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October 2016

EDITORIAL

By | Editorial, News

More work to be done COUNTING our blessings, Pangasinan has been very fortunate, not to have suffered the fate of Batanes, Isabela, Abra, Cagayan Valley and Ilocos provinces from the onslaught of Typhoons Karen and Lawin. In such cases, no amount of preparation can stop the destruction of anything in…

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EDITORIAL

By October 24, 2016Editorial, News

Punchline

By | Opinion, Punchline

OMG, PDU30 will cut out USA! By Ermin Garcia Jr.   NOT a few, including relatives in US, have asked us about our thoughts on the recent dramatic and unprecedented, ‘unpresidential’ statements of PDU30 while in China. The questions were mostly apprehensions about possible consequences, if indeed, PHL cuts ties…

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Punchline

By October 24, 2016Opinion, Punchline

Playing with Fire

By | Archives, Opinion

Drug war is like anti US war By Gonzalo Duque   AS we write this column, we beg for your indulgence especially the oldies who may find it hard to change, the colonially-minded and those infatuated with “Western movies.” Be prepared for a tough, maybe painful but, if you are…

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Playing with Fire

By October 24, 2016Archives, Opinion

Punching Bug

By | Archives, Opinion

War on poverty, right to life By Ulysses R. Butuyan   CATHOLIC PRIESTS SHYING AWAY FROM CRITICIZING DUTERTE ON DRUGS. Maybe, some of them are more afraid of him than they are of God. WHAT ABOUT WAR ON POVERTY? The so-called drug war is effectively solving it; the more alleged…

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Punching Bug

By October 24, 2016Archives, Opinion

G Spot

By | G Spot, Opinion

Driving dilemma (Part 6) By Virginia Pasalo   MERCEDES closed the door behind her and gave a sigh of relief. It was a relief that also brought anxiety because she knew that Rashid was attracted to her, and she was beginning to like him, he was different from his friends,…

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G Spot

By October 24, 2016G Spot, Opinion

Sports Eye

By | Opinion, Sports Eye

Dagupan’s college caging complications By Jesus A. Garcia Jr.   DESPITE the  sudden withdrawal of title-contender, the surging Philippine Colleges of Science and Technology, from the UCAAP cagefest, the tourney still managed to finish last October 14 albeit anti-climactic. As expected, defending champions Lyceum Northwestern University Dukes easily defeated substitute…

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Sports Eye

By October 24, 2016Opinion, Sports Eye