Young achiever Calvin Uno T. Salavante, a Grade 6 student from La Salle Green Hills, will represent the country at the Steam Ahead global finals. This online academic contest is
The year 2020 was supposed to be a year of big changes for La Salle Green Hills (LSGH). For the first time in 60 years, the grade school and high
A few days ago, La Salle Green Hills president Bro. Dodo Fernandez, FSC, issued a letter enjoining the La Salle community “to unite and come together to help and support
TRAFFIC along Ortigas Avenue in front of La Salle Green Hills was hardly moving, so architect Daniel “Dan” Lichauco decided to walk from his car to his house in New Manila, Quezon City.
It was 1972 when I first met Bobby Caballero. Martial law was only a few months old, and I was barely 15, on a Christmas school break from La Salle Green Hills. Auggie Cordero took me to Nayong Pilipino that cool December night to assist him for a dress rehearsal for “Bagong Anyo,” Imelda Marcos’ fashion show meant to end all fashion shows.
In an arena filled with loud cheers, fans surely have their game faces on.
The University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) may be the more popular league, but when it comes to grooming the next college basketball superstars, the National College Athletic Association (NCAA) high school division has so much to choose from.
What happens when you combine red, blue, green and yellow? You get one of the biggest inter-school events of the year, where students from the Edsa-Ortigas Consortium of Schools, namely
High school basketball may not be as attention-getting as collegiate basketball, but this year at the National College Athletics Association (NCAA), it was a different case altogether because of the emerging rivalry between San Beda and La Salle Green Hills.
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