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PolSci student crowned Miss San Carlos City 2020

December 2, 2020

Twenty-year-old coed Mipsen Calves fulfilled a childhood dream when she was crowned Miss San Carlos City 2020 during the virtual pageant night held on Monday. Calves, a freshman Political Science

DATELINE CHICAGO: Day of Thanksgiving

November 26, 2020

The writer is a native of Bacolod City. She now resides in Chicago, Illinois. Around this time last year, the entire country was abuzz with activities and the frenzy that

LGU reaches out to remote village

November 25, 2020

For residents of the upland village of Agogolo in Barangay Macagahay in Moises Padilla have now easy access to the lowlands following the recent completion of a dirt road widening

My Doha

November 21, 2020

(The writer is a native of Bacolod City. She was an editor of the student publication of the University of St. La Salle, where she earned her Mass Communications degree.)

Three reasons to honor San Carlos Borromeo

November 7, 2020

In spite of the strongest super typhoon of the year “Rolly” and the Covid 19 pandemic, Our good Lord give us at least 3 GOOD REASONS to CELEBRATE our Feast

The ‘unsung heroes’ of Negros Revolution

November 5, 2020

Every fifth of November, Negros Occidental commemorates the bloodless revolution that ended the Spanish rule in the province in 1898. Generals Aniceto Lacson and Juan Araneta, who are “hacenderos”, have

FIL-AM’S VIEW ON U.S. POLLS: Time to end lies, indecency, and chaos

November 3, 2020

Aquiles Tan Jr. grew up in Brgy. Sum-ag, Bacolod City. He was editor for two years of the student publication of the University of Negros Occidental-Recoletos. Now a U.S. citizen,

FIL-AM’S VIEW ON U.S. POLLS: People are crying for change

November 2, 2020

The writer is a native of Bacolod who moved 25 years ago to the United States, where he is now an American Citizen. A nursing graduate of Riverside College, he

Flower arrangements for the departed

November 1, 2020

Say it with flowers — your love and affection for those who have now gone to the Great Beyond — as November comes, the time when we honor and cherish

My Nogales

November 1, 2020

The writer is a fourth-grade teacher in Nogales, Arizona in the United Stated. She taught at F. Barandiaran and Lopez Jaena Elementary Schools, both in Murcia, Negros Occidental prior to

PolSci student crowned Miss San Carlos City 2020

DATELINE CHICAGO: Day of Thanksgiving

LGU reaches out to remote village

My Doha

Three reasons to honor San Carlos Borromeo

The ‘unsung heroes’ of Negros Revolution

FIL-AM’S VIEW ON U.S. POLLS: Time to end lies, indecency, and chaos

FIL-AM’S VIEW ON U.S. POLLS: People are crying for change

Flower arrangements for the departed

My Nogales

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