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Idiot Board: Harry Potter and the whole-bloody film

Posted by joy_bohol on Saturday, August 22nd, 2009

(a critique on Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince film)
Is it Voldemort or Snape? Or was it Snape’s past that Harry and Professor Dumbledore views in the pensive? Or does the movie revolved around Draco’s transformation? These are some of the questions raised by HP regular viewers who haven’t had read the book and especially [...]

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Against Democrazy

Posted by sunnexdesk on Monday, August 10th, 2009

(a post-Edsa baby’s thoughts on democracy)
Luis A. Quibranza III
“Around 60 percent of this present generation wasn’t around during martial law,” a news anchor commented on their news program Monday morning, following the death of former president Maria Corazon “Cory” Cojuangco-Aquino, the country’s and Asia’s first female president.
Though this alone is already a great feat in [...]

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Bound by music

Posted by sunnexdesk on Monday, August 3rd, 2009

Karl Aries Emerson F. Cabilao

“We all love good music, good company and Love God above all things. We never start or end a gig without praying. I guess it’s the force which makes us stronger as a band and that’s how we will stay bonded,” says Michael Allen Pio Catubay, vocalist of Mic.Express.
Truly, the heavens [...]

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Archive for March, 2007

Volunteerism: the trend among Filipino youth

Saturday, March 31st, 2007

By Al Marie Pardillo Padayogdog
THERE is no better sacrifice than offering one’s self.
Volunteerism, a trend over the past years has even become more popular today.
One organization that helps the less fortunate children is Tsinelas. Its volunteers aim to share knowledge with the less fortunate kids, especially the orphans.

Hushed

Saturday, March 31st, 2007

By Hope Sabanpan-Yu
That afternoon must have been
Golden, the sun falling from
The sky in a rush
Yellow, orange pagatpat trees
Throwing green leaves about
With the breeze

Illumination beyond illusion

Saturday, March 31st, 2007

By Mae Himachan
HE HAD let me go.
We were sitting side by side in the silent chapel. It was midday. In the distance I thought I heard the bell ring for the second time, and the startled students rush like disturbed bees for their next class. I could hear the leaves rustling and banaba petals [...]

Rewarding loyalty

Saturday, March 24th, 2007

By Jovenir F. Bataican
Open Windows
A HEALTHY topic up for a spirited debate is on succession planning and whether or not it is more cost effective if an organization develops managers from the ranks or join the frenzied talent search outside all the time. Proponents of the former can easily cite the tremendous morale boost if [...]

That fiesta feeling

Saturday, March 24th, 2007

By Manny Gumban

FOR about six months, the gusty winds came and went. Rain in torrents flooded the countryside and the cities, the farms and the streets, in contrast to the “gentle rain that falleth from heaven upon the earth beneath,” as Shakespeare described in one of his plays.
But one day, toward the end of August last [...]

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