Articles by Hannah Dayan
Tuesday, 29 March 2022 -
Pulse
Woes of the silenced: A pandemic (in)justice
“The pandemic has shown the weaknesses of our healthcare system and it has also shown an unwillingness on the part of the government to give our healthline workers the recognition, benefits, and the compensation they truly deserve.” - Human Rights Lawyer and Senatorial Aspirant Chel Diokno
Saturday, 19 March 2022 -
Sports
NCAA 97 brings back F2F tournaments after two-season hiatus
For the first time since Season 95, the NCAA will finally host basketball and volleyball again. The NCAA eyes holding the tournaments at MOA Arena, Smart Araneta Coliseum, and Filoil Arena.
Ash Wednesday emphasizes importance of one’s conversion beyond imposition of ashes
“The entire meaning of [the] Lenten season does not depend on the external rituals, but rather on the real and actual conversion of the person. It is not the volume of ashes that we put on our foreheads that will guarantee us a change of heart for the Lord, but rather it is from our personal decision to live a holy life.” - Rev. Fr. Marc Adona
BPC wins special citation for “The Benildean: Confined” in 43rd CMMA
BPC was given a special citation for one of its published magazines at the 43rd Catholic Mass Media Awards last Dec. 26.
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