Kamote on wheels
HAVE you ever been stuck in traffic—tired, frustrated—when, out of nowhere, a motorcycle cuts through dangerously close, jolting you awake? Chances are, you have...
Trial by delay?
MONDAY night felt less like a solemn constitutional proceeding and more like a confusing rerun of a political drama that no one asked for....
Sweeping claims ahead
ONE tendency that appears far too frequently in the whirlwind of political discourse is hasty generalization. This logical fallacy is common in daily discussions,...
The power of grounding
IN a world where success often comes wrapped in medals and titles, we tend to assume we are somehow immune to frailty when things...
Beyond tasteless campaign jokes
IN our culture, humor often breaks the tension, creates bonds, and smooths conflicts. Yet there is a boundary between witty banter and blatant disrespect—especially...
Fostering growth mindset in the classroom
A silent revolution is underway in the busy field of education, where the curriculum always demands, and the clock is continuously running. This change...
Justice for small fishers!
MILLIONS of small-scale fishers depend on municipal waters. Therefore, the controversy over whether commercial fishing vessels should be allowed is more than a policy...
Curriculum with a conscience
WHEN news broke that the Department of Education (DepEd) was proposing to remove Ethics from the Senior High School (SHS) and college general education...
The blind following
IN the vibrant and chaotic terrain of politics, one wonders at the relentless allegiance many people show toward politicians with dubious credentials and moral...
Bollard built to harm
WHEN a five-year-old girl and a 29-year-old man were struck down by a rogue SUV at NAIA Terminal 1, it was not just a...
