ARCHIVE September2014
education / entertainment / history
Dulaang UP presents “Ang Huling Lagda ni Apolinario Mabini”
As the nation commemorates this year the 150th birth anniversary of hero and revolutionary Apolinario Mabini, Dulaang UP will be doing a play that chronicles the final days of the man dubbed […]
commentary / philippines / sports
Failed expectations for “Gilas Pilipinas” in the 2014 Asian Games
The Philippine national basketball team headed to this year’s Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea on a high note. The squad, led by Coach Vincent “Chot” Reyes, were hard-pressed to prove that […]
Paolo Bediones private video – part three and four
The controversy that forced TV5 host and news anchor Paolo Bediones to quit his late night news program has resurfaced the past few days. The alleged third, fourth, and fifth parts of […]
#WalangPasok – Class suspensions for September 20 2014
A number of local government units have announced the suspension of classes for tomorrow, September 20, in anticipation of continued heavy rains triggered by tropical storm “Mario.” The information stated here were […]
Class suspensions for September 19 2014
With tropical storm “Mario” expected to bring heavy rains and with flash floods expected to come soon after, Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa has announced the suspension of classes for the entire Metro […]
hodgepodge / holiday announcements / philippines
October 6 2014 Philippine holiday – Eid’l Adha
Muslims all over the Philippines will be celebrating their annual feast of sacrifice, formally referred to as Eid’l Adha, this coming October 6. The holiday, which this year falls on a Monday, […]
United Nations Month theme 2014: “International Year of Family Farming”
Schools throughout the Philippines and around the world will be celebrating the annual United Nations month this coming October. As a guide for their respective activities, event organizers can use the themes […]
education / personal matters / philippines
My experience as an ALS review facilitator
Noong nakaraang Sabado ay nagkaroon ang Humanities and Social Sciences Department ng Technological Institute of the Philippines ng isang outreach program. Kalahok sa programang ito ang mga residente ng Barangay San Roque, […]
hodgepodge / journalism / philippines
PAGASA removes ‘Kanor’ from list of typhoon names for 2014
The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) on Tuesday announced that “Kanor” will be removed from the list of typhoon names for 2014. The list is posted on PAGASA’s website. […]
WATCH: Fatal ambush of a QC police official caught on camera
A ranking police officer from the Quezon City Police District (QCPD) – Station 4 was ambushed while travelling along Zabarte Road in Novaliches early Monday morning. Senior Inspector Roderick Medrano was with […]
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Analyzing Toni Gonzaga’s interview with Bongbong Marcos
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GOODBYE, SENATE! – Leaked video of Harry Roque shouting at doctors goes viral
A video showing presidential spokesperson and likely senatorial candidate Harry Roque shouting at a group of doctors during a Zoom meeting has gone viral Thursday morning (September 10). Roque was speaking to […]
#WalangPasok – Work and class suspensions for September 8 2021 due to #JolinaPH
(LAST UPDATE, 7:45 AM of September 8) Severe tropical storm “Jolina” (international name “Conson”) is expected to affect parts of Luzon – particularly provinces in Southern Tagalog and Central Luzon regions as […]
#WalangPasok – Work and class suspensions for September 7 2021 due to typhoon ‘Jolina’
(UPDATED, 12:15 AM) Typhoon “Jolina” (international name “Conson”) has began wrecking havoc on parts of Eastern Visayas late Monday night (Philippine time). “Jolina” is the tenth tropical cyclone to enter the Philippine […]