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Year-End Resolutions: My Liberation—and perhaps everyone’s
Article by John Kenneth Dapitan I choked on a firecracker, but I burst into flying colors. New years were always about new beginnings. We march into new chapters and follow the trails of first times and emerging relationships. However, 2025 proves that a year can end in tragic stories, heartbreak, and hopelessness. So instead of writing my 2026 New Year’s resolutions, I asked myself: what did I change to deserve a new beginning? First 4 Months of Love Not Lighting Up Love


I am a mosaic of every people I loved
Written by: Hannah Marie Rodeo People see reflections of my mother in me, but some say I am more like my father, others say I am a mixture of both, but if you’d ask me – I am a piece of every person I once knew and loved. I cook Sinigang the way my lola did, it has that asim kilig taste that everyone will love. The click-clack of chess pieces always brings back memories of my cousins, a sport they introduced to me when I was young. I think of my brother whenever I play onlin
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