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[Title] => ADELFA helps women blossom
[Summary] => When 60-year-old Samha Sali stepped into Tubig-Samin Primary School, clutching her notebook, pencil and other school supplies, she could only muster these words: “Bukon pa huli in maglawag-ingat.
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[Title] => Remember Hall & Oates?
[Summary] => What, only nine songs? This is what will surely be the Pinoy’s reaction after getting a hold of this CD.
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[Title] => ‘If everyone is bribing, it must be all right’ (and other things our children must unlearn)
[Summary] => I gave a lecture recently at one of our elite universities. The succeeding question and answer period revealed how much our educational system has deteriorated, not just in its incapacity to give the young generation this abiding sense of nation, of belonging to Filipinas. More crucial than this, we are being destroyed by moral metastasis.
The most cogent comments from the very young – they were college freshmen – were these: "How can I progress in life if I don’t grease palms?"
"If everyone is bribing, it must be all right."
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The most cogent comments from the very young – they were college freshmen – were these: "How can I progress in life if I don’t grease palms?"
"If everyone is bribing, it must be all right."
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