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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 the ‘tHoUghT'z’ Category

Breakaway

Saturday, August 22nd, 2009

Tic-tac-tic-tac-tic-tac…goes Mr. Clock reminding each one that a human’s life ends like an alarm clock. We need to freeze the monotony of life and start breaking free.
Summer is supposed to be the season of fun and enjoyment, especially for students, but not me. Since the start of this year, I didn’t remember a time spent [...]

For Tita Cory

Monday, August 10th, 2009

elisabeth baumgart
inkblots
FOR the past weeks, the streets of Manila were painted yellow.
Yellow ribbons of all shapes and sizes were tied around streetlights, fences, trees, posts, side view mirrors and antennas of cars, and bridges and walkways.
When news spread that former President Corazon “Cory” Aquino has passed on, people came out in waves of [...]

Yellow Revolution

Monday, August 10th, 2009

Kara Mae Muga Noveda
I was days old when the Missis of a national hero became the first female president in Asia.
Cory, to me, belonged to a golden, however distant past—the decade of shoulder pads and big glasses, grainy documentaries and poignantly, just a three-paragraph mention in my history textbook. She, of the landed gentry’s family, [...]

Old photo-op

Monday, August 3rd, 2009

elisabeth baumgart
inkblots
POSTING old grade school pictures on the World Wide Web, for the whole wide world to see should be a crime.
The act should be punishable by law.
A lifetime of ugly pictures and poorly developed self-portraits should be the punishment. Legislators should definitely look into that, instead of deciding what streets to name after [...]

MassCommpurtable?

Monday, July 7th, 2008

By Crischellyn Abayon
University of the Philippines Cebu College
“I WANT to take up Mass Communications because they say it is masscommpurtable (more comfortable)”.
If this is your reason for taking up Mass Communications, then you had better quit.
Mass Communications, as perceived by many, is one of the easiest college courses. There is nothing left to do but [...]

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