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June 2009

Editorial

By | Editorial, News

Timely preparedness vs. A(H1N1) plague WITH about eight million Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs), plus several mil-lions more Filipino migrants who comeback to the Philippines for a balikbayan holiday, and those coming from a short business, educational or purely pleasure trip, the risk has been very high from the beginning for…

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Editorial

By June 1, 2009Editorial, News

Punchline

By | Opinion, Punchline

Yesterday, the KBL; today, Lakas-Kampi By Ermin Garcia Jr. The ugly head of contemptible traditional politics made itself more evident over the past few months, thanks to President Arroyo and her allies in Congress, in particular. While farmers stood wearily and anxiously by the gates of the Batasan to press…

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Punchline

By June 1, 2009Opinion, Punchline

Playing with Fire

By | Archives, Opinion

Rep. JdV’s Korea-RP university ill timed By Gonzalo Duque BY way of making up for our many absences (sorry, brothers and sisters in Rotary), we wish to felicitate the brilliant and lovely souls of the Rotary Club of Uptown Dagupan for making waves, yes, lately again. Nayari kayo, rather, nayari…

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Playing with Fire

By June 1, 2009Archives, Opinion

Viewpoints

By | Archives, Opinion

Malacanang and jueteng By +Oscar V. Cruz D. D. One says the other. The other means one. One and the other are one. This is the well perceived inextricable symbiotic relationship that is more and more alive and vibrant between Malacanang and jueteng – since 2001. Protector and protégée, patron…

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Viewpoints

By June 1, 2009Archives, Opinion

Sports Eye

By | Opinion, Sports Eye

Brief but worthwhile visits By Jesus A. Garcia Jr. FORT WORTH, TEXAS–We have moved here with my goddaughter, nee Marilou Cariño, formerly from my place in barangay Buenlag, Mangaldan and now married to an electronic engineer, Giles Honeycut, who picked us up in Houston and took us to their beautiful…

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Sports Eye

Roots

By | Archives, Opinion

No, not the books, please! By Marifi Jara BACK in 2004-2005, several children from our community in Nibaliw Narvarte, San Fabian, some of them my distant relatives, used to come around the house on Saturday afternoons for reading sessions. It was a motley bunch, ranging from kids not yet going…

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Roots

By June 1, 2009Archives, Opinion