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-Editor-in-Chief, Sun.Star Cebu and Sun.Star Superbalita Cebu and Cebu Yearbook (in its first four years)

-University of the Philippines Gawad Plaridel awardee (2008)

-Executive Director, Cebu Citizens Press Council (CCPC) <

-Co-founder and trustee, Cebu News Workers Foundation (Cenewof)

-Organized Cebu Federation of Beat Journalists (CFBJ), Cebu Media Legal Aid (Cemla)

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Wenceslao’s road to the journalism profession was circuitous. While still with Southwestern University’s campus publication The Quill, he was offered a reporter’s slot in the Visayan Herald (now defunct). He worked part-time in dyLA.

But a bigger concern drew away Bong, as colleagues call him: the fight against the Marcos dictatorship.

Some seven years later, he was back, more serious about resuming his journalism career at dyLA. But as writing was his real passion, he left broadcasting to be a reporter at The Freeman.

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IN 1984, Eddie O. Barrita started his media career as reporter of radio station dyRC (now defunct). He covered the police and military beat for the station’s flagship news and public affairs programs, “Balita Patrol” and “Balita Numero Uno.” He was also correspondent of The Freeman.

He was dyRC’s news editor when he joined the Philippines News Agency (PNA) in 1988 upon the invitation of Henry Redula, then PNA Cebu bureau chief. Eddie was named PNA Cebu bureau chief when Redula retired.

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HIS interest in writing started when he wrote love letters for his classmates in his hometown in Cagwait, Surigao del Sur. Enrolled in Criminology at the University of the Visayas (UV), Elias L. Espinoza contributed stories to the Visayanian News, which he later edited. In his fourth year, he received a journalism scholarship from the Association of Cebu Journalists and San Miguel Corporation.

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Malilong passed in 1968 the qualifying examinations for staff members of The Visayanian, the college publication of the University of the Visayas, little did he know that he would be embarking on an equally, if not more, challenging career.

He first worked in 1969 as cub reporter for the Cebu News and Information Service, patterned after the then Philippine News Service, now the Philippine News Agency.

He joined The Freeman when Pachico Seares was editor and Juanito Jabat, associate editor.

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Roperos was born of peasant beginnings. He spent his childhood in Balamban, enjoying the sea and the low hills at the back of the town.

His collection of short stories, Bald Mountains and Other Stories, was written when he was in the University of the Philippines in Diliman. As president of the University of the Philippines Writers Club, he was instrumental in the holding of the First Manila International Festival in 1956.

Grace L. Plata

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