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July 2006

UPang 5 starts title defense on Aug. 1

By | News, People & Events, Sports

By Jess Garcia Jr. PANGASINAN’s  dreaded basketball squad, the University of Pangasinan Webczars, starts its title defense in the tertiary level of the annual Private Schools Athletic Association (PRISAA) Pangasinan-Dagupan City Inter-Collegiate Basketball Invitational Championship on Tuesday (August) 1 at Dagupan People’s Astrodome. The Webczars of Cesar Duque took the…

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UPang 5 starts title defense on Aug. 1

PRISAA Pangasinan collegiate basketball tourney reels on

By | News, People & Events, Sports

By Jess Garcia Jr. The same number of teams will compete in this year’s annual Private Schools Athletic Association (PRISAA) Pangasinan-Dagupan City Inter-Collegiate Basketball Invitational Championship but with a number of changes. AMA, STI and Luna College did not enter this year’s tourney and the three educational institutions will be…

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PRISAA Pangasinan collegiate basketball tourney reels on

Think about it

By | Archives, Opinion

Flash floods mar Urdaneta City‘s beauty By Jun Velasco URDANETA City’s much improved infrastructure development  such as the radical widening of the highway right in central poblacion (thank you, Congressman Mark Cojuangco and Mayor Amadito Perez!) is being stymied by flash floods  that  cause traffic jam  at the slightest drop…

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Think about it

By July 30, 2006Archives, Opinion

Punchline

By | News, Opinion, Punchline

JDV did not deserve the presidential snub By Ermin Garcia Jr. President Arroyo’s State of the Nation address as expected turned out to be just another PR speech, an opportunity for thanksgiving and wishful thinking. I was disappointed that even as she went on with her “dedication program”, she actually…

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Punchline

By July 30, 2006News, Opinion, Punchline

Here and There

By | Archives, Opinion

Charter reform, only way to survive By Gerry Garcia YOUSSEF “Chip Chip” Velasco, 21, youngest son of Journalist Jun Velasco and university Prof. Catherine Bernardo (Jun’s one and only wife), is now one of Malacañang’s Big Guns. A UP scholar and graduate in Public Administration, Chip Chip now works in…

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Here and There

By July 30, 2006Archives, Opinion

General Admission

By | News

Tiger on the prowl again By Al S. Mendoza GOLF is so difficult a game that we rarely see a player winning a tournament two successive years. Seemingly, in other sports, winning titles back-to-back is chicken feed. Remember Lance Armstrong’s seven straight Tour de France cycling titles, if not Michael…

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General Admission

By July 30, 2006News

Business Log

By | Opinion

My Cinderella story at the SONA By Eva C. Visperas I can’t exactly remember the number of times I’ve attended the State of the Nation Address (SONA) of President Gloria Arroyo upon the invitation of House Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. But the last one on July 24, 2006 was…

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Business Log

By July 30, 2006Opinion

Harvest Time

By | Archives, Opinion

Pangasinan’s pride in Agricultural Research By Sosimo Ma. Pablico   DR. MADONNA Carbon Casimero is a weed scientist who leads PhilRice’s program for unfavorable environment and has distinguished herself in integrating farming practices that lead to improved productivity of rice-based farmers. Only   over 40 years old, she started working at…

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Harvest Time

By July 30, 2006Archives, Opinion