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July 2010

Roots

By | Archives, Opinion

To be gay By Marifi Jara QUELIMANE, Mozambique–Africa is a difficult place to be gay. Not gay as in happy, but gay as in gender gay. South Africa, host of the recently-concluded 2010 FIFA World Cup games and long been the continent’s poster child for progress, where same-sex marriage is…

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Roots

By July 25, 2010Archives, Opinion

Feelings

By | Feelings, Opinion

Yaya taught me well . . . By Emmanuelle THE reason why I have such a vivid and colorful imagination is because I had a yaya with the most vivid and colorful of imaginations. Not because of the mama, who seemed to have just enough time after work for a…

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Feelings

By July 25, 2010Feelings, Opinion

Massive river clean-up kicks off

By | Headlines, News

LINGAYEN–The river that loops through Dagupan, Binmaley and Lingayen is finally getting its long overdue clean up. The drive was formally launched in front of the provincial capitol through the signing of a memorandum of agreement among Governor Amado Espino Jr., who provided the muscle for the initiative, Lingayen Mayor…

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Massive river clean-up kicks off

By July 25, 2010Headlines, News

Religious ministers draft plan to help end killings in Tayug

By | Headlines, News

TAYUG–Alarmed by the unusual rise of unsolved killing here since after the May 10 elections, members of the Tayug Ministers’ Association (TMA) will meet this week to plot a common action plan that could help address the problem. Spearheaded by Rev. Carlos B. Ebreo, TMA president and minister of the town’s Christian Church, 15 religious…

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Religious ministers draft plan to help end killings in Tayug

By July 25, 2010Headlines, News

U.S. Ambassador hails Dagupan’s gender equality ordinance

By | Inside News, News

UNITED States Ambassador to the Philippines Harry Thomas Jr. hailed an ordinance in Dagupan seeking to further promote gender equality in the city. “I’m very happy that a local government unit (in the Philippines) was brave enough to pass such a measure,” said Thomas, who met with Dagupan City Vice…

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U.S. Ambassador hails Dagupan’s gender equality ordinance

By July 25, 2010Inside News, News

UL seeks Center of Excellence status for teacher program

By | Inside News, News

THE University of Luzon (UL) is aiming for a Center of Excellence (COE) status for its Teacher Education Program under the College of Education. Representatives from the Technical Board for Teacher Education, Commission on Higher Education (CHED), and the Teacher Education Council visited UL last July 21 for an ocular…

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UL seeks Center of Excellence status for teacher program

By July 25, 2010Inside News, News

Dagupan named most competitive among RP’s emergent cities

By | Inside News, News

DAGUPAN City has topped the Philippine Cities Competitive Ranking Project for 2009. Former City Information Office Ryan Ravanzo, who served under the previous administration of Mayor Alipio Fernandez Jr., told The PUNCH that Dagupan bested the cities of Angeles, Butuan, Cotabato, Lucena, Naga, Legaspi, Pagadian, Puerto Princesa, Ormoc, Iligan, Tagum,…

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Dagupan named most competitive among RP’s emergent cities

By July 25, 2010Inside News, News