We’re still kids acting like mature adults for the younger ones. Who else would they look up to but us? Chatter fills the aisles as I navigate through the unrest of malls. Instinctively enamored by the glint of the toy store, thousands of restless thoughts are silenced by the sight of what once was. Reminiscent of the excitement back then, it still glimmers in the present. An adult finding solace in a place where childlike wonder once took place. Lifting the demands of adulth

Academic organizations of Cavite State University–Imus Campus have officially cancelled the previously postponed Sportfest 2025 due to budget constraints and concerns raised by the Central Student Government (CSG), following a meeting held on February 11 at the CvSU Imus gymnasium. The decision was finalized through a voting process among representatives of academic organizations. The results were recorded and notarized to formalize the decision. Organizations include Young

The spotlight turned to the country’s top athletic standouts as the 2025 SMC Philippine Sportswriters Association (PSA) Annual Awards Night unfolded, celebrating yet another year of excellence for Philippine sports at Diamond Hotel, February 16. Organized annually by the Philippine Sportswriters Association, the event honors the nation’s most outstanding athletes, teams, and sports figures whose achievements elevated the country’s presence on both local and international stag

With February 14 just around the corner, anticipation heightens for Valentine’s Day — an observance centered on couples showcasing love and affection. Although love takes various forms nowadays, Valentine's Day celebrations are still thought to require one essential item: a valentine or a romantic partner. This leads single people, particularly those so-called hopeless romantics, to heedlessly look for a lover. For some time now, TikTok users have been posting point-of-view v

Philippine Tennis Association (PHILTA) is planning to organize more local women’s tournaments following the successful staging of the Philippine Women’s Open, as officials and players led by Filipina tennis ace Alex Eala highlighted the lack of competitive opportunities for female athletes during the country’s first-ever WTA 125 event at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center. Eala earlier described the tournament as a “wake-up call” for stakeholders, stressing the need for greater