I’m Graduating Later Than I Have Expected and It’s Okay by Joshua Lipit Imagine enjoying the last moments of your 4-year degree with your blockmates. Taking photos with your friends while all of you are wearing black togas topped with the notorious tasseled hat. You can’t help but feel grateful for the friends who helped […]
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Paw and Pandemic By: Abby Gail Tiongson I am battling a great war in this unending solitude. Requirements are piling up like a ceiling-less tower. “Assignments mentioned you!”; once again, Teams intrudes. Do you know how much this takes a toll on my will power? I am surrounded by anxiety and fears for my future.
Illustration by Angelo Robles I’m Alone this February 14, and It’s Okay by Joshua Lipit What better way to celebrate Hearts’ Day than being with someone you truly love? Just you with him or her, and your favorite big bars of chocolate. Flower petals covering the floor as a delightful scent
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The History of Christmas Trees By Julian Terry S. Bass There are many things that come to our minds when we think of Christmas, be it the stockings we hang by the fireplace, the wreaths that adorn our doorsteps and even the milk and cookies we occasionally leave in the living room for our yearly
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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 Graduation and Yearbook Photoshoot has been drastically affected. However, as everyone has started to adjust to the new normal, the Yearbook Committee and our supplier Blueberry has prepared a new schedule for the photoshoot. We have also devised a way to continue our photoshoot, while ensuring the health
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Rommel Ormita – The First Microsoft Student Ambassador Promoted To Gold In The Philippines By: Abby Gail A. Tiongson Microsoft Community President Rommel Ormita introducing the organization among new members at their General Assembly last October 5, 2019. Our lives are an endless sequence of decision making. Should I do this or that? Should I
How Asia Pacific College Utilizes Microsoft 365 During a Global Pandemic by Rommel Ormita Asia Pacific College (APC) has been a Microsoft Showcase School in the Philippines since 2015, and ever since I was enrolled in this college, Microsoft 365 has been integrated in their curriculum. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, APC managed to adapt
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In 2018, students Kathleen Rae Gonzales and Jose Gabriel Gutierez bagged the grand prize in the Thailand International Film Destination 2018 competition with their entry, 5 Dog Years. The short film is about Chai, a frustrated Thai graphic designer who imagines himself going on adventures, resulting to a real escapade in the province of Surin. For
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Illustration by: Zamantha Guanlao By: Angeline Yambao Have you seen my son? Have you seen my beautiful boy? If you have… Please tell him, I miss him. My beloved boy, who I used to cradle within my arms and help nurture. My beautiful child; who is the splitting image of his father, who I used
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Gualbertsan Productions refreshes the APC Community with ‘HINGA: An Online Multimedia Art Exhibit’ By: Alexandrea Chloe Baylon Six SoMA students virtually showcased their quarantine artworks at ‘HINGA: An Online Multimedia Art Exhibit’ on Saturday, September 5, 2020, at the Gualbertsan Productions website. Originally planned to be a physical exhibit, the art students’ project for their
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