Article by Amelie de Leon After several challenging and suspenseful auditions, the waiting period has finally come to an end. ISM’s IASAS teams have released their final groups to travel, perform, and compete in March for the Cultural Convention, composed of IASAS Drama, Forensics and Debate, Art, Music, Band, and Dance. As they begin to […]
MoreArticle by Jaime Chuidian Many have heard the phrase “It’s a real IASAS!” as a justification for when our Bearcats are sent off to IASAS Cultural Convention. This is because IASAS is primarily seen as a sporting league, instead of a showcase of a variety of talents. Among the three sport seasons, there is an […]
MoreArticle by Putra Wibowo We’ve all experienced that moment of distress, and its particularly familiar during assessment season. It’s midnight during a school week, and you’ve wasted five hours that could’ve been used to revise for tests, but decided to blunder it by checking social media. You then pull an all-nighter, producing a piece of […]
MoreArticle by Meg Barraca Thanksgiving is a national holiday celebrated in parts of Northern America, involving long-awaited family gatherings, interesting dinner table conversations, and a wide array of delicious food–which, arguably, is the best part of the entire celebration. Hence, with Thanksgiving quickly approaching, what better reason would there be to roll up your sleeves […]
MoreArticle by Dezimey Kum Photos compiled by Dezimey Kum Being a tropical island, you might expect fruits and vegetables to be a big part of Filipino cuisine – on the contrary; the Philippines is a truly meat-loving country. In many local restaurants, meat is the focal point of the menu. This can make it difficult […]
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