Editorial Board S.Y. 2007-2008
Editor-in-Chief / Kerstine Gyll Pelayo
Associate Editor / Desiree Grace Hilario
Managing Editor / John Raye Molinos
News Editor / Prince Rhythm Tabion
Feature Editor / Martin Espino
Literary Editor / Donna Huervana
Tech Editor / Jed Jann Jaranilla
Tech Editor / Edwin Lonado Jr.
Cartoonist / Jesrell Gavan
Cartoonist / Martin Albaña
Circulation Manager / Roby Jude Waro
Graphic Artists / Von Jovi Jovir
Graphic Artists *kunu* / Gian Carlo Tamayo

Staff Writer / Mark Joseph Jacinto
Rafi Ladja, Riza De Los Santos,
Kyra, Joanne

Adviser / Ma. Christina Arguelles
Co Adviser / Marnell Bedanio

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WARNING
This issue may contain explicit language and points of view that may only be suitable for mature readers. Individual under the age of 13 (or under any age for that matter, who have felonious tendencies) are not advised to read this material. Some of the articles on this magazine are opinion-driven and may contain points, which are purely commentary. The opinions and views are entirely the writer’s own and do not necessarily reflect the opinions and views of the rest of the The Cipher staff. Some of the criticism on this issue does not intend to sabotage or give negative influence, but more likely, we make sure that they are constructive criticism which suggests to improve and to correct wrongs. The Cipher understand the boundaries of Free Speech and exhausts everything it its power to prevent its abuse.