Allysa Tenefrancia, and Sunshine Villegas “You can skin me alive, burn me, and throw my ashes to the wind. But let it be known: You will find me unbowed." - Vice President “Inday” Sara Duterte A sentence so bold. The public … Continue reading “No Joke, no joke:” No Account-no-ability

Written by Atty. Joseph Philip T. Andres Midterm elections have always been used by Malacanang as a measuring gauge on how well (or poorly) they have performed through the electorate’s acceptance of the administration’s anointed candidates for both national and local elective posts.  The May 12 elections, especially the senatorial race makes for an interesting … Continue reading Midterm Validation