Note: This is not a post about Bob the Builder or Barack Obama.
In this fast-at-you technological age that allows one to come into contact with a distant relative across the world within a millisecond flat, we here at Maganda wonder:
Is it possible for us to keep up with the times? Can we actually achieve the status of a well-read, well-researched blog that puts out entries at least twice a week? A blog that goes beyond being a website for event announcements with (sometimes) quirky one-liners to add a bit more detail than what is already stated on a flier? Can we be what we say we are on our about page?
We’ll be the first to admit that in the past six months since our new site has been up and running, we haven’t been the blog that we said we were. And we are a little ashamed, yes. But as our co-editor in chief, Patrici Flores, has previously stated, “students are wholly responsible for running Maganda Magazine.” Amidst studying for school, attending weekly Maganda meetings, producing a magazine, event planning, and all that good stuff that you have to be involved with during college (like protests and rallies and other avenues of civil disobedience), maintaining a blog is probably at the back of every one’s mind. Our apologies for being busy college students.
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