Paragon 2017: Ascend the Summit
Paragon Business Summit: Beyond Business brought a different kind of summit for its partipants to ascend. Held in Leong Hall Auditorium on March 18, 2017, the event brought five select…
Celections 2017: CUL, Traditions in Transition
The Cultural Affairs (CUL) Department breathes life into Celadon. It aims to promote a deeper understanding and appreciation of the Chinese-Filipino culture to the Atenean community. The devotion of Eugene…
Celections 2017: CORREL, Bridging the Gaps
The Corporate Relations (CORREL) Department is in charge of acting as liaisons to corporate partners. The department spearheads the marketing efforts of the organization and the marketing seminars and workshops…
EDSA 31: A Journey of Perspectives
The topic of Martial Law is polarizing. The period has been classified as both an oppression of freedom and a restoration of civilian discipline. The involvement of the Chinese-Filipinos in that…
FEBRUARY 23, 1986
February 23, 1986, early in the afternoon: Minister Enrile and General Ramos decided to consolidate forces and to work in the same place, Camp Crame. to do this, Minister Enrile needed to cross the street, which was then jammed with thousands of citizens. The people first knew of the decision when they saw reformist troops moving out of Camp Aguinaldo in formation. They asked the people to make way and they did . Linking arms, the people create a protective wall for the reformist troops.
Credit: PEOPLE POWER BOOK, The Philippine Revolution of 1986
Freddie Young: EDSA and the Journey Home
Thirty-one years ago, Filipinos from all walks of life came together in a massive demonstration of faith, unity and resolve that became known as the EDSA Revolution. Among them was…
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Eating Past the Differences
Seated at a round table for ten with the lobster having just been served, my friend whispered from beside me, “Hindi ba ito matatapos? (Will this ever end?)” For someone…