Pearl Lagman The Philippines is divided in many ways: its islands, culture, politics, and more. Just like water and oil, there are aspects of the country that don’t seem to merge well. For example, Islam and Catholicism. As someone who was raised in Luzon (the northern main island of the Phillipines), Islamic culture was peripheral for me….
Veronika Pshenytska | The Seattle Collegian The square outside Seattle Central College was busy Tuesday afternoon with abortion-rights activists rallying in response to recent fears of the U.S. Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade and with it — the constitutional right to abortion.
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Ana Bungag | The Seattle Collegian What is love? We have defined love as “an intense feeling of deep affection” or “a great interest and pleasure in something,” but can love truly be captured in the essence of a few words? Poets, artists, and musicians have been attempting to describe this coveted emotion for centuries. However, maybe the elusive definition is what…