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We all know how Filipinos are fond of watching films as their source of entertainment. It serves as an avenue of reflecting our country’s culture and traditions. However, little did we know that what it reflects is a country showcasing and perpetuating colonial mentality as these films are always influenced by the Western culture. WithContinue reading “Looking Through the Lenses”

            Some people talk about martial law like it’s just something in the past  ̶ finished and forgotten. But this certain event was definitely different. The past became the present and will still be part of every Filipino’s future; it will always be instilled in our hearts.             Dr. Crispin Maslog was truly inspirational. TheContinue reading “Media Through Enlightenment”

“Everyone can be a storyteller, and everyone can be a journalist.” Mr. Atom Araullo, truly an inspirational individual, have brought enlightenment to us during  Powerhouse 2019, held at the NCAS Auditorium, UPLB. In spite of Mr. Araullo’s pleasing physical appearance, as everyone knows, Powerhouse 2019 has something great to offer this year. As development-communicators-in-training, itContinue reading “Journalism in The Digital Age”

by: Mia Bueta, Christine Casido, and Catherine Uy Amidst the gloomy weather, the General Paciano Rizal Park was still jampacked with people on the night of September 19 at 6:00 in the evening. The people were patiently waiting for the annual Bailamos Dance Contest: Make Your Move, which is one of the most awaited activitiesContinue reading “Bailamos 2019 contestants have made their move”

Some people talk about martial law like it’s just something in the past  ̶ finished and forgotten. But this certain event was definitely different. The past became the present and will still be part of every Filipino’s future; it will always be instilled in our hearts.             Dr. Crispin Maslog was truly inspirational. The wayContinue reading “Media Through Enlightenment”

“Bakit DevCom?”, a question usually  received by development communication students. Honestly, I don’t know either. We still are on the pursuit of finding our purposes, however, the talks have helped me in some way on discovering and exploring the things I could possibly do better at with the right amount of passion and perseverance.            Continue reading “Beneath What’s Told”