By Rexiel Cal Being a mascot for Philippine tourism has helped raise awareness for its conservation, but such gain could not outweigh its joining the ranks of the world's 25 most endangered primates also from the same reason. Three tarsier subspecies have been described: T. syrichta syrichta from Leyte and Samar; T. s. carbonarius from... Continue Reading →

By Rexiel Cal Truly animals are jewel of their own land especially when they are endemic to that area. But what if these animals only exist on a specific land suddenly threatened in numbers? I don’t want to go far but to start in my own land – the Philippines. ​ Philippines is one of... Continue Reading →

By Rexiel Cal Hapilon and Maute’s five-month reign of terrorism in the southern Philippines ended when a bullet to the chest killed the Abu Sayyaf leader Isnilon Hapilon, one of the reported leader of Islamic State also known as ISIS in the Southeast Asia, midst of October 16. Another bullet through head killed a highly... Continue Reading →

By Rexiel Cal Polytechnic University of the Philippines’ office of the Vice President for academic affair (VPAA) is stopping a lot of extracurricular activities to happen inside the university. As we had observed, a numerous activity proposals of the organizations inside the college of communication was rejected by the VPAA since according to them, activities... Continue Reading →

By Rexiel Cal Polytechnic University of the Philippines was known as the top choice of the companies when looking for applicants. According to jobstreet.com more than preference for particular colleges and universities, employers are looking for applicants who show willingness to be trained and to learn. These fresh graduates of PUP gives honor to Sintang... Continue Reading →

By Rexiel Cal From the start of entering college to graduating, some strives on graduating on time while some accepts the fate that they’re going to graduate on mid-year instead because they got professors that played Russian roulette for their subject grade. An undeserving grade. Many of us wants to graduate with latin honors to... Continue Reading →

By Rexiel Cal If you have ever been at the back of the College of Communication building then you have seen the inevitable drawings, sketches, opinions and statements made by our fellow students. Some of these are getting out of hand. From explicit words to insults and lascivious drawings on our walls, these graffiti are... Continue Reading →

By Rexiel Cal Being in college faces new level of challenges and people you must cope with. It makes us mature when it comes to decision making and strengthen us as a person. The everyday rush of going back and forth to submit papers or to find professors is a task that needs determination. Commuting... Continue Reading →

By Rexiel Cal Following the news of hesitant employees to accept K-12 graduates is another batch of statement from the Department of Education (DepEd) by emphasizing the work immersion that the students perform is enough to make them "job-ready" and capable to reach the standards of every company. Clearly this K-12 program is still an... Continue Reading →