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Dito sa UP Law: Many Voices, One Community

is UP Law’s first ever folio retrospective of the COVID-19 pandemic. Drawing inspiration from various multicultural literary folios published by international academic institutions, this online publication aims to capture the diverse experiences of our community in the most challenging period in recent history, expressed in literary and visual art forms. Apart from humanizing the harshness of academic life, the folio will also reflect a different color to the public’s perception of the life of UP Law students, faculty and admin staff by providing a platform for creative talents that are usually glossed over as unrelated to academic endeavors.

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WINNERS

Visual Art - Traditional
(Student)

Visual Art - Traditional
(Non-Academic Staff)

Creative Writing (Students & Staff)
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Visual Art - Digital
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Dito sa UP Law:

Many Voices,
One Community

FINALISTS

Essays in English

by Kim Lee G. Chua Anxious. As I’m writing this, the second semester for the...

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by Rosa Maria Juan-Bautista It’s more than a year of Covid19 and I am grateful...

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by Bella Zenaida Torres Desamito Undeniably, we all panicked when the Government announced a total...

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by Vince Alvic Alexis Flores Nonato Prescription is the enemy of perfection. Not everyone is...

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by Ma. Cecilia Panganiban Nagtalon After the Lockdown: Braving New Paths A Better Me After...

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by Faith Nicole Uy Cariaga “Do you believe in the unity of knowledge?” asks our...

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by Kristina Tianzon Azanes It was around this time last year when I lined up...

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Sanaysay

by Juancho Mozo Agoncillo Mistulang kahapon lamang nang magbago ang lahat; nagsara ang mga opisina,...

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Poetry in English

by Benro Francisco Pabia Balaoing “this infinite curve licked by chromatic flames in labyrinths of...

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by Shella May Baluyot Landayan May it please the Court: I plead injury, but not...

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by Mary Regine Dadole The Dictionary of the Year Under the entry for “future” we...

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by Niobe Verena Moran Vidal These days, I only dream of things I know. I...

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by Ruby Roselle Lorenzo Tugade To learn the law is to discover words one has...

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Mga Tula at Tuluyang Patula

by Joanne Rose Sace Lim Patong-patong na mga libro Pinagkainang mga plato Ang aking mga...

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by Mark Joseph Zomel Arisgado Pinagbubuhol tayo ng ating mga hikab. Kung gabi’y mapanghamon at...

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by Jan Fredrick Pangilinan Cruz   Ang Oktubre ay buwan ng luha’t buntong-hininga. Naisip ko...

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by Jan Fredrick Pangilinan Cruz Tikom ang mga pinto ng aklatan ngayong pandemya. Walang yabag...

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by John Ray Allen Castillon Bisarra Nanaginip ako ng sanlibong matatabang linta na sumisipsip ng...

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Stories in English

by Charlene Mae Olesco Tugano being – n. “You want me to take your picture?”...

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by Jon Gabriel Pallugna Villanueva When I was twelve and at our mother’s funeral, Ellaine...

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by Jon Gabriel Pallugna Villanueva Stepping outside felt like stepping into an alien world. I...

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by Selina Irene Ocampo Ablaza “You remember too much, my mother said to me recently....

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by Gaia Michelle Faigal Benjamin The smell of feces stuck to Fel’s fingers. She doused...

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Mga Kuwento

by Paolo Miguel Ceralde Arquero “Iiwanan na kita.” Iyan ang kanyang huling mga salita bago...

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by John Ray Allen Castillon Bisarra Pebrero. Iniiwasan ko ng tingin ang mga barahang kanina...

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by Charlemagne Revollido Dumaya Muntik na ‘kong matapunan ng mainit na kape. Sa sobrang antok,...

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Visual Art (Traditional)

Daydream

by Marian Joyce Villanueva Dacquel From Zoom to Malcolm—I’ve been looking forward to the day...

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About the Folio

Dito sa UP Law: Many Voices, One Community is UP Law’s first ever literary folio retrospective of the COVID-19 pandemic. Drawing inspiration from various multicultural literary folios published by international academic institutions, this online publication aims to capture the diverse experiences of the UP Law Community in the most challenging period in recent history, expressed in literary and visual art forms. Apart from humanizing the harshness of academic life, the publication will also reflect a different color to the public’s perception of the life of the students, faculty and admin staff of the UP College of Law by providing a platform for creative talents that are usually glossed over as unrelated to academic endeavors.

Please read the latest memos from the Office of the Dean:
16 April 2021 – Updated Memo of Dean Edgardo Carlo L. Vistan II
19 March 2021 – Memo of Dean Edgardo Carlo L. Vistan II
22 January 2021 – Memo of Dean Fides Cordero Tan

COPYRIGHT © 2020 UP COLLEGE OF LAW
Webdevelopment led by the Office of the Dean and the  the Information and Publications Division (IPD)

Atty. Fina dela Cuesta-Tantuico

Atty. Rizalde Laudencia

Dr. Rolando Tolentino

Atty. Nicolas Pichay

Atty. Alden Lauzon

Dr. Jose Dalisay Jr.

Jayvee Arbonida del Rosario (Student)

 

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Fever dream (I want to stay)

What is to wake? As days blur by and memory fails, so too does the line between dream and reality fade. One is as ephemeral as the other. Perhaps, it is in this realm of warped time and lost futures, of muted joys and terrors, where things make more sense.

Marissa Lucido Iñigo (Admin Staff)

 

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Pagsulong sa kabila ng pagsubok

Bagamat matagal at paulit-ulit na tayong naghihigpit at lumuluwag sa mga kwarantin na ipinapatupad sa ating bansa, iisa lang ang nababakas sa mga buhay ng mga Pilipino araw-araw, pagsulong at pagtataguyod sa pamilya sa kabila ng pagsubok na sinasagupa araw-araw.

Nababata ng mga manggagawa ang lahat para sa kanilang mga pamilya.
Nadagdag isuot araw-araw ang proteksyon laban sa nakakahawang sakit,
pero talaga nga bang napoproteksyunan tayo sa totoong sakit sa bansa?

“Ano nga ba ang tunay na pagsubok? Ang Pandemya o ang sistema?”
– Tanong ng Pilipinong lumalaban.

Gianina O. Cabanilla (REPS)

 

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Stay with me till the sun sets and we rise together

The fury, the fire, the glory of endings and beginnings,
the bone melting pain of it all

Razel Ann Pelandas Esteban (Student)

Life goes on…
and we will not stop pushing for a better tomorrow. Not now, not ever.

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Note: This e-book is intended for online viewing only. It is not intended as an actual publication. Click on the thumbnail to view the winning entries.

(To view all entries, click here)

Razel Ann Pelandas Esteban (Student)

Life goes on…
and we will not stop pushing for a better tomorrow. Not now, not ever.

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