
There shouldn't be a hill in the first place
In Ateneo de Manila’s mantra of “Going down the hill"—and why there should not be a hill at all.
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Telling Stories Beyond the Breaking Point
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Maria Selma Aspe is a second-year Bachelor of Secondary Education major in Social Studies with a strong passion for writing and campus journalism. She previously served as the Internal Associate Editor of Siyap, the official publication of ACLC-Naga, where she helped shape and refine student-led stories. She currently works as a Feature Editor for The Seeker, the official publication of Calabanga Community College, continuing her commitment to telling meaningful and people-centered narratives. Beyond campus, she actively contributes to a national online platform as an Associate Editor-in-chief of Astra. Through her work, she aims to inform, inspire, and give voice to stories that matter to the community.

In Ateneo de Manila’s mantra of “Going down the hill"—and why there should not be a hill at all.

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