TRAINING COURSE – The delegation of the University of Pangasinan was the biggest during the Students’ Training Course held at the Divine Word Retreat House in Baguio City.
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Authoritarianism, not dictatorship in Singapore? By Gerry Garcia Singapore, practically our next-door neighbor in the Southeast Asian region, is also home to not a few of the multimillion OFWs from this benighted republic of ours who found the pastures there even greener than they expected. What’s doubly remarkable about this…
Here and There
Barangay Night in Manaoag By Jun Velasco THURSDAY evening we had a taste of Manaoag’s hospitality through its local officials and the association of barangay captains (ABC) when we joined Speaker Jose de Venecia’s entourage in the town’s barangay night. A culinary feast at the five-star police station hosted by…
Think about it
Take things in stride, Benjie Boy! By Gonzalo Duque TO BEGIN with, I have been writing about the Bangus Festival for the past months or so. It’s sad that I have not even attended one such activity despite my urge to do so. Not lack of interest really, but it…
Playing with Fire
A healthy city By Al S. Mendoza WHY THIS PENCHANT for us to try to break world records boggles the mind. I have nothing against world records. But can’t we be creative, for once? I love world records, Olympic records. They boost the soul, advance national identity, cultivate cultural pride….
General Admissions
Will Alcala make it to the Guinness? By Eva C. Visperas Alcala Mayor Manuel Collado now believes that his town will grab the twin titles for the longest barbeque and the longest grill in the Guinness Book of World Records after its successful attempts last Saturday. Collado told local reporters…
Business Log
Bio-fortifying rice to fight night and total blindness By Sosimo Ma. Pablico IT may take some time yet before rice grains are loaded with vitamin A, but rice breeders at PhilRice (Philippine Rice Research Institute) are pushing hard to develop varieties bio-fortified with this vitamin to help combat night and…
Harvest Time
A father’s daughter By Emmanuelle These feet have walked, jogged, then wandered, wondered far and wide – miles and miles of all kinds of man-laid paths – sandy, dusty, or pebbled trails; paved, tiled, or brick-laid roads; darkly, grainy, meltingly oily, shimmering asphalt; evenly, heavenly hi-ways. A few feet above…
Feelings
Winners in CIDG-I golf tourney bared By Lito Ang It was a job well done by gentlemen and officers Col. Federico “Jun” Castro and Col. Manny Velasco for sponsoring the 1st CIDG-I open Golf Tournament last April 2, 2006 at Dagupan Golf and Beach Club. Can anyone stop this guy…
Golf Talk
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