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by Marvin Andrew Co (12C - STEM) | Published May 2023
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been in rapid development in the 21st Century. It’s been a hot topic recently with the capabilities it has shown in recent breakthroughs in technology. However, at the same time, numerous issues have been raised about its use and implications. With my limited knowledge, I hope to give a small insight into how we might proceed with AI in the future.
VEXED
VEXED
by Janelle Xu (12A - HUMSS) | Published May 2023
There goes a saying that all women’s problems begin with men: menstruation, menopause, and mental breakdowns. It’s hard to have an objective outlook on what one can interpret it to be, otherwise, it could be said that it is a very witty and creative way of pointing out one of the most troublesome things about being a woman.
TEN DIGITS
TEN DIGITS
by Julia May Ching (8B) | Published March 2022
“We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, therefore, is not an act but a habit.” This quote from Aristotle accentuates the importance of consistent efforts to achieve success.
A WILL
A WILL
by Abbygail Wills Ching (12A - ABM) | Published February 2022
Valentine’s Day for many is the season of love and gift-giving, but why don’t most of them see the very obvious scam behind it?
GOOD IDEALISM
GOOD IDEALISM
by Kirsten Chloe Lim (12C - STEM) | Published January 2022
2022 is a year that is looked forward to by many.
AT A CROSSROAD
AT A CROSSROAD
by Angelyn Shanly Ganipan (12C - STEM) | Published January 2022
An individual's entry into politics can be regarded as an honorable duty. He/She will be in the line of service to his/her beloved country and its people. But in recent years, that may be a lot more difficult to believe since politicians have continued to be surrounded by controversies, which tarnish the integrity and honor of the office and erode the trust of the people.
The Key
The Key
by Renjiro Nathaniel Chavez (11A-ABM) | Published November 2021
As problems persist in today's world, humanity's well-being continues to deteriorate. One example is the current pandemic's perplexity, which has a sloping effect: job loss, mental health decline, sudden loss of friends and loved ones, and isolation. With these, the pursuit of gratification appears to be more elusive.
A Will
A Will
by Abbygail Wills Ching (12A-ABM) | Published October 2021
Even though the school year 2020 to 2021 was delayed for several months due to COVID-19 restrictions, students were able to complete their formal education because of digital technology. Despite its success, the United Nations Children's Agency still urges nations to speed up the return to regular classes now that vaccines are being given out all over the world.
REACHING FOR THE SKY
REACHING FOR THE SKY
by Hiraya Marcos (12B-HUMSS)| Published April 2021
The fundamental theorem of arithmetic states that every whole number is either prime, or is composed of a unique sequence of prime numbers. These prime numbers are what make up the whole composite number. In a way, they are the building blocks of every number, like how our experiences build up who we are as people.
Crossed Boundary
Crossed Boundary
by Aspen Zanchi Kang (9A) | Published March 2021
Society has this picture of beauty every woman is expected to reach. In the Western world, light skin, small noses, and long hair tend to be the ideal. Obviously, not everyone can fit into these standards. I guarantee that it isn't just I who feels anxious and furious about these beauty standards.
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by Marvin Andrew Co (10A) | Published January 2021
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.
LIFE PATH
LIFE PATH
by Mr. Roberto Lim Jr. | Published December 2020
It is a self-fulfilling prophecy to say that 2020 is not yet over. The hopes of humanity for a joyful and peaceful Christmas seem to wither as well, as the morning of December 21 buzzed the social media community with the news of a shootout in Paniqui, Tarlac. Police Senior Master Sergeant Jonel Nuezca shot a woman Sonya Gregorio and her son Frank after what seemed to be a petty altercation on a boga (among other more serious matters). Given the nature of social media, police brutality and incompetence became the buzzwords yet again.
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by Marvin Co (10A) | Published November 2020
Do we live in a “Throwaway Society”? A society where things are made to be thrown away? The things we throw in trash cans don’t just disappear. Though some of them may end up recycled, a lot end up in our landfills, oceans, and even in the air. Our society is hurting the planet.
What Now?
What Now?
by Hance Louie Uy (12C-STEM) | Published October 2020
Tremendous disruption made its way around the globe with the COVID-19 pandemic. While hospitals run nonstop, businesses have to come to a slowdown and, at some point, even bankruptcy. But one colossal impact this situation has introduced is the one towards the education system.
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