by Iya de Claro (Class 2024) back in the day, no matter how herculean a task was, i was always willing to see it through. any job offered to me was like a piece ofContinue reading
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How to Be a Minimal Manileño
by Cristina Morabe (Class 2023) The pollution problem of the world has escalated to an alarming level. In recent years, studies and viral news articles have declared the Philippines as one of the largest producersContinue reading
On a Roll: Meridian Dice Game 2019
By Mark Teo (2023)Photos by Leonard Lim and Luigi Meguizo On the eve of Oct 21st, UP Meridian held its Annual Dice Game at Paz Mendoza Hall to foster a deeper appreciation of Chinese cultureContinue reading
OSCEry: Med Horror Stories
By UPCM Students “Magandang umaga po, ako po ay isang estudyante dito sa Kolehiyo ng Medisina, nandito po tayo ngayon para sa inyong eksaminasyon…” Did those words give you cold sweats? War flashbacks of theContinue reading
Bakbakan CM vs CAS October 18, 2019
By Nathaniel Gan (Class 2022) and Hanna Ho (Class 2022) Last October 18, 2019, the Bakbakan basketball match between CM and CAS finally pushed through. It is said that a win, no matter how ugly or difficult,Continue reading
BAKBAKAN XIV: Football Club Medisina ties game with CAMP
by Mark Teo (Class 2023) Kicking off Bakbakan XIV with an intense game, CM’s futsal team faced against CAMP’s on October 3, 2019 in the UP Manila Sports Science and Wellness Center. CM’s Football Club Medisina (FCM) had TeamContinue reading
Encamp: A Night of Solidarity, Fellowship and Cupcakes with UP Agape
by Cristina Morabe (Class 2023) Photos by JC Tesorero and Francine Lucas In times of war, soldiers gather in the moments leading up to a battle as a way to bolster each other’s spirits, and encourage one another inContinue reading
Trapped in Tolerance: The New Bare Minimum?
by Mark Teo (Class 2023) Note: This is a reaction to this post from the page Apologia: Christian Apologetics and Theology Featured Image from: LemanBleu.ch Honestly, this is a great example of the difference between tolerance and love. ToleranceContinue reading
dementia
by Sean Sy (Class 2023) my dear, i’m afraid i’m going to forget you quite soon, but not quite yet- before i go, allow me to bid you farewell- as the strings attached between theContinue reading
Chills from the Ominous: Good Omens Review
by Rory Nakpil (Class 2022) Amazon recently released a 6-episode mini-series adaptation of the 1990 novel “Good Omens” by Neil Gaiman and the late Terry Pratchett. The story revolves around the angel, Aziraphale, and theContinue reading