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Sports Eye

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Remembering WBC prexy Sulaiman By Jesus A. Garcia Jr. IF you are really a boxing aficionado, I have no doubt that you already heard or know who Mr. Jose Sulaiman is. He was the Mexico-born fellow with Lebanese and Syrian parents who handled the World Boxing Council (WBC) presidency over…

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Sports Eye

By January 27, 2014Opinion, Sports Eye

Young Roots

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    When a ‘clean’ river mean more By Johanne Margarette R. Macob BECAUSE nothing beats a good domino effect… Personally, I find the view of a clean river very soothing: the tidy water, the aqua-organisms living within it, plus the fresh air surrounding it. It’s a scenic view and…

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Young Roots

By January 27, 2014Archives, Opinion

Punchline

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What can stop HRIT? By Ermin Garcia Jr.   HAVEN’T you noticed anything about our politicos recently? The responses of our political leaders to crimes that government has been unable to contain range from the sublime to the ridiculous! First, there was the suggestion of DILG Sec. Mar Roxas to…

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Punchline

By January 20, 2014Opinion, Punchline

Think about it

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Arrogant leaders should heed Pope Francis’ warning By Jun Velasco   POPE Francis’ warning against princes of the church who are show-offs of their pomp and glory shows a once imperial Rome bending to the broad masses, the faithful. This is consistent with Christ’s teaching on humility and treating one…

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Think about it

By January 20, 2014Archives, Opinion

Playing with Fire

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Gov’t personnel empowerment By Gonzalo Duque   OUR birthday was on January l6. We are a Capricornian, fiery, but all loving, kaya mapalad ang loved one, ang ating asawa. Well, we marked our day with a dry run of our 8-story Le Duc Hotel. Le duc is French or duke in English,…

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Playing with Fire

By January 20, 2014Archives, Opinion

Deretsahan

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Mayors missing in war vs. illegal drugs By Bebot Villar   I love my own… that’s why I love Pangasinan, ang aking probinsyang sinilangan. I feel bad whenever I hear of drug-related stories involving and victimizing our youth.  How can they be the future of our nation if they are…

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Deretsahan

By January 20, 2014Archives, Opinion

Viewpoints

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“Perhaps. Perhaps. Perhaps.” (“Quizas. Quizas. Quizas.”) By +Oscar V. Cruz, JCD   THERE is a rather well known song in Spanish with the above equivalent title in English. The singer wants to deny the truth, to console himself and play it safe by deliberately attempting to excuse someone who has…

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Viewpoints

By January 20, 2014Archives, Opinion

Sports Eye

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No Pangasinan team in 2014 Ronda By Jesus A. Garcia Jr. JUST a few days more to go and the 4th edition of the multi-stage bikathon “Ronda Pilipinas” will definitely be flagged off. Reports reaching me from my town mate Joshua Carino of Mangaldan who landed fifth last year, said…

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Sports Eye

By January 20, 2014Opinion, Sports Eye

Aristos

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Mikanika na Tinapay Nen Santiago Villafania   NAIMBITAAN ak na sakey a kaaron Italianon umaanlong a si Michele Caccamo a mangipalapag na baylinggual a libro ed salitan Italian tan Pangasinan ed sayan taon. Say titulo tonia et Say Mikanika na Tinapay | ed maanlong a krimin na biskeg pan-ikonomiya ono…

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Aristos

By January 20, 2014Archives, Opinion