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Go to greater lengths!
By Chezka G. Waminal Let’s kick them out I say it is 90-10. Ninety is the percentage that I a believe Mayor Vicente “Dongkoy” Emano is the one to blame for what happened in Cagayan de Oro City, while 10 is the percentage that I blame those Kagay-anons who had voted for him during the 2010 local elections. He allegedly moved [...]
My Way
JHAN TIAFAU HURST Think a minute… A little boy was not obeying his mother. So she told him to sit down and stay there until she said he could stand up again. The little boy angrily sat down and said: “I’m sittin’ down, Mom…but inside I’m standing up!” There was a popular song made famous by Frank Sinatra, Paul Anka, and [...]
Travel and accommodations in urban Cities
PED T. QUIAMJOT BUSINESS CLASS hotels are subjected to various evolutions starting from designs, locations and guests mix. Hotels in urban cities are built according to the aesthetics of their locations and are now regenerating in commercial mall surroundings with multiple functionality. New to the eyes are different architectural concept and [...]
The 7th C challenge
FR. ROY CIMAGALA I’M REFERRING to the 7th commandment of the Decalogue and the huge challenge it poses. In the Catechism, we are told that this commandment of “You shall not steal,” “requires respect for the universal destination and distribution of goods and the private ownership of them, as well as respect for persons, their [...]
The past presidents
by BEN EMATA JR. I WAS still a little boy when Presidents Sergio Osmena, Manuel Roxas and Elpidio Quirino were president of the Philippines. I did not have so much information about them, the way they managed the affairs of the government and other things such as their personal behavior and achievements. Of course, I defended so much [...]
Which Book is the Best?
By Dr. Djuwari STIE Perbanas (College of Economics and Business) Surabaya, Indonesia This title shows an easy question. It can be answered by anybody who has read many books. Some will answer scientific book. Others may answer fiction books such as novels. But, such a question has become the problem for the book writers. This is because most [...]
Get Over It
JHAN TIAFAU HURST THINK a minute… A young mother said that she never really appreciated her parents until she had children of her own. Only then did she realize all her parents had gone through in raising her. The sacrifices her parents made, the things they put up with and went without so they could feed and clothe her, pay her school [...]
Money Laundering History
IGNACIO BUNYE Many of us have probably heard of the term money laundering and wondered what it really is. The word laundering gives us a clue: it has to do with cleaning money. And this is what it really just is, cleaning dirty money. A look into the history of money laundering would explain how it originated and how it has developed and [...]
Our sexual identity
FR. ROY CIMAGALA WE NEED to be more aware of this concern. This has been taken for granted for so long that now we have quite a mess of an issue. Many people now feel quite free as to what sexual orientation they want, as if their sexual identity is a matter of their orientation of preference, totally at their mercy or absolutely of their own [...]
Crimes drive people away
by BEN EMATA JR. ONE of the dreadful problems confronting the Philippines is the incidence of crimes It is so scary to read the newspapers as well as watching the news reports on radio and television everyday. What you get are all sorts of murders, shootings, stabbings, robbery and nearly all kinds of crimes. One will feel a murder could [...]
