NEWS
ONLINE ACTIONS MATTER
Attorney pushes journalists to uphold Cybercrime Law amidst rising digital threats
Technical Drafting | News Writer
SURALLAH, South Cotabato—An Attorney-at-law emphasized the importance of Republic Act (R.A.) 10175, also known as the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012, to campus journalists, highlighting the growing threat of cybercrime in the digital age.
Attorney-at-law alerts student journalists online acts have consequences
Technical Drafting | News Writer
SURALLAH, South Cotabato—Law Practitioner warned students journalists that careless online actions—such as cyberbullying, identity theft, and online libel—can result in fines, imprisonment, or permanent damage to their reputations.
Law Advocate: Your future depends on your digital behaviour
Technical Drafting | News Writer
SURALLAH, South Cotabato—A law advocate reminded students that their online behavior can directly affect their future, reputation, and freedom, as cybercrime cases continue to rise and digital platforms remain a major part of daily student life.
HONEST
OPINIONS
Trapped Online, Silenced in Offline
Garments | Opinion Writer
The promise of education is what I expect grades to reflect actual student learning and mastery of competencies. Yet in the Philippines, a controversial practice in the public school grading system has blurred this promise. Under the current DepEd grading system, raw scores are frequently converted upward to passing marks so that even failing performance appears as passing on report cards, effectively masking students who are struggling academically and eliminating opportunities for real remedial support.
Protect our AIdentity
Garments | Opinion Writer
I was scrolling through my feed recently when I hit a video that made my blood run cold. A mother, voice trembling, was describing how a deepfake video of her four-year-old daughter, an AI-generated nightmare, had surfaced online. Her child had never left her side, yet her digital likeness had been hijacked. This isn’t a glitch or an online prank. It is a chilling testament that our current laws are bringing a knife to a laser fight.
EDITORIAL
MUTED TRUTH
Defend Free Speech from Censorship
The Crusaders
In a country where social media serves as the modern public wall, the implementation of the Republic Act No. 10175 has filled the discourse of many. The law was designed to protect Filipino citizens in the digital age. Yet more than a decade later, it remains a source of fear and confusion, particularly among students and citizens who use online platforms to express their opinions and personal takes.
Cookery | Feature Writer
In the world where everyone walks and talks, here in Regional Schools Press Conference (RSPC) had a live coverage about RA 10175 and tells the facts and how important it is to know this RA, because he knows, in this generation many were already affected by it.
According to RA. 10175 or Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012, assigned by law of the Philippines to prevent, penalize and address cybercrimes including illegal access, data interference and online libel.
The reason why he tackles this is that this is a crime that most students get affected by is to let students be aware of the things they always do. Especially the illegal acts that are part of cybercrime.
Atty. Gilbert M. Dela Cerna Warns vs. Cybercrime
Cookery | Feature Writer
He, Atty, Gilbert M. Dela Cerna, has thoughts to share the facts and in his informative to us students, especially his experience in cybercrime.
He experienced some issues that have made his life curious because although he was the Attorney, he still experienced some because of online social media especially facebook.
How Responsible takes advantage
Cookery | Feature Writer
In every perspective of the students, it can be good or bad but mostly they think everything is just nothing, like nothing can affect their life. Here during the Regional Schools Press Conference (RSPC), the Attorney has shared his thoughts on how to not get affected by cybercrime.
SPORTS
.01 MILLISECONDS TRIUMPH
Team Philippines clinches gold medal in Men’s 4x400m relay finals
Computer System Servicing | Sports Writer
Philippine athletics team ended the 32nd Southeast Asian Games by winning the men’s 4x400m relay finals, they grabbed the final event of the competition in a photo finish held at Morodok Techo National Stadium, May 12, 2023.
Teamwork Wins the Race
Computer System Servicing | Sports Writer
When we watch athletics in big events like the Olympic Games, we often see athletes running and jumping. It looks like they are winning because of their own strength and speed. In every race, four runners share teamwork and try to finish first. Many people think athletics is only about individual talent. They forget that athletes inside the field must talk, listen, and trust each other to win.
Philippine Team Wins by a Heart
Computer System Servicing | Sports Writer
In the 2023 Southeast Asian Games held in Phnom Penh, the Philippine quartet of Frederick Ramirez, Umajesty Williams, Joyme Sequita, and Michael Carlo del Prado delivered a performance built on trust and teamwork. Inside the Morodok Techo National Stadium, they ran not just as four fast athletes, but as one solid unit.
Each runner had a role. Ramirez set the tone with a strong start, making sure the team stayed within striking distance. Williams kept the rhythm steady on the second leg, refusing to let the gap widen. Sequita pushed hard on the third leg, preparing the way for the anchor.