Don’t cry for me Asian Games By Al S. Mendoza IF YOU ARE still sad over our gruesome performance in the Asian Games, quit the crap. You are just wasting your time, if not unnecessarily taxing your tear ducts. I don’t even call it a poor performance. I call it…
The lady reporters and guns By Eva C. Visperas Most were not afraid to hold .45 caliber guns and 9 mm pistols but bloopers along the way made the lady reporters’ fun shoot held last December 9 at the Pangasinan Provincial Office Firing Range in Lingayen, a lot of fun…
Power tiller for upland cultivation developed By Sosimo Ma. Pablico Agricultural engineers of PhilRice (Philippine Rice Research Institute) have developed a walking-type power tiller with rotavator, harrow and leveler that works well both in dry and wet land conditions. Engineers Arnold S. Juliano, Leo B. Molinawe and Ricardo F. Orge…
Time to go? By +Oscar V. Cruz D. D. Perhaps the time has come for the national leadership to become some kind of a hero instead of a downright villain. By now, it should have learned the admittedly hard and painful lesson that it is neither truly meant to govern…
Something is very wrong with our sports programs By Jesus A. Garcia Jr. WE send our best athletes to international competitions to earn accolade for our country and to show to the world that we deserve respect in the field of sports as our very own Manny Pacquiao did. We…
A walk with Mark By Emmanuelle One stood awed with the father; one gaped in wonder at the mother. When heaven showered gifts of “business acumen” and “sculpted form”, the couple as babies must have been exposed out there in the open all day long and overnight, pores bared to…
How ‘constructive graft’ operates By Ermin Garcia Jr. If you want to have an idea how “constructive graft” in the city government of Dagupan can be detected, then watch closely how the series of cover-up is being managed to protect the secret transaction between the office of the city mayor…
Brief reminiscences of the good old days By Gerry Garcia DECEMBER 8, Friday, Immaculate Virgin Mary feast day, also marked the day when the sudden unholy massive bombing of Pearl Harbor by Japanese planes took place in 1941… 56 years ago. We were teeners then in high school at the…
National cleansing By Jun Velasco BY the time this paper was out, the political smoke would have cleared up a bit, let’s hope, from the most confusing suspense we Filipinos are going through. From the haze and maze, from the tumult, we expect a nation cleansed, rising from the ruins…
Ani is in Dagupan. Don’t say ‘naani la!’ By Gonzalo Duque THE following is a medya medya lang affair, the lighter side. I was watching USA TV of Belen Fernandez one evening, and I almost fell on the floor when I saw the regular coverage of the Sanggunian Panlungsod session,…
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