The Communicator
Unfound keys of the paper chains
Paper is often a trusted companion for students, but what happens when these documents become a roadblock in obtaining their freedom to...
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The Communicator
Nov 13
Tanikala sa Hustisyang Inaasam
Sa mata ng Diyos at ng batas, kasalanan ang pumatay. Subalit sa bansang mailap sa mahirap ang pagkamit ng katarungan, paano mo bibigyang...
The Communicator
Nov 8
Equity is not exclusivity
“Libre lang mangarap” That’s one of the well-known notions instilled in us since childhood. For an innocent child, it could be a fun...
The Communicator
Nov 3
Are we ready for the big league?
Can a state university struggling to provide basic quality education compete with the elites in the competitive sports scene? Well, the...
The Communicator
Oct 30
Riles ng Masa o Aberya?
Mahigit dalawang dekada nang nagpapatuloy ang operasyon ng Light Rail Transit Line 2 (LRT-2) sa bansa—isa sa mga pangunahing pampublikong...
Larriezel Morada
Oct 26
Electoral Candidates: Public Service or Self-Service?
This year's certificate of candidacy (COC) filing week in the Philippines proved to be an unfortunate fate because it made it simpler for...
The Communicator
Oct 23
Grey Areas in Election — beyond Laws and Liberation
The lines between compliance and defiance can be blurred, especially when it comes to a law that is complexly open to overlooked nuances....
The Communicator
Oct 19
Dethroning Decays
Scraping off the rotten part of the fruit to prevent any further damage. Bagong Alyansang Makabayan (BAYAN) perceives filing an...
The Communicator
Oct 15
Hindi na Makamasa si Sinta
Kasabay ng laban para sa pagbabagong hangad ng masa ay ang pagbabago ni Sintang dating makamasa. Bagama’t malaking kabawasan sa gastusin...
The Communicator
Oct 13
Kinakalawang na Boto sa Halalan, Repleksyon ng Gipit na Pamantasan
Katatapos lang ng mainit-init na halalan sa Sintang Paaralan, at ganap na ring ipinroklama ang mga bagong lider-estudyante sa pamantasan,...
Rupert Liam Ladaga
Oct 7
Defying Brutality
Resistance against colonial fascism endures. The year 2023 is vital for Palestine’s struggle against settler oppression. The entire world...
The Communicator
Aug 29
Sino ang Tunay na Kaibigan ng Bayan?
Mainit na usapin ngayon sa Senado ang P10 milyong pondong hinihingi ni Bise Presidente Sara Duterte para sa distribusyon ng kaniyang...
The Communicator
Aug 8
Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, Who Is Truly Accountable?
Attempting to find someone to blame, he points one finger but is pointed back at with three. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. faced...
The Communicator
Jun 13
Freedom vs. Friction in Marital Life
The concept of divorce has long been viewed through the lens of negativity, as it was portrayed as something that would erode Filipino...
The Communicator
Jun 7
Boses ng Masa, Kulang sa Suporta
Noong pinili ko ang kursong komunikasyon, paulit-ulit ang litanya ng mga magulang ko na wala raw masyadong oportunidad dito. Hindi ko...
The Communicator
Jun 4
All eyes not enough
US-backed Israel's genocide of Palestinians continues. On May 27, the settler state carried out an air strike at a displacement camp in...
The Communicator
May 21
Unpaint the Land Red
The color that causes the bleed matches the color that bleeds. In the game of excluding the democratic processes and reducing the voices...
The Communicator
May 16
Loud Cries of the Press
With every shot fired, press freedom goes down. As blood continues to shed in the ongoing armed conflict between Israel and Hamas, the...
The Communicator
May 13
House of Cards
If I had a peso for each time schools get closed due to governmental inefficiency, I’d probably have two pesos, which isn't much, but...
The Communicator
May 6
Catastrophic Apathy in Times of Injustice
Cautious to protect oneself from the vulnerability of getting fooled, skepticism has never been an issue—not until some...
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