Opinion Archives - Page 5 of 103

Welcome back, Unigames!

October 7, 2025

One of the memorable occasions which allowed me to balance my editorial work and my past teaching career will be revived late this month.

Remembering God’s faithfulness

October 7, 2025

On October 1, 2025, Central Philippine University will celebrate its 120 years of existence.

Policy support for women, children

October 2, 2025

Representatives of women’s organizations in Negros Oriental called on legislators to include among their platforms of government a strong policy support to address pressing issues and concerns affecting women and children.

Critical thinking & common sense

October 2, 2025

My eyebrows seem to be permanently raised these days as I sense, from my observations of our politicians and the fare offered television viewers.

Endless cycle of corruption

October 1, 2025

With the current investigations underway by the Senate, House of Representatives, and the creation of the Independent Commission for Infrastructure, it seems this issue is going nowhere.

Rivers & rabies

October 1, 2025

Although rivers and rabies may not seem related, there is a common thread that ties them together this month.

When a nation cries out

October 1, 2025

Our country is once again crying out. On Sept. 21, thousands of Filipinos gathered across the nation in what is now called the “Trillion Peso March.”

Siquijor mystifies

September 25, 2025

September is the island of Siquijor’s milestone month as it celebrates annually what the residents call as Siquijor Day. The merriment and festivities, however, last for an entire month with diverse happenings that both locals and tourists are able to enjoy and take part in.

The tyranny of numbers

September 25, 2025

We live in a high-tech age, where computers and automated devices are numerous and, in many respects, are already in control of our lives.

Childhood discipline & perspectives

September 24, 2025

One student was crying before his teacher, uttering these words: “Please don’t tell my parents what happened today. My dad’s going to punish me with his belt. I’d rather die than let them know about it. I don’t want to be grounded.”

Welcome back, Unigames!

Remembering God’s faithfulness

Policy support for women, children

Critical thinking & common sense

Endless cycle of corruption

Rivers & rabies

When a nation cries out

Siquijor mystifies

The tyranny of numbers

Childhood discipline & perspectives

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