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December 2008

Punchline

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The Christmas past         By Ermin Garcia Jr.   Remembering the Christmas past leads one to wonder where the genuine Christian spirit for celebration went. Today, we see bigger and more colorful lights, brightly designed parols, giant Christmas trees, awesome toys and gifts galore line up the…

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Punchline

By December 23, 2008Opinion, Punchline

Think about it

By | Archives, Opinion

Quotable quotes from ‘Global Filipino’         By Jun Velasco   FORMER Speaker Joe de Venecia will launch his book – “Global Filipino” authored by Brett M. Decker, one of the editors of the Wall Street Journal, tomorrow, December 22, at the Atrium (2nd floor Podium) at the…

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Think about it

By December 23, 2008Archives, Opinion

Playing with Fire

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Goodbye, Bal Balingit, 99 By Gonzalo Duque CHRISTMAS is almost here. Merry Christmas to one and all! * * * Younger brod Secretary Pinkoy won the admiration of the poor because of his program to dramatically lower the cost of medicines starting this Yule Season. We have advised him though…

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Playing with Fire

By December 23, 2008Archives, Opinion

Harvest Time

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DL Umali Achievement Award for a Vietnamese scientist (Part 2) By Dr. Sosimo Ma. Pablico AS PART of its sweeping doi moi reforms, the Vietnamese Communist Party in 1988 decentralized the distribution of farming inputs, freed prices, and gave farmers greater latitude in choosing crops. At the same time, the…

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Harvest Time

By December 23, 2008Archives, Opinion

Viewpoints

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Season of repentance By +Oscar V. Cruz D. D. For those who are still faithful to their Catholic faith and who are still truly interested in understanding the inherent significance of the now ongoing Season of Advent prior to Christmas, it might be good for them to know that these…

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Viewpoints

By December 23, 2008Archives, Opinion

Roots

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10 items or less By Marifi Jara QUELIMANE, Mozambique—Rain is pouring hard as I begin writing this. Aside from the heavy downpour, the first after almost a week of cloudy and humid days, there are also no telltale signs that it’s Christmas season. There are hardly any Christmas decorations in…

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Roots

By December 23, 2008Archives, Opinion

Sports Eye

By | Opinion, Sports Eye

Cycling association rift       By Jesus A. Garcia Jr.   AFTER the ballyhooed power-struggle between the Basketball Association of the Philippines and the Samahang Basketball ng Pilipinas, which legal feud reached all the way up to the Court of Appeals, another national sports association is in jeopardy owing…

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Sports Eye

By December 23, 2008Opinion, Sports Eye

Feelings

By | Feelings, Opinion

Sison’s all-seasons! By Emmanuelle NOT ALL PROMISES were made to be broken. A precious few were meant to be kept. This one, among the list of the many she had kept true, makes this season, the season for Sison. And what is left of the rest, is Sison’s all-seasons.

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Feelings

By December 23, 2008Feelings, Opinion