By: Darwin Pesco If you were born in 1994… Yes, you are a true blooded millennial. But people have a misconception that all the young people these days are MILLENNIALS. Well, there is a new generation to watch out for, the “Zillennials.” Source: australianfintech.com.au Here are the few facts about the Zs: Considered as the future... Continue Reading →
By: Lorrianne Aryenz Valdecantos Apart from being a strict-religious town, the people of Paete, Laguna also go extra miles to show to off their traditions. Hidden at the foot of the mighty mountain range of Sierra Madre, with a river running through the center of the town to the mouth of Laguna de Bay, Paete... Continue Reading →
By: Darwin Pesco Lowering the minimum age of criminal liability is a hot issue in the country. Also, people are debating on the age. 12? 15? 9? On first reading, the minimum age was lowered from 15 to 9; but because of the intense negative public reaction, it went up to 12. Minimum age of... Continue Reading →
By: Rodney Artida Last week, Facebook launched another feature to entice their netizens. The social media giant added Community Action in its News Feed in selected areas in U.S. The new feature can unite locals, fellow citizen to unite, to advance their advocacies and to request change from their local and national leaders. Source: HuffPost... Continue Reading →
By: Darwin Pesco The National Schools Press Conference is the most prestigious competition in the field of campus journalism, and recently the 2019 NSPC was held in Lingayen, Pangasinan. Source: DepEd Region IV-A or CALABARZON retained the throne as the overall champion, followed by Central Luzon and NCR, respectively. Next year's NSPC will be held... Continue Reading →
By: Darwin Pesco With the theme, "Fostering 21st century skills and character-based education through campus journalism," campus journalists all over the Philippines gathered in the Pangasinan Capitol Grandstand for the opening of the National Schools Press Conference in Lingayen, Pangasinan from January 28 to February 1. Filled with various colors based on their regions, 4,... Continue Reading →
By: Theresa CalatcatNow that streaming online is just one click away, watching movies now has become so convenient that you don't have to go outside just to catch the latest movie showing."Sierra Burgess is a Loser" is a Netflix movie that depicts the teenager's dilemmas- how to achieve a good profile for your college application,... Continue Reading →
By: Hazel Gane Pilapil A multi-genre, true story inspired Hollywood film conceived one compelling nature, a call for justice. Source: https://store.hmv.com/film-tv/dvd/three-billboards-outside-ebbing,-missouri And what happens when award-winning filmmaker Mark Mcdonagh jumbled a confuse maiden Frances Mcdormand from Madeline, psycho bastard of Green Mile Sam Rockwell, and drunken Haymitch Woody Harrelson of Hunger Games trilogy in one... Continue Reading →
By: Lorraine T. Alberto Thousands of memes are surrounding the internet with different hilarious jokes, images and other contents that would probably help you get through the day if you’re having a bad one. Almost all of us netizens have laughed at the funniest memes we’ve seen on the internet and you definitely want to... Continue Reading →
By: Rhea Nicole Pascua and Zirah Mae Sardoma A meme is any piece of media that spreads from netizen to netizen often for humorous purposes. It is usually taken or posted on the Internet without permission, with added text about the photo as a caption. Source: The Daily Utah Chronicle Started out as photos, memes... Continue Reading →
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