Juvy By Virginia Jasmin Pasalo IT escapes me now when I met Juvy Muncada, then Executive Assistant of the International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP). I vaguely remember interviewing her for the post, which she held for a long time, until she found more exciting things to do. But I remember…
2020 Ronda Pilipinas routes bared By Jesus A. Garcia Jr. FOR the first time after many years of absence, the country’s longest cycling road race, “Ronda Pilipinas”, will ride through Pangasinan on February 29 as one of the sixth stage terminals and, on the seventh stage start on March 1,…
The Tortoise and the Geese By: Ashok G. Vasandani Here’s a story I read in a page on Facebook from the WiseAnt Profile I’d like to share, something that we can all learn from. Author Unknown ONCE upon a time, there lived a tortoise and two geese who shared a…
Uncleared street vendors’ paradise By Leonardo Micua HAS Dagupan City under Mayor Brian Lim done enough in road clearing with just only a few days away before the deadline set by the Department of Interior and Local Government within which to comply? The Jovellanos St. behind City Hall, which is not…
Stalked! (Conclusion) By Jing Villamil HER message must have gotten across to him who had watched, watched-over her for almost five years. He quieted for the next few months; military training perhaps? She did not really know if she should leap high, twirl a pirouette, scream shrilly, laugh crazily. Or…
LGBTQIA+ not an issue here By Ermin Garcia Jr. THE murder of the transgender in Bolinao town last week fortunately did not raise any undue alarm after a sector in the LBTQIA+ community here attempted to establish a fact that transgenders are being targeted for elimination and, therefore, need protection….
‘How can you turn me down, dahlin’?’ By Al S. Mendoza I could be on the plane by the time you are reading this. If plans turn out right, I will fly to the US today (Sept. 22). It’s been planned way back. By my wife. Call me a KJ but…
Skills and the Meaning of Life By Virginia Jasmin Pasalo COMPETITIVE edge in the 21st century requires that educational institutions have to evolve a framework that would enhance the capacity of students to succeed in their lives and chosen careers during the Information Age. The book 21st Century Skills: Learning…
4th Governor’s Cup cagefest unfurls Nov. 16 By Jesus A. Garcia Jr. ELATED by the success of the first three editions, our sports-minded Governor Amado “Pogi’ I. Espino, III is gearing up anew to hold the fourth season of his brainchild, the provincewide popular cagefest “4th Governor’s Cup Inter-Town/City Basketball…
The Three Types of People By: Ashok G. Vasandani Here’s an article I read in in www.moralstories.org. I’d like to share, something we can all learn from. Author Unknown A teacher shows three toys to a student and asks the student to find out the differences. All the three toys are…
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