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Alphans in GMA7’s I-Witness
Alphans talk about honor and decency amid the public outrage faced by Greek-lettered societies for the death of UP student Cris Mendez allegedly by the hands of another fraternity.
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Winners of essay tilt bared»
The Alpha Phi Beta Fraternity - UP College of Law congratulates the following students for winning the 1st Ditto Sarmiento Essay Writing Competition.
Alphans launch Ditto Sarmiento Essay Competition»
The tilt aims to inculcate critical thinking among the youth inspired by the heroic battle for freedom of Ditto Sarmiento who was imprisoned during the dark days of martial law under the Marcos dictatorship.
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Legal Empowerment of the Poor in the Philippines»
In 2006, the United Nations (UN) High Level Commission on Legal Empowerment of the Poor (HLCLEP) together with our organization, Economic, Social and Cultural Rights – Asia (ESCR-Asia), and key government agencies jumpstarted the national process on generating social dialogue and discourse on the issue of poverty and exclusion. More specifically, the project revolved around [...]
Alphan Profiles
Portrait of the Writer as a Valiant Hero»
In the editorial, entitled “The Collegian and Suppression” Ditto’s remembered words appeared: “Kung Hindi Tayo Kikibo, Sinong Kikibo? Kung Di Tayo Kikilos, Sinong Kikilos? Kung Hindi Ngayon, Kailan Pa?” Ditto continued “If it is the youth’s conviction that the time has come to uphold strongly their right, not only for free expression but to pursue truth, justice and freedom, then so is the Collegian’s decision to begin with the struggle for people’s and student’s rights.” The editorial adds “The time has come for us to take action and not lie silently about as our rights increasingly become trampled upon. The time is now, for if not now, when?…
Prized Editorials
What Academic Freedom Means (Abraham Sarmiento Jr., 1975-1976)»There is too much truth in society that will be left unexposed if the academic freedom to seek and to express the truth as one personally sees it is unduly limited to the confines of laboratory walls. And to so construe the concept as a right pertaining to the university as an institution and not to the scholar as well is plain confusion.
