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Monuments of oppression

By | Andromeda's Vortex

By Farah G. Decano             PLEASE do not excessively extol politicians for the construction of  markets, open gyms, schools, towers, bridges, highways, and airports. It is their job to do so.   Because they sought the position by running in elections, they must consequently perform their duties attached to it. In…

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Monuments of oppression

TOXiCITY

By | Andromeda's Vortex

By Farah G. Decano   THE level of toxicity that any individual can tolerate, whether physical or psychological, is limited.  Beyond a certain threshold, the poison will either cause death or insanity. The same is probably true for the Dagupan populace which is presently bombarded with, and drowned in, constant…

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TOXiCITY

Seeing Rainbows

By | Andromeda's Vortex

By Farah G. Decano              I am seeing more rainbow flags displayed this month of June in places I expected the least because of the offices’ perceived tendency to be conservative. While attending a hearing in Urdaneta City two weeks ago, I was very much surprised to see two multicolored…

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Seeing Rainbows

Love and Romance (Part I)

By | Andromeda's Vortex

By Farah G. Decano             I encountered an interesting proposition on true love by modern British philosopher, Alain de Botton. He said the romanticism perpetrated by centuries-old literature and most present-day love stories is destroying the fabric of love itself.  I thought of expounding on his hypothesis by juxtaposing it…

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Love and Romance (Part I)

A polarized Dagupan

By | Andromeda's Vortex

By Farah G. Decano   DAGUPAN residents nowadays are polarized, but not in the way the Liberal and the Nacionalista Dagupeños were so divided decades ago. As per information from older generations, the split among city residents based on party affiliations lasted only during elections and during appointments to public…

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A polarized Dagupan