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September 2012

Punchline

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The three who dared By Ermin Garcia Jr. A SECOND open-and-shut-case against Dagupan Mayor Benjie Lim was filed before the Ombudsman for violating the country’s anti-corruption law by the tireless anti-corruption advocate, Leo Angeles, with a difference.  This time City Administrator Vlad Mata is caught in the net as well….

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Punchline

By September 10, 2012Opinion, Punchline

Think about it

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Hidden jewel of San Fabian’s hills By Jun Velasco                    “Observe your enemies, for they first find your faults,” Antisthenes OVER the weekend, Democratic Party’s Barack Obama edged out who Gonzalo Duque analyzed was the leading presidential contender, Republican bet Gov. Mitt Romney. How come? Because America’s most charismatic politician ever, Bill…

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Think about it

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Playing with Fire

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Durable US-based friends By Gonzalo Duque WE wish to congratulate the new officers of Friends USA, a US-based association of Dagupenos, who had their induction rites last September 2. It was great fun. It’s like they were all having a jam session of the 60’s. This happy bunch made us…

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Playing with Fire

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Deretsahan

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Dagupan, hello? By Bebot Villar  NAGPAKITANG gilas ang bagong regional director ng Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) Region 1 na si Col. Roybel Sanchez sa pagkaka aresto ng dalawang babaeng drug couriers from Pasay City. September 4 nang mangyari ang one of the biggest drug haul sa isang buy-bust operation…

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Deretsahan

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Viewpoints

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Verticalist Preachers By +Oscar V. Cruz, JCD THE very words “verticalism” and horizontalism” readily evoke radicalism such that one automatically excludes the other. Just as what is verticalist necessarily excludes that which is horizontal, so too what is horizontalist ipso facto does away with anything vertical. Both terms – with…

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Viewpoints

By September 10, 2012Archives, Opinion

Sports Eye

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Alibis and finger-pointing By Jesus A. Garcia Jr. IF you read my column in the August 19-25 issue, I asserted then that our national sports leaders will surely make some alibis ending up finger-pointing on who’s supposed to be blamed for the below-par performance of our national athletes in the…

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Sports Eye

By September 10, 2012Opinion, Sports Eye

Aristos

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Impambaroy ed Luyag na Panay Nen Santiago Villafania  MABETBET no onkaili ak ed sakey e lugar ono pasen, saray sumusulat tan umaanlong so uunaen kon pakabatan. Tan dia’d impanwaywayak ya agano ed Iloilo tan Capiz dia’d luyag na Panay nen imbeneg a bulan na Agosto akapituyawan ko ira di Luis…

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Aristos

By September 10, 2012Archives, Opinion

Young Roots

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Clothing revolution By Johanne Margarette R. Macob   THERE are different ways to convey one’s identity – traditions, beliefs, language, and clothing are some. Clothing bares the fantasy within one’s psyche while it fends one’s body, expressing what one wants as well as what one doesn’t like. And most, if…

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Young Roots

By September 10, 2012Archives, Opinion