Ateneo’s Urban Legends
by Arianna Y. Lim, Alexis M. Dy, Justine N. Dinglasan on October 27, 2011
Ever since Fr. William Materson, SJ relocated the campus to Loyola Heights sixty years ago, Ateneo has had quite a number of brushes with the supernatural. From a mysterious girl praying in the College Chapel to an old department building once handled by Spirit Questors, such urban legends have been continually passed on. We talked [...]
Dissecting the virtual Filipino mob
by Arbie T. Baguios on October 27, 2011
In the book, The Prospect of Internet Democracy, Michael Margolis and Gerson Moreno-Riaño write, “Democracy requires that the people be educated, but how much education is enough? Advocates believe that widespread access to the Internet will bring enlightened understanding.” Will it really? I am an ardent believer of the Internet’s democratizing capability. In fact, my [...]
Bonfire 2011
by Kitkat S. Lastimosa, Joseph S. Angan on October 14, 2011
2011 aMp Band Catalogue
by Kevin R. Calderon on October 14, 2011
Every year, aMp (Ateneo Musician’s Pool) welcomes a new addition of musical talents. Surpassing auditions and careful deliberations, the bands that compose the org’s latest roster offer an eclectic mix of genres — rock, metal, acoustic, hip-hop, jazz and blues. If you’re amped to update your music library with the latest Ateneo bands, g flips [...]
Desserts over meals
by Bernice S. Sibucao on October 4, 2011
The mother and daughter tandem, Mom & Tina’s has graced Katipunan, providing yet another outlet for the sweet toothed.
Ready to Rakenrol?
by Justine N. Dinglasan on October 4, 2011
The heyday of the Pinoy underground rock scene is shown on the big screen, with a touch of ambition and friendship in-between.
