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Sabel

I found Benedicto Cabrera’s art while looking for artworks to replicate for a school project. He made a series of paintings with a girl named Sabel, an impoverished young lady whom he viewed as a symbol of isolation and despair. Much like how I chanced upon BenCab’s art, the painter found Sabel on the streets […]

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Don’t Measure Your Progress with the Wrong Ruler

Each generation faces its own challenges, but the truth is that the circumstances today are vastly different from those experienced by our parents and grandparents. The environment has transformed, and so has the nature of competition. For many young people, there is a persistent feeling of being perpetually behind, whether from delayed homeownership, an uncertain

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Don’t Use Yourself Up! | Why Resiliency Isn’t Always Pretty.

When I was in elementary, I watched videos of foreigners experiencing the culture and personality of our country and the citizens within. Those videos that I watched had a few things in common – the hospitality and the capability of Filipinos to continuously put a smile on their faces no matter what calamity they’re going

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The Gaps in the Philippines’ Health Care System

On the surface, the Philippines is a paradise with stunning beaches and majestic mountains. Filipinos are also known for their cheeriness and resilience, staying positive even in the most devastating situations like typhoons. However, hidden beneath this pretty façade is a rather malignant problem, particularly in our healthcare system. While people in cities like Metro

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