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[Title] => A treasure trove of Filipiniana
[Summary] => It’s the 15th anniversary of the Philippine Opera Company (POC), headed by soprano Karla Gutierrez, and they’re bringing back not something artsy like La Boheme but the delightful Ang Bagong Harana: A mélange of Sylvia la Torre songs, tribal chants, traditional songs, dances and games; kundiman, old standards and contemporary OPM.
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[Title] => Celebrating music and sophistication
[Summary] => It was an evening of elegance and sophistication as the Johann Strauss Society of the Philippines (JSSP) recently held its annual gala night at the well-appointed lobby lounge of the Makati Shangri-La Hotel.
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[Title] => STAR fotog wins in IYR photo tilt
[Summary] => STAR photographer Revoli Cortez was one of the winners of the 2004 International Year of Rice (IYR) photography contest.
Cortez bagged the second prize for his entry "Eating Time (Scavengers)." A cash prize of P15,000 went with the award.
Baguio City photographer Dave Leproza Jr. topped the photo contest, with a P25,000 cash prize, for his entry "Harvesting Rice in Sadanga, Mt. Province."
Third-placer was Reynaldo Mondez of Manila for his entry "Magtanim ay Di Biro." His cash prize was P10,000.
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[Title] => SAGADA: The touch of God
[Summary] => I’m spacing out. Spacing out on how many calories I injected into my system from eating a coffee roll and grilled ensaymada while hypocritically downing a can of Diet Coke. Like any other urbanite right smack in the middle of a seemingly endless meeting, I stare at the laminated oak table. Wondering how many trees were cut down to make this "office furniture." Wondering, even, when I would be able to see another majestic tree, or a rock...or nature’s running water. Suffice it to say, I start daydreaming at 11 a.m.
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[Title] => Embattled President sings the blues away
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When the going gets tough, the tough guy sings the blues away.
Amid below-zero popularity ratings and pressing peace and order problems in
Mindanao, President Estrada took to the microphone yesterday with his own
version of the farmer's ditty Magtanim ay 'Di Biro (Planting Rice is
Never Fun).
While the original song is a lament of the farmer's travails on the ricefield,
the President's version was upbeat.
"Kung tayo'y magtatanim, dadami ang pagkain.
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Cortez bagged the second prize for his entry "Eating Time (Scavengers)." A cash prize of P15,000 went with the award.
Baguio City photographer Dave Leproza Jr. topped the photo contest, with a P25,000 cash prize, for his entry "Harvesting Rice in Sadanga, Mt. Province."
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[Title] => Embattled President sings the blues away
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When the going gets tough, the tough guy sings the blues away.
Amid below-zero popularity ratings and pressing peace and order problems in
Mindanao, President Estrada took to the microphone yesterday with his own
version of the farmer's ditty Magtanim ay 'Di Biro (Planting Rice is
Never Fun).
While the original song is a lament of the farmer's travails on the ricefield,
the President's version was upbeat.
"Kung tayo'y magtatanim, dadami ang pagkain.
[DatePublished] => 2000-03-29 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
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September 5, 2004 - 12:00am
