17 October 2011
Tripartite Crime
Tripartite Crime
Brown Blood Bang! The loud fire of the .45 mm caliber pistol woke the two brothers who were sleeping soundly in a small cabin in the woods. Terrorized by the shot, they jumped off the creaking bamboo floor through the rickety wood stairs and crept toward the ash- covered loams of the deforested hills. “Ako ...
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24 May 2011
Culminating the World Literature course
Culminating the World Literature course
Our course is Literatures of the World. Apparently, we were expecting to read the works of Rabindranath Tagore, Edgar Allan Poe, Hans Christian Andersen and more representative literatures from Filipino authors. On the other hand, we were given this rare moviegoer ...
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23 May 2011
Nice Meeting You, Rizal
Nice Meeting You, Rizal
Like anyone of us, he too is not perfect. He is vulnerable and emotional. He fell in love and got hurt. But unlike any other heroes the world has known for their bravery and courage, he is the ...
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17 April 2011
Acceptance Gives Hope
Acceptance Gives Hope
Recently, I have been reading literature which I reckoned a flickering light to my gloomy days in the boarding house. I read a lot now because I am lonely and I need something to arouse my imagination in the midst of my solitary moments. Unknowingly, I gained more than what I immediately wanted to ...
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01 March 2011
Teacher's Role in Classroom Management
Teacher's Role in Classroom Management
Curious about how a teacher handles her class, I came to observe a Physics class of roughly 40 students; a mixture of two sections in third year. The classroom set up is so high school. When I looked up at the ceiling I saw Chinese lanterns hang loosely; more of it filled up the square ceiling. The ...
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