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Paying to pull it off: Students turn to ‘academic ghost writers’ despite policies against dishonesty

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By Kayla Gonzalez, John Martin Revilla, Veancy Palad
| The Philippine STAR Verified
MANILA, Philippines — While other patrons of a coffee shop along Padre Noval Street were already unwinding from a day’s work, the pressure had just started building up for Jane (not her real name) and her classmates. They were piecing together a marketing plan for a major subject to beat a nearing deadline, a task that highlighted their similarity with the product they wanted to sell.
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The Flame gets PCIJ grant for West PH Sea info project

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By Veancy Palad
| abtheflame.net
THE PHILIPPINE Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ) has awarded a grant to The Flame, the official student publication of the UST Faculty of Arts and Letters, as part of its efforts to promote awareness about the West Philippine Sea row. The Flame associate editor Gabriel Oliveros will receive P8,000 for the project, which aims to counter false information about the longstanding maritime dispute.
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Journalism instructor, alumna named directors of global communicators network

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By Veancy Palad
| abtheflame.net
Art by Janssen Judd Romero/ THE FLAME TWO ALUMNI of the UST Faculty of Arts and Letters have been appointed to the regional and global boards of the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC), a network supporting marketing communication leaders worldwide. Journalism instructor Kane Errol Choa will assume the role of regional director representing the Asia Pacific (APAC) until July 2025. He is the third Filipino to be designated to the IABC international executive board.
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