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The Origins of Halloween

Nov 5, 2021 Leave a comment

Have you ever heard of a day in which people pretend to be something they’re not, asking for candy from complete strangers? A haunted day wherein everyone does their best to be as terrifying as possible. With pumpkin slicing and praising the supernatural, read more about the beloved holiday known as Halloween here:

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Looking back at Christmas

Sep 24, 2021 Leave a comment

Christmas in the Philippines is a treasured event, and boy do we like it early. It's as if the world transforms at the stroke of midnight on September 1st — suddenly there's red and green everywhere, the lights are warmer, the air is cooler, and everyone's spirits become jollier than ever. But how did this all begin? Why does the Philippines have the world's longest Christmas season? To find out, read here.

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Where did those cute puppies come from?

Apr 23, 2021 Leave a comment 3

Dogs are commonly regarded as human’s best mates, owing to their status as the first animal to be domesticated by humans. While many families keep dogs as pets all over the world, the majority of dogs are feral. Read more about the plight of these feral dogs in dog breeding grounds here.

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Complex Pasts: Diverse Futures

Apr 16, 2021 Leave a comment 3

Every year on April 18, we celebrate World Heritage Day where we are reminded to preserve human heritage and recognize the organizations that are working to keep it alive. Learn more about the importance of this monumental day as it celebrates this year’s theme of ‘Complex Pasts: Diverse Futures’ here!

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Underrepresentation in STEM: Who can women count on?

Mar 19, 2021 Leave a comment 6

Every year, on the 8th of March, we celebrate International Women’s Day to recognize women’s achievements in various fields. Learn more about women, the challenges they have to face, and the systematic cause of these challenges here:

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YELL: A Cry For Help

Nov 20, 2020 Leave a comment 3

Regions in the Philippines have recently been affected by a series of typhoons that came during an already difficult time. Various places are still reeling from the effects of several disastrous tropical clones: from Typhoon Quinta, Typhoon Rolly, to Typhoon Ulysses. Read more about how you can help the communities affected by these typhoons.

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How You Like That: Why Filipinos Love K-Dramas

Nov 13, 2020 Leave a comment 2

Korean dramas or K-dramas, for short, is a popular staple in contemporary Filipino culture. Some of the notable Netflix K-drama releases this year include Crash Landing on You, Itaewon Class, and It’s Okay to Not be Okay. K-dramas must have some form of magic that has Filipino audiences spellbound, aside from the unworldly attractiveness of the lead actors and actresses at least. Well, we’ve rounded up a few possible reasons why Filipinos love K-dramas so much, and you can read them on http://dragonsprint.cis.edu.ph/.

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International Fair 2020

Oct 24, 2020 2 Comments 2

Today, October 24, 2020, the entire CIS community virtually celebrated the annual International Fair.

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Riding the Remote Learning Wave

Oct 16, 2020 2 Comments 6

Despite being a less than ideal situation, it must be acknowledged that remote learning has its fair share of benefits that can be highly useful even when we resume traditional classes in the near future. A student shares his insights on the important takeaways we can get from “Riding the Remote Learning Wave”.

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