Ian Patrick Laqui, Author at TomasinoWeb

New central board officers to push for students’ code, other pro-student policies

The students’ code, originally called the “Magna Carta for Students,” has been passed on from one administration to another since it was first filed in 2004...

Blogs4 months ago

#rp612fic: Filipinos serving laughter on the day of freedom

Since 2009, Filipinos go to Twitter every 12th of June to retell stories in Philippine history. Using the hashtag #rp612fic, netizens take historical references and give...

Blogs4 months ago

[REVIEW] Trese’s imperfect yet spellbinding, twisting adventure on folklore and citycore

I’m optimistic that Season 2 contains more redemptive flairs of quality storytelling and character developments to push Trese from its limitations. Regardless, this bewitching story that...

Basketball4 months ago

Jordi ‘lucky to be in UST,’ says UPIS coach

“Napakaswerte ng UST na nakuha nila si Jordi, and at the same time napakaswerte ni Jordi na napunta siya sa UST,” UPIS Junior Fighting Maroons Head...

E-Sports5 months ago

Teletigers place second in Red Bull Campus Clutch, South Korea team advances to finals

The talents and skills of the Valorant players Jude Isaac Rabang “Exia,” Zach A. De Leon Arquiza “Arquiza,” Clarence Erl Palmos “Enecsane,” Julian C.Y De Guzman...

News5 months ago

Student groups call for P10,000 cash aid for educational assistance

“Sa panahon natin ngayon, panghanap nga ng pang pa-load ang hirap na, dadagdagan pa [kaya] natin ng bayarin at mga matrikula,” said the head convenor of...

Reports5 months ago

Miranda elected ‘father prior,’ steps down from SecGen post

“It was my pleasure serving you for the last five years...keep me blessed with your unending grace,” the outgoing secretary-general wrote on a Facebook post.

Blogs5 months ago

A look back on May 2021’s mayhem

Another month in the pandemic yet the chaotic good and chaotic evil continue to wind up our lives. While generally more good came out, this month...

Features5 months ago

How to be productive: Thomasians’ online class routine

“We don’t have to make radical changes, we just have to do a lot of atomic habits. Big things come from small things. Start small.”

Blogs6 months ago

April 2021: Inadequate progress brings us back to last year

The way the pandemic is being handled seems unchanged, resulting in a feeling where it seems like we are reliving the nightmarish 2020 all over again.

Press Releases6 months ago

Para sa Bayan at Lasalyano (BayLayn), muling idaraos ng Ang Pahayagang Plaridel para sa kritikal at aktibong pamamahayag

Muling inihahandog ng Ang Pahayagang Plaridel, opisyal na pahayagang pangmag-aaral sa wikang Filipino ng Pamantasang De La Salle, ang Para sa Bayan at Lasalyano o BayLayn...

Blogs6 months ago

How ‘Fearless (Taylor’s Version)’ celebrates self-growth and freedom

Listening to these songs as adults hits differently not only because we’ve loved and lost, but also because it serves as an anthem of freedom and...

Literary6 months ago

What the cards failed to consider

When Leah asked Aileen if Jacob would ask her out for Valentine’s Day, she drew the nine of swords.

Opinion6 months ago

The regress of political discourse

Such statements coming from politicians are bothersome because it is as if they are not willing to listen to other people's ideas, and given how they...

Features6 months ago

Are our twenties on hold?

The pandemic has created a huge shift in all working environments. Schools, offices, and other institutions and agencies had to adapt to the new normal in...

Opinion7 months ago

Red-tagging is libel masked with death

This piece could label me as a sympathizer, supporter, or even a member of the CPP-NDF. Absurd as it sounds, the reality of voices being muffled...

Blogs7 months ago

How to apply clown makeup

Did you know that circus clowns make $60,000 a year while you're out here doing it for free?

Fake News7 months ago

TW ventures into online dating

After months of contentious debate, TomasinoWeb announced on Thursday that it is rebranding as an online dating platform, in a bid to compete with popular apps...

Blogs7 months ago

March 2021: A dimming light at the end of the tunnel?

With the country seemingly going back to square one, we cannot blame people’s dimming hope for the resumption of normal life this year.

Blogs7 months ago

How to not get ghosted

There’s no better feeling in the world than finding a special connection with another person. But it’s as gut-wrenchingly difficult when that connection seemingly vanishes without...

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New central board officers to push for students’ code, other pro-student policies

#rp612fic: Filipinos serving laughter on the day of freedom

[REVIEW] Trese’s imperfect yet spellbinding, twisting adventure on folklore and citycore

Jordi ‘lucky to be in UST,’ says UPIS coach

Teletigers place second in Red Bull Campus Clutch, South Korea team advances to finals

Student groups call for P10,000 cash aid for educational assistance

Miranda elected ‘father prior,’ steps down from SecGen post

A look back on May 2021’s mayhem

How to be productive: Thomasians’ online class routine

April 2021: Inadequate progress brings us back to last year

Para sa Bayan at Lasalyano (BayLayn), muling idaraos ng Ang Pahayagang Plaridel para sa kritikal at aktibong pamamahayag

How ‘Fearless (Taylor’s Version)’ celebrates self-growth and freedom

What the cards failed to consider

The regress of political discourse

Are our twenties on hold?

Red-tagging is libel masked with death

How to apply clown makeup

TW ventures into online dating

March 2021: A dimming light at the end of the tunnel?

How to not get ghosted

UST perfects August 2021 architecture boards

The not so flowery roads

#SoloGrind: PH esports is full of potential, but lacks government support

Walang sikreto na ‘di nabubunyag sa Agosto 2021

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UST UAAP Season 81

Graduating Thomasians answer what they will miss in UST

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Traslacion 2018

National Day of Protest

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