Joshua Medalla 
One day on a cold winter afternoon, a group of friends were playing in the woods next to their beloved rural village. They were playing gaily, doing games such as tag, hide-and-seek, and others. However, in one of the games they were playing, they’d wandered off too far and had gotten lost in the thick … Read more
Are prisons efficient? There are many arguments for and against this question, which is a hotly debated topic. No, prisons are inefficient. They fail at rehabilitating prisoners and stopping them from recommitting a crime. Why? Prisons have flaws such as overcrowded prisons, the risk of the mental health degradation of its prisoners, the risk of … Read more
The Philippines’ unemployment rate has decreased to 5.2% in 2022, as against 2021’s 7.2%. While this number, 5.2%, may seem small, it impacts the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). GDP is the total monetary value of finished goods and services during a specific timeframe in a country. This allows for a look into how strong … Read more
According to scientists, the Bahamas and other small island nations are expected to be underwater in the near future. This means that soon, we might no longer enjoy the beauty and serenity of beautiful tourist destinations like Bangkok and Ho Chi Minh City. So many more countries are in danger of going underwater from climate … Read more
The day was Wednesday, July 4, 2050. It has been 25 years now since the war ended, 18 years since I was born. It was really a loud day with all the fireworks and stuff because it was also Independence day. Lots of patriotic Americans everywhere you look. Another big thing was that it was … Read more
