+ Follow AMAURY GUTIERREZ Tag
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[Title] => MWSS officials oppose housing project in La Mesa Dam
[Summary] => Two officials of the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS) have reportedly opposed the proposed housing project within the vicinity of the La Mesa Dam watershed.
MWSS Administrator Orlando Hondrade and MWSS board member Amaury Gutierrez have reportedly disagreed with the housing plans because of its inevitable impact on the water reservoir, and eventually the water supply of people in Metro Manila, a highly placed source in the MWSS told The Star.
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[Title] => Journey to a beautiful mind
[Summary] => Science, like math, can be boring, can be Greek. Students who don’t understand what they’re all about avoid them like the plague. But thanks to the Philippine Science Centrum Foundation, these subjects are made exciting journeys into possessing beautiful minds. How is this made possible?
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[AuthorName] => Domini M. Torrevillas
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[Title] => Two days in Marawi
[Summary] => When I told friends I was going to Marawi City upon the invitation of Mindanao State University president Dr. Umar Umpa, I was asked not to go because of the "perilous situation" in that Muslim-dominated city.
But I shrugged off their well-meaning warnings, and had two colorful, enjoyable days as a guest at the celebration of the 41st year of founding of the university and the ground-breaking rites of the Muslim Science Center inside the campus.
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[Title] => Lucent backs development of science education in RP
[Summary] => Lucent Technologies, one of the world’s leading telecommunications equipment makers, recently contributed $150,000 or about P7 million to the Philippine Foundation for Science and Technology’s (PFST) Educational Pathways project as part of the company’s continuing efforts to support the advancement of youth education in the Philippines.
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AMAURY GUTIERREZ
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MWSS Administrator Orlando Hondrade and MWSS board member Amaury Gutierrez have reportedly disagreed with the housing plans because of its inevitable impact on the water reservoir, and eventually the water supply of people in Metro Manila, a highly placed source in the MWSS told The Star.
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But I shrugged off their well-meaning warnings, and had two colorful, enjoyable days as a guest at the celebration of the 41st year of founding of the university and the ground-breaking rites of the Muslim Science Center inside the campus.
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