Another EDSA will show us that the merging interest of state power and popular sovereignty may not mean cooptation at all. That would happen if we do not just concern ourselves with replacement, but with total social renewal. Let that be the lesson of the third EDSA.
Last Tuesday, September 16, President Benigno Simeon Aquino III delivered a policy speech at Brussels, Belgium. Included in his speechContinue Reading
Every time when we are pushed through the corners by the oppressors, there is no other alternative but to struggle.Continue Reading
The public, national, and pro-people character of the University of the Philippines has been continuously disintegrating. We, as the primaryContinue Reading
After two years since the Perspective released its last tangible issue of the paper, we are here to finally setContinue Reading
UPLB PERSPECTIVE STATEMENT A call to the studentry yearning for genuine freedom from oppression. As the UPLB Perspective, along with theContinue Reading
CREATOR’S NOTE: This special issue’s editorial cartoon features a child (named the Filipino Masses) wading in the floodwaters (labeled “LackContinue Reading
Once again, the Philippines has been hard-hit by its perennial foes. Last week, Tropical Storm Maring along with rains inducedContinue Reading
