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The Magic and Realities of Filmmaking

November 28, 2021

Nawong became one of the official selections for the Cultural Center of the Philippines’ 33rd Gawad Alternatibo, where it received second prize in the Experimental category and was named Best Regional Entry. The film was also an official selection for the 2021 Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino, and in the 7th edition of the Bakunawa Film Festival.

Travel in the new normal

November 27, 2021

As soon as I reached home, the first thing I missed was the solo access to the strong connectivity at my Yangon apartment. Even if we had to deal with scheduled internet cuts from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m., the intermittent power interruptions, and clandestine use of VPNs to be able to use social media applications, the connection there was much faster than in Manila. What with the perennial problem of snail-paced connection and six people sharing the household wifi. Thus, working remotely from home country was a foremost challenge.

ChemTech Topnotchers

November 27, 2021

Two Negrenses were among the top-rank examinees in the national licensure examination for Chemical Technicians given in Oct. 29.
They are John Carlo Coniendo, 25, a Chemical Engineering graduate of the University of St. La Salle, who placed fifth. Jelmar Santibañez, 24, No. 7, who finished his chemical technician’s course from Technological University of the Philippines-Visayas and his Chemical Engineering degree from Colegio San Agustin-Bacolod.

Travel in the new normal

November 21, 2021

A nightmare. Stressful. Challenging. Full of uncertainties. Depressing. Terrible. Traumatic. Unlimited anxiety attacks.
This is how family and friends described the pandemic in a short online poll. For 20 months now, the pandemic has curtailed our freedom to move and physically interact. Despite the ordeal, some of us found notable learnings from this global catastrophe.

Kabilin Sementeryo

November 1, 2021

Cemeteries are rich sources of heritage, archival records, and history that should be preserved for future generations.
Negros Island cemeteries are a great way to learn more about the mausoleum architecture, and the secret stories of prominent clans in Negros.

Dear Mamang

October 28, 2021

You would have turned 94 today. But you chose to let go of this lifetime 16 days ahead of your birthday.

Culture of the world

October 24, 2021

PENN T. LARENA The colors of the world, along with language, a country’s culture, norms, traditions, and values, play a significant role in making people united, cooperative, and in solidarity.

Pintaflores Queen coronation set Nov. 5

October 24, 2021

CHERYL G. CRUZ Something new and fresh will invade your screens on Al Cinco de Noviembre, direct from San Carlos City in Negros Occidental. The Pintaflores Festival Queen 2021 pageant

Man of the Hour

October 15, 2021

“I thought long and hard about my decision to run for Congressman of Bacolod City,” Daniel Alfonso “Dan” Atayde said when he filed his Certificate of Candidacy at the city Commission on Elections Oct. 8.
“I see the need to change the delivery of service to the less privileged Bacolodnons. I am willing to share my expertise since we all love this city,” the 50-year-old resident of Barangay Villamonte added.

The Magic and Realities of Filmmaking

Travel in the new normal

ChemTech Topnotchers

Travel in the new normal

Kabilin Sementeryo

Dear Mamang

Culture of the world

Pintaflores Queen coronation set Nov. 5

Man of the Hour

The PLE topnotcher

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