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When every conversation is a conflict

July 16, 2026

Do you know someone, a good friend or relative perhaps, who turns every conversation into a competition, or worse, a conflict? I’m willing to wager that you do. Ever wish you knew how to deal with such a situation without doing irreparable harm to the relationship?

Riders’ trip to Jerusalem

July 14, 2026

About 8 kms. from the barangay proper of Guiljungan in Cauayan lies Sitio Mantukdo, an upland community that sits on a plateau. Mantukdo is located about 1,700 feet above sea level.

Preparing for the final judgment

July 14, 2026

Last July 6, the impeachment trial of the Vice President of the Philippines began.

Garbage disposal: The Filipino way

July 14, 2026

Garbage disposal remains one of the most persistent environmental challenges in the Philippines. Despite the presence of garbage collection services, roving trucks, materials recovery facilities, and sanitary landfills in many cities and municipalities, improper waste disposal continues to be a widespread problem.

FU@77: Levin 7

July 9, 2026

This year, specifically on July 4, Foundation University turns 77. Anchored on the theme, “FU@77: Levin 7,” the university celebrates endurance, growth, and the life of its founder, Dr. Vicente Guzman Sinco, whose vision still guides everyone to this day – the faculty, staff, students, administration, and alumni.

When not to argue

July 9, 2026

If you’ve been married for as long as I have (53 years), you pick up a few domestic skills that don’t show up on any resume. I’m talking about advanced diplomacy, strategic listening, and the ability to locate the television remote without making eye contact with the person who knows you’re about to sit down.

Watching Alex

July 7, 2026

One powerful image that captured the attention of many readers around the world showed how Alex Eala tripped and dove, her body stretched in full length, to save the tennis ball.

When the Earth shakes & the mountains tremble

July 7, 2026

In the past days, the world witnessed devastation. On June 24, a double earthquake – 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude – struck Venezuela in quick succession, killing at least a thousand people, injuring more than 4,500, and leaving approximately 50,000 still missing.

The greatest telenovela ever: The trial of VP Sara

July 7, 2026

Days before the July 6 impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, the nation is already gripped by intense speculation. Across homes, workplaces, coffee shops, universities, and social media platforms, Filipinos are passionately discussing what could become one of the most consequential political events in recent Philippine history.

64th cultural season opens

July 2, 2026

The Manila Symphony Orchestra concluded its concert series, Resonance: 100 Years of Music, over the weekend in Dumaguete City as it opened the 64th cultural season of the Silliman University Culture and Arts Council (SU CAC).

When every conversation is a conflict

Riders’ trip to Jerusalem

Preparing for the final judgment

Garbage disposal: The Filipino way

FU@77: Levin 7

When not to argue

Watching Alex

When the Earth shakes & the mountains tremble

The greatest telenovela ever: The trial of VP Sara

64th cultural season opens

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