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HAYOP KA! Exposing the Dehumanization of Activists and Rediscovering the Superiority of the Masses
person Ivy Jane Peñaredondo and Terrence Azañescalendar_month April 21, 2024One...two...three gunshots are fired directly targeted at the wings of a tenacious eagle, silencing the cry coming from its enormous beak, gasping for its last breath—slowly and surely losing its consciousness—leaving it haunted, damaged, and incapac...
ADNU-CEC spearheads first ever Buklad fest
person Billy Cruzcalendar_month February 17, 2024A newfound love for the arts cultivates upon campus grounds as the very first Buklad: Ateneo de Naga University Arts and Culture Festival took centerstage on 12-14 and 16 February 2024 in celebration of this year’s National Arts Month themed “Ani ng ...
HAYOP KA! Exposing the Dehumanization of Activists and Rediscovering the Superiority of the Masses
person Ivy Jane Peñaredondo and Terrence Azañescalendar_month April 21, 2024One...two...three gunshots are fired directly targeted at the wings of a tenacious eagle, silencing the cry coming from its enormous beak, gasping for its last breath—slowly and surely losing its consciousness—leaving it haunted, damaged, and incapacitated, yet eyes are still wide open. Covered in nets and bruises, this eagle is thrown into the cage along with muted falcons, wounded boars, and tethered wolves.
ADNU-CEC spearheads first ever Buklad fest
person Billy Cruzcalendar_month February 17, 2024A newfound love for the arts cultivates upon campus grounds as the very first Buklad: Ateneo de Naga University Arts and Culture Festival took centerstage on 12-14 and 16 February 2024 in celebration of this year’s National Arts Month themed “Ani ng Sining, Bayang Malkhain.”
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HAYOP KA! Exposing the Dehumanization of Activists and Rediscovering the Superiority of the Masses
person Ivy Jane Peñaredondo and Terrence Azañescalendar_month April 21, 2024One...two...three gunshots are fired directly targeted at the wings of a tenacious eagle, silencing the cry coming from its enormous beak, gasping for its last breath—slowly and surely losing its consciousness—leaving it haunted, damaged, and incapacitated, yet eyes are still wide open. Covered in nets and bruises, this eagle is thrown into the cage along with muted falcons, wounded boars, and tethered wolves.