by Team Medics Yet another Feb. 14 has passed and, finally, it is the day for us, the heartbroken, the lonely, and those who take pride in their single status. Here are 9 of ourContinue reading
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Valentine’s Day : Hopes for the Heart
by Team Medics The day has come for hearts, chocolates, and most importantly, love — the magical emotion that either keeps us going or knocks us right to the ground. It is on this day,Continue reading
Two Poems
By Lorena Osorio (Class 2021) Photos by Lorena Osorio put out I. the car took a shortcut on the way back. that route was where we used to take walks and talk about proms andContinue reading
Cup of Love 2019 Perks up PGH with Free Coffee
By Lorena Osorio (Class 2021) Photos courtesy of Jeune Mabanag (Class 2021) In the spirit of Valentine’s week, doctors, nurses, technicians, ward staff, guards, utility personnel, and other workers of the Philippine General Hospital wereContinue reading
Pho’
By Sean Cua (Class 2021) i sought the warmth of your smile, the delicate noodles holding the scarlet fire that washes over my frozen veins. a spark kindles inside my frosted heart, before floods ofContinue reading
Tidy Your Space, Transform Your Life: MSSR-IPPNW hosts talk on the KonMari method
By JE Mariano (Class 2023) Medical Students for Social Responsibility (MSSR)-IPPNW hosted a talk on the KonMari method of decluttering last February 11, at the Paz Mendoza building. The speaker, Christine Dychiao, is the firstContinue reading
MVP #8: UP Med Aces (Women’s Team)
Yesterday, we featured the UP Med Aces men’s volleyball team. Of course, the UP Med Aces wouldn’t be complete without the women’s team, who bagged second runner-up in Palarong Medisina 2018! Led this year byContinue reading
MVP #6: Table Tennis Team
We’ve been to the water, to the field, to the courts, and even to the choir room, but if you think we’ve seen it all then you may have to think again. This time we’reContinue reading
The Giving (P)ALMS: Religions and Almsgiving
By Janelle Uy (Class 2023) and Mark Teo (Class 2023) While not the central aspect of religion, money is still needed to help religions function towards their goal of helping those who are in need.Continue reading
Ampalaya
By Mark Teo (Class 2023) let no sweetness choke you no sugar leave you blind a bitter pill to save your soul so long as you don’t mind the wrinkles in your stories of spurningContinue reading