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Luczon: Lockdown, no movement

Nef Luczon / from 2 days ago

THE Cagayan de Oro City's Disaster Risk Reduction Management Office (CDRRMO) led by retired Colonel Verner Monsanto is recommending a “lockdown” and “no movement” policies in times of disasters especially on moments of heavy flooding.By “lockdown,” it means people who were stranded in the flooded areas are advised to stay ...

Alamon: Sweet

Arnold P. Alamon / from 15 days ago

ON AVERAGE, a person lives, give or take, seventy years depending on which part of the globe and income bracket you belong to. If you live in a city, chances are you will meet many new people throughout the course of a day.A few of these encounters, maybe three, will ...

Sunio: Is K-12 ineffective in Lanao Sur?

Riz Sunio / from 17 days ago

THE K to 12 curricula was implemented in the Philippines in order to bridge the gap in the learning of basic education students. However, in the case of some senior high school graduates from Lanao del Sur, some teachers commented that it was as if no curriculum change had happened.Some ...

Luczon: Endurance tested

Nef Luczon / from 17 days ago

RECENTLY, the regular fare of motorelas in Cagayan de Oro City returned to P7.00, from the previous P6.00, with a fare matrix suggesting that it may be reduced or reach to a maximum of P8.00 when fuel prices change again. Last night, I was able to ride a motorela, and ...

Luczon: Paradigms and bitter realities

Nef Luczon / from 18 days ago

I HAVE this friend who told me that all workers in the government are civil servants. They should work equally and achieve a common goal: putting Filipino citizens at their best interest. Unfortunately in reality, it does not work that way in some aspects.Working in the government is still the ...

Alamon: Too advanced

Arnold P. Alamon / from 22 days ago

THE recent deaths of well-loved celebrities under their own hands sent a shockwave of confusion and shared regret among peoples across the world. Many were caused to ask - how is it that successful individuals, those who lived seemingly ideal and admirable lives with fulfilling careers, snuff themselves out from ...

Sunio: Fearing to become a hero

Riz Sunio / from 23 days ago

“So, magpapaka-hero ka? (So, are you going to be a hero?)”THIS was asked to my friend years ago when she caught on video the inappropriate actions of a college instructor that threw a fit after having her illegal money-making activities exposed.She was one of the few people who had cellphones ...

Luczon: The Filipino in every scientist

Nef Luczon / from 25 days ago

LAST week, June 20, around 700 participants coming from various industries and government agencies have gathered together and exchanged views and insights - and facing a compromising reality - on the state of science and technology in the Philippines. There were talks of enthusiasm and hope, as there were bleak ...

Alamon: Wistful on graduations

Arnold Alamon / from 25 days ago

GRADUATIONS always make me wistful and to be honest, a little bit guilty. As a teacher, it is once again an occasion to stock of the work that has been done and I can’t help but feel, based on self-assessment, that I have been found wanting. Did I do justice ...

Alamon: How to stop riots

Arnold P. Alamon / from 28 days ago

THERE is a warped sociological reading of what “tambay” is about that provides logic to the recent actions of the Philippine National Police upon orders of the President. The men who are loitering around their own neighborhoods in the evenings and in the wee hours of the morning are ...

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