G.H. Villiagracia Cebu is often remembered through its monuments that refuse to move. Old churches stand still. Shrines outlive centuries. Heritage remains where history left it. Yet, in its aging
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Make Waves for Change: Join PUP JME’s SAHAYA on May 15 at PUP Theater and Turn Influence into Action
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Ramil Miralles Following the reported incident of school shooting in Tacloban City and an alleged plot in Tolosa town in Leyte, Interior and Local Government Sec. Jonvic Remulla pressed lawmakers
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Adrian Maravillas Mula sa nakasanayang pitong araw na paternity leave, inilatag ni Akbayan Party-list Rep. Chel Diokno at ng grupo ang Paternity and Parental (PAPA) Leave Act na naglalayong magkaroon
Hillarie Venice San Roque Kapag bading ka, matututo ka munang huminga bago unang beses na pumasok sa mga pintong ngayon mo lang bubuksan. Magiging master ka sa pagbuntong-hininga dahil may
Jude Aldrich Allaga There is no essence in living the examined life. I refuse to believe, That 80-year-old me will be someone worth fighting for. When my eyes take their
Chrislyne Faith Castillo President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. highlighted teacher promotions and the expansion of the public school workforce among his administration’s education accomplishments during his fifth State of the
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