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heritage

I met my mother too late

I think I met my mother too late. Not in the literal sense. I’ve known her my whole life. I...

Rea Joy Reyes |
food

Between dream and duty

When I was a child, I carried a ready-made answer to a question adults loved to ask. “What do you...

Sam Azalae Pepito |
graduation

Between then and now

I was listening to “I Have a Dream” by ABBA the other day, and man, it hit me like a...

Shanell Jay Aguinaldo |
passion

Is dreaming only for kids?

I was talking to a friend and blurted out a trendy joke—“Please, Please, Please” by Sabrina Carpenter— but changed Carpenter...

Neil Bryant Baliao |
passion

To dream in a third-world country

To dream in a third-world country is to carry a weight heavier than our bodies were built for. Our dreams...

Yvaña Welch Deroña |
passion

When dreams falter

It has been a year since I shifted my sablay onto my left shoulder. As we were cued to stand,...

Gloria Therese Deauna Eusebio |
food

Not for the faint of heart

Working students belong to a different breed of animal. They waste no time. They study even if they are already...

Aldrin S. Odinada |
heritage

Custodian of my family’s dreams

I was five years old when my grandmother first told me to become a lawyer. At that age, the word...

Erika Oreta |
passion

Basketball, unfulfilled dreams, and redirections

For most Filipinos, basketball is more than just a sport—it’s a religion. If that’s true, then my brothers and I...

Brendan Keith Augustus N. Blas |
food

A privilege to carry

For many of us, education isn’t just a right—it’s a lifeline, a means to lift us out of poverty. Looking...

Samantha Sheen R. Gambot |