WE ARE swamped with new series, movies, and documentaries nowadays. Blink, and you have missed five new releases. However, amidst this rush, one show stands out and asserts its relevance, even though its story arc has wrapped up: “The Big Bang Theory” (TBBT). In The New York Times Editor Rob Hoerburger’s
November 6, 2023
AMIDST the vibrant mix of cultures and traditions, and modern influences are eagerly embraced in our country. While we enjoy a wide range of international entertainment, few television series resonate profoundly as “Young Sheldon” does, especially among younger viewers. For starters, the relatability of Sheldon Cooper’s journey in “Young Sheldon” goes
November 4, 2023
THE RECENT issue surrounding the invitation of a controversial vlogger to the Dinagyang Festival 2024 countdown in Iloilo City has ignited discussions about the role of cursing in our society and its place in cultural and religious events. The organizers, led by Mayor Jerry Treñas and Vice Mayor Jeffrey Ganzon, have
November 3, 2023
ALL SOUL’S Day, observed on the 2nd of November and by many on the day before, forms an integral part of a three-day observance that encompasses All Saints’ Day and All Hallows’ Eve. Rooted in Catholic traditions, the day offers a poignant moment for believers to remember and pray for the
November 1, 2023
THIS Monday, October 30, is not just another day in the Filipino political calendar. The Barangay and SK elections represent the spirit of grassroots democracy and resonate with the nation’s soul. It is more than just voting; it is about acknowledging the community’s active role in the larger national tapestry. Consider
October 30, 2023
THE UPCOMING Barangay Elections set this Monday, October 30, 2023, present a critical opportunity for the Filipino people to choose their leaders in the country’s smallest government unit. While we often focus on the personalities and politics of these elections, it is crucial to remember the qualities needed for barangay officials
October 29, 2023
THE UPCOMING Barangay elections beckons at a pivotal juncture in Philippine democracy. While often overshadowed by the glamour of national politics, barangay elections are the heart and soul of the nation’s democratic fabric. They set the stage for the future direction of local communities and should not be dismissed as mere
October 28, 2023
IN THE intricate tapestry of national identities, the Filipino spirit stands out, intertwined with threads of resilience, community, and deeply ingrained values of family and Bayanihan. The Philippines, often seen as a resilient nation facing the storms of both nature and politics, is replete with narratives of hope, survival, and solidarity.
October 27, 2023
FROM the turmoil of the Middle East to pressing local issues like poverty, insurgencies, and the aftermath of super typhoons like Haiyan, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) remains a signpost of hope. This year, as the 75th anniversary of the UDHR kicks off via the commemoration of the United
October 25, 2023
IN OUR rapidly evolving world, mere conformity to existing norms and standards no longer suffices. Individuals and organizations alike are challenged to move beyond mere compliance and embrace a mindset of continuous improvement and genuine engagement. At the heart of this shift is the Ignatian principle of “magis,” the relentless desire
October 23, 2023
ILOILO City is facing a serious problem: more and more young people are joining gangs. The recent death of a 16-year-old is a tragic reminder of this issue’s importance. Right now, the Iloilo City Police Office (ICPO) is keeping an eye on 28 new youth gangs. This raises questions about why
October 21, 2023
EDUCATION is often hailed as the great equalizer, a path out of poverty, a tool to combat corruption, and a beacon against ignorance. Yet, as we scrutinize the state of education in the Philippines, it becomes evident that this noble endeavor is fraught with issues that demand our attention, understanding, and
October 20, 2023