Wednesday, 30 July 2008 | Cyril Paul P. Polino

In my three years of walking with Christ, I have encountered and overcome obstacles that helped me grow in my relationship with the Lord. However, I can’t boast of my growth because it wasn’t caused by me. Christ is the one who held my hand and helped me walk through. Looking back, I am still in fascination and awe at how He transformed my being. I remember when I was a freshman back in 2001, the sensation I had of wanting to be involved in a group, or for a better word – ‘astig paminawon’— let’s use the word ‘fraternity.’ Aside from that longing of camaraderie, nothing beats the excitement of meeting new friends and particularly beautiful freshmen girls. The thought of having girlfriends was undeniable. They were always the reason why I would dress to impress with my “choyins” attire. But all has changed now, for the better.  
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Monday, 11 August 2008 | Mariekhan S. Edding

 The 34th Nutrition Month celebration kicked off with the annual Nutri Fit Walk participated...
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Monday, 11 August 2008 | Lou Joseph O. Mapue)

Silliman University Church will once again launch the first part of the biennialcelebration of the...
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Monday, 11 August 2008 | Celeste June D. Rivera

The Dr. Jovito Salonga Center (JSC) gave a free lecture series on human rights for the...
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Monday, 11 August 2008 | Twiggy

“What the hell is Objectivism?”I’ll attempt to answer the question by conducting,...
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Monday, 11 August 2008 | Emarrah Contessa A. Sarreal

The Real Score: Graying Population. We’ve scorched around, dug deep and finally narrowed down...
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Monday, 11 August 2008 | Carlos Arsenio T. Garcia)

The Real Score: Be Careful. Dumaguete sometimes gives you this feeling of doubt whether it really...
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Monday, 11 August 2008 | Marianne Catherine F. Tapales

Silliman University takes a step further in upholding the Christian fellowship of its faculty, staff, and students through the    Code of Christian Collegiality.     Office of Information and Publications Head Mark Raygan Garcia said that the code would make Silliman University more conducive for learning and bring about holistic growth.     The code, drafted collectively by representatives of the Silliman community, states that the...
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Monday, 04 August 2008 | tWS

“I can never forget the event when we won the inter-collegiate cheering competition because it was when our dean challenged us to be more productive. We were the one who began the seven year winning streak [of CBA]. Everything started at the Oriental ‘panciteria’ where the five peso club was born. We gather there to discuss, brainstorm and eat any kind of ‘pancit’, ‘mapa-mami’, ‘canton’ o ‘bihon’ with the [amount] gathered [from...
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Monday, 04 August 2008 | Emarrah Contessa A. Sarreal

Contemporary Christian music gave rise to a lot of Christian bands whose songs were not only heard on MP3s and over the radio but are also used in church services. These songs may not be as mainstream as the famous genres these days but they are played in most churches in place of the usual solemn hymns. Take No Glory, a band from Costa Mesa, California, is a musicianary ministry band which uses music to share the good news of God’s love for the world.     Currently on...
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