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Where Students Matter the Most

There is a moment most teachers and student affairs people know too well, but rarely talk about. It is not during recognition day. Not...

Intelligent Stupidity in Public Office

There is a familiar feeling when you watch a public hearing long enough. At first, you listen closely. Then, somewhere along the way, you...

Staying Grounded in the Scrolling World

There are talks you politely sit through, and then there are those that quietly follow you home. UP Visayas Chancellor Dr. Clement Camposano’s message...

Beyond the Savior Myth

You know that moment when you agree with something—and then realize you’re not quite ready to live by it? That was me when Mayor...

When Loyalty Turns Cultish

There is always that one comment thread that just drains you. You scroll, thinking you will read something reasonable, maybe even learn something new....

No More Election Excuses

There is a quiet unease when a system keeps delaying people’s chance to decide. It feels like a test being moved again and again—not...

What Pope Francis Might Ask

There is something oddly personal about remembering Pope Francis a year after he passed. Not distant, not formal—more like remembering a lolo who sat...

SALN for All, Period

There is something oddly familiar about SALN season in government offices. It is not dramatic. No headlines. Just stacks of forms, quiet sighs, and...

Madriaga and the noise around him

There are moments when a hearing stops feeling like a hearing. It becomes something else—something closer to a story unfolding in real time, except...

Ending What They Never Admitted

It is one thing to name a problem. It is another to remove it from a system that has quietly learned to live with...

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