I RECENTLY discovered that it is doubly difficult for the public to use/borrow the coaster of the National Irrigation Administration (NIA) even for the purpose
Category: Opinion
Future cut short
IN the October 19 issue of a local paper, a short news article caught my attention — a report on the sharp rise in adolescent
“Always to pray, and not to faint”
THAT’S the lesson Christ wants us to draw from that gospel parable about a woman who persisted in asking a judge to render her justice—even
“Hayag og kaugmaon?”
IT doesn’t pay to be violent, especially kon imong gi-bangga sama sa pader. The story goes this way. There was a basketball game, part of
Seeds of Legacy
I WAS casually scrolling through Facebook when a short post made me stop and really pay attention. It was about Apl.de.Ap—the world-renowned Filipino member of
. . . . well trained farmers . . . .
THE Bongbong Marcos administration has been studying on the possible redirection of policies and guidelines that seemed to skip the attention of the previous administrations.
Ten were healed but only one was thankful
WE are familiar with that part of the gospel where ten lepers approached Christ begging for healing, and they were healed, but only one of
Natuk-an intawon
THIS is my 10-cents’ observation on the crusade against corruption. There is no question on the merit to address corruption, it is long overdue actually.
Fighting back?
JUST recently, we Dumagueteños were jolted by a mild but unsettling earthquake. It was short, and thankfully, no major damage was reported in our city.
Special Reflections
CAN you imagine that there are some benefits from keeping old newspaper clippings? I mean my old previously published columns from almost 50 years ago.