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Tuesday, March 24, 2009

 

EDITORIAL

First job

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The first job, like first love, is a milestone in a young person’s life. A great sense of accomplishment accompanies first time employees, a vindication of the college diploma and a demonstration of self-worth.

Unfortunately, not too many university graduates will find a job quickly or, getting one, may not be in the field he trained for. Economists call this “structural unemployment,” while businessmen and educators call it a “job mismatch.” Many youths, who took up accounting, teaching, law or nursing, will find out too late that their profession is overcrowded, or discover that businesses are looking for other “critical” skills.

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O T H E R   C O L U M N S  A N D  F E A T U R E S

 

POLICY PEEK
By Ernesto F. Herrera

Many livelihoods and life savings have been lost because of the fraudulent investment schemes of Legacy’s Celso de los Angeles. Based on what we’ve heard so far in the Senate hearings, one can blame the failure of the country’s...

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EAST WEST
By Julius F. Fortuna

We have not been to Davao City recently, but the message from Bishop Fernando Capalla of the Archdiocese Palace is clear. Extrajudicial killings of criminal suspects—salvaging—happen in that place with such worrying frequency. 

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MISSION IMPOSSIBLE
By Marit Stinus-Remonde

It is unbelievable but true that members and supporters of the New People’s Army (NPA) are now given access by our courts to inspect military camps simply by claiming that their colleagues (yes, members of the NPA) might be detained in these camps.

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MEN&EVENTS
By Alito L. Malinao

Even before President Gloria Arroyo signed on March 11, 2009 Republic Act 9522 or the law that establishes the baselines or the extent of the Philippines’ territorial limits, China has already served notice of its displeasure over the move.

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VIRTUAL REALITY
By Tony Lopez

On Saturday, March 21,Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile took the unusual step of taking a third of a full broadsheet page of expensive advertising to demand the resignation of the officials of the Securities and Exchange Commission...

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ANALYSIS

By any normal standard, the Coke-Huiyuan deal would have been approved with flying colors  

The Chinese government’s summary rejection, on anti-trust grounds, of Coca-Cola’s $2.4 billion bid to buy Chinese juice-maker Huiyuan sent a sharp chill through the global business community when it was announced last week.

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