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SPECIAL REPORT: BASIC EDUCATION REFORM

Division of City Schools in Quezon City, hold a Reading Carnival "Read and Lead" in Quezon Memorial Circle on Thursday. Almost 31 thousands Elementary and High School students coming from public and private school to Participate the Reading Carnival for Guiness World Record entry.
Photo By Ruy Martinez

Same old problems still

Based on what he saw in the Quezon City schools he visited that day and what his Department of Education subalterns from all over the country told him, Education Secretary Jesli Lapus had many things to be happy about in the smooth and orderly opening of schoolyear 2008 to 2009 on Tuesday, June 10.

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IF there is one set of statistics to show that the Philippines is largely dirt poor—despite the life of luxury and conspicuous consumption exhibited by the 2 percent of the population that sustains the elite department stores and expensive restaurants—it is the annual decline of basic-education enrollment and the annual increase of dropouts.

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S P E C I A L  R E P O R T

·  Lack of facilities, low pay for teachers bug public basic education
·  Jose Rizal Awards for Excellence
   

T O P  S T O R I E S

SULU: Recruits are flocking to join Muslim extremists who are holding a prominent broadcaster and her cameraman hostage in southern Philippines, an intelligence official said on Saturday.

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R E G I O N S

Damage to agricultural sector, aquatic resources cited

The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines has stepped up the pressure for the provincial government of South Cotabato to stop a big mining project in Tampakan town.

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S P O R T S

IT WILL be raining punches in Las Vegas when champion “Dangerous” David Diaz and challenger Manny “PacMan” Pacquiao lock mitts on June 29 (Manila time) for the World Boxing Council (WBC) lightweight title.

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W O R L D

WORLDINBRIEF

KANDAHAR, Afghanistan: A desperate hunt was under way Saturday for more than 1,100 prisoners who escaped a jail in southern Afghanistan when Taliban rebels blasted it open, killing 15 guards, officials said.

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P R O P E R T  Y  &  H O M E

The average home-maker needs all the help when it comes to setting up a home. While other home depots present a myriad of choices when it comes to housing accessories,...

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 O F W  T I M E S

Microfinance refers to the provision of financial services to low-income clients, including the self-employed. It also refers to a movement that envisions “a world in which as many poor and near-poor households as possible have permanent access to an appropriate range of high quality financial services, including not just credit, but also savings, insurance, and fund transfers.”

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EDITORIAL
The bills that got away

THE Senate takes pride in the “quality” of its bills, compared to the ones introduced in the House, which, some senators say, are mostly of “local application.” The Senate exercises “quality control” on bills referred to it by the lower chamber, so goes the claim.

Some congressmen say however a lot of intellectual theft takes place in the Senate, where members copy bills filed by their peers and re-introduce them as their own.
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Rony V. Diaz: On system loss

· Marlen V. Ronquillo: Futures and shocks
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· Amina Rasul: Religious freedom
· Fr. Shay Cullen: The meaning of love
· FEATURE: Superman, septuagenarian original comic book superhero
· LETTERS: Praying for Ces Drilon & Co.

Career Times

The different faces of affluence
Do you work to impress
or do you live to work?

It is common knowledge that a small percentage of the population, the socioeconomic classes AB or the Philippines’ most affluent, continues to drive personal consumption expenditure in this country. Considering the size of this group, marketers often treat it as a single and homogenous niche.

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Papa was a rolling stone
Joey Pepe Smith, godfather of Pinoy rock, on surviving his abusive alcoholic dad and being the father to five children from three different mothers

These are dysfunctional times. Today’s young couples strive to be better parents by being nothing like their fathers or their mothers. Work overseas sunders thousands of families. Migration dislocates cultural identities. Yet countless single parents raise exemplary children nonetheless.

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2008 Dr. Jose P. Rizal Awards: Search for Outstanding Chinese-Filipinos

 

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