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GUEST WRITER OF THE MONTH
GUEST WRITER OF THE MONTH
Mr. Leonard C. Catubay
As we start the year 2021, it is best to reflect upon the past and yearn for what to look forward to in the years to come. After all, this month was named after Janus, the Roman god depicted with two faces looking in opposite ways, one towards the past and the other towards the future. Our school's history provides some lessons on how to hurdle trials and be hopeful.
Deriving reflections from the previous year becomes an inevitable part of starting this new year. It is important to seek lessons from the past to develop a more insightful understanding of what lies ahead. Some members of the PCCian community did their respective contemplations as to how 2020 was and took to writing for the expression of their thoughts.
Panitikan
Panitikan
ni Kaleah Dominique Sy (10A)
Bagong taon na,Ngunit mayroon pa ring pangamba,Dahil dama pa rin ang pandemya. Lahat ay labis na nag-iingat,Nang hindi nito madapuan.
red line
red line
by Marvin Andrew Co (10A)
Back when the pandemic first started, most, if not all, of my plans for the summer vacation were cancelled, with me mostly staying at home after face to face classes were suspended. My only connection with the outside world was with the occasional couriers who came to deliver goods.
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特写
施雅祺（实验甲）
又是一个台风天，学校已宣布了停课。
无聊之至，我信步走上四楼，一股凉意迎面扑来。天空中似乎挂了一道珍珠门帘，晶莹剔透的雨珠争先恐后地向阳台扑来，落到地面上还雀跃地弹跳了一下，可爱之极。
Editorial
Editorial
It has been nearly a year since the lockdown commenced in the Philippines, and it seems like there is an end in sight soon. With the long-awaited arrival of the vaccines that have been developed around the world, things are looking brighter than ever.
Cartoon by Jeanine Garcia
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特写
邵灿培（实验丙）
每当走进科学的课堂，听老师将万物的起源娓娓道来的时候，我们总能听得入迷，仿佛身临其境。脑海中更是会不断地浮现出许多疑惑：“宇宙是什么时候形成的？地球是什么时候诞生的？人类又到底是什么时候出现在地球上的？”
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