Priming Filipino Specializations for Global Competitiveness VOL. XVIII NO. 3 (October 25-31, 2014) The English language when comprehensively absorbed is a sturdy tool that cultivates the intellectual capacity of Filipino graduate professionals to penetrate and take part towards successful international interactive endeavors even how complex a corporate world is. As early as the last decade […]
Trillanes at Binay- PAG UMPUGIN KO ULO NINYONG DALAWA- GINAGAGO NINYO ANG SAMBAYANAN !!! VOL. XVIII NO. 3 (October 25-31, 2014) Mga dear readers, mga mahal kong mga tanga este taga Baguio, huwag kayong magtaka kung bakit ko nasabi na pag uumpugin ko ang ulo ng dalawang opisyales na ito at kung bakit nila ginagago […]
Is there “SOP” for poll automation contract? VOL. XVIII NO. 3 (October 25-31, 2014) LIFE’S INSPIRATIONS: “… Seek the Lord while he may be found; call on him while he is near…” (Isaiah 55:6, the Holy Bible). -ooo- HOW MUCH DOES RP NEED TO AUTOMATE ELECTIONS IN 2016? Gus Lagman, the former commissioner of the Commission on Elections, […]
In the Service of the Philippine Population VOL. XVIII NO. 3 (October 25-31, 2014) In public service, if public servants who are in power from the legislative to the executive to the local government units are giving back their true responsibility to their constituents, the Philippines would not be like this. This is the stance […]
ILIGAN CITY & BANGSAMORO VOL. XVIII NO. 3 (October 25-31, 2014) It was not planned. But I unexpectedly walked into a consultation forum on the proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law ( BBL) in a downtown hotel in Iligan City a few days ago. I had really wished earlier to attend any one of the on-going BBL […]
Beyond the stutters VOL. XVIII NO. 3 (October 25-31, 2014) Listen beyond Vice President Jejomar Binay’s flustered stutters whenever a sensitive question is lobbed. The queries range from the P15.6-million Redwood-type, three-bedroom unit of The Woodlands at Tagaytay Highlands to overpriced beds at the Ospital ng Makati to the whereabouts of top aides, like Gerry […]
Mayor Clarifies Selection Process in the City VOL. XVIII NO. 3 (October 25-31, 2014) BAGUIO CITY – During his weekly conference last Wednesday, Mayor Mauricio Domogan clarified the recruitment and selection process of the city government of Baguio. All vacant positions in the city are open to all qualified applicants who meet the minimum qualification […]
Honest Cabbie Returns P120T Cash VOL. XVIII NO. 3 (October 25-31, 2014) BAGUIO CITY – the city government will honor another taxi driver for honesty in returning a bag left behind by a passenger in his cab containing P120,000.00 in cash, an Ipad, sunglasses and important documents. Vice Mayor Edison Bilog personally met with the […]
PAGCOR Commits 32 Classrooms VOL. XVIII NO. 3 (October 25-31, 2014) BAGUIO CITY – Baguio City School Superintendent Francis Bringas dislosed during the weekly executive-legislative meeting at the Baguio City Hall multi-purpose hall last Monday that the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) has committed to finance a 32 classroom senior school building project for […]
VOL. XVIII NO. 3 (October 25-31, 2014) UNDAS UPDATES – City Administrator and Oplan Kaluluwa co-chairman Carlos Canilao assures the flower and candle vendors who were allowed to sell at the former Jadewell parking area at the back of Ganza Restaurant will be given equal treatment in the award of stalls and issuance of special […]