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Rofel G. Brion

Rofel G. Brion is professor of interdisciplinary studies, literature, creative writing and popular culture at the Ateneo de Manila University. He writes poetry and prose in English and Filipino, and coaches writers online (rbrion@ateneo.edu).
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On the Twenty-Third Floor

a speckle of duston my window has just disappeared in a cloud
Poetry

As Fog

As fog grazes these hillsawash with browning shrubs,shanties creep from the valleylined with rivers swelling withdry rocks and restless ants.
Poetry

What Is Your Name?

How do you call yourselfwhen no one, not even you,listens? Where do you find the wordswhen everything escapes yourthoughts? What stories come to lifewhen images are...

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Twelve young artists featured at second iteration of ‘Isang Dosenang Dagitab’ exhibit

Featuring twelve of the most distinct young voices in Philippine contemporary art, ISANG DOSENANG DAGITAB: IKALAWANG YUGTO runs from February 25 to March 11 at the ARTISTSPACE in Ayala Museum. The group exhibition maps the stylistic, thematic, and material preoccupations shaping a new generation. While each artist...

Why more Filipino families are turning to Online Education for Senior High and lifelong learning

via GRAPHIC PLUS — As lifestyles shift and technology reshapes how people live and work, many Filipino families are reassessing what meaningful, high-quality education looks like. Increasingly, that reassessment leads them to Online Education (OEd), particularly its Online Senior High School (SHS) and Short Courses, which continue...

Submarine volcanoes, faults, region for potential renewable energy, among others surveyed in three PH seas

QUEZON CITY, PHILIPPINES — Submarine volcanoes, active faults, internal waves, and a region with potential for renewable energy were surveyed in the Sulu Sea, Celebes Sea, and southern Philippine Sea, reported by scientists from the UP Marine Science Institute.  Dr. Fernando Siringan and Dr. Charina Lyn Amedo-Repollo shared...

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