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Climate change is a tough reality for many Filipinos, and it's not just a distant problem, it's happening frequently. The country's location makes it a natural target for environmental disasters. It sits on the Pacific Ring of Fire, making it prone to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. It's also in the typhoon belt, which means it gets hit by about 20 storms every year. Lately, these threats have become much more dangerous. The planet's changing climate has made typhoons stronger and more frequent, bringing devastating floods and landslides. These storms don't just damage homes and roads, they wipe out entire communities and destroy the crops that many families depend on. This puts their food and livelihoods at risk. On top of the storms, the seas are rising faster around the Philippines than in many other parts of the world. This is a huge problem for coastal towns, where many people live. Rising sea levels could eventually swallow homes and land, forcing peop...

Unite, Compete, and Triumph: That's the Intrams Spirit! September 4 to the 6th, was 3 whole days of constant thrill. It was days of experiencing different kinds of sports. It was a time when the entire school transformed into a vibrant arena of sportsmanship, with each department proudly representing its colors. Every place i went was an atmosphere of electricity, filled with the loud cheers of supporters and the spirited energy of the athletes and supporters. Beyond the thrill of the win or the sting of a loss, what stood out most was the sense of unity. At the first day of intramurals, me and my friends went to see a match in Sepak. Interesting fact about Sepak or Sipa is that it is considered to be one of the hardest sports in the Philippines. That's why when watching i thought of how incredible this players are in competing in this kind of sport since it is a very hard sport.                               ...