Author: Amianan Balita Ngayon
THE MAROSAN’S WAITRESS (PART 1)
August 26, 2023
The restaurant at the peripherals of the Light of the North has served thousands of cash strapped hungry students for decades. Marosan’s is a familyowned business spanning decades in the city, with its meals both affordable and tasty, giving its famished patrons something to look forward to everyday. “Marosan Rice” is the top treat of […]
WHY JOURNALISM?
August 19, 2023
Stories begin somewhere and mine started when the earth shook. The July quake was the day before the birthday of my cousin, who is the only friend I had when I started school here. I repeat, my only friend. In the mornings, we would go to school together, beating the 7:30 bell at the all-girls […]
CEBU- BAGUIO MEET FOR CREATIVE EXCHANGE
August 11, 2023
The Summer Capital of the Philippines meets the Queen of the South. The two UNESCO Creative Cities which boasts a rich heritage, shaped by its indigenous communities and colonial histories aims to converge for a partnership spurring tourism and cultural exchange. Led by the Department of Tourism- Cordillera, Regional Director Jovy Ganongan said the Cordillera […]
THE LEGEND OF LE FONDUE IN BAGUIO
August 5, 2023
I started to love listening to live music when I was old enough to be allowed inside Le Fondue at the La Azotea building along Session Road. My generation was too young to experience Songs and would be content to listen to music at the post office park with friends carrying a bottle of gin, […]
CINEMALAYA’S VISIONS OF ASIA MAKES ITS MOST AWAITED COMEBACK
July 29, 2023
The Visions of Asia, one of the main components of Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival, finally returns with the screenings of five awardwinning Asian indie films from Azerbaijan, Iran, India, Tajikistan, and Bangladesh. Curated by Network for the Promotion of Asian Cinema (NETPAC), make a comeback in the 19th edition of Cinemalaya, slated on August […]
THE CEMETERY OF CINEMA
July 23, 2023
Before the mall on the hill took over cinemas in the city, there were small theatres which thrived with local support, giving income to its employees and delight to patrons. I remember that as a child, my grandmother who take me to watch as Sharon Cuneta movie at Pines theatre on its earliest screening, which […]
REDLIGHT DISTRICT
July 15, 2023
Some parts of the world have declared the end of the pandemic, deeming it fit resume life as we knew before the plague of Covid hit. In Baguio City, at the side of Magsaysay to Bokawkan where it is tagged as the redlight district, a declaration ending the pandemic is not needed as life has […]
CCP’S THE MET: LIVE IN HD RETURNS FOR ITS 8TH SEASON
July 8, 2023
The Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) proudly presents a fabulous lineup of iconic operas in HD right in the convenience of a movie theater near you. Now on its 8th season, the CCP’s The Met: Live in HD is a special program of the CCP Film, Broadcast, and New Media Division (CCP FBNMD), under […]
UPD-CS SCIENTISTS FETED FOR PINOEERING RESEARCH
July 1, 2023
The Philippine National Academy of Science and Technology-Philippines (NAST) recently recognized six members of the UPD-CS community: two were named Academician; two were recognized as outstanding young scientists (OYS); and one won the grand prize in the 2023 NAST Talent Search for Young Scientists (NTSYS). Meanwhile an additional four UPD-CS researchers were highlighted in this […]
TRASH TO TREASURE: LOCAL MEDIA GROUP PARTNERS WITH NCCA
June 24, 2023
A partnership between the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) and the Cordillera News Agency (CNA) has benefitted students from the of the Baguio City National High School (BCNHS) to appreciate discarded items and transform them into art. Sixty students from the Technical Vocational Livelihood Strand were part of the “Trash to Treasures: […]
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