+ Follow ADMINISTRATIONS Tag
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[Title] => State of the Emoji Address
[Summary] => Attention, all full-fledged adults, budding adults, and adults in denial: it is crucial that we be politically in the know, especially with the 2016 presidential elections coming up.
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[Title] => EDITORIAL - Cleaning up Customs
[Summary] => Amid accusations that he cheated in golf and questions about his honesty as a public servant, new Customs Commissioner Angelito Alvarez warned that he would go after name-droppers and influence peddlers in his effort to clean up the bureau.
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[Title] => Beyond politicians & bishops are the people
[Summary] => Matters of faith and morals Filipinos already leave to popes and bishops. On matters political and the morality that must attend political life, it is interesting that bishops also insist on having their say especially during the conception, baptism, confirmation, termination and, at times, exorcism of this country’s political administrations. It is of course equally interesting that Philippine presidents – and, at the very fringes of political preeminence, all those salivating after the presidency – listen attentively to what the influential religious have to say.
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ADMINISTRATIONS
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[Summary] => Amid accusations that he cheated in golf and questions about his honesty as a public servant, new Customs Commissioner Angelito Alvarez warned that he would go after name-droppers and influence peddlers in his effort to clean up the bureau.
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[Title] => Beyond politicians & bishops are the people
[Summary] => Matters of faith and morals Filipinos already leave to popes and bishops. On matters political and the morality that must attend political life, it is interesting that bishops also insist on having their say especially during the conception, baptism, confirmation, termination and, at times, exorcism of this country’s political administrations. It is of course equally interesting that Philippine presidents – and, at the very fringes of political preeminence, all those salivating after the presidency – listen attentively to what the influential religious have to say.
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[ColumnID] => 133858
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