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On April 24,2023,
5 students in San
Juan National
High School
(SJNHS) fainted
due to the high
temperature.
- Gilbert Russel Mecate

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finatil vericivicam, viu etro
adhui forete con tabunte am
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vivide novem.
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nondessa mantest ratudem
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at least
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viviris senatraris vilicae milic-
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nota des orisser ictantiu clum
journalists

have been killed in the

Philippines since President
EDITORIAL Rodrigo Duterte took EDITORIAL BOARD
office in 2016.
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Simunu vastusses adhuid ductes intem in
issim cone tu sula norei cula diissen imodiur ac
omaiost? Quam, consime hui es? quod probus
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T
he recent attack
on journalist in the
Philippines is a blatant
violation of press
freedom and an assault on
democracy. It is unacceptable
that journalists are targeted for
simply doing their job, reporting
the truth and holding those in
power accountable. This attack
is a reminder of the dangers
faced by journalists in the
Philippines and the urgent need
for better protections for the
press.
On April 19, 2023,
journalist Maria Reyes was
attacked while covering a
protest rally in Manila. Reyes
was beaten and dragged
away by unidentified men in
plainclothes. The attack was
a clear attempt to intimidate
and silence Reyes and other
journalists who seek to expose
the truth.
This attack is not an isolated
incident. The Philippines has
pes et? Ora vercero urem Romne tes sentrur,
nonsu quoste pliquo atantem perudactum
audena, Cupio, quam publi con vidie abultud
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visquam actum facerit gratiam omnit.
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vocae eteatis quissenatus aceps, quem tem-
quam in se con sentestrum inguli tea restissus
ocris.
Astum mo es autum aperic re ad publis. Ifeci
C a n’ t S t a n d t h e H e a t
Gilbert Russel Mecate
long been one government Journalists play a crucial Volume 17 | Issue 1
of the most to uphold role in a democratic society. August 2022 - July 2023
dangerous the right to They are the watchdogs of
places for freedom of those in power and provide
journalists expression and an essential service to the
to work. to create an public by informing them of
According environment in important issues and holding Editor - in - Chief: Ma. Meldy Mendoza
to the which journalists those in power accountable. Associate Editor:
Committee can work without Attacks on journalists are Managing Editor:
to Protect fear of violence or attacks on democracy and must News Editor: Jeric Goriding
Journalists, persecution. The be condemned and addressed Feature Editor: Salome Anne Lepiten
at least 20 government must immediately. Opinion Editor: Valerie Joyce Quigao
journalists have investigate the attack In conclusion, the attack Science Editor: Chilze Mecate
been killed in on Maria Reyes and on Maria Reyes is a clear Sports Editor: Ma. Meldy Mendoza
the Philippines hold those responsible violation of press freedom
Photojournalist:
since President accountable for their and an attack on democracy.
Rodrigo actions. It must The Philippine government Cartoonist: Aira Anunciado
Duterte also take steps to must take immediate action to Layout Artist: Andrea Beth Lepiten
took office in address the larger protect journalists and ensure
2016. Many issue of impunity for their safety. We call on the CONTRIBUTORS
others have been attacks on journalists in the government to investigate
threatened, harassed, Philippines. this attack and hold those News: Jaece Bungcaras
and intimidated. The government should responsible accountable. The Opinion: Gilbert Russel Mecate,
The Philippine government work with media organizations freedom of the press must be Ryzza Shane Cabradilla
must take immediate action and press freedom advocates protected, and journalists must Feature: Francis Gwyneth Jann Casera,
to ensure the safety and to create a safe and secure be able to do their job without
Via Marie Fortuna,
protection of journalists. It environment for journalists to fear of violence or persecution.
is the responsibility of the do their work. Jamiela Bungcaras
Science:
Sports:
Cartooning: Raphael Jacob Orozco
Uncool Suffer in Summer School Paper Adviser: Mrs. Linn Resus
Consultant: Ms. Christine Casangcapan
School Head: Mrs. Ligaya De Los
Santos Merquita
Atmospheric, Geophysical and (SJNHS) fainted due to the high
Astronomical Services Administration temperature. And the Heat Index of
(PAGASA), that the Heat Index can 13 places in the Philippines reached
increase over these days. This problem to the danger category, because of it,
can surely strike especially in some some of the schools were announcing
provinces that has difficulties in a suspension of face to face classes
getting water, and people might suffer and converted into modular learnings
to the hot temperature and can cause to avoid more problems. On April 22, 2023, the
them to faint or stroke. The increase of Heat index in the temperature rises to
On April 22, 2023, the Philippines caused several problems
temperature rises to 48 degree on people, and people were having

B 48 c
iggest hit issue in the
Philippines is the increasing
temperature or Heat index
infogra[hocs
that cause several problems
on people. People were having a
discomfort time because of the hot
temperature that’s been on this days.
According to the Philippine
celsius. People can have a mild stroke
or fainted due to its hot temperature.
And with this, health problems might
strike because of the often fainting of
the people that can cause of irregular
body distributions.
On April 24,2023, 5 students
in San Juan National High School
hard times due to its hot temperature.
To avoid several problems like mild o
stroke or often fainting under the sun,
people should avoid long exposure in
the sun and always wear soft clothes,
people should bring an umbrella when
going out and always drink water to
avoid dehydration.
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HOPE DAY 2023:
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capable of defending by Francis Gwyneth Jann Casera

itself without US
Volume 17 | Issue 1 | August 2022 - July 2023 military assistance.
A Movement of Peace
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Cause for Concern
Ryzza Shane Cabradilla

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collision of colors- imaginative human mountain dance”. Learners appeared confidence and drive are
A Flashback of gray and green- run in order to reach the summit. through the school’s gate not only radiating in these
Yesterday amok in the school
field under the
Throat to throat, arm to arm
in order to obtain hand-in-
taking every step with their
beating hearts throbbing
competitions but also during
the military games and the

W
hen we shifted our
school calendar to
synchronize with
the global education
system, clearly it was not studied
thoroughly, knowing that April to
May was supposed to be a summer
vacation, and now we are severely
experiencing an intolerable heat
that considerably affected the
performance of students and
teachers.
As a student, this is one of my
main concerns; the inevitable heat
from this season makes my everyday
journey to school harder. And these
past few days, my school frequently
encountered students fainting due
to heat, putting the learners’ health
and well-being at risk. So we can all
agree that it was such a big mistake
having classes during the summer.
Students should be off schools and
enjoying their summer holidays,
instead of being subjected to the
intense heat inside the classrooms.
To deal with this matter, the
Department of Education (DepEd)
released a memo to those in the
field to reiterate and remind school
administrators of their right to defer
face-to-face lessons and switch to
distance learning in an instance of
extreme weather conditions. And
EDITORIAL even though we’ve been in remote
learning for almost three years due
ill-weathered sky, as if the
tranquility of green leaves
and dust of nature blended in
to form a camouflage. Their
beaded sweats emerging
from their pores; gliding,
multiplying and conquering
their body. An outsider
may think it’s a terror of a
rampage, seeing all these
colors’ nerve-breaking
uproar in the sunless day.
And yet the teacher with
grit, force and a smirk on her
face allowed air to reach her
mouth, and so she screamed
“Let the games begin!”.
As days withered by and
gravity pulled it closer to
the month of love. Senior
high school students of San
Juan National High School
swayed, moved, leaped and
persevered under the heat of
the fickle sun and the burden
of the pouring rain. Two
groups -Abtikon and Lig-on-
fighting and in competition
hand the highest number and
the golden trophy that serves
as the soldiers’ motivation
and hope. A symbol of their
win in this rough and tough
grind. Granules of events took
place before the awaited fight.
As students slowly approach
February 15, 2023 -the big
day- one took a step and so
everyone followed, they faced
a mirror. A mirror reflecting
different adversities, ear to
ear a grumble you will hear. A
grumble transformed into a
harmonious note of dispute.
However, this was all part of
the fight and thus the seniors
kicked and punch back with
all their might to let down
this hinder, this hurdle. And
so, they continue trailing
back to their path to reach
the summit. A step to move
forward, to move close to the
future.
Moreover, the HOPE Day
2023 arrived on February
and sending vibration all
throughout their body. The
adrenaline to attain what
these individuals hoped for
heightened. Soldiers are now
built and are fully molded
to be ready, whether it may
rain or shine. The world
grew darker and a spotlight
shone in the middle: this
event became the stage
that these people revolve
in. The event spotlights the
creativity of talents that
gifted colors among the eyes
of the audience during this
porous day. It is a platform
that uplifts and revives the
importance of dancing in
our culture. Dances with
diverse of sorts are executed
with individuality and fierce
behind each of their smiles.
Everyone is in awe, jaw-
dropped and eyes focused
to the performances that
shows personality to the
group, these are: Unity dance,
search for Mr. and Ms. HOPE
2023.
Although, the senior high
students of SJNHS had a
load to carry and also aiming
for the golden prize, there
is only one throne and one
crown. The sword fight has
been done, every tactic and
attack executed with might
and desire is a stairway to
victory. Although the winner
took each of the golden pieces
from all challenges and left
no crumbs, it is a fair and just
fight. They represented their
hefty strength and bravery.
They are “Lig-on”.
HOPE day is indeed a
principle of flourishment.
Furthermore, according to
Martha Graham “dance is the
hidden language of the soul”.
It binds and interconnects
each entity, and made humans
one in mind and movement.
Thus, San Juan National High
School’s Hope Day 2023 is

T
he presence of
US military bases
in the Philippines
has long been a
contentious issue. For
decades, the United States
has maintained a military
presence in the Philippines,
despite opposition from
some Filipinos who view
the bases as a symbol of
American imperialism
and a violation of their
sovereignty. However, it
is time for the US military
to pack up and leave the
Philippines for good.
Firstly, the presence
of US military bases in
the Philippines has been
a source of controversy
and tension between the
two countries. In 1991,
the Philippine Senate
letter to the editor
voted to end the lease of
the US military bases in
the country. Despite this,
the US has maintained a
significant military presence
in the Philippines, including
rotating troops and
equipment. This has led to
protests and calls for the US
to withdraw its troops from
the country.
Secondly, the presence
of US military bases in the
Philippines has been linked
to human rights abuses and
environmental damage.
There have been numerous
reports of sexual assault
and other crimes committed
by US servicemen against
Filipinos. Additionally, the
US military has been accused
of polluting the environment
and damaging the health of
local communities with its
activities.
Thirdly, the US military
presence in the Philippines
is part of a larger pattern of
American intervention in the
region. The US has a history
of military intervention in
the Philippines, including the
Philippine-American War at
the turn of the 20th century,
which led to the deaths
of thousands of Filipinos.
US military bases in the
Philippines are seen by some
as a continuation of this
interventionist policy.
Finally, the Philippines
is capable of defending
itself without US military
assistance. The Philippines
has its own military and is a
member of the Association
of Southeast Asian Nations
(ASEAN), which has a
mutual defense pact. The
US military presence in the
Philippines is not necessary
for the country’s defense.
In conclusion, the
presence of US military
bases in the Philippines is
a controversial issue that
has led to tensions between
the two countries, human
rights abuses, environmental
damage, and is seen by some
as part of a larger pattern
of American intervention in
the region. The Philippines
is capable of defending
itself without US military
assistance, and it is time
for the US to withdraw its
troops and equipment from
the country for good.
to pandemic, I already know that it against each other. Pushing, 15, 2023 with the theme: Zumba, cheer dance, hip-hop a movement of peace and
would be difficult for me and to the pulling and climbing on their “Improving fitness through and folk dance. Furthermore, harmony.
other students to adjust again for
another modular learnings. I felt
that, as a grade 10 student, I had
been defrauded once again of the
chance and knowledge that face-to-
face could offer. To think about this,
the school year will be end in two
months from now.
Additionally, several schools
have already shifted to online
learning, but this is currently up for
dispute at San Juan National High
School. Some students might agree
to modular distance
learning because they have no other
option and really want to avoid the
oppressive heat they experience in
their classroom as well as they have
the resources to feel comfortable
during distance learning. And then
there are students who solely want
face-to-face teaching because they
felt less competent in modular,
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the module. This is the terrible
truth for our students, who have
a determination to learn but are
consistently pillaged by so many
outside influences.
Before, our educators
patterned the school calendar
after the agricultural and local
seasons because the heat is very
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by Jamiela Bungcaras
unconducive to learning. Then,

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move it to sync with other countries’
academic calendars, that was
Dear Editor, unnecessary and not backed with
With great admiration, I’m Ryzza Shane from Grade 10-STE. I’m writing this letter with statistics.
concern to bring to your kind notice the existing problem in regards to the water supply in our school. Although Modular Distance
Although there are several portable hand washin stations around our campus with
enough water supply, it is not regularly cleaned and is therefore unsafe to use.
Learning is the alternative method
I’m aware that our school has more pressing issues, but I feel that this is also a serious that we can be used to avoid the
classroom heat, and blended
issue in our school, thus I request that you highlight it in your newspaper as well.
learning for the rest of school year
-Ryzza Shane Cabradilla is urgent this time, but we must
also find another alternatives for
this occurring problem for the next
Dear Ryzza, school year, because reverting the
I’m delighted to read your letter, Ryzza. Water truly is a problem at our school. It is not school calendar to avoid summer
unkown to us, yet it is ignored due to other probems that must be prioritized.
Additionally, I’ll conduct thorough research in regards to our portable hand washing, as
heat may cost the students and
well as raise your concerns regarding the lack of water supply in our comfort room with the higher-ups to teachers summer vacation and it
solve this problem. I hope for your consideration and will also wait for these issues to unravel. takes years to fully revert our school
calendar like we used to.
- Editor
other tongue 1, 2, 3,
4? Visayans might
actually be considered
multilingual because
aside from bisaya, they also know
how to speak t agalog and english.
Amazing right? However, there’s still
more room to learn something new.
The study of foreign languages is
just a mere ordinary subject in most
countries. But would you believe
that San Juan National High School
is planning on implementing this
study as a special program? And
furthermore, Korean?
At present, SJNHS currently
offers two specialized programs. The
Science Technology and Engineering
Program, and the Special Program in
Arts. These programs help students
have a better insight on the courses
they plan to take in the future.
The learning of foreign language
has been practiced for a long time,
but it has especially flourished
throughout the twentieth century. At
that time, language learning has been
a necessity. It has greatly helped in
the internationalization of social and
economic relations of a country.
Two teachers are currently
studying via online classes for a
new potential program that SJNHS
will implement. Teachers, April Ann
Rufin and Gelyn Catalonia have
been taking up the acquisition of the
Korean language.
It is said that the program might
be implemented next school year,
and fresh elementary graduates
are the first lucky ones to get to
experience the Special Program in
Foreign Language.
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Throes of Bigotry:

WOMEN InsightOut
what would the

of history say? OF CAMPUS JOURNALISM

by Salome Anne Lepiten

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No law shall be with its corresponding intentions and effect be
by Salome Anne Lepiten passed abridging the implementing rules and seditious.
freedom of speech, regulations, the act also At present, efforts

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racing to them. the first Filipina often perceived as of expression, or of governs the operations of to empower and protect
women’s With the unjust revolutionary leader,
men’s entertainment. the press, or the right of student publications in the campus journalists have
footprints behavior towards saw that women still
Women are the people peaceably to country. been furthered by the
in history women in education experience this objectified, and
evidences that and the labor force, prejudice in the assemble and petition The role that journalism country’s legislators.
feminism is regarded
every step they took as a hoax. the government for plays within the campus is For one, Senator Francis
possessed unceasing Society dims redress of grievances.” not to be the voice of the Escudero authored Senate

Sugod kababaihan!
glory. They stood the limelight (Article III, Section 4 of the student body. Rather, it is Bill No. 747 declaring July
tall against all odds meant for Philippine Constitution) geared towards imparting 25 as National Campus
in defiance of the women by Freedom of the press is information that may shape Press Freedom Day.
prejudice against
them. Yet a glimpse
of the obstacles they
Tayo ay mag-sslay! fetishizing and
demeaning its
purpose.
a right enshrined in the
constitution allowing the
the perspective of the
students on the different
According to Escudero,
the act highlights the
faced during the - Salome Anne Lepiten With the
use of media to express or issues of the school. importance of training
days of yore shows diamond of communicate formations Moreover, campus campus journalists as
that the women of her crown and opinions without the journalists are empowered, the future watchdogs of
modern times still Francisca Benitez, a 21st century, she shining upon her, interference of the state. It whether as a publication or Philippine democracy.
brave the throes of co-founder of the would say, “Sugod Pura Kalaw, the first can be freely exercised on as individuals, to voice their On the other hand,
bigotry. Different eras Philippine Women’s kababaihan! Tayo Filipino beauty queen, various platforms including opinions and encourage Senator Leila de Lima
of women with the University would have ay mag-sslay!” She would have said, “Be print and electronic. discourse among their wishes to repeal the current
same challenges then said, “Educating a led the revolution as contingent on men? As Furthermore, it readers. “No person shall be Campus Journalism Act
leave one question: if woman means “Henerala” after the if.” Aside from being encompasses several detained solely by reason in favor of Senate Bill No.
women from history educating a nation assassination of her the country’s first
could talk to the – and that is the husband, signifying beauty queen, she subjects that may be of his political beliefs 1868 or the Campus Press
women of the preset, biggest glow up!” a woman’s fervor – was also a journalist economical, social, or and aspirations.” (Article Freedom Act of 2018 to
what would they say? Women in power: even with death as a and a suffragist. even political in nature. III, Section 18(1) of the defend campus journalists
Women on top: Wat would Silang consequence. She established the The freedom of press and Philippine Constitution) from harassment,
What would Benitez and Aquino say? The For Melchora suffrage organization expression, along with Contrary to popular intimidation, and violation
say? The whiff of bias against women Aquino, famously “Asociation Feminista other rights safeguarded by belief, the right of campus of their right to a free
female power first resonates in known as “Tandang Ilongga,” which the country’s constitution journalists to freedom of press. It aims to uphold and
arose in education leadership. The Sora”, adversities were fought for women’s should be made available the press is not limited to promote campus journalism
and work. Women mentality of “women not the only thing she voting rights.
were coerced to stay can’t lead” has had in front, but to all its citizens – including the academic institution to and press freedom by
With the deafening
behind closed doors, poisoned society from also the barrel of a prattles enfeebling campus journalists. which he or she belongs. addressing the deficiencies
alienating them then to now, a result gun. Her store served female vigor, women’s Under Republic Act Instead, it extends beyond of the current act.
from the autonomy of the patriarchal as a makeshift hospital voices in history No. 7079 or the Campus the pillars of their alma In a country proliferated
granted to their male mindset where the where she provided amplified – silencing Journalism Act of 1991, mater. with fake news and twisted
counterparts. Despite ability to lead is medical care for the sounds of campus journalism in the Campus journalists views, the call for an
their resounding exclusively associated sick or wounded chauvinism, misogyny, country has developed may express criticisms not empowered campus press
successes, they with men. Glass revolutionists. She and sexism. Women of and been promoted among only toward their school lingers to this day. A press
remained unheard. ceilings remain would have said, “I am the past spoke. Thus,
academic institutions for administrators but also, that upholds the truth of
Yet, while denied unshattered as mothering, still?” the future now lies on
being part of history, barriers prohibiting Women in the the youth’s response: nearly three decades. towards the government. campus journalism. For the
their voices were women from achieving crown: What would what would they The act protects and No matter how severe, mile-long journey of being
unceasing, and they career success Kalaw say? Platforms say as the women of upholds the freedom government criticisms is the watchdogs of society
wrote themselves into continue to burgeon. aimed at women’s today? of the press even at a within the range of liberty starts within the school
the narratives ungiven If Gabriela Silang, empowerment are campus level. Along of speech unless the walls.

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In the middle of a residential area 2022, the the objective of learning, help students chances,
Wednesday, realize the with the cause so far as it was
in San Juan, Southern Leyte, lies a small Philippines scored Ma’am Jennica Mae who struggle to keep potential and service
pages are turned, lapses in terms then became easier possible, led upward
points and humble school for students who the lowest in reading Ramos’ proposal of Project up with words and has always been
lessons are learned. of reading is the as the students built a towards innovation.
dream big dreams with eyes wide open. comprehesion with comprehension, teachers, my passion. And my
below the survey average of L.I.T.E.R.A.S.I. (Learners’ parents, stakeholders, beginning of connection with their Imagine the odds of the
“Gusto ko mahimong maestra.” (I want

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a mean score of 340 Improvement Thru Enhance rebuilding the path desire to mold and student who wants to
to be a teacher.) and volunteers would sit imagination.
points, below the Reading Aptitude as a School together and read along to that bridges the cater [to] the students be a teacher becomes
However, passion seems to only lead survey average of 487 Itervention) was implemented is as strong as it gets,”
give the aid the students students towards one and Ma’am Jennica’s
you this far; hither and tither, without points. on November 2022. Ma’am Jennica shared.
points need. excellence. legacy.
much direction, without much assurance.
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