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Helping one another in times of need

October 30, 2025

In the past days, Typhoon Ramil has battered the northern part of Iloilo and the province of Capiz, bringing torrential rains and widespread flooding.

LIONS leadership and achievements

October 29, 2025

For more than two decades, I have held various management leadership roles within the medical sales industry, honing my skills in team coordination, strategic planning, and dynamic decision-making.

Classic ‘Lutong Garbo’

October 28, 2025

The “Buglasan Lutong Garbo,” now on its 20th year, is one of the most awaited events as it tests the culinary skills of NegOrenses.

Cursive writing

October 28, 2025

Cursive writing, known by some as ‘joined writing,’ is a style of writing in which characters are written in a flowing style without breaks between them.

Calamities, courage, preparedness

October 22, 2025

The effects of calamities like typhoons and, more recently, earthquakes have plagued humanity for centuries. Nearly every generation experiences the devastation caused by nature’s unpredictability.

Changing contexts

October 21, 2025

Climate change has altered not only our way of life but also our perspective of things around us.

Rooted in faith

October 21, 2025

Early this month, Central Philippine University celebrated its University Week with the theme: “CPU@120: Rooted in Faith, Advancing Innovation for a Sustainable and Inclusive World.”

AmBisyon Natin 2040 – still possible?

October 16, 2025

At the rate news about brazen corruption have bewildered the country, although it is not exactly new or surprising, it would be most appropriate to revisit the results of a national survey dubbed “AmBisyon Natin 2040”.

Where do superstitions come from?

October 16, 2025

From the arcane habit of tossing salt over your shoulder to avert bad luck when you have spilled salt to avoiding the number thirteen, superstitions have woven themselves into the tapestry of all our lives, often unnoticed, but surprisingly persistent—and prolific.

Filipino roots rediscovered

October 15, 2025

“My friend told me there is no Starbucks in the Philippines,” my niece Christina Leah from Toronto, Canada, remarked during our early morning drive to Bacoor after I picked her up from the airport.

Helping one another in times of need

LIONS leadership and achievements

Classic ‘Lutong Garbo’

Cursive writing

Calamities, courage, preparedness

Changing contexts

Rooted in faith

AmBisyon Natin 2040 – still possible?

Where do superstitions come from?

Filipino roots rediscovered

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