There are places in the city you pass through without noticing: waiting sheds, platforms, terminals—designed for movement, not pause. You move through them on your way to somewhere else, rarely aware of the small rhythms they hold. The ferry along the Pasig River is one of those places, where passengers line up, board, find a seat, and drift toward the next shore. Its purpose is simple: to get from point A to point B. But what happens in between—the waiting, the crossing, t

Bumandera ang katatagan ng Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP) Lady Radicals sa nalalabing apat na minuto ng laban upang burahin ang kanilang mabagal na entrada kontra University of the East (UE) Red Warriors, ngunit napurnada ang kanilang huling ratsada matapos magtala ng 11-0 run ang mga taga-Recto upang selyuhan ang 64-51 panalo sa Union Sports League (USL) sa Hoops Haven Gymnasium, Pasay City, noong Linggo, Abril 12. Sinandalan ng Red Warriors ang Player of t

Nowadays, some people say that when the Middle East sneezes, the rest of the world catches a cold, but right now, it feels less like a sneeze and more like a fever that’s burning through the pockets of every Filipino. We often think of "war" as something confined to history books or evening news clips of sandy horizons and flashing missiles. We watch it from the safety of our sofas, thinking, "Mabuti na lang, malayo tayo.” But then you pull up to a gas station and see the nu