Monthly Archives

September 2009

Editorial

By | Editorial, News

Freedom from red tape IN THIS digital age, computers in most government agencies have become as common as the office stapler. Even municipalities in the lower economic rung will sooner or later have to head towards computerizing their systems. But even with the advent of advanced technology, the human factor…

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Editorial

By September 21, 2009Editorial, News

Punchline

By | Opinion, Punchline

The mad race to Congress By Ermin Garcia Jr. Picking up from where I left off in our last issue, taking stock of politics in the province, here are more. The district derby in the 1st District will be an interesting one.  It’s going be a political family feud of…

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Punchline

By September 21, 2009Opinion, Punchline

Think about it

By | Archives, Opinion

Manny Roy bought a damaged brand new car By Jun Velasco PINOYS’ favorite past time, politics, has taken an exciting twist lately with cousins — Senator Benigno “Noynoy” Cojuangco-Aquino and Secretary Gilbert “Gibo” Cojuangco Teodoro — chosen by their respective political parties as candidates for president in the ballyhooed May…

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Think about it

By September 20, 2009Archives, Opinion

Sports Eye

By | Opinion, Sports Eye

A cyclists’ union By Jesus A. Garcia Jr. UNKNOWN to many sports fans, including cycling aficionados, the organizers of two multi-stage cycling races held annually in the country award cash prizes only to the top three winners in the individual category. The fourth placer up to the last finisher don’t…

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Sports Eye

By September 20, 2009Opinion, Sports Eye

Roots

By | Archives, Opinion

Dnt tax d txt! By Marifi Jara QUELIMANE, Mozambique—First off, let me say I am not an advocate of textspeak — u knw dat evolvng styl usd 4 txtng. I just thought that title for this piece would sound cool. It drives me crazy sometimes trying to decipher a message…

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Roots

By September 20, 2009Archives, Opinion

Feelings

By | Feelings, Opinion

Just like coming home! (Part 2) By Emmanuelle At 6:30 to eight in the morning of the second exam day, Dr. Celerina Papa-Malinit was the only parent still patiently standing by the UE gate, hoping that her silent presence would be a pleading to melt the guard’s heart, soft enough…

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Feelings

By September 20, 2009Feelings, Opinion

A Kabaleyan’s Thoughts…

By | A Kabaleyan's Thoughts, Opinion

REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH BILL & THE PRESIDENTIABLES By LOVENIA P NACES Associate Professor Department of Religious Studies Xavier University, Cagayan de Oro City The Reproductive Health Bill (HB5043) hugs the headlines again recently because Noynoy Aquino and Gilbert Teodoro stood by their principles regarding the need to curve population growth in…

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A Kabaleyan’s Thoughts…

Illegal ordinance cannot lapse into law—Lambino

By | Headlines, News

MALASIQUI—Former Vice Governor Oscar Lambino lashed out at Mayor Armando Domantay anew for claiming that the controversial ordinance he used as basis in entering into a lease contract with Magic Group of Companies already lapsed into law and therefore valid. “On the contrary, it is not – an ordinance which…

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Illegal ordinance cannot lapse into law—Lambino

By September 20, 2009Headlines, News