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Sunday, February 24, 2008 |
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Rosendo A. Subido Jr. and Dr. Marcelino Reysio-Cruz
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17 Years of Philanthropic Partnership
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With glee, Rosendo A. Subido Jr. greets the girl
who emerges from the operating room, “Aba, maganda na ang batang
ito [Hey, this girl now looks pretty]!” The lass, who just went
through a cleft lip operation has a patch of gauze obscuring her
lips, but her eyes give out a sincere smile that seems to
acknowledge the doctor’s remark. On her side is Dr. Marcelino
Reysio-Cruz Jr., the surgeon who performed the operation. Such event
has been a recurring scenario for the two men for the past 17 years.
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O T H E R F E A T U R E S
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THE FILIPINO CHAMPION
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Reinventing hospital food
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Hospital food is known to be bland and
boring—not really something one would look forward to during
a hospital stay. However, this is one trend that St. Luke’s
Medical Center and Chef Gene Gonzales will try to reinvent.
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Changing lives one smile at a time
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BELIEVING that everyone, especially children, should wear proud
smiles, Asian Spirit, the premier adventure airplane in the
Philippines, has forged a partnership with Operation Smile
Philippines and SMART Communications Inc. to help Filipino children
afflicted with cleft palates.
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Young music masters to
shine in annual piano festival
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Music lovers are in for two Sundays of sheer musical delight when
the Piano Teachers’ Guild of the Philippines (PTGP) and Philamlife
present the annual piano festival at the Philamlife Auditorium today
and on March 2 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The marathon concert is
open to the public.
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Avon Philippines awarded best in Asia-Pacific
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For exceptional performance in 2007, Avon Philippines received the
much-coveted Star of Asia Award at the Avon Asia-Pacific Top 100
Conference in Hong Kong.
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A brand new start for
residents of ‘xerox village’
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Pao Laguiawan and her loved ones used to worry a lot—foremost of
which is their home—the wooded shanty they lived in could easily
be damaged by heavy rains and strong winds.
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THE LITERARY LIFE
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Romblon’s Fiesta
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Who am I? What has happened to me? It is when
these two questions begin to prod us into self-assessments and
appraisements that we might claim we have a real measure of value.
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THE GREEN REVOLUTION
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Indigenous Peoples of Zambales Mountains
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It all started with a simple problem of
curiosity, “What would it take to cut a tree?” A colleague told
me that I would need to get a permit from the government to cut a
tree.
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