Join the 18th Muralla Literary Portfolio of The LANCE!

By: The LANCE
April 11, 2021
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PAMINAW (v.)

To hear, listen with intent

 

Amidst the pandemic, an onslaught of storms, a turbulent political climate, and everything else in between, these unprecedented times have given everyone more baggage than they can carry; some have more loads than others.

The circumstances call for different things: an initiative to speak out, the will to keep moving forward, the consistency in fighting the good fight, and the act of empathy, but above all, it asks for people to listen.

With all that has happened in the preceding year, it is only right that we sit down and listen to each other’s stories from 2020, whether they are stories of triumph, narratives of personal struggle, or just the overall human experience in what can only be regarded as a unique set of three hundred and sixty-five days.

All entries submitted and compiled are exclusive intellectual properties of The LANCE and protected by the Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines.

Categories:

  • Maikling Kwento 
  • Short Story
  • Tula
  • Poem
  • Sanaysay
  • Essay
  • Illustrations

Rules:

  1. All entries must be original works intended for the contest and given theme. Plagiarism, such as claiming one’s work as your own, direct copying of statements from other published materials, paraphrasing quotes of other authors without proper citations, and submitting works already published or used for another purpose will result in disqualification.
  2. Entries for Short Story and Maikling Kwento categories shall not exceed 2,000 words.
  3. The contest is open for all officially enrolled students of the Colegio in the current academic year.
  4. Format:
    1. Entries must be submitted to the official e-mail address of the publication: thelance@letran.edu.ph in Word format, Times New Roman, 12, double space
    2. The document header shall include ones’ full name, year and course, and contact details (Letran email, alternative email, and contact number). 
    3. A valid student ID/registration form (for freshmen) must also be submitted in a separate file along with the entry/s.

The format shall be strictly followed, otherwise, non-compliance will result in disqualification.

  1. Illustrations can either be traditional or digital.
    1. They must be submitted in . JPEG or . PNG format.
    2. Illustrations must be scanned or shot in good lighting and quality.
  2. One can join all categories but only three (3) maximum entries can be submitted per category.

Prizes:

Per Category

  • First Place- 3,000 PHP
  • Second Place- 2,000 PHP
  • Third Place- 1,000 PHP

Comments

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  4. Letran sweeps Perpetual, back in the Finals after 3 years
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  6. AquaKnights close out NCAA Season 101 with steady finish
  7. Gilas dominates first round of FIBA qualifiers, gears up for second window against New Zealand and Australia
  8. Speak Up forum tackles the value of “diskarte o diploma”
  9. Knights silence Altas to take semis game 1
  10. Thousands join ‘Trillion Peso March’ as Filipinos demand accountability
  11. Estrada’s triples burn chiefs, Knights semis bound
  12. Woman, Life, Freedom
  13. Knights extend season hopes after trouncing Chiefs
  14. Letran launches E-Waste Management Program
  15. Letran kicks off 405th founding year with Colegio Week 2025, return of amusement rides
  16. Manalili leads charge against San Beda, drops 26 to close elimination round
  17. Final phase of NSTP Lecture Series 2025 promotes advancement rights and inclusion for marginalized sectors
  18. Pride on the line: Ricardo, Knights stay locked in despite non-bearing San Beda showdown
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  20. How Uwan and Tino exposed the Philippines’ fragile defenses
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  22. Officials outline the start of Nazareno 2025 Festivities
  23. Beyond the Boards: Vince Petalver’s Journey to Success
  24. ROSARIUM: Prayers for living evils
  25. Letran storms back, halts Castillo’s heroics to top EAC
  26. PH launches ASEAN 2026 chairmanship with focus on AI, and regional unity
  27. Letran Chess Team seeks breakthrough in next matchup versus Perpetual
  28. LCV, CED hold bloodletting drive in partnership with DOH-PBC
  29. Letran slips in Group B standings after tough loss to Benilde
  30. Enrile passes away at 101, a lifetime of power and controversy remembered
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  33. Typhoon Uwan death toll climbs to 27
  34. From Provinces to the City: Letranites’ Lives Away from Home
  35. Letran-Manila students hold outreach day promoting health, rights, and culture for the elderly
  36. To Keep Going: One Step Back, Two Steps Forward
  37. NSTP Lecture Series 2025 opens; highlights culture, gender, and governance
  38. ICC warrant for Sen. Dela Rosa under verification by DOJ over drug war allegations
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  42. Dela Rama hits game-winner as San Sebastian snaps Letran’s hot streak
  43. Letran’s Manalili steps up, claims NCAA Player of the Week award
  44. Bill seeks lifetime validity, free issuance of PWD IDs
  45. Santos, Omega shine as Letran cruises past Arellano for fifth straight win
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