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Rich country pretending to be poor

April 29, 2026

The observation of the late Senator Blas Ople, former labor secretary, that Philippines is “a rich country pretending to be poor”—remains one of the most compelling descriptions of the nation’s enduring paradox.

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DepEd’s three-term shift

April 24, 2026

This coming June, public schools will shift to a three-term school year after decades of using the four-quarter grading system.

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Getting lost in Negros Island

April 22, 2026

Summer time is popular in the Philippines where people often take a break from school or from work, and families get together and spend time vacationing.

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The hazards of hoarding

April 22, 2026

Some people, myself included, have a real problem throwing anything away. We, unfortunately, end up with stacks of boxes stuffed with all manner of odds and ends, sometimes with things that we’ve retained, but not used, for so long that we have trouble remembering why we kept them in the first place.

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Cauayan citation of school publications

April 21, 2026

It is heart-warming to see local government officials commending and recognizing student publications for their outstanding performance.

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The catch that changed everything

April 21, 2026

After the resurrection, the disciples returned to what was familiar. Peter said, “I am going fishing.” Six others went with him.

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Secrets in the animal kingdom

April 21, 2026

At my farm, I have learned lessons far beyond what professors, textbooks, and scientific journals can teach.

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The price for progress

April 18, 2026

Dumaguete is, generally, not a very crowded city. However, on certain times of the day—particularly, during rush hour—the roads are filled to its capacity.

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The debasement of language

April 18, 2026

Let me start by saying, I am no prude. I’ve been known to curse up a blue streak at times—less, I hope now, than when I was younger.

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The power of the Resurrection

April 17, 2026

It was a blessed Resurrection Sunday.

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