[Two Pronged] I’m prone to eating my feelings
‘It doesn’t seem to matter whether I’m lonely, happy, stressed, or simply bored — almost every intense emotion in my life has become an excuse to eat’
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From leaves to loom, Abra brings indigenous knowledge into classrooms
At Peñarrubia Integrated School in Abra, students learn natural dyeing, weaving, and embroidery through a specialized senior high school curriculum rooted in indigenous knowledge
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The market eats its own: How a UP Visayas student turned Iloilo’s palengke into a horror film
‘Kanibal,’ a 16-minute Hiligaynon short film written and directed by Michael Baylon, turns body horror into a commentary on the redevelopment of an Iloilo City public market
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How ‘Filipiñana’s’ slow burn exposes the Philippines’ class divide
Heat and thirst establish the class divide in ‘Filipiñana,’ Rafael Manuel’s satirical debut featuring a 17-year-old ‘tee girl’
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[Two Pronged] Seasonal Affective Disorder hits, but my therapist’s dead. What now?
‘From the time I wake up to the time I go to sleep the rain never stops… I fear that, if my brain gets used to constantly feeling this down, it will consider this the “new normal” and I have to be on a higher medical regime forever after this.’
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Influencer boom at US Open tests boundaries of tennis etiquette
The growing love affair between influencers and the premier American tennis event has caused some growing pains
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The problem with replatforming Alfred ‘Krip’ Yuson
Publishing house Exploding Galaxies announces that it will no longer republish and circulate Yuson’s novel ‘Great Philippine Jungle Energy Café’
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Psychologists want us to rethink what we ask about school violence
Rather than neatly condense all the violence and trace it to one root cause, psychologists choose to ask the difficult questions about each individual case. Each child in conflict with the law is not just a perpetrator, but a highly vulnerable person.
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When school violence happens, the whole community needs to listen
Psychologists say young Filipinos need safe spaces to be vulnerable without judgement — and that starts with listening to children and their families, and giving the support within their communities
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Why Bicol theater revived a century-old epic
The playwright behind ‘Ibalong Z: A New Bikol Musical’ hopes the younger generation will ‘fall in love with the story and feel inspired to read’ the epic
