DURING Short Cuts’ grade school days, he and his classmates were advised to be punctual in attending classes. As a rule, Short Cuts was made
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Remain child-like even as we age
THAT’S essentially the point of our celebration of the Feast of the Santo Niño that, thankfully, enjoys a very popular devotion in our country. Let’s
“Di gyod na lovely”
I MET some journalists over the weekend and over shots of brandy and some pulutan, we added some verbal pulutan, mostly intriga. We were talking
Phone can wait; lives cannot
RECENTLY, I read from a national daily that the Land Transportation Office (LTO) issued a 90-day preventive suspension against a motorcycle rider for driving on
Happily (N)Ever After
I AM old-fashioned. For many years, I have loved collecting old magazine and newspaper clippings. Can you imagine what my office looks like? Anyway, in
….On Saturdays and Sundays….
BECAUSE you are already a teacher in the public or private schools, you are no longer interested to work on Saturdays and on Sundays? Because
Why Christ sought to be baptized
THAT’S a question we can ask on the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord. Even St. John the Baptist asked that question. But Christ
Training Workshop on Strategic, Investment, and Three-
Year Rolling Plan for QBEDP-Aligned Development Plan
(Mental Health Management Protocol)
THE Department of Education is committed to delivering quality, inclusive, and future-ready basic education through evidence-based and results-oriented planning. In support of this commitment, the
Universal love kuno
IT used to be that when a man promises the moon, the stars and the sun as he ventures into a romantic relationship with a
On New Year’s Resolutions
EVERY December 31st, millions of people around the world pause for a moment of reflection. Some grab a notebook, some open a fresh calendar, and