De La Salle University (DLSU) today honored outstanding youth and education stories released on Philippine media amid the coronavorus pandemic.
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Angie is a self-confessed reformed news critic who vows she has finally found infinite value in delivering the good news. She teaches students of all ages how to make the important interesting for audiences across media platforms.
DLSU Dasma senior high school students develop rice water alternative to single-use plastic
De La Salle University – Dasmarinas (DLSU Dasma) Senior High School students have developed an alternative to single-use plastic using rice water (pinaghugasan ng bigas).
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Filipino Australian Bevan Calvert receives NSW Premier’s Sports Medal
Filipino Australian handball player Bevan Calvert has been awarded the Sports Medal by the New South Wales (NSW) Premier for his service to the sport.
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JUST IN: Filipino Canadian Leylah Annie Fernandez wins 1st pro title at Monterrey Open
This just in: Filipino Canadian Leylah Annie Fernandez has won her first professional title at the Monterrey Open.
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JUST IN: Philippines’ teacher-student team win gold medals at E-Karate World Series
The Philippines’ teacher-student team of James De Los Santos and Fatima A-Isha Lim Hamsain have together won 3 gold medals at the E-Karate World Series Edition #2.
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Filipino ancestors’ humane treatment of starving Magellan-Elcano sailors in spotlight
The Filipino nation’s ancestors’ humane treatment of the starving and sick members of the Fernando “Ferdinand Magellan” Magallanes-Juan Sebastian De Elcano crew who arrived in the islands 500 years ago in 1521 is in the spotlight of the Philippines’ commemorations of the first circumnavigation of the world.
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UP scientist Deo Onda ready for historic 1st-ever human dive to Emden Deep
University of the Philippines (UP) marine scientist Dr. Deo Florence L. Onda is ready for his historic first-ever human dive to Emden Deep, the 3rd deepest spot on Earth found in the Philippine Trench.
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Podcasting showcased as new media art in CCP online festival “Tuloy Po Kayo”
Podcasting is on showcase as a new media art form at the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) multi-arts online festival “Tuloy Po Kayo (TPK)” slated for the last two weekends of March 2021.
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JUST IN: Wesley So joins Magnus Carlsen, 2 others in Champions Chess Tour semis
It’s confirmed. Wesley So is joining rival Magnus Carlsen and two other grandmasters in the Champions Chess Tour 4th leg semis with a highly anticipated possibility of a resulting finals rematch between the Filipino American and Norwegian rivals.
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World No. 1 James De Los Santos breaks personal best record at virtual e-Kata
World No. 1 James De Los Santos has surpassed his personal best record in virtual e-Kata tournaments while pocketing the gold at the Katana Intercontinental League #2.
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Philippines’ Maya 2 cube satellite starts space mission after ISS deployment to orbit
The Philippines’ Maya-2 cube satellite has started its space mission after being deployed from the International Space Station (ISS).
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Philippines’ history lessons from Yoyoy Villame’s Magellan 1521 song
The Philippines’ history lessons about Ferdinand Magellan’s arrival in 1521 and fate at the hands of Lapu Lapu in Mactan were made pop culture material when Visayan troubadour and Bohol native Yoyoy Villame made a hit song with his “Magellan”.
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