Of Rizal, Filipino Youth and History
by Bernice S. Sibucao on December 3, 2011
Ang Sampung mga Daliri exceeds the usual expectations for a newbie production.
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.
Ambeth Ocampo: Breathing life into the past
by Bernice S. Sibucao on August 21, 2011
Ambeth Ocampo would share to all of us, whether in the classroom or in his column—our history’s larger-than-life characters become human again.
How not to make an indie film
by Bernice S. Sibucao on August 12, 2011
Poverty exploitation is no laughing matter.
Shakespeare to the beat of the kulintang
by Bernice S. Sibucao on July 20, 2011
For its 33rd season-opener, Tanghalang Ateneo presents Sintang Dalisay.
The 2011 JSEC Round-Up Part 1
by Kevin R. Calderon, Bernice S. Sibucao on June 19, 2011
At the start of every school year, eating at the JSEC becomes all the rage.
True Blue, Through and Through
by Kevin R. Calderon, Alexis M. Dy, Bernice S. Sibucao on June 18, 2011
Die-hard Atenean. Often, what comes to mind is the mental image of a person clad in blue, enthusiastically cheering in a game at the Araneta Coliseum. This is probably the easiest, most overt display of support and devotion to the Ateneo community, but it is hardly an all-encompassing stereotype. Based on the stories of these [...]
