The controversy surrounding Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano has become more than just another episode in the endless cycle of Philippine political drama. It has evolved into something darker and more revealing—a portrait of how institutions decay when survival becomes more important than accountability.
Filipino family values, traditional lifestyles and familial relationships themselves are under serious threat as families struggle for survival against an onslaught of negative social and economic forces.
Miriam College's 10th president, Dr. Lizares, will be leading three campuses—MC Loyola Heights in Quezon City, MC Nuvali in Laguna, and the newest, MC Alviera in Pampanga
Water will always have its place. But beyond it lies a richer landscape of nourishment—one that invites us to rethink, to rediscover, and to drink more deeply from the well of understanding.
