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November 2014

Think about it

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Nuggets gleaned from his latest book By Jun Velasco   “Learn to speak kind words–nobody resents them,” –E.C. McKenzie   WE couldn’t help sharing a few nuggets found in a book Wonder of Words by former President Fidel V. Ramos as compiled and edited by his biographer Mel Velasco. The…

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Think about it

By November 17, 2014Archives, Opinion

Playing with Fire

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Swimming lessons By Gonzalo Duque   SOME people laugh at the people of India because of their habit of going to the movies if they are hungry. Yeah, to escape hunger, they watch a movie. When we heard this, we thought Filipinos beat the Indians with their own unusual habit….

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Playing with Fire

By November 17, 2014Archives, Opinion

Deretsahan

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The shabu lab in Camiling By Bebot Villar   IT was a good thing that the composite team of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI), Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) and Intelligence Service of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (Isafp) discovered that big clandestine shabu laboratory in Camiling, Tarlac…

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Deretsahan

By November 17, 2014Archives, Opinion

Sports Eye

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Pacquiao, Donaire, Melindo to go down their weights By Jesus A. Garcia Jr. MANNY “Pacman” Pacquiao’s chief trainer Freddie Roach said if Pacquiao fails to stop Chris Algieri in their WBO title clash on November 23, he will ask his ward to move down to the light welterweight (140 lbs.)…

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Sports Eye

By November 17, 2014Opinion, Sports Eye

Aristos

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World Festival of Poetry | 2015 Poetic Sanctuaries – Pangasinan Nen Santiago Villafania   ANGGAMAN masaksakbay ni, malikeliket ko lan ibelyaw so pibiang na luyag ed World Festival of Poetry tan say Pangasinan et sakey ed saray 2015 Poetic Sanctuaries no arapen a komatlo ono komapat a simba na Nobiembri…

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Aristos

By November 17, 2014Archives, Opinion

Young Roots

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A breath of fresh air in Malasiqui By Johanne Margarette R. Macob   IT’S 3 in the afternoon. The scorching sun was enough to burn our skin. Or at least, that’s how my friend and I described it. The three-wheeled vehicles have filled the corners, the laterals, practically, much of…

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Young Roots

By November 17, 2014Archives, Opinion

MISS DAGUPAN 2014 CANDIDATES

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MISS DAGUPAN 2014 CANDIDATES — The fifteen finalists take center stage after being formally introduced by the selection committee. They are Nina Rica Theresa T. Puyaoan, Sarah Leanea P. Gabrillo, Glydel I. Delos Reyes, Alysa Febbie B. Sarmiento, Jasmin A. Poserio, Keithlyn Angela C. Espino, Crystal Kim Mararac, Denisse Carla E. Brana,…

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MISS DAGUPAN 2014 CANDIDATES

By November 17, 2014Headlines, News, Punch Gallery

Suspect in Resuello murder nabbed in Rizal

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AFTER SEVEN YEARS SAN CARLOS CITY—Elements of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) arrested last week one of the alleged killers of Mayor Julian Resuello in 2007. P/Director Benjamin Magalong, CIDG chief, said the gunman identified as Salvador Boquiren, was arrested in Barangay Lubo, Jalajala, Rizal by operatives of the…

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Suspect in Resuello murder nabbed in Rizal

By November 17, 2014Headlines, News